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V- LVHI— -X° 20.929.
STILL MASSING IN CM
jIISSIASS FORTIFYING
3tpa« So»n to Mm M Vhticottok
\ ;,■:;/;/ m Europe.
„( ' vJ (, ,.'f<l .^ r.-:!S«.r
*l ■ ■ ponaoi opiratiou* in
Ifaw "':<■ " 1 " <r " "'" ■■■*■■ mtm
°jV h .^n dhrlrfortificattoos.
mpiicatloo wm le.v
Si |Vt€T*l.iir^. Tendon
""pL, -| ■,„ Russian pm-ernnMmi was r*
'''^ of <; '' ■■■•' * ■ ;li: ' " fri " ndlv ■**■** and
OWCr ,'..s-, ■■■■-■ Bd IB Anclo-Vr.'Tir!i nzroo
r^nmtot.'U.. pnr; („ hosflltie*. I n«an.
•„1-r; nt> marine wro oral t<> i nwn.
[rti um\ iwratj mi!''* s»«rtn « )f Pit1 *-
: . .. . - taWTMta.
- !„ ■ ky anmimorrinr iuiiwo
\. | „,„ ...rn-nl ppwtt« to ;ho
mbb M ■ '
Rnatrh.
;»(.vca?nitist
|il.i*i'.l. A <l:ro.'t tiios»«ar;»'
*_„, thai IDC liarbor
bbOHB ineSwmd.
Hart!* noaa. ' BXnitOTlai of The
cSV aO Matidjor .it Rbanttbal bso] bar AMbs>
r | BJ
Tilt: ( /v.no/.s < AUPAIGN.
jftvj to Misled'! tkf Enemy-
Rumors of Eighth*.
Lea* ra Ta» Wm I ■»<■ W—^ '"l!:% -
jcopv-ir! ■ >»"• " v rt * TVIt : "
l^.dot.. Mar. !, A Tl.cre are many forecasts
ft Japanese «nd Russian plans or . ond'.irtit-.g
ttw «r telegrarhed from Manr hurls. Peking
_g I fjropran c* ;i jta!s The annrhah atßßt>
PfW » hrvf fall*"! r.«leep after Ir>st ruct ir.g
tS» *&<** to rrkr ' hrr:l vvhe- ' ° r< ' li rggl
tm+ B-formation mm" fiPiii .Tajian. but 1t
j, i.fMrn'-'- th«» disps' I '"''* which the . msor
rj«*»f tend t*» minimise the force landing in
Cnmi. t+vcrixV.v the concentration already ef
f.-Wi at PirK-Tang. R*id to exaggerate the
(naortanc* 1 nf the movement of troops on the
ear (tv\ The dispat. h*-*. which the Bjaafkaa gna
■rtfPM to go over the wires invariably over
f.f* the forcr* available for th, defence of
kajahjossi and the ie4nlafassasjossl speedlhj **-
pfftefl. The .Tapat>e*e have evidrr.tly stopped
t-yli» to create the 1 r : press'. on that they are
t«i weak to fon-e the ■■**- of the Talu. and
th» Russian staff is c jus'.ly I slaßg to keep off
tr«««n> by exaggrrr.Mor.s of the strength of its
«tin» army. The cenpor« are making us« of the
correspondents as paw at an early *ta*e of
tti» gmtne and the Russians eve also supplying
Bj peasants with consolatory information re-
UntllH the Japanese r.avaJ losses.
There r.re rumors of fighting beyond Ping
r?r^ on<l of a renewal of attacks upon Port Ar
l.ur. bu' the ■• 1s im nuthent lc Informatlo-v
M*r«.ri'ile wre-ests «r» hoping for a stronger
l'ne ct Foreign Office action rrpwtlr.g the seiz
ure of "Titrabajul of war. Th^ sslfldkaa ga«>
prmnent unfler Lnrd ' 'i-orner'e Irflu»nce. Is doa-
Ing th» raasj against Bftsa crews. I. N. F.
JfcTVIZAN IN CHANNEL.
JlaHlcships I'nablc to Leave Port
jflfilll 1 Owl in Japan.
1.0: t rlor!. ■bbbl s.— Little rhatige In the Far
r:«j stern situation if reported t^is morning. It
is npparrnt th«t th. Jhr*.!»s* are busily RS>
Saged it) transport!' g their toroea into Corea.
this work is iwing rarllltated hy M OB
timctji'tv of the na\;.
A-cordinr to the Sebastopol corrrspotrient of
r>a!ly ''.ripht.. 1 Admiral Skr>-dloff h:is
ly from Port Arthur that the
Rovbin battleship Rotvizan lies in such a posi
k rffrrtoally the px.t of l>attle
fhii* fmm the ''.arbor, th<^ jm^saee being pra< •
I 1« oti!> for cruis^rF.
■
f-nd of
I aj al
Iho has > h;irge nf
•immcrc!*;
. ... . .
v .= .> lared . ontraband
■ BoflotttBO; largv
BBXB ooal T'"- yar?. so •■ ■ .
Eai i KffAj Kuffcu-r- bjr the 1
■me.
• - • ulted r.f.} n
- ? :•' out irreatly
•"rfc-h Of pollt
At ensrn | ;.-.,,■
. 70 • . . .i
: J • rossa
■ | adOßt Of ■ I Th.'
