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New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

TBy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIpuHE.1
Chicago March 2-Whsst to-day sold at the
lowest price since last octoeer-May at 721,e and
July at es%c Shorts avaed Of the break TO take
profits. There was scme demand for the contract
grades the decline. The market closed practi-
caIly where Il left of Saturday. May opened at
T25Ac sold between 7S1&c and 7zl4c. and closed at
727sc sellers; July closed Toe sellers The foreign
markets were not OF much as the break here
Saturday. The decrease in the visible I,0iI.000
bushels. better than expected. Receipts North
west and West were somewhat under year ago,
but there alarming weather signs. TIE
shippins business accomplished here was only 5000
bushels. but the prices were relatively good ones
the No. l Northern only &C under May. Worlds
shiBments were a9e7.010 bushels On passage in
creased 900 bushels. Spectators were influenced
for time early by a repetition Of the old Argen-
the estimate on the surplus 100000 bushels
There was no great trade on either side The sig
nihcant speculative festuFs was the Willingness OF
important shorts to cover. There is the feeling
that after 30 long q dechns the July ~hsat al
around 7oc is not high.
In a speculative way the corn market vas as In
different as the wheat. It closed unchanged 70 Ne
under Saturday and the only significant change
was that the May premium ever July was still
further lessened. only lsc at the eioss The May
sold at &4e and at SS7sc. and closed at 4Sttc; July
closed at 4s1kc. The cash market vas about STEADY
There was 30 Eastern demand. but the elevatef
people buying the car lots The inspection was
onlv In ears the estimate GOT ts-uerTow &S cars
cenrances were ~ go bushels cables were slight
ly lower Worlds shipEneatS were &S8o0 DusaelS
There was an increase on passage OF Ss.Ooo bush
els There was no evidence Of activity by any Of
the insportant July tHesrssts End there are 30 in-
noytant interests left In the May The exrectation
ts that the May will 60 to discount uRAsr the
July.
The West is shipping eats mars freely. sending
them along instead Of tia eSrn- wh!ch has broken
40 hadly Receipts to-day were 3F cars, to-rnor-
o,,S Estimate "a The cash market lest he 60 INC,
and fcfures closed &c 70 3te leIsr Nay LEFT ca
SsnaSd fFOm the East has satIsa on ThS yisiels
6ScFesssA Aos bushels; ths Ieeal stock increased
= Provtssoas vsre somewhat hi6her to-day bet
1SS rrseiptS At shS yards wSfe ONLY iIo. er about
.1e s Taz nv "A axpSct4d ana receipts at oil west
aaai "a ne,nte xsre GO hogs compared with 0eeO
last year Pork elosed @ h!gssE to Zoe isEsr Easn
Sesasr 1n6a6y Lard enf ribs eoeh ele9oa at
ssdSfT advHncG 4he weight Of the heE p Aes ta..
1sek- ccsnrared With % pounds two years agc.
Tha small hog Tecstpts are ASTOUNDING esesToSeS'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
Notice of Sum mons.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
- George PIunkitt. PilintIT. against WaIfsr Q
Adams TSfsrdany Summons TTsl desired IN New YORK
County the above named L~f@ntant lou are hersny
aummoned answer com. This action. and
70 copy q r1e Plaintiffs Attorney
the ssTyiSs OF this
Of ay sergi~e OF fail
H'll Dc taken against
BY reef demanded the complaint
DATED Nss York September 9th. 1901
JAMES SMITH. FaintlT'E Attorney. Post Osdcs A13
ONCE No "a Park Row. Borough of Manhattan. New
York CITY.
TO waiter c Adams The torsEolng summons Is servsd
upon YOU xftho pursuant %
AZ Hon Nz-f%a1. = Justice OF thta
Court dated 2Tth ~ February, 1895. ana Hie1
In - I~rix
prema Court New York County. the Court House n
saId County on the 2Tth d February l9C3.
1atsA New York. February Zfth. 1908
JAMES E SMITH. Plaintiffs Attorney. - Park RoSSs
Narhstta- New city
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
TIE GARDEN HOTEL,

OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLA%s PLSGS ,-
throughout.
u ' FINCH Prom H J. PEARSON. Mgr
Personal representative At Hotel SsthsriAnd-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
Financial Elections.

