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New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
VETILLART'S TRIP
FRENCH SCHOOL HERE
EReinecr 10 Select Site for
Graduate College.

Paris. April Henri Fetillart. the
insDector general and chief engineer or
the Department of Roads and Bridges
sailed to-day on the Provence to select
a site In New York, Boston, Philadelphia'
Pittshurg or Chicago for the French gov
ernnent school which NJ. Millerand' the
Minister Of Public Works, has organized
for completing the instruction of gradu-
ates OF French scientific schools. such
as the POytehnique, the Ecoie oes
Mines and the Ecole Centrale
The course at the French school III
the United States will cover two years.
It's organizatio is based on those OF the
French schools % art and archaeology
which in their special departments nave
proved highly successful at Rome anu
Athens. NJ. Vetillart. to whom TINS mis-
sion has been intrusted by the fTench
government. will remain six months IN
the United states, visiting the prlncipai
industrial centres.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
SIX AERO MEETS.
EngIond's Summer Plans for
4PrOnduts.

Ioudon. March $50 greatly has inter
est i'm aviation increased in England OF
late that the Royal Aero club has now
before II plans for the holding Of no fewer
than six fying meetings in this country
during the summer months.
The first for which details are now prac-
ticaliv complete. will be held al Hunuhe-
6on during the Whitsuntide holidays
grandstand TO accommodate five thousahn
persons is already in course or erection
and forty aeroplane sheds are TO be built-
The ground extends over go acres. ana IS
aat without any trees on il. out across
the fens toward the sea fortY-mle uhoo-
structed flight is possible. At this meeting
20 500 In prizes will he offered. English and
foreign FIXING men will take part in the
meeting.
ARRANGEMENTS are also nearly complete
for the TWO great international meetings
Al the first. which is to be held al Bourne
,noutb from, July II 30 Is. several thousand
poIInds for competition among English avl-
ators alone will he offered. in addition 10
the fseO in prizes for International races
\ spIendid flying ground Is being pre-
pared at Southbourne, Ii has been ap-
Iroved by the committee of the Royal Aero
club. and q most successful meeting Il
promised. seeing that nearly all the famous
foreign aviators will be there.
The second international meeting is 70
take place in August. on the Lanark race
course Already the prize fund amounts TO
more than n0O0o Several officials of the
RovaI Aero Club returned To London yes
terday after inspecting the proposed course
I-pou their recommendation IL Will be en-
iarged slightly for the long distance races.
BlackpOol is eager to nave another meet
ing this year. and arrangements are 50 tar
advanced that only convenient date re
mains TO be- fixed. WOlVerhampton and
Southend have also come forward with re
ouests tc hold meetings and will be al
Iotted dates The total of the prize money
at these three meetings will be t6,00O. So
greatly has the number Of flying men in
creased since last summer that there VIII
be no difficulty at all in arranging excel
lent pruSraGumes for all these six meetings.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
WOMEN'S HATS LARGER.
The Turban the Only Hope, and That
a Small One.

Tondon. March 26.-Womens mats are
larger than ever One West End mlihner
was exhibiting in her showrooms yesterday
only two types. The mammoth hat was
ono and the other was the turban in va
rious shapes. among them the Spanish
toreador. the Nabob and the Sultana, All
closely fitting made in straw, with feather
and flower trimmings.
In the opiniOn of the designers OF these
hats however. there is no hope for the
turban against the all-conquering hat of
gigantic dimensions. The miiliner placed
upon manikn's head hat composed
of black Chantilly lace. draped over lgnt
wire frame with nodding black plumes
reared on high and bow of windmill sails
of black tulle al the back. IL measured
two wards and half in circumference and
had a high crown.
When it was on the head its wearer :
right eve was quite obliterated and only the
fin of her nose was visible. The other eve
had to do duty under difficulties, for the
hat brim tapped up and down as she
walked. and only when the tilt went up
ward was feeting glimpse obtainabie OF
her surroundings The manikin's appear
ance was decidedly topheavy. for she wore
a cIinEing and narrow costume
One chance remains for the turban. II
NAV be worn in the new and very brilliant
shades. such as couIeur de rose and the
dazzling blue called nourrice Few women
would be daring enough TO put on a blazing
blue hat OF over two yards circumference
A delicate shell pink. shot with duh gold
ana trimmed with a couple OF great rose
buds. is as bright color as the milliners
20 far recommend with the mammoth hat
Not only are the brims OF the large hats
immense but the crowns of the majority
are ascending 20 an alarming height
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

To ErpIQin Mars Theories to
French Scientists.

