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TREASURER'S ROLL NIPPED.

Milwaukee, Wis. March 23-Treas-
urer Harry Nirdlinger of the Mar
guerita Silva company, here this
week, was robbed of cash and notes
amounting in all to about $4,000 at
AN early hour today, the money hay-
ing been taken from beneath his
head while he slept.
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SIX MEN KILLED.

Springfield, ILL.,, March ga ter.
rife explosion in mines of the Athens
Coal company, at Athens, Menard
county. 20 miles north of Springfield,
today resulted in the death of six
men, and one being seriously injured
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With the finest of harmony the re-
publicans met at the city hall last
evening and placed a city ticket in
the field. headed by William Hahen-
hoff for mayor
Anaconda, March 23-For mayOr.
Joseph Mcdonnell; city treasurer,
Richard Roe; police magistrate,
Frank Kennedy. The above was the
ticket put up yesterday evening by
the democrats of Anaconda at their
convention at the city hall
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is 1T PROMOTION?
Tia jor Dawson Sent From Butte to
Anaconda.

Anaconda.
Butte. March 23.-By an order just
sued Major j. e. Dawson, for Is
&orthern here, is transferred to Ana
tonda, where he becomes general
agent for that road and the Butte
Anaconda & Pacific. Archibald Gray
becomes supervisor of the freight de-
partment on the Great Northern for
all Montana. W. R. Mech will be
general passenger agent at Butte.
Edward j. Healey becomes general
freight agent at Butte.
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Complete census of every county
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STEALING A RIDE.

Great Falls, March 23-The body
Of John Dorchy was found on the
tracks Of the Montana Central rail-
road near Rainbow Falls this morn
ing. The top Of his head had been
severed.
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six months in advance are en-.
titled to the Rand-McNaIIy wall
map Of Montana. and the world.
The sun., 1903-12-16
JAPAN TAKES GLOOMY VIEW.
Delay in Negotiations with Russia Sends
stocks Down Rapidly
Special Gable Despaiche, 10 THE So,


TOXIC, Dec 15.-The view Of the situation
taken by the press and public continues
to be very gloomy, and the prices of stocks
are falling steadily. The newspapers make
impatient and angry comments on the
Russian reply to Japan demands. Despite
the official secrecy with which the reply
is guarded the newspapers profess to know
that it is unacceptable to Japan.
Baron Koinura, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. and Baron de Rosen, the Russian
Minister, held conference Yesterday.
Ministerial conferences and ministerial
visits to the dlplomatists are frequent. A
meeting of the senior statesmen has been
arranged for tomorrow.
The cruising area of Japan's standing
fleets has been extended to Corean and
Chinese waters. This is regarded as giving
q great advantage to the Japanese COM
mander-in chief.
Corea processes Indignation over the
rioting of Corean coolies at Mokpho which
led to the landing of Japanese marines, but
it Is believed here that the incident is only
of local importance. 1t is stated that the
strike of the coolies was preceded by
general boycott of Japanese merchants
1t is unde rstood that a Russian warship ia
going to Mokpho.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. l5.-Much might
he telegrsphed concerning the Russian
reply to Japan, but no reliance can be
placed upon any Of the versions that are
current, however positively they are as
serted. Vague semi-official utterances are
printed to the effect that the way has been
left open for furt her nego iati ions. rup-
ture is not expected.
The sun., 1903-12-16
NEGROROW OYER ROOSEVELT.
ALL DAY AND ALL NIGHT FIGHT
ON QUESTION OF OFINDORSEMENT
The National Negro Suffrage League
Bandies Charges OF Brlbery-A. II.
Grimke Calls Booker Washington a
TraitOr--ROOseye Advocates Jeered.