TIVE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
General once. Bread Street Station,
Phiiadelphia. ID March. 1903,
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THIS COM
panv will be held TUESDAY. the twenty-fourth
day Of March. 1908, at its General once Broad street
station PhiIsdepha Pennsylvania between the hours OF
ten o'clock A eeleek p NJ, for the election
az three Directors for the term OF four yar TO
S.ca thosR whsss will expire With Bald eeesOh
at which time ana place vote or votes may nso oe
60 an such other subject. subjects shall have
heen heretofore directed by the stockholders.
oeei LEWIS NELSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24

San Francisco March eS.-The ofhcial closing
quotations for mining stocks to-day were as fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
SUNNI Resorts.
To Urhom 1t Nau Concern.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK ali persons interested N the estajs %
II samuel T TIL. for
the benefit n Credtto-s. send GREETlEG;--
Yo,l and q cited ana required 10
sppear al special Term of IRE supreme Court % ne
So York - New YORK IN Part Z
holden IN County court House n fhe
CITY oy New York Eor0Izr q N5rAattan- n SAD
. AarCh. 1898. at 10 80 A N
rhs- ar thr-e Z vhv ire fnal settlement
~ re account Sar,Is TI assignee Of tne aoov9
71rsF william II FflrHg J- ~E0C,t no. - had and x
no cause sho~7 attend the una4 settlseat oc
he
In r10uy .s~N hsreuCto caused the seal
q New
IL 81 York . atHxet FNltness- Hon Vernon NJ
DasIs- JuA4Cs Z the saId CouTc. ths AIh Gay
OF February. 49, ..,- --,. -.
GUTHRIE CRAvATH HENDERSON. Attorneys for
Assignee. 10 wall street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24

GUARANTEED STOCKS.
scaotsrouz by Joseph Walker sos& Ne. 70
~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
Superior hotel accommodations at rnodsrats rates
THE ALBEMARLE,
BERKSHIRE INN,

virsinia-ave an4 Beach Atlantic City ~ J. 800 s2eS
and special Easter Extensive Improvement IN.
INSTRUCTED Elevator Hot and cold natnS c. 49,
fnest Booklet J. O. & J. z DICKINSON.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
HOTEL TRAYMoRE,

ATLANTIC CITY. y j
Remains open throughout the year Every known COM
fort a6s convenience for guests Golf privileges
f'u'i''te ~ " TRAYMORE HOTEL co.
D, a WHITE, President
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
RHODE ISLAND.
WATCH HILL. r. I.

WATCH HILL. r. L
Il only hours from New IorS from Boston; aA
7Fton Lire connect. Long distance telsphone
.Ts1bons lines MlsGuaEcu- of the best
IN he country absolutely safe bahiag deep sea hshi1s
boating and sailing maca1an rosGs unlimited supply oz
nurs srr1nE water under god pressure
can offer furnished cottages 70 rent for $40 20 g 800
View. WeekapauK tforr18rlY
%Sves; F3la--y and Cu.n-r1r,eUg from $3.50 T. $500
FRANK " COY, Real Estate Agent. Westerly. R. L.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY.

Ns,ce is hereby given that dividend OF one ana
rhreeoua-ters GAo> cent en the Prefsfred Sap"a
sat ~ rho American woolsn Company will be paid on
b ,5b of Anri 1893 stockholders Of record at the
close Of business April 2nd 1903
Transfer books for Stock will be closed At the
.a ~ business April znd 1908. and will be recpened
wA II WOOD. Treasurer
Boston Mass. March -. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24

STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
Punished BY WgIszn E Nesols Co. No Is wau-st1
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
STEAMBOATS,.

