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New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

usual period Of incubation, but few cases
have taken ten. Then, as the disinfection Oh
tie hunks Of the dead may not have been aoe-
quately performed by the ships ofncers' the
whole vessel was wisely fumigated to make
assurance doubly sure. Since the latter oper-
alton takes effect Immediately there can be no
objection to allowing her to come up to the city
1t is because fumigation cannot affect microbes
which have Judgement inside the human oooy
that the people who were on board her are
temporarily left behind.
In the alertness shown by DR.. Doty and the
thoroughness with which he executes this policy
when the menace is apparently trivial, the peo-
pie OF New-York have a gratifying assurance
of protection, not merely now but also in the
future. Health officers in some Of the ports OF
Northern Europe. notably of London, believe
that it will be necessary TO keep An exception
ally sharp lookout for cholera this year.
Whether DR.. DOty shares that conviction or not,
he is certainly not to he caught mapping.
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1t habit of smuggling things into the institution

;. n,+ or smuggling things into the snstieution
for prisoners. ...4,-,onv
According to Mr.. Osborne's sworn testimony
-, understood that this practice had Deen so
Inr an for wears, Whatever may nave Oeen Mo
rao.ona for not stopping it before, he took up
Rollers suggestion with great enthusiasm
os,orna,s direction drugs were purchased III
Eaw.York and then his own wife ana hr''
Roller were brought into the plan. lhe wv
women went to Hassetts house. Mre. OsOolNo
STAYED outside sacross the street, "illie WI o.
Roller went within and PLEADED win "
Hassett to have her husband take the drugs ~
Roller In the course of the talk Mrs. O'
bornes name was used, and that appears ~
have overcome Mrs Hassetts scruples AT All
ovepts the latter undertook to win over hei
husband and she succeeded, although her tesu-
nonr i'm court was to the effect that in dong
co sba nrovoked Hassett to quarrel with her
for the first time in their married lite Inc
drugs were duly delivered to Roller, ana
through him to Head Keeper Osborne. HAS
sett and two other keepers were promptly diS-
missed and Roller. for "his services TO 'iiN
State" was turned loose upon the public a1ter
serving q few months OF his seven years seli-
tence!
This week Hassett WAS put upon trial IN the
Mercer County Court and after four hours de-
liberation the jury found him guilty. What the
iury thought about the methods employed 10
decov and trap the keeper does not appear IN
the DISPATCHES relative to the case, Dut IL tAe
legislature now in session is not too busily en-
gagged otherwise it might take this matter up
and discuss the whole question.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
4 LOCAL RAILROAD COMMISSION.