WASHINGTON Dec. l5.-The question Of
indorsing President Roosevelt for reelec-
tion in 1904 nearly caused the disruption
to-day OF the convention of the National
Negro Suffrage League. now in session
here. Charges of bribery were freely
made concerning both commit teemen and
other members of the convention.
An executive session was decided upon
in order that plans for the coming Presi
dental election might be discussed. A. H.
Grimke of Bost on made a speech criticising
Roosevelt and declaring that the negro
had no friends. There was one trait in
the negro's own ranks, he said, and that
traitor was Booker T. Washington. He
introduced resolution that negroes should
vote for negroes and their rights before
a political party The Rev. G. W. Lee OF
"ashingt on supported the resolution.
The Rev. s. l.. Carruthers of Washington
championed the cause of the President.
But the convention referred to a com
mittee his resolutions indorsing Roose-
welt. asking the Republicans to nominate
him for President and pledging the negroes
to vote for him.
The next attempt to secure an indorse-
ment occurred at the night session. The
Rev. G. c. Coleman tried to take the con-
vention by storm for the President by
revival oratory, but was jeered Like reso-
lutions presented by others were ruled out
of order
In the committee meeting James E.
Hayes of Virginia. who last year urged
the negroes to put the torch to the South
if their rights were not observed" was
elected chairman The New England con-
tingent, led by Grimke, charged Hayes
with desiring to secure Roosevelt's in
dorsement to redeem promise Booker
T. Washington made to Roosevelt pledg-
ing the Endorsement Of the league.
Finally the committee agreed to bring
in a resolution of Endorsement and re-
ported to the convention at 1890 o'clock.
The resolution was still being debated
at midnight, without apparent prospect
of settlement before morning.
The sun., 1903-12-16
TANMANY MAY TAKE THE TOWN.
And Go TO the Devil With 1t. Says Wan.
maker--Linn Rruec on the Election.

And Go to the Devil With 1t. Says Wan.
maker--Linn Bruce on the Election.
William H. Ten Eyck. Republican leader
Of the Thirty-fourth Assembly district,
South Side, gave a dinner to his captains
and a number OF other Republicans last
night at Hunsicker's Cafe. l2eth street and
Third avenue. William Halpin, who will
succeed Mr.. Ten Eyck as chairman OF the
executive committee of the county organi-
Zation, was present.
NJ. Linn Bruce. chairman Of the county
committee told the captains that they
had done very we'll in the last campaign,
considering how little there had been to
inspire them in the present administration.
aYou made your fight" Mr.. Bruce said,
amerely from sense Of duty and patriotism.
In the history of politics in the city. and l
told some Of the upstate leaders that II
their organizations had got the same treat
ment as the organization here received
they could never get out such vote. 1t
in a county where nomination means cleo
ton but it is hard to be one in oity where
an immense plurality is rolled up against
you every year.
Mr. Bruce was applauded when he told
his hearers to work hard for the nomination
and election of "that magnificent embod-
ment of Americanism-Theodo Roose-
velt." to the Presidency, Mr. Bruce also
said that the only test Of efficiency of such
an organization as the Republican county
organization was disability to win independ-
ent votes.
George Wanmaker, leader of the Fiji
tecnth, said "The nation and the State
belong to the Republican party. Tam
many can take this little island and 60 to the
devil with it,
fifth district and ex-Justice Ernest Hall
The sun., 1903-12-16

cipalities Of the capitals Of the different
provinces Of the republic have expressed
their enthusiastic approval Of the terms
Of the Hay -Bunau-Varilla treaty.
Mr.. Buchanan. the first Minister Pleni-
potentary to the Republic Of Panama,
left yesterday at o'clock in the afternoon
for Colon by the steamship Yucatan
Minister Bunau-Varilla was on the ship at
noon and had long conference with Minister
Buchanan. Mrs. Buchanan and the Min
ister's son left with him for the Isthmus
SIGNED TREATY ARRIVES.
The steamer City of Washington of the
Panama Railway Steamship Company ar
rived at her dock at the foot of East Twenty
seventh street at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, having on board the Panama Canal
treaty, recently signed by the representa-
tives Of the Panama Government,
The sun., 1903-12-16
KAISER TO 60 HUNTING.
No Truth in Report OF Second Operation
on His Throat.