GATsKlll, HUDSON & G9XsAGNlE
BOATS IeAvs Pier E3. n. R. week day. P. II
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS,

ELEVALL-7-f-N
,,cou7narabls sprfnE Summer Fail Clnass-
MAGNIFICENT Mountain Surroundings
NEW HOMESTEAD AND COTTAGES
Patronage the highest c4ass Long distance PnonS
9, ..-h room Brokers once with direct y. 7. wire
o. curative waters rheumatism Eout obesity
and nervous AL baths from natural aoNng No<
Uster New clubhouse. with squash court. lounsnS
,,, cafe pi1x pong tables. Golf and all OGIao9r
Dssrl-nes. FIrst-cIass livery
Pullman Compartment Car Chesapeake Ohio = =
U Limited leaving New YORK As P. n ETcurson
,ckA-s at c A O. once Broadway ana odcss PeHna
r + Address FRED. sTERRY. Mgr. Hot springs. Va
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
THE Lorraine.

On the Beach st. Charles Place Atlantic CITY X J.
Fresh and baths Elsvaor Special sprng IateA
S'SS" ~' SANLA WAGNER d SON.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
Dividend Notices.

NATIONAL BISCUIT C0MPANY:,
rT1F REGJLAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
L ~ ONE AND TEREE-QUARTERs PER CENT On
the nyrfeed stock been declared eayahle EsSrary
Sath I9M TansteP boaks viii be closed from February
iStn 70 FeeYvaFy 34th. both taeinzxs 49, ~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24

STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
dnrzishsa by William z Nichols Co. No. Is wau-st9
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
DvERTIsEMENTs sas SUoser'ption' for IN" TrioonS
a rsesdvAd .. thA1 usesw1 o@es.
NO, 1895 BROADWAY.

SA % FSSSsea - GS OHEnCn
oa,n.. At regular oHes until o'clock D. viz
axA sth-ave O. .. 2Sd-sG: asa 0th-ave.s cor
,s3h-St: 81 East s%tA-s3.S 3SS West SSa-sS.. -
-. 4,A and sth Hves 3G3 West 12Sth-st.I 1,33s
aS.ave between 7sth aaa STth stA; 1tA2S Sd-eves.
rear sIst-st: 1.7Os ASt~GvS, HasF oth-st 1S7 East
xakth.st., SEO Tvem0nt-Svs,s ddO SA-avO.. neas
Aist-st-: 55A Sa-oSs.t z10 @sSeeM@s-ss's S3S
1Iea.I.sr-st RrOekIxn, y. Y-SlD CO1Pt-as.s
S1S Smgth-sG.s 1864 Ga4@S-@vs' Hewssxs h Dc
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by r L. Day Co. No Nasnau-stl
Mch 81 Mch aat Mch. q. AeA. =
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24

E,rn rarona-aye ealh, Atlantic CITY, Y J Finest
iafton Modern class hotel capacity $50 Rooms en-
s,,ts Win prvae Elevator parlor etc Excel
isnt cuisine Special Spring BRYAN * WILLIAMS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
THE RITTENHOUsE.

>,.r rArssvs ave and Perch ArlaLtc City. J. Refined
Strictly hiEh csss modern. uP-todats 100 rooms ts9
s.rice Special rates ST weekly Special Estsr
rates. Opens saturday. 2>th n u hALA1IENuEFN
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
THE DUNLOP,

ATLANTIC CTTY. y
n, ocsan rr,-+ and adjoining the famous BOARDWALK
Bull, Of brick and iron. European plan
ssa vatsE baths attached to suites: Clso PUBIC
E.Tre.Isnt caf6 Booklet
ROBERT T DUNLOP
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
HOTEL AGNEW.
THE ARLINaTON,

Atlantic C1tyE and nneSt hotel repressnta
tive No 2se F'ourth-ave. Phone. lI4e-lsth Also
No Park Place
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
HOTEL STRAND.

