THE WASHINGTON TOTES FRIDAY JULY 17 1902 1

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NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD TOLD BRIEFLY FOR BUSY READERSI IIi

Col Morris B Beknap Nominatedfor Governor

LOUISVILLE Ky July 17 Col Mor-ris B Bolknap of Louisville a wholeBale merchant vrldoly known throughoutthe country received the nomination forgovernor on the first ballot at the sec-ond days session of the Republican Stateconvention yesterday His delegates contrary to predictions stuck to himthough how much of their tenacity canbe charged to tho announcement byformer Gov William 0 Bradley that howas not a candidate can only be con-

jecturedResolutions adopted wore in part as

follovsWo declare the highest appreciation

of he record that President Roospvelthas made In continuing the groat workbegun by William McKinley and by himself in dealing with the now problemsthat he has had to solve He has shownhimself a strong executive as he Is anIdeal citizen and we heartily and en-

thusiastically are for his nomination forthe Presidency n 1904

We denounce assassination and lawlessness whether in Servia or Kentuckyas destructive of civilization and callupon the enlightened intelligence of theState through Its legislative executiveand Judicial agencies to employ reme-dies to reestablish order and punishcrime within our bordors We especiallyarraign the present chief exocullve forso exercising the pardoning power as tosubserve political and partisan purposeswith tho certain effect of encouragingcrime by virtually rendering criminals-of Democratic political faith immunefrom punishment

MINERS WIN IN FIRSTFINDING OFTHE BOARD

WILKESBARRE July 17 SecretaryNichols has mado public the first i

of the conciliation board Thebreaker boys are to be paid for extratime worked and the men have theprivilege of employing their own checktrclghmen The miners are Jubilant overthe success of these the first grievancesto be Adjusted

ADMIRAL BESNARDDIES IN FRANCE

PARIS July 17 Vice Admiral Beenard former minister of the navy Isdead at the ae of seventy Ho wasborn in 1S33 and served In the Crimeanunit FrancoPrussian vyars

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STUDENTS OUTDONEBY KANSAS GIRLS

TOPKKA Kan July 17 According toa report which has reached Mr Gerowfree employment agent the Eastern col-

lege students who came to Kansas towork In the harvest fields aro not doingae much work as the farmers daughters

The girls of Pawnee county said A

G Miner of that county today areputting the trained athletes fromPrinceton Yale Harvard and other colleges out of business when it comes toshocking wheat beside a selfbinder

SOUTHERN NEGRO CUTS

POLICEMANS THROAT

MEDIA Pa July 17 Because Policeman Andrew Trout of Llanerch repri-

manded Major Alice a Virginia negrofor insulting a man and woman In thetrolley waiting room at Llanerch thenogro slashod the throat of the officerwith a sharp knife nearly severing thewindpipe The cut is several incheslong

STUFFED BODY LEADS

TO AN INVESTIGATION

SCHSXECTADY July 17 The body ofCharles Stark who died In the City Hospital was disinterred yesterday and itwas discovered that the trunk had beenstuffed with straw A dissecting knifewith blood stains upon it was found inthe The brother of the dead manhad previously had the case investigatoubut the authorities gave no informationTho case will be reopened legally to ascertain the cause of Starks death

TYPHOID FEVER AGAIN

THREATENS ITHACANS

v ALBANY N Y July 17 Dr DanielLewis State commissioner of healthsaid yesterday that with the presentwator supply Ithaca Is likely to have arepetition of the typhoid epidemic whichrecently caused so many deaths thereDr Lowis said he had not received theofficial report of Dr George A Soporwhich was made public at Ithaca yes-

terday Dr Souer is the States typhoidexpert and was sent there in March toInvestigate conditions

UNCLE SAM GETS COALING

STATIONS FROM CUBA

HAVANA July 17 The senate yes-

terday ratified the treaty signed Febru-ary 16 granting the United States sitesat Guantanamo and Babia Honda fdrnaval and coaling stations tho agreement leasing the areas of the same sta-tions which was signed July 2 and alsothe treaty conceding to Cuba sovereigntyover tho Isle of Pines The only treatyremaining unratified is the socalledpermanent treaty covering all the pro-visions of the Platt amendment