F'«r<la-a.'F '«r<1a-a.' Om ITlkadQ boj ••::;.. . ■ ■ -
*** r "" ! ' " ■.-••;,. •' new sag him that
r *'«' oe !:,-. • -v j.v, x^f. view of OOCOBr*
■J !>°ri!;;::.. • , xpr'-ssing the atn
*"* «<lsh Oj c ( ,nc!uo«>d Joapsaiojßß*
fPUL 1 " ' KWBSJO the Iwtt— mm (i f
- n 'I' >-•-. -,p:y .ir .-. ?;tnt->'Tioril DOBdO) l>y a
Jj-Tt^**? ;hc sh: ; K hii r< <rreapond«Jt f.f 'Tlib
rZL,iS ' <l"uWful report that
« ' ji^lrhi Jnpan.s.- « ;i .llort< hnv^ landed at
iJ^JT*"- »*> Mn *-' ' hiA "" !r vssel had -ur.k n9
di™. of a " rn C»MCf-:noiit with Russian war
*»■ *hich also we m down. v o Russians were
" l «. hul *?° hundred Japanese were rescued
'J ■" 1: -- junks This •v-io; i. reported to
atthav «nd the
(/.Ah' (ALLS RESERI I 5
Entire Army Being Put in Routine**
for Sen-ice.
Pt Ibsjrg, M.-.rch A An Imperial order
■*» beer Issued summon- the reserve *ui
ci tema and first class reserve men of European
■*b»lo to the colors for a six weeks' course of
k*ir.lnr \ similar order has T»een issued to the
Stvaj reaerw. This it- BMtarßtated as mdi, -at-tig
***'• c arytkCng »- bring made ready for the
»<>*>!'. ion cf the whole Russian army, if
r? «aear3.
STORMS STOP JAPANESE.
Rv**i<w* Strengthen Defence* —
landing, of Chin nampo.
( ft»r.». Band 4.-Tl-.' TMBpT' to-day pub
*><** ■ disjMLtrh from Kt. nsaay; whi-h
f* l. y e ' uaotnii* have takrn advantac ' * •
*■»> weather which lifts prexcr.t-d further
. '"ntlnurd on Mmad n » r -.
t, N " v% I}J T! «»- TIME
■*•>>■■ n^T* 1 ,- ,' ■■■an ""' l Florida reaorta
New Tork TJ*
•ons oui"k« it l ' lar " 1 you al -of these re
•«y-Aevi tto * n otfcer Un *"- t* 10 " »'W liroid-
l«d«i. fair and warmer,
In-nn>rrgn. rain, tarlablr wln.lv Itrromlac fr-«h.
SPAXG. CHALFOST MILLS, ETSA. I'EWX., WRECKED BY A CLOCDBCRST OX MARCH S.
KIVER CORCEI) FOR MILES
Trouble I eared All Along the
Su*quehanna.
Hamshu'g. Pern.. March 4 - Th« Susque
ha.nr.a River is gorged for several miles helow
Harrlßburr atid hr>j» r"ached a height of severs!
feet abo.-e the danger rr.nrk. There Is a heavy
flow of ie«» up th» river back Is crowding down
upon this <~it>. arid periouj- trouble all al->ng the
river Is feared. The I<-.- '. n>i high water have
(■Rod many Of Ik* industries of -.hia tttf ar.J
Stee'.ton to sut>p< n<l operations.
The track* of the OeotCßl Pen::sylvania Trac
tion Oaaaaai f at Hlghsptre are covered with
water fot a Fhcrt distance. Th*- Ice l" gorging la
the lower ♦■rid of this city. «nd any of the
inar.-jfacturlr.g f.rrrs in that vicinity l-.ave c!o«t- i
down. The I«lcrids In the river oppo«it-» this
city are under tbzoa Bad of wnter. T^' > water at
Rockville bl f'lMr.e and p-i^'-s of the rlvfr are
clear of Ice.
At BUbßptra, the go-p. ej;«<-^i<s rle^r KNOJ
the river and is forty feet li.p i The water ha*
reached a point within Ctve toM of the Bodmor
HoKff, »hi(h bl BDa of the h;«rh»>«t points :u
that reg 'n. Collars of ftweQtagi are n;-iiiv
filling with water, ar.d the U^BtOM danger
thre«teT.p many of the ;>*<■•
The IVntifylvarln Is HOjdtSg BO f'elrht crews
east from han DpBT Uirsre eßStma with aaow
ploughs nere ner.i from her" !o-«Saj * n ft&b tb*
lea off the trr< kF between Srr*\- • i Middle
town. Peveral freight trains are atOjCk In t'«"
water and i<~o neai HtpMSj'i'"
Weathrr ObaaTVCT At Mala pai-i tri^t there
wan a heavy floe of Ice ;it pelins -;rr>ve and
that ha hMfCBd for periou? trouble all alone tha
river
THOUSANDS OUT OF WORK.
Many Mills Flooded in the Pitt.s
burg District.
