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Evening star., 1899-04-11
Army Orders.

Capt. Horace c. Keifer, Sd United States
Volunteer Engineers, has been honorably
discharged the service of the United States,
to take effect April IS.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles s. Ilsley. 9th
Cavalry, has been retired on his own appli-
cation after thirty years service
Capt. John Little, commissary of subsist-
ence, has been relieved from duty at San
Juan, Porto Rico and ordered to this city
to report to the acting commissary general
Col Henry Carroll 7th Cavalry, has been
authorized to proceed to his home to await
retirement
Capt E. L. Swift assistant surgeon. now
at Fort Slocum. N. Y, has been ordered to
Boston for duty in connection with the
muster out of the Sth Massachusetts VoIun-
teer Infantry.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
MORPHY LIKELY TO GO FREE.
The Extradition Treaty With Mexico
Not Yet Operative.

The State Department finds itself unable
to issue warrant for the surrender to the
Mexican authorities of Santiago Morphy
the embezZling employe of the Mexican Ma
tional Bank. now held under arrest in Kan
sas> City. Although the extradition treaty
between the United States and Mexico has
been ratified by our Senate, the Mexican
congress has not yet taken similar action,
so that the treaty is yet held to be inop-
erative. In these conditions, though dis
posed to do everything proper to meet the
desires of the Mexican government and pre-
vent the escape of fugitive from justice.
the State Department finds that 1t has no
authority to act at present, and therefore
II ls improbable that ..aerphy can be longer
held under arrest by the Kansas City au-
thorities.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
MANILA; February %, 1890.

MANILA, tSDfuary 23, 1893.
Sir: 1 have tFhe Honor to acknowledge
the department. S letter Of the 9th ultimo.
''rhe good enteets Politically of taking the
natives into the Service of the government
have never beent9ostf sight of, and from the
first large numbers Of. them have been en-
ployed at the Cavite, naval station as me-
chanies and lssborers, In ccaling and in
manning Tugs a nd launches
Il regret to state that the latter expert
ment has beenopaiy a partial success, as
nearly all of the mechanics and Iaberers
left on tie outbreak Of hostilities be-
tween the United States and the FiIipinos
and are now believed to be in Filipino
ranks. ! am unable to state how much of
this was due to intimidation and forcible
impressment into the army by the so-caned
Filipino republic, but from dhe statement OF
some few who returned, and from the fact
that nearly all of~those who live in the coal
lighters and ttfrrsts; that is, under our i'm
mediate projection. have remained it would
appear tEat intimidation was a large factor
in sthe disappearance of the workmen
.It Is we'll known that the Aguinaldo gov
ernment is severe military despotism
although under the rule of-fha United
States the character of the natives will
certainly improve. Ia sudden change is not
to be expected. "A few of them might b.
employed on transports and vessels of that
kind: indeed the Filipino squarterma sters
who have been serving on the Nanshan and
Zafiro since the purchase of those vessels
have always been satisfactory, but be-
Evening star., 1899-04-11
YELLOW JAClK, AT HAVANA. =
Steamship Captain Dies and One OF
the Crew Sick.

the Crew Sick.
HAVANA, April 11.-fCapt. Williams of
the British steamer North Anglia, which
arrived here on1Marcar 2S from >Pbiiadei-
phia with a cargo Of coal. has died from
yellow fever. and one of the crew is suffer-
ing from the same ItNsease-. ',E .s..- - -.
When the 'NeFtha kagsia reached this
port she anchored att'Casabianea. on the
other side of the farbor. where, it is
thought, the fever was probably con-
tracted. -'" y I-'h5 81.
An American soldier at Nedado last night
became involved ah a'disyute with police
man who attempted to %confiscate bottle
of liquor in possession Of the soldier, The
latter disarmed the poaic cemah, who whis-
tied for assistance. 1AnothEr polio eirian at
rived on the scene and shot the soldier in
the neck: He was removed to the military
hospital: His wound is not serious. Later
a crowd of American soldiers went to the
police station and the policemen on duty
there claimed they were maltreated and
abused. --a ii..t =
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BOULDER ON THE TRACK.
Attempt to Wreck the Irish Express
From London.