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ITEMS OF INTEREST

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The committee on nominations ofMaryland Pharmacy Association COH

tlstlng of John F Hancock H P Hynson A K L Dehme Louis Schulze andW C Powell all expresidents madeIts report at Ocean City yesterday Thereport was adopted and tho followingofficers wore elected for the ensuingyear President W Z Brown of BaJUmore vicepresidents Owen C Smithof Baltimore Albert Lcpourville ofBaltimore H Howard of Brook villesecretary Louts SchulM of Baltimoretreasurer H R Rudy of Hagerstown

The cornerstone of the MasonicTemple at Mount Airy to be erectedby Prudence Ledge was laid Wednesdayafternoon The Mr Pate of Balti-more acted ai deputy mastor tho RovDr Henry Branch grand chaplain ofElllcott City worshipful master Adolpus Fearhake of Frederick seniorwarden Harry Gorsuch of WestminsterJtrior warden C S Howard seuloV

caron anti Jacob Rohrbaek Juniordeacon George D Norris of hearrnionville marshal

John A Shipley of Paiapsco was ar-

rested by Sheriff F A Crawford oncharge of attemptleg to rob and as-

saulting with attempt to kill Andrew-J Muicntaugh on the night of JulyThe warrant was sworn out by a Balti-more detective who worked UB the case

Within a fortnight an army ofwill begin to run a great furrow

for a waterpipe line from this uppersection of Cecil county near Conowingointo Lancaster county PennsylvaniaThis will be the second extensive

i h Pennsylvania Railroad thisyear The water will be stored on-

Ma Hill and tapped on to variouspoints

Jacobson Hall night policeman whoone night last month shot and fatallywounded Labon Ashmoad was givenanother hearing at CrisfleW yesterdaybefore Justice IVheallon and committedto Jail at Princess Anne to wait theaction of the court in October Kobail would be accepted from Hall

The stockholders of Mountain LakePark Association have elected five di-

rectors to manage tho affairs of theassociation for one year as followsThe Rev Dr Charles W Baldwin ofBaltimore the Rev Jobn M Davis ofOakland the Hon George C Sturgiss cfMorgantown W Va Charles W Con-ner of Wheeling W Vu and DanielB Offutt of Oakland

Jacob Roessnor Republican wasnominated by Mayor Holznpfol atHagerstown night for street com-

missioner to take the place of Dr EA Warebnm Democrat president of theboard whose term had expired but washolding over The olty council unani-mously confirmed Uui aiuolntmeat

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VIRGINIA

RICHMONDSurrounded by soldiers penned up In

a blind alley wen men who were arrested Wednesday night for rocking andshooting at a street car were caught redhanded the officers say Three of themen accused are strikers themselvesand one of them i a member of thestreet car mens union executive boardThe union leaders have all along main-tained that the strikers were taking nopart in the disorders and were not re-sponsible for the riot or attacks

Private Oanie Laughon of Company BLnehbttrg was seriously injured by astreet car near Twentyninth and QStreets shortly after S oclock yesterdaymorning He jumped on a car to speakto a woman and while standing on thefcot board was struck by a passing LaurelStreet car and dragged about fifty yards

The Rev Dr C P Williamson one ofthe bestknown Christian ministers of-

the Fouth a prominent educator for thelast two years principal of the RichmondTemale Seminar and for ten years priorto that time pastor of the largest churchof his denomination In Atlanta died yesterdey in Brooklyn where he went amonth for medical treatment

THROUGHOUT THE STATEFusion Democrats of Norfolk county

met yesterday and Axed August G as thetlnw for their primary election Al-

tnough excluded from the party organi-zation by tho action of the State commit

they will hold the primary underDemocratic rules and contest for partyrecognition for delegates to the GeneralAssembly anti all other rights

Clayton Peterson a negro was struckon the head with a brick In a fight inWinchester and is at the Memorial Hos-

pital with his skull crushed ills allegedassailant Leo R Boxwell a welltodoman Is in jail charged with murderous-ly assaulting the negro

Yesterday tho Virginia PharmaceuticalAssociation which is mooting1 at Buckroe Beach Newport News eloctodthe following officers for the

year President G P Mankins Falls Church first vice presi-dent P Ashby Miller Richmond secondvice president George Farrar CliftonForge secretary C B Fleet Lynchburg treasurer Dr A W Eley Suffolkexecutive committee R Nowport News C L Wright Petersburgand Richard Gwathiiey Richmond-

J Chapman of Kerrs Crock andBirdie McManaraa of Walkers Croakdaughter of John McManama wore