Paris, April Professor PerclVai
Lowell of Harvard. has arrived here
and is preparing to convince French
astronomers of the accuracy OF his
theory of Martiap canals AZ lecture
which he will deliver before the Astro-
nomical Society Of France on Wedhes-
DAY evening. The French authorlhes
nave regarded Professor Loweits views
with decided skepticism-
Other Americans who have arrived
here include Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Perk-
ins. of New YORK; Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Sears. Mrs. Montgomery Sears. Mr. and
Mrs w H Bridgham, Robert A. Van
Wyck. Mr. and Mrs. William 3 Horton
Miss Irene OsgoOd. Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
lev Keeler George Armour, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. wilkins, Of San Francisco;
David Sears. Of Boston; Ralph q. Craig
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Macintosh.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

= T,etroIf ril--a-clal savs maj Ne ohrap-
- enc esfesr mixture fat woman vino
r-.r.x 70 Vef t.its ~au use j. = ounce
,ga.nools .-ct q iB the original i9-ounce
,,cssye). g. o-sce Fhnd Extract casoara
A-v1nsrlc and 81 ounces Peppermint Water
IA. rrole- AMOUNT 20 tsSe is 2 'eafpoon'ul
after sss and ~ bcdGn-s.
1.f,e.e -.l.redsents fnaE ~ Obtained from
any araxxist at small cost, and MAJ"
r,-hs-s..cr -rz- l. ,-ot on3y eX- client AZ e
"a rc5.oer. being abe. u % ciaimed' ="
al. -g pc.rd d7v wlftouI csisln;
r-.cs. put i also J splendid htip - li-t
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s-e o.ues f-,-hIre ire ~ Sers0n 'r0hDi+s
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= e'-r-.e. - sxerCise . fegAltti . Hfit
,le reyelv - ifs work and, oes"'- D.. h'
Ssrs-y ! rccesss p while tzh--e l--scA
-s- s1t what yo1 lie.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
SENT DRUG THROUGH KEYHoLE.
Robbery in Brussels-Thieves Got
S3O. 0O0-No Clew.

Brussels. March PA robbery OF The
most Ingenious kind has just been perpe-
trated at a jewellers shop ia the Rue
Neuye. which l. much frequented both by
DAY and night. Thieves entered an empty
house next door, climbed along the roof
broke through ine skyIight of the jewelier's =
PREMISES ana went downstairs.
They evidently knew that Inc jewellers
brother the only person in the house slept
la q room on the second flour. Working
silently. they pumped sopDrlhc fumes
through tG- keyAOle Of the locked door The
i,w.lief's brother aWoL- next dag with a
lad headache snd found the room still fuiI
Of th. fumes ON going down To the shop
lie found thst Jewels valued al 1000 had
f4en stolen. - fan there is uo clea to lie
nI.-Ne-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
STRENGTH OF BRITISH ARMY

London. March 2C-The general animal
report on ths British army for the year
ended September last w8s issued NesterdaN-
l. states that the total strength Of tie
army on October last uae 7is. l66. whereas
the establishment waS So5sS2 The differ
.nce was almost entirely accounted fol b.
the fact that the territorial force Al that
dafe was i3.ot9 b.i1p its establishment aud
the sDeciai r"sertc % 10 beloW.
TIE number of recruits who joined the
regular ARMY lgiins the period under re-
iar-. excluding 80 re-enlisted men and ~
.ecr,its from colonial corps. vas g So Il
.ec.e.ee q a.23s a. compared with soe pre-
cedIrc twelve month, The decrease II al
t.ltl.f.d s1ls!r 70 fever recruits being re-
cuired % maintain tire army At its tatab-
!lslneEll.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
ZEppELINS POLAR FLIGHT.
Prince Henry of Prussia to Accompany
AdvanCe Expedition.

Be~.n April 2-Prince Henry of Prus-
6. rllf ,e . member % the advance eNpe-
6i-jon which viii prepare The Spizbergen
rase for count Zeppelin's North Pole flight
a. 1917 The party VIII sail in July from
Frernerhaven O.. the North German Lloyd
steamer Ts.nz fo~ Spitzbergen. where II l.
intended "a erect n dirigible balloon house
Ti,s ret.--r VIII be made before winter
.e.s IT.
Other members o. he PsT,E viii be Count
y.DDe-.n or. Tleodor Lewald- German
nulissione- general 20 the y o-id ;ah al
:. Louis p -ofsssOr IL Hergeseii. - the
University ~ StTashurg. the government
commissioner on a.rsh.ps; Eric Won Dry
ssiski. 1..n geographic and polar explorer
PRIV Councillor Niethe. % me faculty OF
the Technical University or 'harIoi''h-
tu.s. Herr Fried!audeT and Herr Fuid.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
GERMAN NAVAL BASE.
Eaglish RumOr of a Scheme ia
South america.
~ cahle 20 The Trihune. ]

