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New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON March 25 (speciaD--Mrs. Cortelyou
wife Of the Secretary Of Commerce. and her sister
Miss Fnds went to Philadelphia to-day 70 ElSl'
the Rev and Mrs Faye Walker OF HEBRON Presoy-
terrain Church Mrs. Cortelyou and Mrs. "aikeR
have been lifelong friends
Mr. and Mrs Reginald de koven. WHO conIerreo
much pleasure fashionable music lovers thFousn
ont the season. gave another muslSal u'-Hsh''
u,hnn those VINO contributed 10 the programme
were Theodore Hansen. first secretary OF the NUS
sian Embassy: Rakemau. violinist. OF this CITY, ana
Thomas. the harp player.
LADY Emily Kennard and Miss A F. Edge OF
London are guests of Mrs. Horatio King
Mrs Maus daughter Of General and MIS- Mics
has returned from Atlantic City.
Judge Richards, ex-Solicitor General, VIII not
assume his new duties before April That MS oe-
rarture IS regretted is shown by the hanoso1he
silver service which is 20 be presented 10 MIN as
a mark of the esteem in which he is held in the
department of Justice. Mr.. Richards Is an en-
thusiastfc golf player and when he was selected as
a pIavar IN a. test game between the Chevy Chase
Club and another Of the local golf clubs he frankly
oured i, to he the prou1est moment OF his life
Chief Clerk Hills, of the Treasury Department
returned this morning from Sew-York, where ne
has been on official business in connection with the
Custom House.
g. s Cary formerly Solicitor of the Treasury.
visited his old friends in the Department to-day
He was on his way to his home in Olean. N /.
The condition Of Justice William r. Day. VINO
has been Ill for several weeks at the Arlington Is
reported to be greatly improved.
H. Hobart Porter, OF Ne~-York. Ia at the New
Willard.
Controller RidgeIy is spending few days in New
York on private business.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
TIE IRISH LAND BILL.

The fall Of consols lie not cause for surprise
Mr.. Chamberlain gave part Of the eXpiana'ioh
Of # some time ago and Mr. Wyndhah ea'0
the remainder yesterday. The Coloniai SecFe-
tarv nroposes to lend $150000OOO for the re-
no obIIita+ioh Of tie former Boer States. Inc
Chief Secretary for ireland PROPOSES TO give out
right 70 that most distressful country the SUM
~ seo oOo 600 and to lend $50000000O more
No wonder that the price of consolS goes lower
than It has been for thirty years. a year ago
II WAS between 93 and 81 Yesterday II WIS
90 or fraction lower Nevertheless. there are
worse things in the world than depressed con-
soils.
The redeeming feature OF the present Slttd
tion ia that the vast expenditures proposed ny
Mr. wyndham are not for war but TOT peace
and prosperity and justice. We nave hitnel'o
e1nlatned in some detail the plan formulated
nv Lord Dunraven. Mr.. Redmond and others 1or
the settlement of the Irish land question. The
btu introduced nv the Chief Secretary yesterday
seems to have been drawn upon the basis OF
that plan and to conform with its general out
lines. 1t provides for govArnment aid on most
liberal scale to enable tenahts to become landed
nronrtetors and that without con6scation or eH-
narration of the present land owners. It Will'
II executed, be costly measure for Enslahu'
As an offset however to its cost 1t Is to be OK
pected that 1t will greatly reduce the expense
of Irish administration, and that 1t will so en-
hance the prosperity Of Ireland as to exert q
beneficial effect upon the finances OF the entire
United Kingdom. In pounds shiliings anu
pence. therefore, it may pay the government to
take this step.
From the political point Of view the measure
seems highly desirable. 4 plan of Irish settle
ment acceptable to Lords Dunraven and Mayo
aud Colonel Saunderson. on the one side, ana
Messrs. John Redmond and William U OBrlen
and Timothy Harrington on the other, is no
common scheme. It must approximate TO III
spiration about as closely as anything in mum
dane politics We have Mr.. Redmond's WORD
for It. too that the adoption Of this plan will
not only settle the land question. but will also
result in the complete settlement of all the cen
tury-Iong controversy between the two mem
hers of the kingdom. That is most engaging
prospect and we must hope for Its reaIzatlon'
even at the cost Of consols below 80. The Dill
in it's present form may not be perfect. But it
is a wise and generous attempt to establish JUS
tice and friendship between Great Britain and
Ireland. and as such the sincere friends Of both
countries must wish It success.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