One Of the bills discussed on Tuesday before
the Senate Railroad Committee was that pro-
,1d,ns for a local commission OF three MEM
bars amounted by the Mayor to have super
vision over the transportation system OF lnlS
ctr. II was prepared at the instance OF An
orTanixation Of citizens, many OF whom are gen
ersIIv known to be intelligent, disinterested and
dfacreet as well as Jealous. The following
nsrsSrsph from one of their circulars explains
their motive:
The State Board of Railroad Commissioners,
having to do with all the railroads OF the state,
can net and does not devote the necessary time
and attention to transportation operations ana
Facilities In New-York City. The Transportation
SSownIcsfed tnat no commission deal with
81 as q part only Of its duties moreover, TINS
problem Is OF such character as 10 FequlFe IN
tfrnate knowledge OF and close touch WIN io@0i
conditions and interests
It ts therefore proposed to create local Doaru q
% do the work which the State board Is deemed
Incapable Of doing The bill gives 1t complere
mowers of investigation, puts all necessary
6ooka papers, reports and witnesses at Its com
rnsod authorizes It tc direct that such improve
xnentx ss It considers proper shall be maoe'
and REQUIRES corporations to obey such OF It's
orders az are "iust and reasonable" In case
Of disobedience the facts are to be presented
20 the Corporation Counsel or the Attorney
General, and reported TO the legislature, but
what would happen In g1ch q case there is no
means Of knowing.
The chairman Of the association responsible
for this measure said after the bearing that,
while Mayor Low had not committed himself in
its favor, he was not opposed to It and quoted
the Governor as saying that II 1t passed the
feRislature 1t would receive his careful consid-
Grafton The inference is that both the Gov
error and the Mayor are disposed 70 think that
# has merits, and that is likely to be the gen.
ersI impression So far as we have observed,
the Rapid Transit Commission, whose present
movers the bill does not "abridge or limit" has
not expressed an opinion, perhaps because II
is not cutie clear how it would be affected. II
there were no conflict Of authority there might
apparent!y, be some duplication OF effort and
confusion OF functions IN case the bin should
PASS.
The first question tnGt naturally arises Is
whether q new commission, with salaries OF
5000 apiece, q stag Of paid subordinatss and
somewhat costly machinery, is a necessary ad-
dition to CUR elaborate and prodigiously expen-
eive municSpei equipment On q superficial
confederation of the matter It seems as II q
board competent 70 look after the uansporta-
ton business Of the city in the interest OF Its
Inhabitants naghk be fashioned out Of the pres
ent oficehol6tng force without imposing any
nsw and serious burden On the taxpayers. But
serhaps that cannot be done At all events,
shefe is not much reason to think that 1t will
Ne dore, 90 that unless things are to go on in
4hs ed way a choice must be made between
~ ku ter new snd separate commission and
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Netp31nrk DaiIn Uribn1te
THURSDAY, MARCH u. 1903.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS.-An understanding was reached
in the Senate that the final vote on the Panama
Canal treaty will be taken next Tuesday' extra extra
dition treaties with Mexico and GuateInaia weIe
ratified: Mr. Allison suggested an investigatlon
of the expediency of revising the rules. WIN
view to limiting debate.
FOREIGN-The Cuban Senate, by vote OF
16 to s, RI titled the reciprocity treaty with tne
limited States - A warrant was issued III
London for the arrest of Whitaker "TlsnI
director of the London and Globe Finance SoI-
norafton hut Il was learned that Wright had
disappeared, and was either on the comment Vi
had gone 20 the United States. =. EnperoT
William accepted the resignation or nVe na'di
ofbcers including the commander or the Ger
man cruiser Irene at the time of the capture OF
Manila. - Lieutenant von CIra%ert, 'oa- oa 'Te I9
German army. who killed DR.. Aye, lawyer, III
duel and was sentenced to two years lmprls-
onment. has been pardoned by Caolnet oroeI.
DoMEsTIC-South and Central American
dtpIomats in Washington took faVorable actlol
on the project for an intercontinental railway
and Andrew Carnegies interest IN the pldn We !" aS
expressed. The Bolivian Minister IN IN 1ss1il
inRton protested against the transfer TO brdzli
of the concession held by the Angio-An7er@icaI @
e1-n6icate IN Acre New-York and Boston
merchants made arguments before the Senate
Cf,nntnittee on Foreign Relations in favor OF the
reciprocity treaty with Merchandising. "
It is estimated that the Increased receipts rom
the proposed liquor tax certificates VIII be ABOUT
S5,O50.OO0. - The Stevens inheritance tax
bill was passed by the Assembly. ,=5===7. - Mrs
Pennen died at Bunalo from me injuries re-
ceived in the automobile accident
CITY-Stocks were strong. - President
VreeIand denied the stories of mlsmanaeeHleuI
OF The Metropolitan Street Railway company
IT was learned that because OF the pas
sage of the sinking fund bill the tax rate woCIo
he only Las. - The Municipal Art Assoc.a-
formed on the body of ]. Hobart HerricR VINO
died from injuries due to fall at the Union
League club - The police found thirty boys
Numbering an unoccupied house and caught Only
eight of them. - District attorney JercnIe
declared that he believed the detectives were
irving to give the gamblers an opportunity 10
escape in the early morning raid - W. n
Judinston a member Of many clubs was IN
i1red when a runaway dashed into the car III
which he was riding; Tne connlsslon nm 1L a. a.
cepted a site of 100000 square feet tor i Ie
New-York State building at the St LOUIS ls1r.
Ex-Attorney General Gr1ggs opposed the
passage of the Passaic Pollution bill at Trenton:
IT was learned that the residents OF
C;ravesend wanted to withdraw from the C1ty
of New-York because their taxes had neen
raised and their benefits therefrom not IN
creased.
THE wEATHER.-Indications for to-oay;
Fair The temperature yesterday: Hlgnesl o4
degrees. lowest fl.
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0museMEuIS.