Hastate v * h 4 TV " bmh of xh * r '" n '
rea'-he,] h#-r* fit - o'clock ■•■■•« IMOnitnfl. when
:h<» Bern leland mrks «howed twentx-- I •
Baal «nd one b» n ii. the. Mhtfiotiy Btra? n« that
- .. i\n;»-r i« ti..w rtowty raeoainc and
oa tathoi <i'<> ■« '« aWHolKiiAii. tta aM wa\»
ha\ln« checked »he rise. The dan-«g- <\
thi« ii'-. by ' • Boad ■ ' pt"ooabljf aoi n •
laouMOi
4',-r Pla ( rock and In the Turtle Cree«
VMley. rspe. inlly. the havo. vns OtyOßd «ny
.n,.nt yesry. MaVf .ndustrinl o«tai-
Mhbci ■ .: ■ r , . . ■ IkaMCmfcctfl
rfmn ... .. ..,• acOed todon i '■ *«-
Fands f.f i•• '•■ : ' ■' • '" r ■*■*■ Th> "
-• ;- cr.HTnnt ami ft! BtoS. v , - bodti
on itM raOroada of Urn dJatrttta wnTeired 10
nn BMMBaI astent. and Umdaildea added to th»
basflcaft Uimnaii by ib- Mgn »*t«r. T' ■••
• • . - neaci .•..•:.••■••
i „••■. have id I
usual I
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THREE TRAINS LOST FOR TWO WEEKS
Buried in Montana Snow Drifts, and Snow
Ploughs Can't Reach Them.
:> wist..--' :i. Mont.. March 4.— Somewhere he
tawea her- BBd Ix.ml.p.rd. BObody knows Just
where three traaaa. one froicht an<l tWO ******
BBe«ao«Ho, b.i-e i,..-i, bejrtad in wuem drifts tor
tvo n-ff-kn. Vm ree «ceha the laJlraad to
Laotatoi . the famuli! "Janbutaf road of Pen
bral Hontaaau num!ng 118 n.Hrs thmußh F*ergus
c,, U :,ty. has i>er-n complete!} blrtcked. Snow
plouKhs with bis ga."g» "f 8888 have been bock
log tbe .iiHfts night aad day. lcit snow fall*
almost dr-ily. The missing tra:n« have not been
waaJaj nnd it Is probable that they will not
be found until I thaw sets in
The two mixed train carried about twenty
aaaaaaajara Th- crew of th- freight train
managed to reach Mario* Bttd prt'crel pro
visions, and M hi believed that ih- snowbound
passengers en the ether trains have succeeded
In reaching ton.*- of the ranches, aiM they are
tv!-ir taken < a■• of.
COLD BREAKFASTS IN CLEVELAND.
Natural Gas Mains Washed Away in Ohio.
Cleveland. March 4.— With the mercury cn'.y
a few degrees above rero, thousands of people
ir this city dependent upon natural gas for fu?l
Ir. their homes suffered from the Intense cold to
dag because af the v. r.shirg away of the big
mains of the Baal Ohio Gas Company, leading
from the TV>m Virgir ■ c I Ma. The supply
of natural gas fallei early yraterda: no-.iinj.
OWtag t<> ieatrojctteej flrods ar-c ■ landslide ne«r
v\i:ie. Ohio, where tlv !;g pipe? »p-»
btok'-n .'^nd c.-.rrir-d ntvay. Ii BaMWoa to «uff»r-
Caaataaai •• fourth : ..z-
I niCAL WAR MA".
Baaed • traved mJ printed in six colors.
will be issued «s a supplement to The New-York
Tribune to morrow, order at once from ynur news-
AscJar or Tribune w'.th map be mailed to any
adCtcaa oa receipt of fir* c.nU.— AUvl
NI'AV-VORK. SATURDAY. MARCH 5. 1904. -SIXTEEN PAGES-
TO HAVE LAW CHANGED.
DEATH LIST SIXTEEN.
Republican County Committee to
Act at Tribune's Suggestion.
That, In r"spon*» to The Tribune's sugges
tion, the Republican County Committee Is tak
ing steps so to amend the existing building rode
as to ve«t the Superintendent of Buildings ait*
summary pa war to compel the stoppage of work
ot: a structure lie.-m.-d unsafe, thereby averting
nry repetition of th»» Hotel Darlington < ollnpse,
was the declaration made yeaterday by ex-Jus
tice Julius M. Mayer, who wris counsel .. the
Bnildlnga Departaaeni under the Strong admln
'stratlon.
The Dftrttagtoa Path-roll op to last right
i :it w'xteei, coroner Behalor amid yaatar
day he believed that thero were still nine or ten
men bttftad in th*» ruins, MMM of whom, like
Chartee Laaak, dlaoovered early in the morning.
might still be alive.
it !« attnpoaH to
I
■ • ■.
In th* middle • ■ real
l*wi
They
I
ill fat. k oi behalf of Kevllle * Bagg,
r.r hi" ■ x '- '• •
- i nty-flv«
The f n> f -
\ j ■ the proprietor of the Patteraoa
• sed balldlng. Is
■ ■
hade fair I
an the flr«'.
The Itti» theories IM»« k-m.t ;.lly held by th»
r- i;:h'irltles ns exp!aiiii;.g he collapse nr" either
fnult> construction or jii o\ej weight of build-
Ins raaterlala or-. poi"« of th» upper floors. Ac
crrdir.g to !ii»pertor Jordan, of the Rafldlng
Department, tio definite st.item»nt can be forth
romtns BBtO 'he foutidatlon of the building Is
• r-tHy rxposed. At the praaant rate of
• k. saiil Mr. Jordan, the exposure of the
foundation would not be until Saturday vmb.
:i:..i the Coroners ißOJoest on Wednesday wouM
ibl* adJOUTB unti! .... „
Mr. lardaa declared tha* the foreman of the
hull'li'K ... W<med Of the lack of the proper
j of bolts at 'ho intersections of the
.j. v S .-.'•!.■= and onrlghta, wMcb is ■ gaJatad by
;t la okM Khal thai was ignored in the
harry to finish the framework.
it w.-is declared thai Frank Allison a tew days
the BOUanaaj i» whl<h he met his death,
rked thai thr building iwajrod at >«*• two
<onlinurd on ninth pace.