doxvr the front Of It, 4 little later the man on
the other sides followed suit, the eontasaon
snraad, twelve reconstructions we're under
80, =, .bort intervals and at the end OF four
Teerr the unhappy seeker offrepOse was heard
n declare that he had not been undisturoed ror
40 much as single day and bad never en1oSe"
a Free halfway to the corner of Fffth-aVe.
r. nrocess Of building and rebuilding is 60
the an at A remarkable rate all over the cit''
apd M there is no prospect of its stopping fOF
many years to come. 1t is matter OF real ,,n,
Dnrtance. therefore. that the authorities shouiu
,ot merely enforce fhe regulations long in e@ist-
ence and long neglected. but go further ana
learn another lesson from London as to street
obstrucions The practice which prevails heie
enables builders or owners, or both to save some
trouble and expense But that is poor reason
for permitting it to prevail. 1t clearly mus.
trates the carelessness with which the rights OF
the many have been made subordinate 10 ,ne
temporary interests Of the few. until something
IKE a revolution has become necessary to reao-
4,,.+ the conditions OF life on a rational basis.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

Washington, March 95 (speciaD.-MrS. RooseHeI'
received Mrs Eugene Hale and her dahsh'ei% IL III
law Mrs. Chandler Hale. to-day AT il"oi. -.
-. g.. ,ha ,.,ife NJ the secretary Of the United
States Embassy at Vienna. Mr. Hale Is spending
tbrea r,on,bs leave Of absence In this country.
Theodore jr., and Kermit RooseVelt are nome
from Groton fer the Easter vacation. inns mo- To-,
,n., rtnodors ir went bicycling through the city
without his hat. Archibald will play the violin At
81 uupiIs' recital to be given by his teacher on t"e
9th in the studio of Professor John Porter Id"
renee. .,...
Ex-senator John NJ. Thurston. Of the LouSla,'@ o.
Purchase Exposition Commission. to-day discus'eo
with the President some of the details OF the Ffes
dents part in the exercises at the dedication OF ti
exposition grounds at st. Louis on April o.
lose NJ johnson and William NJ. Garrett prtsi-
dent and secretary Of Typographical Union NO W.
called on the President To-Day and rypo -
eraphicai Union which Is to be held here in Lns
week beginning August 10. The President assu i "a
his callers that II he Is IN washington at tA' '0
he will be glad to grant their request
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
RECEPTION TO MISS ROOSEVELT

San Juan P. R., March 2J-Thers Ta- 4 grand
reception at the theatre here yesterday evening.
under the auspices of the citizens committee. IN
honor Of Miss Alice Roosevelt. fol0v-ing an elan
orate display Of fireworks the plaza. p hirh
lasted until % O'Clock and was witnessed bE Mss
Roosevelt who received great ovation from tna
people gathered on the plaza and On nh" balconies
and roofs OF the houses. One Of the E@t p@"a7
representing President Roosevelt. VS. - feet hgh
The interior Of the theatre decorated iarehIy.
and containeu a number Of coroanut bearing Faims
and the word "We1C"me.'' formed ~ "lS"tri jghts.
Miss Roosevelt spent tT0 hours shaking hands
with the invited guests. Shn left San Juan far tha
interior to-day. accompanied by Governor Hunt,
Mrs Hunt. Miss Elizabeth Hunt Thomas H1''.
the Governors brother, and Mrs T7"ma~ ftlnr;
Miss Beatrice Buck, the Governors ward. ard Sec
ratary Bliss The party will be away foUT DAYS.
and will visit C3yev. Ponce. Maya and rhA
intermediate towns. aS well tho principal ~rIZ7r
estates The inhabitants "f Ponce hay" piI70Ad
a big reception for Miss Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
yETER SUCCESSFUL.