ATLANTIC CITY. y '
Centrally located beach front FtFepFoof Sea Wats
comfort and conNsnienoe foX winter arc
sprinS guests Auto meets all trains Representative -
Atm ave fN'A' FAIRBAIRN WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

SEx dividend. tArked-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
THE LEHMAN, ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

oo.., .,5 psonsyf-anIa Ave. the select and
49, ..etion Carscitv 400 modern equipment
throughout comfort and oTers sPsI4 opTlhs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24

NRw YoRK CENTRAL AID NU1YON RIVER AAALs-
ROAD COMPANY.
once Of the fFsesuFeH NsR YeTk, March SsId LeoS
DTRSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
contract beswess the Rama, Wetastewn Z ogdSas--
Nn-~ Ha;IpSaA Se1eeARY &Hd thS New Ynrk Central
HIvSr 1alrSaA canaanY assSd March 14ta 1891
nTsi dfvdaad three and one-haf cent
q tie stoeh Of sbe UTICA Ek4ASk RIvER e. RAIL, Z
fhie Office ca end after thst eeaAa ~u.,u-~, ..-..
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
HOTEL GLADSTONE, Atlantic City, n,

,-a.v an bo ocean front In location New and
,rI",i- class water all baths running water
~ roor sun pariors overlooking ocean etc eS Fpecia
sn-in- rates Booklet CCa-h meets trains y COI4lHe
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
THE SHELBURNE,
HOTEL RALEIGH,

Ocean End 81. Charles Place. Auaruc CITY n ).
Extensively improved and many new and attractive
introduced hiEh-class modern hotel ~tn
location Offering Special Spring Capacity
Elevator service: suite with bath steam neat
Superior taEe and service coach meets Henb
- -
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24

MleAIRan-ave. and Beach. Atlantic city, y J.
Ocean view throughout. with every appointrneh
extensive paFlors steam neat prI
VSte baths Special 50 TO 50 daily SIC to SIG ~sskS
RonkleI - n n
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
LEXINGTON.

SUary rooms Open
steam heat. electric
LAR RABEE. Prop.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
NEW HOTEL RUDOLF,

Personal New York representative for rates and
8 Park PLACE 11:so A. NJ 70 P. N.
HOTEL IMPERIAL 0 to 10 A N. $50 to 5 r IL
CHAS r. MYERS. Propr.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
School agencies.

A MERrCAN A. FOREIGN TEACHERS AGEsCr
"A Professors Tsarhsrp TutoFE GOvaraAa1n&
etc. 0 colleges So ooss ard Faraines Apply %
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND,

x.xyorL-.v- near Beach. Atlantic City. J op-n all
- So, haat Baths etc . RSAUER-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
THE ST. CHARLES,

City, y J.
OPEN THROCGHOf-r THE YEAR
SO private and fresh water. shower attach
ments, Modern and complete
SEWLIN HATSES.
formerly the Chaltonte-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-17
LALLY WANTS TO BE EXAMINED
IL For No Other Reason TO Show That He
Can Beat PurrOy.