THE MISSION OF TIIK REPUBLICAN PARTY.
rttKMDsrrr Ko«»»t \ v t. in tiij: (kitk
OJnoaa .ho taar.y Wtae and notable i!tternr.< ff of
Ai.-.ii am Lino.,!:., Ito r , is on. whica baa ntiractcd
lea ituiaion tbnn by rigiu it oujtbt to have at
tracted, n w.-.« ojttverad on Kovenber '. • i v "4
in«t aft« U'! "'ns re-elect tea t-> th<> Piieldfarf,
aad la raaaonoi • • ■ '•■• '" "»■■ ln iari ils
eottows:
H h-«s \-<nm beeo ••■- pmve ioaotlon wheUwc any
p«.ver!iincnt no! too itraof for I-., liberties of its
i-u. ■'• <«n be F\i»r.K rnoug* t.> maintain i«s oxi?t
, „ ir , t;r«>at eniergt iu'ltf. . .:. this point the pn -
.nt rebeUkm brooaEl our Republic to« •ever* test.
fi ,,d the Presidential jljrtlon. urcurring In fig! 1 "
COOTM during th- rebellion. ;tdded tV'i . little to
tl'.- -rain . Tn- Mrtf« of the election is but
»m mnn n.itun- practlcallx applied to the facts m
the <-«!«* What hn* occur rod la this csse mm ever
ciccir i-i Similar ra«»« Human mil. ><<> »".! not
cbanco In any future great national »rl= om
i.ared with the own ot, 'his. we ahaU bava •* weaji
and a> fitrotm. mm «11> »n«J M wi«-. M bad and as
trood. l>et us therefore ftuiiy the Incidents In this
as philosophy to learn wisdom from, and none of
them a» »r. re? la be avni<eii. . Now that
,he ekctior. Is ever, rr.av not nil ha' i:.» a common
Inter**! reunite in a common effort '•> ya\e our
common country? For my own part. T have *t liven
and shall strive :o nv.ii.i i»U. ing cay obstacle In
the way. So loag as I have bees b«re. I *'•'■•* ,'V, 1 '
wllllnnlv planted a thorn in any man « lo.«ora. « '1.l •
I am deeoly sensible t.. the high • •.mpliment f a
r( .-».l»,-t!on ' and duly grateful, as I trust, to Al
r-lgMv Goii for having directed m) rountrjn to
« right conclusion, as I thlr.k. for their own good,
•t ad<i« nothing to my satisfaction that nny other
miii may be disappointed or pained by the rrsjit
ThS hr!ef Bpeaca was typical of T^inc-In alik" In
its strons aaatoa ten** and la its toft] standard
of raMty; and the Republican party to-day I* a
living oreanlsm of good, because it has continue!
laaaaaahra to those thought* «nu purposes of its
founders which were given their highest expression
in the ';:'* af the great martyred President. la its
essentials. haflKa nature tsai not change: or. at
'.ra'V Urn nhanoje la t<ary rtew. !n the aaeceaßtea
nal Lria;«. cr«~at aad taiaU, this couulty
i..T« bad to taea atnee the day. ha ' a oratory a?^.
Wbea th^ Republican pur?- be^ar. its career, the
nn .« c.^rtlitie.' havp !trvitably bc<Ti displayed thj
c,\:.-.:;;:c« of atteagtli and weakness, or artaloai ar-i
tbOy. of rvil r.nd prod: an<l .'n each o' t ■ ■ efface
WC ha'.f >!cnc arati o- 1" -bd<it m j.rop^-: oa a* we
V.i".e «hown tb> cvallt!-'- ■•• u ;ch rr.s-le u« do BrnO
or mi bi the aOtara. The ptebleaii «hirt from get
• to ■enoral »>ftpr all. hi eaih ii»»
t'.^e dnr.ger is dnr to fv:nc!air.»r.laH.v the sanr" BTfl
t^:'.i"ticies. and iti '3<h case aocoaai can come only
L'nusuaDy attractive and exceedingly interesting
!« th« March Four-Track News. Five cents at
Eevedeaiera.-Ad.vt. . .
VANDERBILT ON TIRF-
Belief Baaed on Engagement of
Trainer as Sub-Agent.
Tn the rruraremert of William k-i.ini. the WON
known trainer. *• a s'lb-agpnt, local turfmen find
sm-:rd for the bell"? that \Y. K. VondllMtl P-ir
'-" to face a atabie <,f thoroughbreds on the
Eastern tnrf this comi'ljt Kc.i^.'n The last !s<i:e
of "T ffßf rtlg Calendar." tl. • nftVtoi ore of
the Jockey «'lub. contains th» aiitborlaathw of
Lakeland us n sul)-aj?ent for Mr. VaadorMM
K'irther confirmation of this ■uaaaosthM rs to he
fOBBd 11 the fart thai only recently J. 9. McDoa-
DH fora» years" Mr Vaadei agfr.t and
tujer in this country. Bad WiUium i^ak< land were
In KeatOCay together, and on their letata a. onai
her »f hors>« v, «'r>- regsstetod In their Joint names
'Mr. Vaadsrbnt at present is eratetag in th" Weal
Indira <ir. hi- raebt, and hi not • KB) i- I ba>-k In
New-York until the racing seaaaa Is well under
way. Although hl-» colors hnv» l>oen seen on the
local turf 0r.,-' or twlro In the last few years, be
has made no pretestce of ojatatatabal -i racing es
nient ln this courtr^
In France bowevor. he ha« brrr. a consplcuotii
oWBe> f"r a DUBber of yours, nrd many native bred
r.i-oh'irsr .» h.iv» BOtB bought by his a«r:it here «r.i
shipped to hla trainiTig qaartero aotoMo of Parti
I araaa I Ha ma Is «t th» h»-.-id of ht« atad
ahr.ta.ri The OOljT runner that carried Mr \ nnder
iviit s rotors in IM* country l«s* year > .< th* Ally
■n'l.iijflitlrs*. that ran third tn a rac at Morrta
I.irk on tt-- last lay of th< iiprinsr mf-'-tlnp. H"m»^
t i ;t»^ .ir. N! I•■ naM tried to <ii«.i«<- th.- lUht weight
lockfy Robotna '■> tnU- tor hla employer, eul w.is
- '.1 \a«h Turner and J Raascb, l>*ith
kmerlran !•■ k>-M>. n-dr fr him In Frail last year.