The Empire City trotting track near lonHers
has passed through strange vicissitudes. VIII
lam II. Clark former Corporation Counse!. had
been fortunate in specuiations In real estate anu
in stocks for q number of years. and as ne was
extremely fond of sports OF ali KINGS ne bousnL
many high priced trotters and runners dhu
started two big stables. Then he mace up MS
mind to open a new track. and spent nundreus
of thousands Of dollars upon the Empire Clty
grounds and buildings. But he failed to con-
s1It EXPERTS who could have given him sound
advice. The new course was out OF the way
difficult of access. 1t was failure from the
start, and Mr.. Clark was so disappointed that
his health gave way and his fortune speedily
disappeared.
The history of this ambitious enterprise Of
the former Corporation Counsel has been
marked by dissensions and disasters season
after season. Mr. Clark might be living now
but for the reverses and calamities which over
took him in connection with this Ill starred In
yestment It was reported again and again
that the wealthy turfmen who have carried on
racing at Morris Park since the death Of John
A. Morris might buy or lease the old Clark
property when the advance Of city development
northward compelled them to seek new fields
for their endeavOrS. These reports were Ill
founded Morris Park will he used for spring
and autumn meetings this year and for spring
meeting In 1904 Then it will he deserted as a
racing centre and its successor on the turf will
he the spacious Belmont Park. on Long island.
The Empire City grounds are not likely TO be
taken up for highly important and SUCCESSFUL
meetings of thoroughbreds or Of trosting horses
New quarrels have arisen over it. Ex-Mayor
Grant Mr. Billings and some other capitalists
who drive feet roadsters on the Speedway be-
came interested in the association. But there
have been fallings out and partings Of the ways.
The "hoodoo' over Empire City seems to be a
croakng raven with the refrain Of Never
more"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
4 bouf PEOPLE and Social Incidents.

ent at the lecture given yesterday afternoo, q,
Miss Leary's house. No. FIrth-aye.. by ths Rs,-
William O'Brien PsrdOV-. s. J.. the subject a,
Bad Popes." for the aid OF the LOyoIa School
A large whist party will DO given to-day in fhs
Annex Of the Metropolitan Club BY Mrs T-bar1c,
Whittier and Mrs. John Woodbury.. Mrs CseorxA
Sheldon gives card party on April at her houss
in East Thirty-eIghth-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. LauTens Van Allen. who are sin
in town. are to spend a portion OF the spring win
Mrs. Van Aliens aunt. Mrs.. Frederick ". Wander
bIt, at Hyde Park the Hudson. before going 70
Newport for the summer.
Miss Calender and Miss De Forest give the Iazt
Of their Sunday musicals on Sunday next az tbst-
apartment in last Seyenty-second-st.
Mr.. ard Mrs. NewboId Edgar have returned to
town from the South. Miss Henrietta Weathsrbsa
has IfkeVisa arrived in the city from Palm Bearh
and MIR. and Mrs. James A Burden. Jr. are ex-
pected tomorrow from Aiken.
Mr.. and Mrs James ". WadsVorth have returned
from Jamaica. and win spend several weeks in
town. Mrs. Wadsworth was Miss Alice Hay a
daughter OF the Secretary OF State.
Mrs. OakieIgh Thorne. who gives large chill
dren's party at her house. In Majison-avs on Sat
urday. IS booked sail for Europe on April l. and
will be away three months.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
MISS RUTH HANNA HAS TYPHOID