ACADEMY or MUeIC-s:1s-FioroaOEa
ANERICAN THEATRE-S-S.1S-OangerS % EzEIs
REI1AeCO THEATRE--The Darling Of the Coos
RIjaU TdEATRE-S:I5-Nancy Brown
RRONUWAY THE&TRE--The Silver b5lgpef.
1TIccsfr IIAII-sSo-Musosi Art society Concert
CAeINRO-S:Is-A Chinese HoDeyroon.
CIRCLE THEA 2:l5-S:lS-Neueevils
CRITERION THEATRE-e:l6-The Jewel OF Asia. az
uALYS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Holmes LectureS-o'AV
The BsfInnaise.
EDEN NUSEE-2-S-The WoFt& In Wax
EXPIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Unforeseen.
CyARDE,T TEEATRE-S-If Were ktn8.
GARRICK THEATRE-S:IS-Nice end Men
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE-S:le-Ths Eternai S,y.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-S:l5-Mr PickENlck,
IRVING PLACE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Suesse h1se0e"
KETTH'E-Continuous Performance.
ENfcKERBoCKER THEATRE-S-Mr. Blue Beard. -.
NADiSoN SQUARE THEATRE-The Earl OF Fa"tuCAe'
MAJESTIC TEEATRE-S-The Wizard OF OK
MANHATTAN THEATRE-S:3p-The Bishop HoEe
NRS nSBoRNES PIAYHOUSE-2:So-S:SO-G
MURRAY HILL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW SAvoT-S:lS-The Girl with the Green h-' c.
GEW-YORK-S:lS-ln Dahomey.
PASTOR'S-Ccntiauoae Performance A..
PRINCESS THEATRE-2So-SSo-The rriShS '
PROCTOR'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VICTORIA THEATRE-S:16-Resurrec
wAIIAACK1s THEATRE-s:lb-The sultan OF eUlu-
WEST END THEATRE-S-Faust-
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SUSPICIOUS SICKNESS.

OnIy circumstantial evidence can be adducec
in support Of the theory that the mysterious
sickness which carried off six persons on the
Karamenia during her last voyage to this port
was cholera. There has been no chance for the
quarantine officials to inspect the victims or TO
make distinct diagnosis. The statements or
the ships physician are inconclusive. Still, the
indirect testimony is suggestive. Between the
symptoms of the persons affected and those OF
Asiatic cholera there marked similarity
Though the Karamania has not recently visited
Egypt India or any other country known to
be afflicted with this trouble the Italian and
French ports that she now halls from are also
visited by shipping from those parts of the
world BY the enlistment Of solitary sailor
or the transshipmcnt of little freight, or In
one of half a dozen other conceivable ways, the
vessel temporarily detained at Hoffman Island
on Tuesday may have become infected.
At any rate, such q notion is more credible
than the idea that foul gases caused the sick
ness in question. Unless such e1halations, and
those from swamps and sewers carry with
them living organisms they are regarded as
practically harmless by medical men. Breath
ing unwholesome air may depress ones vitality
and render him more susceptible to the attack
OF the germs Of malaria, diphtheria, typhoid
fever, dysentery and kindred disorders. The
germs are essential, however, to the production
Of symptoms like those observed on the Kara
mania; and as yet 10 way has been found,
from the highest to the lowest forms in the
animal and vegetable world, to produce life
without previous life. This is as true Of cholera
microbes as of the human race.
While DIR. Doty was not justified in publicly
expressing an opinion as to the true nature of
the disease, he was fully warranted in adopt
ing the precautions which he has quietly en-
ployed. I'm case of doubt" say some authori-
ties on whist, 'play trumps." When uncertain
about the character of an outbreak which re-
sembles that OF an infectious malady health
officers should err. II at ALL on the side Of
safety. That Is what the institution Of quaran-
tine Is for. Since it is remotely possible that
some Of the surviving sailors or passengers
may have been exposed to danger, they ought
to be detained until the trouble has had ample
time to develop. Three or four days In the
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
MR.. sHAW'S VISIT.
Secretary Knows No Need of Anticipating
Bond Interest-Object of His Trip.