Tun-rr ims f-*-*- 1 > rek '«>d BOW. as he ts ur.H to
.'7 pounds, anil ha* gone to <;er
•jVri" B* wMI try f r— • lauding.
Mr Vanderbtli is pr»sidrrt of the Coney l«Und
one cif th«- lar»re«t stockholders
In th<> She*-pi<hca 1 Day r.ic'ir.u-k. L:i!«t >«ir U'lll
l^-n 1.-ik.!..nd traJne<l for W. 8. Fansri iwe Joseph
H ... r "m<\ a numh>T of other well Known
rs< ■ \ ii • •
DUCKS FREE TO CLEVELAND
Virpma Wants to Let Him Shoot Them All
the Year Hound.
■rt i ■ • > m mrai
M • 4 lii order 'hat Grower
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ks, i ; ■ • • ;■ - -; . . . 'i • i
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H». k Raj s pi*), c to which
PREPARING TO DROP ADDICKS.
Republican National Committee Will Not
Re-elect Him. It Is Said.
[ai . i baps, to ma laieiina 1
Win tngton. !'■ . Marrh 4.- The CBSM Republi
can loaJiro Iti Delaware sr« on Hiarni«-<l over
- fnt runnrs tint J Bdward AOMIlhl will no!
i,. ro atected aa the memb r r of tht> Rattoaal Re
pnbllcan Conmttttee filial tht= BtatC wh"n the na
tional conrcnttoa meets Bt < lihhru hi .1 :ne It Is
said thai PresMenl Rooorrelt doea boj want \>\
'!!■ ka <iti the comaaHtes ITord baa already been
rf,\> to Delaware. It ;* said, for the Republicans t.>
BrqtttcM <• !:i ■ « l 'ti''m» for hi • eliinln'itiorv
Tue national I'omir.ittre dors 804 care to take a
i it.'! i,i Urn Delaware Oant i>v rerearetzina either
fa< thm. nnd will flaVor the aduilwakm of h«th of
''>•■ !■ -;;;ilnr RepQblican arid the I'li'Qn Republican
lielerations. rar-li delegnte baivtllSj half a vote.
by th.' exercti of WtSdOßl nr<\ ro;ir.i?i> • neray nnd
high mtndedness This i* the reasnn why th« Ms
tory of the Repttbtaraß party In the past is not
merely of abiding Interest tc the student. bOl Is of
preaent haportaaca x>> every mnn who seeka t:i
practical fashion actttaffy t?. apply the prbselplea
if civic rlghteousn ?s.
it is, of cooraaii the nierf«<: iruis ,i bb Bay that a
I>:irt.» is of us" only s>> fa* ms ft ?rrv< — the nation,
and that be serves Ma party beat who «♦>:■% .>s th»»
!iation best. In MM an.l in IW the party was of
oar because It p'oou against the extension of
slavery; in I*4. baCßOat N "ood ajtnit.st nil slavery
as noil as against the <lretru>Mion of this I'nion;
Ir 186 S. because it stood a»nlr«t those who wished
to un>lo the raaofta of th- inr. These are now
dpad i«surs»; but we can team mto face the livt?
'yFues of t!ic pre«ier:t by stadytaa hi pood f.iiih
bow men faced the? ■■■ •!»-.->»! issuer of the past \v.>
ir.u»t act with aladuas. or else oar „<lherenre t )
rieht will he mere *our<i sml fury without sub
staace; and we saost ad hish sshidedly, or rls^
o;;r wfadooj Will in the lonjr run pro\,^ t,» SO bat
folly in the eyes of the j;st and the farsiKbteJ.
Our policY must tie such M will set ore material
proaaerlt) to the nation; for exactly a.* a man can
not be ■ good citizen unless by his arork he i* ab!e
to kee,> himself «nd those deji«n.lent upon him from
want, so a nation can count for little until it lias
tha pOOJOt B/htCB is =ised n^ phyateal weß batag.
Tet It is an evil thing for ?>ie nation, as for DM
individual, if material wall betag hi aocapts ■ as in
itself nil sudsclent; sock well being Is worthless
save .is a foundation on whirh to build the higher
life. It la a good thing for th« ration, as for th<»
man. to have the money Basking capacity, but back
of this and above it must stand thVaa qualities if
the intellect ?.r.<\ of tha spirit, off tht min<l ar.d of
'.'.; <<^'il |hi !i In ■^."■r ."i mak* '■"< thai 1 ?'i
an«i fi.-K- i; ne of chaißcter wM.-ii tf! 1 ' for troa
t:rcatr.«i*3 S:i"h n-?« tha cbaractef fbowfl in every
phase of the work of l.inro'.:
There art few leas deslrr.b!e th'.mts thaw la ad*
var.r" the hlntor.-- of arbßi baa sen v. n aoaa hi
the past as an fi--" fr 'lil-ir- M do vrei: in th->
rrrspnt. ani CroTkMee <Jo»iraMe thai to « r ' : ■ J y BBCB
history with l!-e »arr;o«t i«.-firr i.> praA ItienUj.
ir order to <io b.'tt*.- tenrlce n tba tteu ; h .a. now i«.