Cleveland Ohio. March 25-SenatOr Hanna "a
cefyed a telegram from ThomasviIn. Ci..-- TO-DAY.
stating that the coalition Of his dauEhtar Rrs'a
was slightly improved. her tempNratur" b1iHC some
what lower than yesterday. H"r phvsrian~ h4ys
positively diagnosed the case as typhoid foyer.
Chicago March a dispatch to The Record
Herald" from ThOmasviIle. Ga. SAYS MT~. Marcus
Hanna said last night that Miss Ruth Hanna. = -
has been i'll there WIS convaleS"iDg senator H70rt
has not hepn ThomaaviIle this and un.aS
Miss Hanna should suffer some Hnf"rS~~''u "tin<4
he will NOT 90 there. Mrs Hanna fUt"nst< 70 T
turn to Cleveland as the patient condition
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
TIE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

Washington. March Is SpeciaD.-Baroness Hen
relmfiIler wife Of the Austrian Ambassador has
returned from weeks visit TO Atlantic City MISS
Ruth Snyder. Of Philadelphia. is guest at the
embassy.
The recall OF Count Montgelas takes from
the German Embassy the only memoer VINO mas @
beeo In washington for any length % time. His
transfer to Bucharest is in the nature OF pro-
motion as he will succeed Baron Won ScheIer
who In time will succeed Baron Won Ritter OF the
embassy here who was recalled not long ago.
lieutenant Colonel FREDERICK de MonteVeruSe
military attache the Spanish Legatlen. naS TD
Spa nish Minister does not contemplate a Trip 70
Madrid in the summer.
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wEpnINe IN HARVARD ooRMIToRY.

Can,bridxa. Mass March s5-For the first tine
it is said In the history q. Old fiowortil5 Hn3
Of the most famous dormitories at Harvard. /
Wedding has taken place there The bridegroom was
Pascal de Angels. a student vLn has JiSt WIZ
drawn from Harvard. and the brid" Mis- \ .
C;Ottschak k of Roxbury. The ceremony t"eS pa.
I'm the room of Mr.. De Angels The nT'd' ~
horn in Calcutta. India AMI educated III r'l''
In France and Spain. She is twenty yeaTS 'rl, NJ
Tho bridegroom * twenty-Oue years "ii- vi l
Angels comes from Tllca. y. Y. where IS father
is q prominent lawyer.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
DR., sopER TO REMAIN AT ITHACA

Z TP7 TELEGRAPH 7" TEE TFIRI-NE-I
Ithaca. y. y. March 25.-The city Of Ithaca last
night decided to engage DR.. George A. SoP"T. ot
New-York to act through the summer as sanitary
expert TO the city. DR.. SoDer will remain in Itha"s
the greater part Of the spring. and will max" week
" visits during the summer until September ].
As result of the large expenses caused To Tor
nell University by the typhoid fever it is unlikely
that the GoIdwin Smith hall of language will he
built this spring. had been planned The R"7Ra-
feller hall of physics. however will be started early
in the spring. according 70 the ORIGINAL plans.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

1t has been g popular cry in condemnation
OF the unhappy Phi Beta Kappa man in colleges
and universities. ITO the lions! The young
fellow is of earthly use" Nevertheless, apollo
gists for the speakers Of valedictory orations
are coming to the front here and there, and
are ttnidly suggesting that success in ciSIstsred
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
PRESIDENT AT ST. PAUL.

ST. Paul. March 25.-The following Lester from ne
Secretary TO the President was received by 'inr-
ernor Van SAINT to-day:
The President requests me 70 thank vov cordially
for the letter OF tho 18Th inst. and to Il
will be entirely agreeable to him visu and al
dress the Legislature. request has hsSu received
TO have 1t included in the programme
After the address to the legislature the President
Is expected To address the people of St Paul from
C-aptOl
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
GENERAL cHAFFEE GUEST OF HONOR

The thirty-ffth anniversary OF the Harlem Branch
of the Young Mems Christian Association Vil -
celebrated by :. members dinner to hH held at the
Association Building. No. West One -hUndred-a1d-
tuenty-ffth-st at : o'clock this evening Major
General Chaffee, L. s y, Is to he the guest ot
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
WILL nor ASSIST MR. coNRIEo.