Leslie NJ Shaw. Secretary OF the Treasury ar
rived in New-York yesterday from "ashinsIoH-
He visited the Sub-TreGsury a little oerore t7s
oneniug hour and conferred briefly with ActinS
Assistant Treasurer Dantz and the CASHIER MI
NarIor From the Sub-Treasury he went 10 tne
Custom House. where he had a long talk VIII
r,oueo+o- Strarahan He also called at the United
States Trust Company. and conferred with ex-7e,-
retarv Gage who is president OF that institution.
Concerning his visit Secretary SHAW sald'
Il am not here especially to discuss money qres
tfnns with the bankers. l have no opinion 70 ~
press regarding the situation. The primary Gauss
OF nv visit WAS to discuss certain deta}!s OF Gus
toms procedure with Collector StranahaH- I20-s
is no question Of bond interest anticipation 7St'-e
me In fact I know Of no need FOR IT, / DO not *
meet to see any bankers during my stay. WAIcA VII
probably be quite brief -, Co., ,az-..
AS the Secretary was leaving Mr. Gage - otgs
he met ex- x-t'OlcCtOr Bifwel and w lIisln -il'
the now Assistant Treasurer IN NeW-1 grh- vi
Rfdvell introduced Major t.hmley 70 me T..e'a
and tho three walked Up Wali-st. IN company. .
II was the Secretdry'S intention At>leL,la' ~
start last night for the SOUth or a PFdS-le = -
returning 10 Washington in week
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

-. Merchants Association bill providing ,.s ean
.ns .ns ststs commission shall be enlarged WIN
.ns .Dscsi reference to local requirement. of ns
to we are inclined to prefer the former sHU
we ...,.oS ca snd Kept up TO high standard it
cUn .'nnt he worth much more than it would cost
Inens Ue suggests the probability. we feel
nd nur 70 saw that in the long run it would not
Oounu nt = - On much, and for our part we woula
a.tUSr a.tU zee the powers of the Rapid Irans,'
Commission increased to the required "a 1n'd nnder,
nr,i Drovided Ns members were willing to on0e'
toka xuch additional duties
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
PRISON METHODS IN EEW-JERsEY.

A rather remarkable trial has just come to an
end in Trenton, n. j. by the conviction OF John
D. Hassett for smuggling drugs and other
things into the State Prison there. Hassett
was a keeper In the prison last year when
Charles Roller. a notorious forger and swindleF,
went there to serve q seven yearE sentence. 1t
was freely predicted that Roller would not
spend long time behind bars, and events fully
justified this prediction. He proposed to Head
Keeper George o. Osborne q scheme to trap
deputy keepers who were. 1t was alleged, In the
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Some OF those VINO sailed EFSt0THay III 'nS
steamer Oceanic. for I-y~rTo0i. were
Edgar e.. Algar. Il!- AIL MIS- II " riA'e'
AItsmUs. j. Els',L
Mrs Frederick RslL w r. IF W.
Duncan Cameron mon
A Chadwick. i,.-i' r
w. J. Clark sIr~- - '.. '- I-'if'-
Mr and Mrs. Harry Cock NJ i-l-i..'
iSN-
Mis- NnIIa r. C0,k-lItf- MIS- i-C"
Mis- Margaret CoCk-hIit- ~ @ia!' 'y.'V 49,, ,-,,
FIvard C0Ckshutt Ny si7- AltS- -|-''' 1.'it-
Nr nd Mrs. J. he Forest con
Danie'z0n NY am VIZ D. We i''''-
r X Dawson. s'-
James Dawson LUIS
Anthony Fiaa. I'''l- 'i''9 N'-A''''
Cirigsbv- Fsf-I.
i-S
Among those booked 10 SAL To-Day TT HAVE Ut
tn. strar NOR Ia Pretagne are
Nh and Mrs a Adams. VI II R0g~r
Maxwell n Howell arr SonlI1e4s-
Miss Lizzie King
on the Stella which arrived here yesterday trona
Italy. were.
TqstIo C,,noo. U-rited statesl : B. Camscho.
VI at Turin
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Actors Home Benefit To-day-A Woman
Faints at Ghosts