At the session OF the municipal CIVIL
Service Commission yesterday afternoon
the protest of Deputy Chief Lally OF the
Fire Department against permitting Com
missioner Sturgis to appoint a CHIEF OF
Department without a competitive exam
ination was heard.
Under the law the Commissioner may ap-
point without examination when there are
three OF fewer than three candidates. on the
general ground that competition would
BE of no value, since its only result il
to furnish an eligible list OF three from
which the appointment may be made.
Ially contends that more than three
candidates took the physical examina--
tions, and although all except himself and
Deputy Chief Purroy were rejected, that
the examination was part OF the whole,
and the rule permitting the Commissioner
10 dispense with the competitive examine
ton does not apply.
The commission reached decision which
it kept secret.
The friends of Deputy Chief Lally say
that they have no doubt VI his being able
To pass 4 far better examination than
can Acting Chief Purroy, They Intimate
that Purroy might find trouble in passing
any q examination at all prepared by the Civil
Service Commission. III the Commissioners
were permitted TO appoint Purroy without
a competitive examination, Prroy would
still have to pass an examination for ftnesS.
II would be prepared by the Commissioner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-17
Oysters and Tar.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuNSir: II the
fishermen. the oystermen, the boatbuilders.
the hotelkeepers and incidentally. the Long
Island Railroad Company can accomplish
anything in the way of abating nuisance,
they ought to be able to force the Queens
County Gas Company to stop pouring It's
refuse into Jamaica Bay. Numerous COM
plaints in regard TO this outrage have already
been sent to the New York Board OF Health.
but so far, no attention has been paid to them.
The result IL that the oyster and clam beds
are already going to destruction: that fishing
in that locality is thing OF the past; that
bathing is impossible. except for those who
don't object to coat OF tar without feathers
and that boatbuilders can't launch new boats.
carefully painted white. unless they resign
themselves beforehand to a sudden and radical
change in the color of the paint
Moreover, the poisonous character Of the
stuff poured into the bay from the gas plant
kills the feb, and with every tide thousands OF
them of many sorts and sizes chn be seen
floating and becoming ripe" on the surface
OF the water.
Now. this il q statement, Let IFS have the
testimony. Capt. Ben West. the chief OYSTER
man of Jamaica Bay says that recently, while
rsking oysters, he found about hali u ton Of
tar covering his beds. and most Of his oysters
were dead. He bottled samples OF the pol
luted water and showed them to the officials
of the gas company. begging them 10 stop
the pollution and save what little was left of
his oyster business. They told him they
would see about il. but they don't seem to be
able 10 see
O. l.. Rohr, u boat and yacht builder on that
now unclean waterfront, cannot launch one
Of his boats and expect Il 10 look clean half an
hour afterward.
A man named Phillips innoCentiy Went TO
battle near the Iron Pier and came out OF he
water covered with Tar slush which il took him
some days TO rub of
Mr. Herman, the proprietor OF the Wind
sor Hotel near the Long Island Railroad ter
minus, and the headquarters OF fishermen.
complains that hia business is on the high ROM
| TO ruin on account OF the destruction OF the
| fshing grounds by the refuse from the gas
ro,npuny's plant. He sent Il letter to Com
missioner LedeTls OF the Health Board. conf
! planning of this new nuisance and stating that
! between Bairen Island OH one side and the
| na, plant on the other he would have to close
! nj, business unless some relief were Afforded
! An answer came back on postal card Stain
! that he matter would be attended to. but no
! attention has been paid to II,
| Now. il is claimed that with little cost the
gas company could get rid OF its refuse by
| burning IL. Well if this b. so, let them make
| haste to burn IL, and let the waters OF Jamaica
| Bay he restored 10 their natural color and
| condition. "
NEW YORK July 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-17
ARMY MANEUVRES.
New York Troops TO Take Part In war
Games at Portland, Me.

WASHINGTON, July l8.-Secretary Root
spent this afternoon going over the recon-
mendations OF the General Staff with re-
gard to the joint army and military ma
noeuyres to be held through out the country
this fall. The sites which have been de-
termined upon for the manoeuvres are:
For the Department Of the Lakes, West
Point, Ky; for the Department of Missouri,
Fort Riley, Kan, and for the Department
OF the East, Portland, Me. Sites for the
maneuvres in the other departments
have not been determined.
The manauvres at Portland, which will
be combined with the annual army and
navy marpuvres, will be attended by the
National Guard organizations OF the New
England States, and New York also will
contribute contingent including the
Thirteenth and two other regiments OF
infantry and all of the State artillery
New Jersey and Pennsylvania waived
their privileges in the general proposition
in favor of the usual State encampment
at Sea Grit and Mount Gretna.
According to the official announcement,
thirty-five companies Of the Regular army
and nine regiments of militia from Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan and Wisconsin
will participate at West Point Ohio de-
clined to participate. The date set Is Oct. 8.
The cost of the transportation OF militia
organizations will be paid by the United
Stetes. The New York troops will be
transported to Portland by water to save
expense.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-17
WILL FIGHT THE BARGE CANAL.
state Grange Preparing for vigorous
a,amualgn Against the Project.