DAI IV SKRVi'F. TO PINK!*: (■
Pullman Parlor and atoopJag -.Tr«. daily, via Sea
board Air Line R> . I.c « New York I»i3 P. M.
and 12:le A. M. Arrive Plnehurst T:*t A. M. and
s*oo P. U. Office Xlii Broad .vaj .- Ad vi
MURPHY TO CRUSH M'CARREN.
RECOGNIZES DEPUTY FIRE COMMISSIONER If. A.
DOYLE AS THE NEW LEADER
Fighi In Death !• \ I H
ft !• : •:•. •• bwva i- •'.:■ • brj tut rujri>t t!i i l ( . !'. IftspZn , goadc ! oa by StostM Ma*
Carrel adroearj of .i'^l^r Parkcr'a nesninstion. h-:«l «I»tcr ■'..!••;} t<> <-•. -r-ti. -iw ihc Brooii
hn tn.in and recognize !)';»::';.• Fire Connnfaiioßi rW, \. Dsrle as leader oi I\mjr».
A fierce rich* tm cmtrd of tin- Stall Coanofttre was w^ged I HJbeuaj. Lttt list
night both tat Murnlf. fultaWii and thi Hfl] fellow - I tht * -
There wxa sa tsterating now in AQko* Snatsr Edwsrd Unrphy hsd
(•on <■ out in t'" OpCB •c.;ii^; liiil md in fi\.»r <>t' T:i i :i;
('. F. M':r|:r-.v b dete tj Is esnt&metbi ' - 1 VwAxr eren if Bill shoul.i
be \ ictorior.s today The a Senator, 9 »«a feamed, ! - make XI. W. I.ittlrtrm
cindidiitc tor Gweinor i:' !ir itapd by Hill, btir he ocTei was ■yafueJL
BOTH CLAIM VICTORY.
TammmKj/ilt* and Hill din Equally
Confident The Line-up.
i?.t noxoun "•• ti.k eamn
Aloaajr. Mai. h i >■ w r..i:.<k H. Mr Car
ran, after a !nns; co;.fore:i. •• .v.r'j ex-Scnatnr
HO] ia nljffii. <fcrtartd th-t? the Kate coßvcntlas
would be held at AJbnnr and dttd oA««aoM
cal! .• PJOBtlßtl of : he oaoattCi committee of
the Kings Ci'jtity organization on Tuesday, to
settle the question of the Kmokiyn leadership.
"I beard in ■ roundatout wms that there wa» i
,t sr< ret meeting in r.rooklyn yesterday and .
that I w.t? !-poi«'>') m tii" patrcn.Tg" disnonser."
MdM tli» Senator. "I don't know by whom. I
j>'.ipp<:«.-*d thnt the aUCUtIn cotnmitiee would
decide that rjuestion. and it will asael next
Tmadi '" Jerlfc it. Th- Mtmattaa •"•! meet
in Albany. ; shall have two. and perhaps three. !
of the King.- County coonaitt^eawa with me."
The Tammany men at midnight announced ;
that they would control the committee by a
vote of 28 la -- The Mill followers claimed '
31 to -* and aaasaajßcad that they would gain
another vote by accepting the resignation of
William J. Conners. ommltteeman from Krie,
which has been lying on the table for»-a year.
James Bherlli declined to-night to declare his
position. I ant open la conviction." was his
reply to .ill 'iuestlons.
At milniJcht it was declared by tho«e closest
to the Brooklyn delegation that no place had
heen aveMod on mid that no place would be de
termined on until to-morrow. The general feel
ins la that ex-Senator Hill has only saved him
self from a complete defeat by skilfully rombtn
lag his fight with tbat of Chief Judge Parker.
The meniben of the up-State delegation Mrer* !n
(lose .consultation with ex-Aeaator Hill at his
law office until nearly midnight, when, headed
by K'.liot Danforth. they adjourned to the hotel
where th« Tammany men made their head
quarters. !••:' ir 'fully wflalnod from mixing
With thorn
When the final line-up had been figured up.
Frrnk Cnnipiie!'. chMtrmnr. <i' the State Com
mittee, announced that the Tammany faction
would bare only -1 Of the Ba\ He said: •■We
have BCCOpCod thr r'"F!cn.ition of Fitzpatrtck. of
Y.t\o. .1 rid can fill the vacancy. \X» shall also
have the Troy committeeman whom Tammnny
has claimed, and a!s.. Finch, of Gkm Falls.
After la-morrow the whole State will b*» Par
Chief Jadga Parher, an.l no amount Of money
. r li Buoaca <an stop the instructins of th<«
State delegatloa for Mm."
This is tike* as the final estimate of th«
fri-rds of Ui UliaUW Hill and indicates their
HRnnci of boatbsf, Murphy.
Sitting behind ■ table at ■ local hate!, the
Tammany aaai re» at* 'i and dispatched messen
gers .mi avoided all questions ?.i\e "lie, but this
one was notably an exception.