London, April 1.-The Engiisi. press
publishes an unconfirmed report tnat
the German Admiralty intends to create
q special cruiser squadron for service III
The Pacific. with some South American
pert as a base. The motive for TINS
extraordinary measure is described as
a deliberate intention 70 develop German
commercial interests along tie west
coast of South America and the South
Seas. and the fantastic suggestion Is
offered that n strong British squadron
should be sent 10 New Zealand or AUS
tralis as A counter demonstration
There may be a practice cruise OF lHe
German squadron similar to that under
taken recently BY the American fleet, brt
he story of the maintenance OF
pernanen; naval base in South America
b. tie Kaiser's navy is silly Invention.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
OVERLAND WIRELESS RECORD.
German Station in Touch with West
Africa, 1000 Miles Away.

Nauen. Prussia, April THE wireless
station here reports that 1t has communi-
Gated successfully and at length with the
Cameroons IN West Africa. four thousand
miles distanti
The oaiciala say that they were in con-
stant communication with one of the yes
sells Of the Woermann Steamship Line from
the time that the steamer left Hamburg
until she reached the Cameroons. Neither
the Alps nor the high Algerian plateaus
interfered with the transmission.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
GIRL BREAKS COFFIN.
No One Hears Finally Dies
Parents to Sue.

Madrid. March "A remarkable burial
case is reported from Gijon. ten-year-
old girl had ala attack OF epilepsy and was
believed by her parents and the doctor % be
dead The necessary arrangements for
burial we're made, and the body was IN due
course taken 10 the cemetery chapel for
burial on the following day.
During the night. however. the young girl
who was only in trance. awoke and sue
ceedad IN breaking the coffin I'D She cried
for her parents, bat her voice WAS 50 weak
that IN. night wdtchman did not hear 80.
on the following morning the mourners
arrived at the chapel and found the girl IN
a ver, lerLic condition. sine was unable 70
speak and IN suite OF every attention died
shortly GftrrNard and Was al once buried.
A laMRuIi win pronahIN FOLLOW.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
ALLAWAY'S REVIEW

We have begun 10 export gold A ,s,v
millions We're "enga ged~ DAY or f,ro
ago: exchange market experts say thev
see indications OF larger shipments soon
There are many theories as to this de-
velOpment-some of them radically pes-
simistic. most that come from expert
enced sources giving rather light atten-
tion to the matter
Despite the fact that there has b-a1
an advance in the Bank 81 England is
count rate the New York money marker
remains easy. Short time and long tirra
loans are equally available ar mOGera.s
the impression that the
Tightening Of money in London is more
artificial than natural The utter lack
of speculation in our security market
keeps New York bank balances idle. and
some very radical change in existing
conditions must occur before the home
money market can suffer disturbance.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
TWO TURKISH BEYS SHOT.
Commander at Ipek Wounded ana His
Companion Killed.

roasIantinople. April Dispatches re
ceiyed here to-day from Ipek, or Petch
European Turkey. say that ismail lIakki
Rey. the military commander of that place
while accompanied by Major Rushdi Bey.
vas attacked in the streets yesterday by 4
fugitive Albanian murderer. Rushdi Beg
vas shot dead. while Hakki Bey was
wounded in the arm. The assassin escaped
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
NO MORE ENGAGEMENTS.
Mr.. Roosevelt Unable to Accept
Further Invitations.

Paris, April mir Roosevelt has written
TO the American club of Paris regretfully
declinfnE an invitation to a dinner in his
honor 1t is simply impossible for me
70 accept another invitation" wrote the
former President
The Mayor ~ Saint ne III the Dspsrt-
u,ent ~ The Ncsges. and the saint u. So
ciety. Of New York have invited Mr.
Roosevelt 70 visit that town on Apr.l - IN
comn.emOrat % the i0Sd anniversary of
the baptism Of America Saint Die having
furnished The suggestion that the new
world be called America
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

Desires Peace but Nay BE
Forced Into Var.