Berlin. March 25.--A dispatch 20 the "L"k'l NJ
zeizer'' from Munich says Manager Won F"<s'Te
of the ROYAL theatres of Bavaria has declined -
assist Mr. Conried in the mana cement of the Met
ropolitan Opera House. NeU-l oTk
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
MANY EAILEp 10 eEr CEDRIC sERTHs.

Tha hinge .t.smship Cedric. ot the White star
Line began its second eastward voyage yesterday
with ca bins overnoWing. Every berth had oeeh ~.
gagged, and many who had wished To san .t,,ns ot
vessel were unable to secure aCcnmIn0ds tyhs, t...
Among those Who were unable 10 OBTAIN oSSHS
was said TO be the Earl OF Rosslyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
A WEDDING AT eALLsToN SPA.

[RY TELEGRAPH To THE TCTRJNE-I
Saratoga, n. Y. March 25.-At Ballston Spa th's
afternoon the marriage Of Miss Hattie Adeia
J-Ifne. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. I ~ Jhne'
Of that village. and James 2. simmons. Of Newark.
y. J.. took place. The Rev. Milford u. smith
of1ciated. The couple will live at No 10 PaTh-St'
Nnrgark
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
TO STUDY WATERFALLS IN FRANCE.

Paris March 25---FoliowiEE the utilization 0t fHe
mower Of Niagara Falls. Minister " AErtNrIIrnra
Nouzeot has appointed a commission 70 =tI-y -ha
various falls in the Alps and PyreTcCE, Hith tEN
view to the utilization of their power, partlri'a ~.
for electrical traction the government TalT"al
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
AMERICAN TRIP OF The wALoERsEEs.

Hanover. Prussia March c5--C CountesS N"n WI
dersee formerly Miss Lee. of NewIork. referring
10 the announcement yesterday that she and her
husband would sail for NeW-York in the middle %
April says il is quite uncertain when she ana I"9
count will start for America
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
The CABINET.

washinRton. March a5 (speciaD.-Attorney Gen
oral Knox has returned from short vacation spent
et palm Beach, Fla Secretary Shaw also has re-
turned from a trip through the South
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

Colonel Watterson is brandishing the toma-
hawk and the scalping knife. and Is evidently
determined that Mr.. Cleveland shall never run
again for the Presidency if Kentucky can defeat
his ambitions. Who Is the favorite candidate
of the Star-Eyed Goddess of the Bourbon brand
of Reform with very big r? Can it be possi-
bic that the goddess is casting goo-goo eyes at
Colonel Watterson himself? She might, perhaps,
go further and fare worse.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

or course Germany. has yearrings for COL
onies in South America. Certainly not Ieutohic
longirgs for Scheswg Holstein and for Aisace
and Lorraine never existed. But Schieswis-hol-
stein, Alsace and Lorraine are nevertheless
safely and securely German now Some great
nations look long way ahead.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