Wednesday by the Rov Dr DavidA Penick at his homo In Lexington

The Union State steamer Buffalo ar-rived at Old Point Comfort yesterdayand fiolutad Rear Admiral Wines Slag

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Place the Responsibility on Colombian Congress

COLON Colombia July 17 Tho textof President Marroquins message sub-

mitted to the Colombian congress hasreached here The part referring to thePanama Canal treaty says

There are two alternatives beforethe governmont First tho curtail-ment of Colombian sovereignty In con-

sideration of certain pecuniary advan-tages and second to maintain sover-eignty rigorously and demand peremp-torily the money indemnity to which weconsider ourselves entitled

In the first case the wishes of theInhabitants of tho Department of Panama will be satisfied but the government

afterward accused of failing todefend the soverolgnty of the countryand of sacrificing the Interests of thonation

In the second case if the canal isnot built via the Panama route the gov-

ernment will be accused of failing toobtain the wealth of which tho canalmay be regarded as the beginning andwhich may be the sole condition of ourfuture aggrandizement I have alreadymade known my wish that an Interoceanic canal should be opened throughour territory

Happily for me the immense responsibility of deciding the question restsupon Congress which must definitelyapprove or disapprove the treaty proposed by the United States Govern-ment

GOLD AND DIAMOND-

IN THIS DOGS TEETH

ASBURY PARK July dog withgjld teeth and the middle one in hismouth set with a diamond Is the cu-

riosity that Is now attracting attentionhere The canine belongs to Dr VanNostrand a New York dentist who ishere attending the State DentalSocietys convention

MR SCHWAB IS ILLAND IN SECLUSION

PITTSBURG July an effort toascertain the whereabouts of Charles M

Schwab president of the United StatesSteel Corporation a call was made atthe home of Dr M R Ward hisbrotherinlaw last night It was learned there that Mr Schwab Is in seclusionin Philadelphia to escape business careowing to illness that his health is asgood as It has been of late and that hehopes by complete rest to regain hishealth

TO CHECK IMPORTATION

OF CATTLE DISEASE

Secretary Wilson Casting About forSome Effective Means

The Department of Agriculture hasnot found tho plan of having consulsdisinfect wool and hides shipped to thiscountry a success An effort has beenmade to have consuls attend to the disinfection of all such products fromcountries where the foot and mouth dieease exists especially from Argentina

The recent outbreak of the toot andmouth disease In New England cost theGovernment 260000 The disease existsIn parts of South America and Europefromiwhich wool and other products arereceived and Secretary Wilson is try-ing to devise some means of preventingthe Importation of the disease fromcountries where the governments havefailed to Btamo it out

PHILIPPINE COMMISSIONDEFERS ACTION ON BILL

The War Department has been advisedthat the Philippine Commission has in-

definitely deferred action upon theopium bill by placing it upon the tableThere has been much protest againstthe proposition embodied in the originalopium bill which contemplated estab-lishing a government monopoly in thetrade and using the revenue thus de-rived for educational purposes

The opponents of the bill have advo-cated the inauguration of the Japanesesystem of handling the drug which per-mits its sale only upon a physiciansrecommendation

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JACK SHIELDS SHOOTSHIS WIFES ASSAILANT

DENVER Col July 17 JackShields of Brooklyn N Ywho achievednotoriety by a runaway marriage againcame to notice Wednesday night whenhe and his wife had a quarrel while ona slumming tour Leaving a leadingestablishment Mrs Shields told herhusband she would have nothing moreto do with him and started down thestreet alone She was handsomelydressed with a lavish display of diamonds that was sure to attract atten-tion At Twentieth and Market Streetsa hobo sprang at the woman and seizedher diamond necklace valued at 3000 j

Mrs Shields screamed and her husbandran up with a revolvor shooting as heran The hobo fell at the first shot

CASTRO REFUSES I

MERCY TO FERRARA

SOLEDAD Venezuela July 17 Theattack on Cludad Bolivar by the Vene-zuelan government troops was deferredat the request of United States ConsulHenderson the German consul and thebishop who telegraphed President Castro an appeal to show mercy to all ifthe revolutionists surrender It Is knownthat the President answered

Yes for everyone except the traitorFerrara the author of so many tearsand the cause of making so many or-phans

President Castro ordered General Gomez not to open fire It he Is not at-tacked but to simply besiege the cityThe revolutionists having no provisions cannot resist more than ten days