Who Is the Brooklyn leader?" was the ques
tion of a reporter.
• Patrick Carren. to-nigh'. 1 was the calm
answer.
Will he be to-morrow?"
■ I cannot tell that. I dnr't know what may
happen to-nior'ov. ."
It Is the fate of Senator McCarren ■■■ not the
a< t'.on of the Mate Caaaaatttre that furnishes the
New- York politicians ■ top!..- of conversation.
Th ••;.- . fflrni confidently that they have ex Ser>
ator Hill beaten, and that. aid°d by James Khev
il-i. abt) supported '■'>■ William A. Doyle, th*
Brooklyn delegation will vote with Tammany.
Chariest F. Murphy, acion.panled by .i large
delegation if Tammany H-a^s, casM to this
city late this aftCTMOB. ♦ 'orporation I'mirst I
Delany. M-oagli I'reMdent fassidy. r>r. U Sul
livan. "Little Tim " Sullivan ami fifty ether m'-n
of Importance ■►•-.■ with him. ...•• .~ nator
Victor .1. Dowltng acted as k nnd marshal of
the foVCM It was nearly I** o'clock « h-n the
Tammany leader, after many long conference*
r.nally consented !<> receive the represeotatlves
of th press. The talk, as is customary whefl
Mr. Murphy receives, was one or direct ques
tions md indirect answers.
"How will the committee l;n»> ''i"*" Mr. Mar
pay as asked.
'I tan tell you better to-morrow at noon."
"Have ; on any preference for the place of tha
81 ;<(•' < OOTeot ionT"
Tea, l favor -Tork."
Will ><>v make a stand for it?"
Y«-s. I ihirik so."
• T)<> yon still believe In an unliisuucted floto
Ration 7 "
"1 do-
Art- ><->'! stili for Ci->\ cl „-> 1'"
'I think be is th« strung car-.didat". Tea "
II waa directly after this th.it Mr. Murphy
rndo his significant remark ;ibtm' the Krook
lyn leadership, granting i- to Senator McCa'
reOi I'm carefully reserving his onlr.ion about
to-morrow.
Will you see ex-pemlnr Kill before the
committee meets?"' was the tie-; n uestlon.
"Why. If he wai.ls to see inc. 1 Fup;ios*> ' shall
p<> a nti see him. No: there has titvn no arrange- i
nient for a conference."
Mr. Murphy then reaJSri his <!<>■ laratior:
that he did not knou nnythlng i boat the posi- '
tton of the .■ouimineemen outside of New -York ,
City. and has rot discussed the matter with !
a::v members of the i ommittee.
The rumor that William A. Doyle, of Brook
lyn, had been chosen to si: ■•• f—\ McCarren was
widely discussed and generally credited. Doyle
was with the Tammany contingent the emir*
eveninz. but beyond gent'.e intimations that
were against McCarren. would nay nothing. TIM
general Impression seemed to be. however, thit
the Brooklyn delegation would Rim up to-mor- '
rOW five to IN stains? M« <>Ten.
Th talk of harmony has entirely subsided. ;
and the talk of the fif?ht ir ,' -mk and open on aii
Bides. If the convention i.« - heriuled for April
13 at Albany, even the Tair.:r.nny men will ad
mit that ex-Senator Hill is stl'.i :he State leader.
If. on the other hand. It is named for a later
data at NVrv-York. there will ho few who Will
qoestk <h<* p.--'-- .tsreiidancy of Charles F.
Murphy In the Stnt^ as area 1 v the city politics.
An Interesting rumor generally accepted to
right was thnt ex-Senator Edward Murphy. Jr.
bar] ami weed that his support wo.ir?<l be trh
Tammany. That he was opposed to es-g*aator
Hill and had ten sinco m ■■ r,i n v:i', .>!»tat;on I
■was «s»nte.i at the last Srqte convention \ »•>
known, Whether he *vo';M rnr.ie riut into the •
"i lift ih*» T.'unn-.inv eftemeal ha i
donbteA Vow it !■ b»!>v»d to 1 nve
•greed
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CAUSE AF NIRPHrSRAGE
Inert ted eri McCarreu'§ Booming of
Parker Groaft Wait in Balance.
Dep it> Firs Ccrrn-.i-siorer William A. Ooy!«
has been 'rTco^r.i^iti" by Cnarlss F. Murphy as
th« n«w leadn- of Kir?* Caaasty. Senator Me-
Carr«n has aasyad false with Murphy, tha
friends of the Tammany chieftain say. and
Murphy will usa the power or the McCtallan
administration to crush him.
Th» Mttaraol light for y>ars for l>errocrat:o
.untroi of t^« Si.it" la bbM on between Murphy
and Hii'i. The ii ies will be drawn at t> •
meeting or th<> Democratic immlttoe to
fix the dbta Bad alace for ding the State)
Convention. \Vho< \er w;ns ln the "show
down" to-day ts liK.^;y to oaOKPat the Mate)
Convent'on th=* second \. eek in April.
Hill's victory wiii oaaa an hastJOjeMd HMP*
York d«*l« | an for Park»r for President.
Murphy's supretnacy win me the probable
death of the Parke- ijootn. .nd r\ cnns»«iu?rit
brightening of the prospect of nominating Mnyu*
McClellan for Preslder.;.
810 not OSty Is after rehahii:tatlon as Ptat*
iender. but he expect?. In case the Democrat i
win !n the State, to mike the most of the $100.
"•-■ '-• canal er,!argem«r.t.