The suggestion that the State might wisely
appropriate money for the purchase of the Phil
ipse Manor. in Yonkers. for preservation as me-
mortal has much to commend it. Fraunces'
Tavern, Hamilton Grange and the Philipse
Manor should be landmarks for future centuries
and might we'll be dedicated forever to public
ardianshin
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Booked to sail to-day for Plymouth 'nsI'''-'S
and Bremen the CIrosSeT kuTfnTst are
NJ and Mrs IL q. Miss Ella Judi -
Melville NJ. Dinkelspi'l Mr. and MIS- JNudH '-
Irr. and n Elliot bert 49,. ,rs-.
Mrs. r r Froman MI ana MIS- Wiz 'Al
Chester Johnston. Miss Il l. Sper'r-
Miss Ellen r. Johnston
Among those who sailed yesterday t0r Ia'e'l'''
on the Cedric
pr. and George Aims 'i~orS~ W. Darr rr,-1
Mr. and MS =
The Hon Claude Anson. smith.
Lady ClodaEh Anson. Miss Elise SHlt =, ,tss,u
colonel William Barbour Ar and MIS-. p VI L" L..s,rrs
Mrs Valentine BlacquA- Nj and MIS- us"
Nj and Mrs. ConyerS But Mitchell and family
TON AnIrrv r''reery
Mrs Duncan Cameron iMr AM Mrs Andr-~ =
+ l. Campbell 'ndrrtinnS-
F Clouston MS ATIlur
The Misses CIoustop Mr. and Ms ! Roeertson-
Mr.. and Mrs. ". f. Dem Mr. and STS noIls' sIsssr
.'onfnander JaITSS-
Miss Annie NJ. SeltridEe. I 9 y
f. Fitzgerald The Misses 3etfl@s A.
l.. Fitzgerald. Mr.: Snd MrS FEoEe't0 -
Miss n. Evelyn Fitzgerald stanley H. 7,4
Mrs Marshall Fox. Mr ana MRS. Henry i
Dr and Mrs A. g Frazer H. Tweed. --r
Mr. and Mrs. GeorEs q Mr. and MI vrt,soP @GscP" - "
The Rev and Mrs. II. l. -,..
Hodge MISS MAY "iIS'"-
son,4 or those booked 10 sail to-day tnr Hsvrs
on the steamer La Champagne are:
N-. A..ou.n Mr. ana Mrs Zimmerman
ar. Mrs J. Adams Miss Frances J. Stili7''
Carl GeXoT.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

or the opening of new streets there ls a!i'oS'
no end as the amazing development OF N-"-
York goes on. The Corporation CounsFfs once
,,.. raver 20 busy as now. but It is grapptng
,.us,+,v with its diversified tasks and burdens
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

IF It is finally decided that New-Tork shall
have q lighting plant owned by the city and
mana ged by the local officials, BlackweiIs 8
Island will proba bly, he the best site for it. 1t
cannot be denied that many cities have done
we'll with their own municipal gas and electric
works as with their water supplies.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

It Is now expected that further legislation for
the protection OF birds will be enacted in the
Empire State and in other commonwealths this
year. The feathered creatures of the air need
constant and unfailing guardianship.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

halls may after all not be an invarfaoie ano
tnsurmcuntabIe barrier to usefulness ana o'S-
tincfinn in later years.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

Reginald c. Vanderbilt gives his farewell bachelor
dinner on April at Sandy Point Farm. his new
country place near Newport. r. l. His marriage
to Miss Cathleen Nelson takes place ten days
later-that is to say on April 4-at Newport But
# Is not vet known exactly in what house the
ceremony will be performed as In spite OF all re-
ports to the contrary Mrs. Nelson has not yet de-
cded on any OF the places that are available
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

Another wedding scheduled for the same day
April L. will be that Miss Catherine Jacquelin
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Jacquelin, to
Frederick Kingsbury Trask. in Grace Church
Chantry The bride will have only one attendant
her younger sister Ethel and the ceremony will
be followed by a small reception at the house OF
the brides parents, in East Thirty -eghth-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

Booked to sail to-day for Plymouth. ChHr'ou's
and Bremen on the Cfrosser kurfirst are:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

NJ. and Mrs. II. ~ fUTrAn
Melville NJ. Dinkelspi"l.
Ir- and Mrs n e. Elliot
Mrs. r 2. Fronan
James Chester Johnston.
Miss Ellen r. Johnston.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

Miss Ella judi
Mr.. and Mrs Jordan LAM
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred AcElnS-
Miss Il l. spence