Special Gable Despatch TO THH SUN.
BERLIN, Dec. 15.-The report that
second operation had been performed on
the German Emperor was received here
with incredulity and Indignation. The
Foreign Office assures The SUN corre-
spondent that it is pure nonsense.
The programme for the Emperors hunt
in Hanover was published this evening.
He will arrive there early on Thursday.
and will proceed to Goehrde and dine at
the castle in the evening.
His brother. Prince Henry OF Prussia,
the Crown Prince Frederick William an d
the Grand Duke Vladimir OF Russia will
take part in the hunt. The Kaiser will
return to Berlin on Dec. 27.
The sun., 1903-12-16
COTTON SPINNERS APPEAL.
Want American Cooperation in Putting
Mills on Short Time.
Special Gable Despatch to THE sun

Special Gable Despatch to THE Sun.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The master cotton
spinners Of southeast Lancashire have re-
solved to telegraph to the American and
European cotton associations. asking them
to cooperate with the Lancashire spinners
in establishing short time in the mills. 1t
is stated that the proposal to run the mills
on short time at the beginning of new
cotton crop is unprecedented.
A movement has been started looking to
the holding of great meeting OF cotton
manufacturers to consider the position.
The sun., 1903-12-16

Signor SpadOni, Who Started the True
Catholic American" Hasn't Been Paid.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
ROME. Dec. lS,-Signor Spadoni a news
paper proprietor, has brought suit agains,
Father Martin, General Of the Jesuits, to
recover 10000 lire and costs in connection
with starting the True Catholic American
Signor Spadoni says that when Ameri-
cansm threatened schism in the Roman
Catholic Church in 1898 Father Martin in
structed him to launch new journal.
thousands of copies of which were sent to
the United States.
This paper was mainly instrumental
in reconciling the Roman Catholic factions,
and ultimately effected the submission of
Archbishop Ireland
Sgnor Spadoni received no compensation
vain he was compelled to sue.
The sun., 1903-12-16
TROOPS FOR THE ISTHMUS,
To Replace Marines, II Senate Ratifles
Panama Canal Treaty.

WASHINGTON. Dec l5.-It is expected
that if the Panama Canal treaty is ratified
by the Senate the War Department will
Immediately thereafter send considerable
body of troops TO the Isthmus under the
authority given this Government over the
canal zone and the declaration in the treaty
that the United States guarantees and will
maintain the independence of the Republic
of Panama.
These troops would relieve the marines
now on the Isthmus. Plans for sending
them are under consideration, d iian is
likely that one of the Porto Rican bait alions
will go first
The sun., 1903-12-16
PARSONS FACTION WINS
In Election for Governors OF Madison
Square Republican Club.

The warning political forces in the
Twenty-hfth Assembly district had fresh
clash last night at the election of the Madi-
son Avenue Republican Club, which was
held at the clubhouse, in Broadway. next
to the Victoria Hotel, Three governors
were elected dor three years. The Birrell
people put up q. ticket, with the names OF
Arthur P. Sturges, Alexander r. Gulick
and James G. McMurray The followers
of Alderman Herbert Parsons put Mr..
Sturges at the head Of their ticket also,
naming Thomas j. Quinn and William F..
Billings as the others.
The Parsons faction won by % votes.
The sun., 1903-12-16
Possible Appoint mcnts ny Littleton.

Although Martin W. Littleton, President
elect OF the Borough of Brooklyn, has not
so far made announcement of a single ap-
pointment, few of the best official berths
at his disposal are likely in the opinion of
some of his close friends to be filed as
follows: Commissioner of Public Works.
John c, breckenridge, chief engineer of
Superintendent of Public Bridges. Peter
J. Collins; Superintendent Of Sewers,
John Best Borough Secretary. John Hef-
fernau
The sun., 1903-12-16
DAM BREAKS, FLOODS PATTERSON
Many Cellars ruled and Part OF the City
Covered Dy Ice.