In the line-up Borough President Littleton. of
Brooklyn, looms as an Interesting figure :i;l
has offered la nominate him for Governor if ha
will be with the Hill men in to-day's flght. H»
has fafßßad the offer, and has cast In his tot.
!n a sort of negative way. with the Murphy"
men. Mr. Littleton la not ■ member of th*
State Committee, but at the same t'.m* thi
p.-itron.-.«e of h'* offir* makes him a potential
figure in the situation.
Mr. Murphy dactoWl on Tuesday night last
that Senator McCarren was no longer to be*
trusted. At a conference at the Detnocratie)
Club with his lieutenants the proposition to
strip McCarren of po-*e«- was decided on. On)
Wednesday M»rph,v met W. J. Onners. th*
!>!•» County hi ider. at tha 'Vraldorf-Astoria. tn I
got ■ pledg<* of his support at the mee-ttng of
the State corrmlcte<» tO-eTay.
The cause of downfall was hie)
haggilr.; Parker lot PkVJttßßl without consult
ing Murphy Murphy s--;v.- oniy one outcome at?
Parker's nomination .md elerflon. namely. Hill's
ascendency In the State and M'-Cnrrer.'s pre
dorrtlnance in th" etty Win M-:rphy Moggy*
er«d that susgesttor.s and hints made no Im
|r« ! ■■ oa ■teCajtm he planned an att.ark ot»
hint/..n t/.. • •■••ser-b'efl the onslaught the Japanese
r\irf» on the Russian warships at Port Arthur. In
this he had he assistance of ex-Sheriff Frank
I>. creamer, an iinp!.ic;»hlo fo» of McCarren, an.l
Borough Fit olds nt Caaaldy of Qaaossa WMaa
McCarr«n -vns busy ag Albany with the H 11
men planning the overthrow cf Murphy. th»
Murphy men «of in their deadly work. When h<*
returned to New-York on Thursday night to
verify the rumor that I>ovie had supplanted)
him. he found his worst fears realized He went
to Walinck's Thentr- with ChOMDaa ''.rout.
I.'jk* r». Ptapletofi. Henry Tnr.gi> ad others.
Tax Commlsslor.fr O'Donnell got irs r<> communi
cation with Mr. MeCatfPN yesterday morning
early. and Msoaated trnt h» wou!J bettor *e»
Mur;.hy at orce.
Whits 0M use"' s.iM McCarren. who footc
th» first t-nMi I ■ v . i-nr.y. Bo hold 3 tha
proxy of Sr:it-- « 'i>rr.-Tiitrr>Trnn John W. WebT.
Thai a nil be retains fn th^ shap» of leadership
aaaota
Senator McCarren bas called n n-.eetir.g of th«»
Kings CbßntT X.'i" stive Committee for Tn ■<•
day. nighr. He 'v;mt3 to know Jus' wh«r» h«
stands. The ltne-up Is ex; *e.i to stand) aboog
- •' lows: I
IMI
I P II g ■:!••:- II T?iom«« K. Tar-pU.
v. .1 .; a aa*. is m c d
?. XV r. X.i -i- 13 Wii: im Bronavn.
p enniswi c M it. j-:in r» s;i»:i
« wiiiinr' it HiOalu l« <■■.!■< i .-t^t---.
7 ui;:uin a p>jtai n nanri i:*.<-r.r.uK.
h .r ,hn Btorrtwv .:i»y. a I ::r.ott.
V Jar.:^ J. Kehoe.
i . .1 « '■ ' ■ , O OMBI It rj-rtrny.
l'> \^ U l« Jamas .-« l:»4«an
'.4 1' 11. \l_i- c.ren. . •
Controller (Jrnut is to sttanil or f.tii with Mo
Caona Th - aetfli Hurpby all rijrht. as h» h.-.a
Paoad The CootZOOefl a sort, ot white eiephant
ever itac4 ■ lacttai
I .x Floss lliirli McLaughili is bl Florida. It
is no- likely that hi will hel rehabilitated as
■Bade*. Deytt i» rr.or>- to Murphy's liking. H«
is younjj, \-Igorous, a goo<l fighter, nr.4 Is weil
lik>'d anio:.s» th^ ra^.k and Bhb Ha w;is a couri
• ■ilitmr- for four yean whi > \',i:i Wycli 'was
Mayor, ami f? a hustler In his Soutii Brooklyn
•listri.t.
If Hill w'rs at the "showiow:V to-dny Mur
phy «IS k"->p a th;* fight for the -ontroi of t:-^
State orgttnlzatii'P. Tie is oV terrr.ineri. bow thr.;
Hill has shown his hand, that Pst.-Uer shall not
be nomiaated for Pr^sl.lenr.
Mayor McClellan is to k.>»p out of the right
and treat a:! the gladiators with the suar-
My and sntldness for nhich he is becom
ing known. His boom for the President!*!
nomination will be brought out into th*
open as snon as the convention light la out
of the way. T>tttle more talk of Oeil&LOd as
the strongest candid will be heard. Murphy
believes thai i f he can cont"ol the cinveutlou
♦her« will no longer be any ne»<i of i inn aaltllg
the fart that he proposes, if possible, to accom
plish the. norrir.at'or. of McC'.ellan at 3t. Louis.
NEWS EXCITES BROOKLYN.
Mr. Littleton Say* He Will Be 4
/ f > tf There's a Battle.
bartaa F ■ naat
I sjaejcy Fire * '-mmhiloaw
WlBi.t leader of th* D#er
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