UTICA. July 18.--That the State Grange
intends to fight the barge canal project
to a finish IL evident from sentiments ex-
pressed at meeting in this city this AFTER
noon OF the executive committee OF the
State Grange and a score OF representative
Oneida county farmers. Those present
included y. e. Morris Of Sodus, master OF
the State Grange; W. G. Willis Of Skaneatees,
its secretary, and the following delegates
representing the oranges Of Oneida county;
The Rev. H. p. Powell, ". T.. Grannis. A. L.
Armstrong, A. W. Stewart, ]. ID. Thomp-
son, II. n. Miller, l.. NJ. Brockway and W. A.
Mitteson OF Clinton; &. II. Searles OF Rome,
and Herbert Tyler John NJ. Porter and }.
H. Graham Of New Hartford. President
Norris in opening the conference said:
From the start Of this project ia" state
Grange has been nnalterahIv opposed tn II.
The EranEers and farmers arc making u great
Fight. 4 call has been issued for grangsrs
from all over the state to meet At ths Chamn~Lf
circular letters have been sent each grange
asking for large DELEGATIONS. That will be
important mrstng Tor FE@ sa% snd
wide that the farmers are taking no interest,"
In the movement.
neither ,io We want to he a party TO this
deal. 1t Ia nothing bat Il big graft for persons
who live OF Of the people, They don care
n rap for the people hut they do want that
slm of money; il will be the big corporations
who will profit by the canal The boatmen
who have built the boats that now ply on the
canal will he unable to have larger bargcs
built. 40 the big corporations will build them
and control the CARRYING trade from TIE
West The State will build the canal ana the
corporations will get the money.
Resolutions condemning the project OF a
barge canal in vigorous terms were pre-
sented and adopted, and speeches denuncia-
tory OF the proposition were made by those
present. permanent organization was
effected and campaign against the canal
scheme will be inaugurated among the
farmers of this vicinity. Oneida county
promises to send representative delega-
ton to the Rochester meeting on July Fl,
to protest against the proposed enormous
expenditures.
ROCHESTER,, July 1.-Two hundred ac-
ceptances have been received by the Cham
Der Of Commerce from representative New
Workers. who promise to attend the canal
convention to be held here on the 2lst'
The New York Central offers one fare for
both WAYS to all those attending the con-
yantiOn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-17
Medica, Advice for Summer Travellers.

From the chicago iH!tr ocean.
Now the vacation months have arrived II can.
not be urged too frequently that those who intend
leaving home and Its comforts for a few weeks In
the country should adopt every pTccautlon known
10 science for the preservation OF their health,
II will be recalled by many readers that In the
days OF their youth the admonions Of their elders
Invariably preceded by that argumenta,ive
cllncher They Say"--ran something Ike this:
They say horse chestnut will keep away riru
matsm.
They say raw potato will do, II there are no
horse rhestnuts TO be had
They say an onion carried In the vest pocket
will prevent nts.
They say piece of camphor gum will keep away
smallpox.
They say \ black silk thread worn around the
neck will ward on Group.
They say a red string about tho throat. or an
eel skin about the wrist. will prevent rheumatism
They say a bag Of sulphur. worn nS pendant.
win prevent scarlet fever
They say piece OF red woocn yarn worn about
the throat will prevent noscblced,
True. this Is but partial list OF the precautions
that can be taken. However, rs person on yaca
Non Is generally aycrse 10 carrying more weight
than is absolutely necessary, the foregoing can he
counted SufNcicnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-17
The Partition of the Navy.

The subjoned suggestion is gently
offered by the Philadelphia Record. 1t
deserves attention:
The unauthorized use OF ships Of war and reve-
nue. cutters for summer junketngs OF Government
of'clals might suggest the propriety of legaliznx
such use 1t would he better thus TO convert
this Government, property tn private Use BY au-
thorty OF law than 10 do II in habitunl violation
Of law"
Divided as follows, with reference to
the three coordinate departments OF
the Government, established by the Con-
stitution:
The Executive department, one-third
OF the naval vessels. transports, revenue
cutters and lighthouse tenders;
The Legislative department, one-third
OF each Of the foregoing classes;
The Federal Judiciary, the remaining
third, Oh equal terms;
Ships OF each class to be apportioned
by lot or amicable agreement;
The President of the United States
to have at all times the right. as Com
mander-in-Chief, to take personal pos
session of any war vessel. transport,
revenue cutter or lighthouse tender,
whether belonging to the Executive. Leg
islatve or Judicial department.
Will Mr.. ROOSEVELT recommend such
law in his next annual message to the
Congress-? Will the Hon. GEORGE +.
Foss OF Illinois perfect the bill?