PATERSON, y. j., Dec. i5-The dam at
Hoppers pond, Haledon. gave way late
this afternoon and flooded the entire Hale
don section of the city, doing thousands of
dollars damage to property.
The pond AT the time was covered with
ice seven inches thick. This was broken
into large cakes when the dam burst and
was carried into the streets, doing great
damage to fences and houses, Many cellars
are filled with water and the streets and
fields for miles are a sheet of ice.
The sun., 1903-12-16
VICTORIES FOR CHAMBERLAIN.
Two Members OF Parliament Elected on
Tariff Reform Platforms.

Special Gable Despatch to THE SUN.
LONDON, Dec. 15.--Elections for mem
bers of the House OF Commons have been
held in two London constituencies, the
issue being mainly tariff reform. The
Conservative candidates, who favor the
new tariff proposals. were victorious
In Iewisham Major E. F. Coates. Con-
servative, received 7,7O9 votes, against
5,697 cast for his Liberal opponent, J. w.
Cleland. In the Dulwich division Of Cam
berwell DR.. Frederick Rutherford Harris,
formerly the confidential agent of the late
Cecil Rhodes, stood in the Conservative
interest, and was elected by a majority Of
1,437. The poll stood: Harris $50; Master
man, Liberal, 1882. Both constituencies
are Conservative strongholds.
The sun., 1903-12-16
JOHN MORRISsEY GRAY LANDS.
He VIII he Sheriff Hestrrberg's Deputy
and Draw SG.OOO a Year.

Sheriff elect Henry Hesterberg of Kings
county announced yesterday his purpose to
appoint John Morrissey Gray, the Demo-
cratic leader in the old McGarry territory,
in South Brooklyn, to the $4,000 a year
deputyship. thus displacing eXAlderman
James Dunne, who has held the job under
Sheriff Melody and his predecessor, Sheriff
Walton.
Until Senator Patrick H, McCarren's
star ascended Gray was one of Hugh
McIaughlin's trusted lieutenants, and his
agility in adapting himself to, the new
leader and landing such neat plum as the
second place in the Sheriff's Office has caused
Widespread comment.
The sun., 1903-12-16
M'CARREN TO BROOKLYN.
As Leader He's GOING TO See That the
Borough Gets All That's Coming.

The friends of Henry Hesterberg, Sheriff
elect of Kings county, gave dinner in his
honor last night at the Assembly, in Pierre
pont street, Brooklyn, Senator McCarren
made short speech in which he said that as
leader of the unterrifed Democracy of
Kings he was going to see that Brooklyn
got everything that was coming to it,
"I have made another engagement for
Tonight" he said. Much as | would like
to stay. must play the game that am
engaged in.
Comptroller Grout also spoke.
The sun., 1903-12-16
Douie Dcmurs in bankruptcy Case.

CHICAGO, Dec, l5,-John Alexander Dowie
has filed demurrer to the petition on which
a receiver was appointed for the Zion in
terests in the bankruptcy court. The
demurrer sets up technical objections to
the petition in bankruptcy, alleging that no
sufficient showing has been made to the
court of the alleged insolvency Of himself
The sun., 1903-12-16
ADVANCING TOW Ard LHASS4.
British Expedition Enters Chun,bi Valley
Without Opposition.

Special cable DesDltch 10 THE SrN
CALCUTTA. Dec. l5.The British Tibet
expedition. under command of Col Young
husband and Col, Macdonald. has crossed
Jelop Pass into the Chumbi Valley without
opposition,
The local officials formally protested, but
otherwise they We're friendly. while the
villagers displayed no alarm.
The sun., 1903-12-16
Patient Kills Hospital Superintendent.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Dec. l5.-Thomas Fox,
an inmate Of the insane hospital at Lam
caster Wis, yesterday killed William
Mayne, the superin tendent, by beating out
his brains with a heavy iron stove poker.
room and had no chance for his life. Fox
had never exhibited any dangerous ten
denotes.
The sun., 1903-12-16
The Vote for Judge O'DrIen.