INSURANCE MAN PUTIN A URUGUAY JAIL

MONTEVIDEO Uruguay via Galveston Texas July the affairsto be discussed in the next special ses-

sion of Congress is the award of 1250000 damages which Casimiro Castro ob-

tained here against a New York life Insurance company Mr Marshall the

for the New York companyand all of his witnesses were imprison-ed They were accused of perjuryThoy are here out of prison on ball

THREE BOYS BLINDED BY

EXPLOSION OF POWDER

GRAND FORKS N D July 17Floyd GIlc Floyd Luros and Ray Sobyaged about ten years each were frightfully injured by an explosion of powderand it is feared that each of them willlose his eyesight The little folks insome way got hold of some shells fromwhich the shot had been extracted andopening thorn up poured the powder intoan old can While each of them hov-

ered ovor the top of the can the powdorwas touched off

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Does Not Share Husbands Idea of theRaces Inferiority

PROVIDENCE R I July 17 MrsBooker T Washington made it plain inan address beforo the Coventry R IWomens Club yesterday that she Is firfrom accepting her husbands views onthe negros Inferiority Mrs Washington said

There is still much foundation worlfor us but some time somewherewe shall stand equal to any body ol wo-

men for we accept only the theory thatwo are inferior In opportunity andchance and not in capacity and ability

CHILD WHIRLED AWAY

IN MISSISSIPPI CURRENT

MINNEAPOLIS Minn July 17 TheMississippi River claimed a child vic-

tim when Bonny OBrien of 262S Thirtyeighth Avenue South aged eleven yearswas drowned

Young OBrien had been picking ber-ries in the afternoon and about 5

oclock wont to the river hank at Twentyfifth Avenue south where a largonumber of logs are chained He playeifor a short time on the shore and finallyventured on the logs One slipped andthe current caught him whirling himaway before aid could be summoned

LOGAN SAILS FOR HOMEThe War Department is advised that

the transport Logan sailed from Manilaon July 14 with the Twentysixth Infantry the Thir Squadron of Sixth Cav-alry 103 sick 3 insane 159 casuals and

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ture of Chas H Fletcher and has been made under hispersonal supervision for over 30 years Allow no onoto deceive you in this Counterfeits Imitations anti

Justasjrood arc but Experiments and endanger thohealth of ClUldrcii Experience against Experiment

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QUEEN HORT IN LEAP

Victor Emmanuel and His ConsortSprang From Runaway

ROME July automobile acci-dent In which the King and Queen ofItaly figured rather seriously was madeknown yesterday-

In the grounds of the royal villa ofRacconigi the King was trying a nowelectric automobile and the Queen wasriding with him

Suddenly the automobile started for-ward at a hjgh speed and the brakescould not be made to work

The machine ran against a treeglanced off antI continued on its wildcareer

The King Jumped to theout any mishap but the Queen in at-tempting o do the same was hinderedby her skirts and in falling Injured herfootThe physicians reported that the InJury was without gravity but that Itshould bo carefully looked after for atleast a month

The King continues to be an enthus-iastic chauffeur and yesterday morningho started for Como in an automobile

ELOPES THRICE IN EIGHTDAYS TO WIN A BET

CITY OF MEXICO Mexico via Galves-ton Texas July modern Don JuanTenorlo has been placed In prison atChihuahua where he will have time toponder over the peril of a hastily madewagor The young man made a bet thathi the month of July he would elopewith two girls On July 2 he enticed thefirst victim from her home on July 7he obtained the second und on July 10still another Tho wager was paid with-a bonus of 500 as a reward for thethird victim Tho police then stepped inand Incarcerated all persons concerned

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SOMERSET Pa July McKinley brother of the late PresidentMcKinley is dangerously HI here at hissummer home It Is reported that he isnot far from deaths door Mr McKinIcys lllnes did not assume a seriousform until Wednesday Yesterday adangerous symptom developed when apain struck Mr McKinley In the back ofthe head making him helpless It Is

to be a paralytic stroke

CHICAGO POLICEMENCLUB RIOTOUS CROWD

CHICAGO III July 17 Rioting tookplace yesterday at the Kellogg switchboard plant during an attempt of thestrikers and their sympathizers to pre-vent tho moving of freight from thefactory to a railroad station Fifty po-licemen charged Into a crowd of threethousand persons One policeman wasstruck on the head by a brick and seri-ously injured and several more werehurt The crowd was routed by liberalclubbing