In tho last act Of Ghosts at Mrs OSBORN 5
PIav House last night. while Miss shaw az"
Frederick Lewis were alone or the stage ana ''7
final catastrophe of n lapse into dr1yelhnR pauS
hood was beginning 10 cast its horror ,s.s over ~.
Young mans face. a young woman IN the ei5''l.l
row of the orchestra suddenly stood VI an
screamed She was removed, hysteTical 20 Ia "a
lobby where she tainted. She seemed a sr 4H.S .Fs
ordered her carriage and drove away
This afternoon at the Metropolitan Opera HouSs
beginning at o'clock will occur the annual oeneH-
for the Actors Home Fund. which this year PROM
tscs to he more successful than ever. ard 'IeEs :
rrorramme as varied and tlll OF noVe!tieS rs
be asked. Daniel Frohnlan has had th- ~ syery
GhaTSe' ana mas gwen
On Monday. March 3. 'Florodora" VIII ne an Sus
ca,.,ad at the Academy by the rneodralna me
suburban by c. T. Dszoy. author ot IN Oia re- he
lucky" 1t is the newest OF JACOB Litt : HS.'
matte productions. and is said 70 ne PEe's.'t- -,
mounted with $50 people In the cast Il WI rDT
ever have 10 90 its best II il hopes 70 l elLa! -
popularity that fan production at the -A-''''"-'
THE Ninety and Nine
This afternoon. at DaIy's. Burton Holmes VI
deliver the second Of his Ienten lectures, ths -
iect being "DenmarS: Through Hamlet ''-'''1
f Friday. & a."'0' a.
Nine MautelH will appear at Kerrh.z next wees
Sam S. Shubert has the American ri-hts &" pf
Su~Se AIattI" the musiraI comedy now r1''h"7
at the Irving Place which ne obtained a year az.
and he now intends nut the rt,re ON nsNt l' -
English,
The Bishops Move" will remain at t!e M''I7
tan TIL March Is business has been crowns
steodiIy better since I'll" opening night anu a.. a..
the rehearsal last Sunday. when MI faCa7
drilled the company till / m. more 4!-e '
been noticeable in the PfFLoi nance
Miss Louise Cunning the PCima donna 'I ="
Mr.. Pickwlck'' company. has handed III ES' - y.
weeks notice. because the nan~Ger mas =.
TO relieve her from the trip throuSh the Que
night stands that IS to follow the New-norA =
cagement She says that she is not strorg etlous,I
to stand the trip. He thinks otherwise ''''
he enIoirs her from appearing. Miss tfNnhhlE 50
that she will accept an offer 10 APPEAR VIZ NI'I, bA
other c0mpany In NPw-i0rk this Spite -
does enJoin her. her contract not haNHh ~
pircd, she will 10 Europe 10 stihS.
There was a rumor the Rlalto last nls-l -. -
Miss Viola Allen. OF tho most popular go 90.
now MANAGED by Lieher & Co. would lea'e -
1rrn next October when her contract expires -
accept the management OF another hrn IlA' = =
profitable stars she has doubtless been S0uS1-
for by every manager on Broadway.
]. G. Williamson, OF Australia mas seSui % =
Australian rights OF the musical comedy Hall-y
Brown" now runniGG at the BijOu, Tor tos 80
of his wife, Flora Moore. former ArneENSNA -
treas.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
bo,,1 PeoDle and Social Incidents.

Baltimore Mr. Tuttle IS the president oe tbs
Boston and Maine Railroad The or1degroom'E
father Reuben Foster. is the president Of the
Chesapeake Bay Steamship Company. The cere-
mony was per formed at the Old South Church By
the Rev George A. Gordon. Miss Tuttles sister
Mrs George w. Miller. the wife OF Dr.. Miller, oe
Dayton. Ohio attended the bride as matron %
honor The bridesmaids Miss Alice SaXton,
nf Rostou and Miss Emme Frye White. OF Lew
isfon Me- the granddaughter OF Senator william
p Frye The best man was Edmunds Foster, OK
baltimore brother of the bridegroom.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

Washington March II (SpeciaD.-FreSloeht -
volt and General Frederick Funston who Is III ''ie
citv for conference with the War Department. ei
,o,,ed a long cross-country Rallop this afternoon
Miss Roosevelt will start for Porto flco on 0'
urday and return on April T.
.hout ,ort, ministerial and lay delegates OF the
Central Pennsylvania Conference of the lhl'fu
Evangelical Church which has hceI III seS7'o" " ~
baltimore, called on lLc President to-day 20 pay
their respects. lie CAV" th'm "c:'ial sre''i'9
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
G. A. p. INVITES ROOSEVELT.