Albany, Dec. Is The State Board Of
Canvassors to-day completed the canvass
of the votes of the November election by
canvassing tho vote for Associate Judge
of the Court of Appeals Denis O'Brien,
Democrat. who was nominated by both
of the great parties. received i,So7, ,sas
votes; Charles H Matche,t, the Social
Democrat candidate, 3l,39a; Charles +.
Manierre, the Prohbitio candidate, l9,347,
and Daniel De Leon. the Socialist Labor
candidate, 1857.
The sun., 1903-12-16
STRIKING ROTHSCHILD FUNERAL
Servants In Livery March Behind the
HeAree.
Special Cable Despatch to TIE SUN

Special Cable Despatch to TIE Sun.
PARIS, Dec. l5.-The funeral Of Baron
Arthur de Rothschild Of the famous bank
ing firm, which took place here to-day.
created sensation along the boulevards
One hundred and fifty uniformed bank
messengers preceded tho hearse, which
was followed by buffers and Wallets clad in
black, footmen in plush and powder and
huntsmen leading leashed hounds. Tho
hearse was drawn by the late Barons
favorite horses. The friends followed
in carriages wreathed in Grape and with
lighted lamps.
The sun., 1903-12-16
Cuba Opens Isle Of Pines Port.

Special Gable Despatch TO THE Sun.
HAVANA, Dec. 15.-President Palma has
issued a decree making Nueva Corona,
Isle of Pines, port of entry after Jan. /.
1904. The customs administrator there will
have jurisdiction over all the littoral Of the
island He will receive a salary of $1,000
YEARLY, and will have three assistants.
The sun., 1903-12-16
Bryan 10 Visit Tolstoi.

Special Gable Despatch TO TIT SUN
ROME, Dec. l5.-William Jennings Bryan
left Rome to-day for Vienna on his way
to Russia, where he will visit Count Tolstoi.
He is reported to have said after his inter-
view with the Pope that his Holiness was a
good Pontiff, but lacked political tact.
The sun., 1903-12-16
EMPEROR REBUKES SERVIA.
Says Murdersrs of tho Late King and Queen
Should He Driven Out.

Should he Driven Out.
Special Cable Despatch TO THh SUN
VIENNA, Dec. 15.-According to the
Neue Wiener Journal, Emperor Francis
Joseph, in receiving M. Vuitoh. the Servian
Minister, severely criticised the continuance
Of the murderers of King Alexander and
Queen Draga at the Servian Court and In
the Government and army. His Majesty
declared that until they were punished. or
at least removed from King Peters suite.
cordial relations between Austria and
Servia would be impossible.
The Emperor added that the conscience
Of Europe demanded stern treatment for
the murderers, even at the risk Of increas-
ing internal disorders Austria had shown
her displeasure In comparatively mild
manner by giving leave OF absence to her
representative at Belgrade, but this would
be followed by graver demonstrations by
the Powers II the regicides were allowed -
retain their influence.
The sun., 1903-12-16
MRS. DOWIE LIVING WELL.
Financial Troubles OF Elijah ILL.," Did
Not Change Her Plans.

Special Gable DespdI6h 10 THE Sun.
CANNES Dec. l5.-Mrs. Dowie and her
son Gladstone Dowie are following the
usual habits of the visitors hero. They
have fine apartments and take their meals
in a restaurant They have carriage
and enjoy every comfort.
The hotelleeper was anxious over the
first news of the financial trouble of
Elijah ILL.," but he seems to he satisfied
now that his clients have plenty Of money.
The sun., 1903-12-16
MINISTER TO LEAVE BOGOTA.
A Warship to he Sent to Cartagena to
Meet Mr. Beaupre.