WOMAN WALKS INTO

RIVER TO END LIFE

ST LOUIS July 17 Annie Maherthirty years old attempted to commitsuicide by walking Into the river at thefoot of Florida Street The woman livesat 1207 North Tenth Street and became despondent because of trouble withher husband

TAKES HIS OWN LIFEIN CROWDED STREET

KANSAS CITY July 17 John HDenny aged twenty years and a resi-dent of Tuxedo St Louis county Mocommitted suicide by shooting himselfthrough the heart in front of 722 MainStreet The man fell unconscious to thesidewalk and died as he was beingtaken from the ambulance

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He finds it elsewhere someMil times he finds it herejn ALWAYS Theres one

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Two piece Suits 10 to 25Looks like there was going to be a bigger demand than

ever for flannel trousers Selling Ipfi of them They with aserge coat make the ideal vacation costume These trousersof ours are cut over the at the waistsand shapely Very reasonable at 4 5 and 6 The separate serge coats 1 to 8

Very Little to Pay for Boys WearTho campaign of clearance weve inaugurated in this de-

partment deals often in and those parents whohave the proper instincts of economy are buying not only forpresent needs but for fall needs as well

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LOCAL MENTION

Fever and Pure WineNothing better than Speers Grape

from ever AskPort Wine as the ken a natural element the la one of the surest andmost Invigorating tonic to the weak and tiredsystem especially for weak lungs Get Speer

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A Complete Stock of Lamps and Lanterns616 12th a A Muddlman it Co 1204 Q

Maltese kittens Schmid 712 lth st

Darbys Ice Cream PleasesEverybody V20 13th st Phone M 572

Shaffers Flowers Attract Attentiomtwo stores 14th and 1 1711 Pa are

The Leader of Dark BeersCap Brewing Ooa ItHeiwlwner

Phone 222 for ease Two dozen 123 delirered

Genuine 5 6 and 5j Sample ShoeThree hundred styles at iSi Keenes

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lOco Saturday July 18 iocThe noise they make is welcome

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CHESAPEAKE BEACHOnly saltwater resort near Washington Mam-

moth Boardwalk finest saltwater bathing fish-Ing selling crabbing dancing

HALEYS BAND

Special train to leave District Line Station at4 pm and return at 8 pm in addition toreg ham aeheduJe to be found under R RTa of this paper

CtTLJrens Day rate of 25c round trip for oldand roune good on all trains It

BEACHWASHINGTONS ATLANTIC CITY

STEAMER T V ARROVSMITHFrom River View Wharf foot th at emeryTuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday andSunday at 845 am about 11 pmTICKETS GOOD DAY OF ISSUE

Adults 50 CentsChildren 25 Cents

SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENINGSTEAMER HARRY RANDALL

For COLONIAL BEACH and COTTONS WHVRPfrom River View Wharf foot 7th st at 545

borne again 11 pm Sunday Tickets good30 days Colonial Beach 1 Colton 150

Marshall HallStr Charles Macalcster leaves at 10 sin

230 and 630 pm Indian Head trips everyThursday Friday and Saturday at 633 pmSundays 11 suni 230 and 639 pm

FARE ROUND TRIP 25 Cents

AMUSEMEIITS

GSM BIGY6LE BEETSATURDAY NIGHT

FOURTEEN EVENTS SCHEDULEDMotorPaced Motor and Cycle Races

Cash prizes and geld medals given at concluden of each vnt open District Champic iship and Police Pursuit races among thefeatures

Tickets on sale at all Bicycle Stores jj72tA-

idEFiiGAFJ LEAGUE PARK13th Street and FIciida Avenue X E

Washington vs ChicagoGame Called 430 P M

Tiis Grand German Volks Fest and

BarbecueWill be continued at LOEFFLERS LAWSBriRhtwood ave TONIGHT Outstanding ticketswill be honored The Bullock for tonight willbe specially prepared and will be a rare treat

ItLAWN PARTY

For Benefit of St Anns ChurchDumblane Grounds Tealeytown D C FRI-DAY LAST NIGHT J o admission charges It

CABIN JOHN BRIDGEHALEYS BAND in selections from the popular

light and grand operasNew Features Fireworks Illuminations

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Blackberry Wine 5Cc QuartBlackberry Cordials 60o and Quart

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