San Francisco March ii.-The general committee
OF mana cement of the Grand Army "f tho Espub.5
has sent to President E:o0zeye.: invitation -
attend the thirty-seronth annual na'iona! earamp-
mont OF the order In this city IN August
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
WEDDINGS.

The marriage OF Mrs Antonette de Forest Par
to Timothy Dwight Merwin, OF EngIewood.
n. J.. was celebrated at p m yesterday No.
IS Hasey-st.. Brooklyn. the home OF the brides
father the Rev. DR.. Edward P. Ingersoll. secrc-
tary OF the American Bible Society. The ceremony
was performed by DR.. InEersoll. assisted by the
Rev. Dr. g. Parkes Cadman. pastor OF the Central
Congregational Church. OF Brooklyn.
Mr. Merwin Ii a member OF the law firm OF
Boardman Platt Soley, No. S5 Wall-st., this city.
Mrs. Parsons has given much attention 10 art,
having studied for three years IN the Paris schools.
At the Paris Salon her picture of 1900 received
honorable MENTION" Miss Antoinette Fuller OF
Cleveland. niece OF the bride. was maid OF honor.
and another niece, Marian Fuller. and Margaret
Merwin. daughter of the bridegroom, acted flower
girls Louis Lord Quereau of Brooklyn. was best
man, and Frank H. Parsons and John Clark Smith.
also OF Brooklyn. were the ushers Only relatives
and intimate friends Were present After May l
M and Mrs. Merwin viii live at the Lowell Morn
ingsId0 Heights, this city
Boston March u.-EfFe Estelle Tuttle the
daughter II Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Tuttle. Was
married here to-day to Reuben CARL Foster, Of
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

Pensacola Fla. Mareh 11.-R"7s Admiral FIi=ri0-
son commander of the North Atlantic SpTaGrr0-
will leave here Tomorrow on tho dispatch hu4c
Scorn{on or tho training saip Hartford for Nnr.-
DrIC5na He has nor visited <Tw-Cr=-Jn- since ID
went there with FIrrrCuf on IL" f!artF"-t d. r.8
civil War aud, being 50 near. fHSIF'7 e. E.St tE3
erlre ~ hts early experience I'm t-" RAW.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

The downpour of late has been exceptionally
copious that weather signs point to dry sum-
mer so that the average may be maintained.
IF the storage reservoirs in and about every
borough of Gotham big enough. sufficient
water for New-York's needs for half dozen
years at least could have been treasured up in
recent weeks
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
EX-SENATOR J. x. JONES BETTER.

Washington March 1.-THE Coraltion OF eI-Ser-
ator lanes X Jones. 0s Arkansas. who AIs been
iii for several days is reported improved tn-7tgh
4 parnxvsm of hlccoucHs which lasted tso tar=.
greatly distressed the patient nUt the T'y=.rt--s
have this unfqvor1hra symptom under -0nrr1I, az I
the members of the family express the hope tnac
racnypr
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

San Juan. Porto Rico. March 1.-THE Amrri.-Il
steam Yacht I.ysistratI. with James Gordon Be..-
nett and party on board arrived here y"stsrday
evening Mr.. Bcnnntt's guests include Prince anil
Princess Murat the Count OF Janviua. Of Paris
and the DUKE of Sasso. Of Naples. The Lys tratt
will sail shnrlIv fCE tNha-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
rAE NARAnA Ar THE AZoREs.

St Michacl's. Azores March 1.-The American
steam yacht $trada, belonging TO Henry Walters,
or Baltimore, arrived here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

The acrid and extreme critics OF college and
university athletics should study with unpreju-
diced minds the long lists Of graduates both in
Great Britain and America who reached dis
tinction with their thews and sinews before
they took their diplomas. and attained high
honors later in world arenas
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12

Coer invades Maryland and tOots moral and
political whistle of the 1j-cent variety against
bosssm. Thereupon The Washington Star"
points out to him that he himself is one of the
most fagrant cucumbers on the spreading vine
OF bossism, with Croker and Hill as its sedulous
cultivators. Thus does The Star" score one
against the migratory Bird, flying southwark
in spring, contrary to all precedents, and in
whose sight political nets have been spread not
In vain since he reached the stage of size and
tail feathers to be worth catching.