Lima. April There is great lnGleha-
ton here following the receipt OF dis-
matches reporting the attack upon the
Peruvian Legation in Bogota. Peru De
sires peace. il is officially announced
and will comply with the boundary
. ward as IT is determined by KING
Alfopsn Of Spain. hut the government
fears that Ecuador and CoIomoia are
Spiyed on war.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

one feature OF the weeks market has
shown in a bad break in Westinsnolse
Manufacturing shares There has been
no news 10 account for It Under cover.
however. in banking circles the iten-ity
of weakening Influences is recognized
Il develops that serious faCJiona!isn rN-
lists in the COmpany's board % directors.
Some new interests. scarcely more th-n
casually interested in the property have
ranged themselves aggressively against
the policies Of Mr.. Westiushcuse- What
soever their purpose may BE-. the r-s1i'
of their Outburst is 20 disturb investors
who have beeu-uOt sJranEeiy iy-SloS-l n
tiaI sellers os the stock throughout thiS
week. The quotation is down half
dozen points. II viii not be surprising %
see il lower
George Westinghcuse j. not su-ra--
dering He started The COMPANY re
has made IT, And while financial stri1--.
gencv cOliding with phenomenal devs--
opment may have been temporarily e,S-s
turbing. there can be To doubt Of ts~
cOmpauy's future. properly. PrUdenuy
conducted suddenly and tremendously
10 increase The COmpany's capital stock
Will. OF course. be detTirnentai-and Mr
Westinghouse. Il can be depended u
aVerss 10 any such program
What particularly may be COnsideref
discouragiug is that the new executives
head OF the Company-GeorSe WestinS-
house arbitrarily set as.de-has CUisty
hurried 10 Europe, where the cOnlDanys
affairs are in fcrmenr-one report haVlns
il that in one contract alone There
about 70 BE- assessed u PenaI-ation or
100000
This at least. VIII mean the extinction.
for so;ne time to come of European
profits And. meanwhile. WestinSc
stock iS peculiarly affected by 'hs
troubles which have come into The Puts
burgh banking situatioa-vrry iafss
loans there having. perforcr. TO be- h90i'
da ted -
I Mr. WrStinghouSe himself declines -
discuss the situation But his irien"s
/ are aggressive enough. They viii not 07'
/ terrorized by lower quotations. Ehss
/ expect that
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
THF TRJRUNF'S FOREIGN NEWS
4 GERM DESTROYER.
DR.. Doyen Tells of Discovery
of MycoIysine.
fgv Cable TO The Tribune

Paris. April 2.-Professor Doyep :"
Iactura delivered to-day AT M"i"O"
cousad sensation by announcing inc
discovery of a new therapeu''o
which he calls mycolysine, or the
solvent which is largely connpoSeu
colloids which DR.. Doyen has succee
i'm extracting from certain fermehls'
MvcoIysine, DIR. Doyen says mas
peculiar property of exciting the p'i"
c,.es in the human blood TO destroS
rsnialv and totally all toxic disease
germs. He says that TINS ne" az
be invaluable in dealing WIFI
Of the respiratory organs ana Oh '"e
digestive tubes.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
RUSSIAN WARSRIP SINKS.
Accident TO One of the New Sub
marines al Cronstadt

- Petersburg. Apri 2-rhe submarine
r,,e..ilIe one ol the sew craft 81 5vJ tons.
,R, sf rronsfsat narivr to-day ~ Un-
- si,osrq at the time. the workmen who
nd been tatting oi the finishing touches
ts,-fu.. gone 10 their noon meal The sub
marine had been frozen IA the Ice which
Unexpectedly releasing lis hold permitted
the water to fog .nto the open matches.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
SNOW AND CINDERS FALL.
Steady Flow of Lava from Etna-VH-
lagos Seem Safe.

Catania. April "A heavy taH OF Sho"
throughout the night was mingled win
rain Of stones pouring from the cralefs
OF Mount Etna- The movement OF the now
of lava was steady but slower to-day. Both
Rorelio and Belpasso appear to have es-
capped the principal stream passing 10 the
eastward of these villages The people OF
the region are calm.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
PEONS MUST WEAR SHOES.
Regulations for Mexico s Centennial
Celebration.

Mexico city. April 2.-Thc federal gov
ernmeut has issued an order that all poems
must be dressed in trousers. shirts and
shoes in September. the month Of the cen
tennial celebration. No peOn with the
loose shirt white loose trousers and the
big straw hat will be allowed to enter the
,ify in hat month
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

Conflicting conditions continue to n
huence security movement t-rsducfnr
transactions to the point OF staGnatioa
and resulting in Insignificant price move
ment There is no weakening of fJnda-
rnentaIs-agrfcuItu industries and COM
rnerciaI business all entirely satisfactory.
Voluntary advances in wages Dy railroad
and manufacturing corporations testify
10 intelligent appreciation of tn right of
Ia abor To recognition of demands due %
the increased cost of living Under such
circumstances there can be no importaH:
conflict between employers and en-
pIoyees - rea sonable ideas governing
both
That the speculative spirit is not ex-
tinguished is evident by movements N
commodity and real estate and other
markets unfnffuenced by the special con-
sfderations which have made securities
taboo. With establishment Of conf
dence there can b little doubt tnat
bonds and stocks at their present levels
viii find urgent demand
The technical situation IS plain enough
20 the ordinary observer. The rank and
file of professional Wall street have
been and are persistently pessimisjic-
There is no doubt that an immense short
interest exists which up 10 now has had
no reason 10 take fright. but which has
had no opportunity 20 collect profits 70
appreciable extent Should any demon
stratiOn Of underlying strength become
assertive this short interest could easily
become nervous. and. apart from any
other consideration. cause a very sharp
upward movement
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