A Warship to he Sent to Cartagena to
Meet Mr. Beaupre.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Mr. Beaupre,
United States Minister at Bogota, has in
formed the State Department by telegraph
that his application for leave of absence
having been granted he will depart from
the Colombian capital on Dec. 20, and
would like ship, meaning, it is supposed,
a warship, to meet him at Cartagena, Dec.
20 or 27. The warship will be sent.
State Department officials insist that the
home coming Of Mr.. Beaupre has no con-
nection with the Panama troubles, but Is
q mere ma tier OF routine.
In Mr.. Beaupre's absence, Alban G..
Snyder, Secretary OF Legation, will be
United States Charge d. Affaires.
The sun., 1903-12-16
MARGHERITA NOT MARRIED.
Omcial Denial OF . Report About tho
Dowager Queen.
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE s

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN.
ROME, Dec, ia report was printed
in Resto del Cariino, Bologna newspaper.
that the Dowager Queen Margherita, who is
about 50 years old. had contracted NOR
ganatic marriage with an engineer many
years her junior. The report is officially
denied here.
The sun., 1903-12-16
$4,000 TO MAKE WAR on US.
Cardinal HerrerO Leaves Request for
General VINO Will Avense Spain.

Special Gable DsspO.eh to THE SUN.
MADRID, Dec. l5,-Cardinal Herrero
Espinosa, Archbishop of Valencia, who
died on Dec o. left legacy Of $4,000 pesetas
$50 OOo) to the first Spanish General who
will land on territory of the United States
of America with an army sufficiently strong
to avenge the defeats Of Spain in Cuba
and the Philippines The will adds: Pend
ing this happy event the money shall
remain in the Bank of Spain"
The sun., 1903-12-16
PETITION FORWEsT IDETUNNEL
400 Signers--Ncw Association to Present
IL TO the IL. T. Hoard To-day.

The West Side business men who want
second rapid transit road up there to
connect with ,he Pennsylvania station
and the New York Central held a meeting
a, the Marlborough Hotel last night and
formed the West Side Rapid Transit Associa-
ton. DR. Adolph Rlpp was elected perma-
ncnt chairman. John r. Ludn vice chairman,
and W p. Rooney secretary and treasurer.
A committee was appointed to present
a pet ION, which has been signed by more
than 400 West Side business men, to the
Rapid Transit Commission, The petition
urges the const ruCt ion of tunnel in order
TO relieve the congestion which the signers
say will follow the completion of the new
Pennsylvania terminal station. No particu-
lar route is designated
The committee will meet at 40 o'clock
this afternoon al the office of its chairman,
cx-Judge W. NJ Il. Olcott, 10 Broadway, and
present tle petition to the commission
The sun., 1903-12-16
GOV. odcm Goes to Washington To.da,

Albany, Dec. lj.-Gov. Odell was suffer
ing from a bilious attack to-day and re-
maincd at the executive mansion TO recu-
perato. Tomorrow he and Mrs. Odell
start for Washington.
The sun., 1903-12-16
Odcll TO Br at Hcal,,s Dinner.

Gov. Odell is coming to town to-day. He
has promised to be at dinner to be given
by Edward II Healy, leader of the Thirty
ffth district, up in The Bronx. Then he
will 90 on TO Washington.
The sun., 1903-12-16

Jackets. coats, muffs and neck pieces
Of Persian Lamb, Moire Persian. Silken
Persian and Broadtail. all Leipzig dyed.
c. c. SHAiNE, Manufacturer, 4lst and
42d SITS, bet. Bway and 9th Ave
The sun., 1903-12-16
PANAMA TOMS UNANIMOt

For the 1reat!-Minisicr Bunau.Narilla
Sees Minister buchanan or.
Minister Bunau-Varila of the Republic
OF Panama has received telegraphic advice
from his Government that all the NUM-
The sun., 1903-12-16
Theatre Trcaslircrs Put Under bonds

Charles Frohman. Kiaw & Eranger and
Charles Dillingham; who have on the road
from forty to forty-ive treasurers have
in the last few days put them each under
$4,000 bonds
The sun., 1903-12-16

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