Paris. April THE fine weather when
has set in IS timely and is satisfactory
to the agricultural districts. The prices
of wheat and wines show a downward
tandencv The movements in all de-
nartments of the Bourse are upward.
the two salient features being the en-
thusiasm for rubber investments and
Russian industrials. Foreign govern
ment bonds are dull and American IN
vestments are neglected. The indica-
tions are that large amounts of capital
will be kept unemployed until after the
General elections. at the end of the
month
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

The MargariIa is steel. twin Scre"
steam Yacht Of I.7S0 gross tons. classed as
7e5 4 AT LIoyds. She was designed y
the late George /. Watson, ano was ouiit
bv Scott & Co. at Greenock. Scotland. III
800 Her home port is Philadelphia Her
principal dimensions are. Length over al
223 feet: load water line, 212 feet: beam. 50
feet inches draft. Il feet inches Inc
Yacht is equipped with two u1ple-eNpahSloh
4-cylinder engines. %. %, 10 and 40 lnches
in diameter and with = inches stroke OF
ufstor. ana 620 nominal horsepower She
has seven wateriighi hulkheads and Gel
l,,lar double bottom. Most of the Mar
garifa-s cruising has been done in foreign
waters Anthony J. DreXei is member
OF the New York. Eastern. L.archmont ana
Philadelphia Corinthian yacht clubs. also
Of the Royal Thames and the Royal Yacht
SQUADRON.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

Minister NOrthcOtt SAILS
Dancer for 4mfricans.

Rogota. Colombia. April Elliott Norlh-
cott. the American Minister to COLOMBIA
accompanied by his wife and son. left mere
today for New York. The SITUATION
brought about by the street railroad con-
cession 1o an American company remains
pra cficany unchanged. There is danger q
,he demonstrations being repeated against
Americans whenever the slightest oppor-
runit, arises.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

The European interest IN Rubber
curitfss Is still further eNranded--'
London this week reaching the point %
new daily sensational features. ~
there is not VET an approximate mos
ment. though IL may develop az @-l'ios. -.
anv t,me-for the great plants Of tns
United states Rubber COMPANY
breaking all past rrort records. "I'liV
Interccntine ntal Rubber company
one important American crude ruo'e-
producer has reached state Of Pros--
perity which forecasts substantial ~
dends. Al AhLA"-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

81. Louis and san Francisco fnancier-
ing is much in evidence Apparently
some old allies are not merely separated
but hostile The Frisco proposition 5 iEs
many ways attractive. but with its for
ner banking coadjutOrs. inimical there
are disagreeable qualifications II is pro-
posed that the present Frisco stocks be
changed into new issues upon basis
which will show material advances for
the stocks now outstanding, but coinci-
dent with this pleasing prospect stu
stays and operates an adverse specu.a-
tive energy.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03

one element thar does not help buoy
ancv is involved in the large Outturn 81
rex bond issues There are Indicators
that what the Atchison has done and
what the 81 Louis and san Francisco 3
doing may be regarded as prelude 2"
general security emission policy ms
sort Of thing eats up available invest
1nent capital, very muC1 qualities IN
vestment interest. While Vlrtua-E
every business development is on ne
encouraging side. the apparent deternl-
nation Of corporation managers-noJ de-
termination more than necessity. prot
abIv-to issue new bonds new mort
cages. can be recognized only as inimi-
cal TO security market advances
these new utterances are in competition
with stocks that for months have had
TOO little public popularity
Taking it at its very best. acceptance
bv the public Of such pyramiding bond
offerings can only have the effect-the
Immediate effect-Of restricting invest
nent in ordinary channels Stocks may
hardly be expected 70 show buoyancy.
while day by day new bond obligations
gre put ahead Of them by wholesale
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
MR.. DREXEL SELLS YACHT.
Report That Marquis of Anglesey Has
Bought the Margarita.

,owes. Isle OF wight, AprT II : Te-
nor,ed that the Marquis OF Anglesey has
purchased Anthony J. DreXels steam
yacht MaTgaIita.