LONDON, April 11.-An attempt has been
made to wreck the Irish express bound
from Paddington railroad station here to
Milford, where the passengers embark on
board the mail boat for Waterford. A
large boulder was placed on the track, but
the engine, luckily, swept the obstruction
away. The passengers were shaken, but
the engine was only slightly damaged
There were a number of Americans on
board the train on their way to catch a
steamer at Queer Stown.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
DATE OF CONVENTION CHANGED.
May 10 is the Time Set for Meeting
MT Richmond.

MT Richmond.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND. Va, April n-Representa-
tive VIM. A. Jones. who is at the head of
the committee of arrangements for the May
convention, today changed the date from
the 11th to the 10th of the month, in order
to secure the Academy of Music for the
ueeting. Mr.. Jones declares the pur-
pose Of those in charge to be to ar
range for the gathering of the rep
resentative democrats and turn the meeting
over to them to take, any action they see
fit under the call. He says there is no in
tention on the part of the signers of the call
to nominate a senator in opposition TO SEN
ator Martin, but that such action may hap
pen, as it cannot be .foretoid when thou
sand men get together in this manner what
they will do. nj g
A bureau of information will be establish
ed at once with. two the signers in
charge, to answer the many inquiries being
received in regard to the purposes OF the
convention.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
Reception of the Raleigh.

Secretary Long this morning received the
request of the New York committee, ap-
pointed to receive the cruiser Raleigh, look
ing to the cooperation of the commandant
of the New York navy yard in the cere-
Monies Secretary Long turned the appli-
cation over to Assistant Secretary Allen,
who has given instructions to the COM
mandant to do everything proper and pos
Sible to aid the committee in carrying out
their plans
Evening star., 1899-04-11
VIII Furnish Fi,apinos aib,e.. s., !,

. NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Rev. Jay e.
Goodrich of Madison, Nj, has been ap-
pointed the first agent of the American
Bible Society for the Philippine Islands he
is graduate of Mount Union College, in
Ohio and has had charges in the east Ohio
conference and in the upper Iowa confer
ence. He will leave in about six months for
Manila.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
THE GARRIsONING OF CUBA.

Return of Volunteers and the De-
parture of Regulars.
The War Department has been informed
of the arrival at Pulaski of the Havana
with part of the 10th Iowa and 9th Mis-
souri,. The 4th Illinois has gone through
the quarantine and is going TO Savannah.
The Loga0 will go to Galveston and take
part of the 10th Cavalry to Cuba. The
Sedgwick. with the I'd Infantry, clears on
Thursday for Cfenfuegos, and will return
with the 9Th Ohio.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
PLEADS GUILTY OF MANsLauGHTER.
Sudden End of the Trial of DIR. Nancy
GuiIfOrd.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn.,, April 11.--Dr.
Nancy A. Guilford, who has been on trial
on charge alleging murder in the second
degree, and whose trial was postponed on
account of the illness of Juror Gregory. to-
day pleaded guilty to mansiaughter
Judge Wheeler declared a recess before
imposing sentence.
Judge Wheeler sentenced Mrs. Guilford
to pay 81 fine and to ten years imprlson-
ment.
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cause of their long association with Ameri-
cans and Englishmen they belong to a
class apart from the great majority.
Il have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
GEORGE DEWEY,
Rear Admiral, Z. s.. Navy, commanding
U. S. naval force. on Asiatic station
Evening star., 1899-04-11
Montana CeaI Combine.

TRENTON, N. J.. April 1.-THE Mon
tana Coal and Coke Company, with a cap
ital stock of s5.000.O00, was Incorporated
here today. The company is formed to buy
out company of the same name in Mon
tana.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
VIII Fight the "Red Book,

Mr.. Watson opposed the admission of the
proposed evidence. 1t was evident from his
argument that the defense will bitterly OPP
pose the consideration of the red book
and other documents found in Cashier Hop
kins desk as evidence against the defend
ant.
These documents, he said, were private
property and not the books of the bank.
He said that while the indictment charged
Mr.. Quay with conspiring to unlawfully
use the states money deposited in the
Peoples Bank, there was absolutely no
means of proving that the money the
property of the state; but that it was the
property of the Peoples Bank, since it had
been legally deposited.
He quoted the charter of the bank, which
gives 1t the power to buy and sell stocks
He quoted as authority distinguished
English jurist, and decisions in this coun-
try were also quoted. He argued that no
grand jury had ever passed upon the all
legged crime for which Mr.. Quay was being
tried, and that the Indictment was fatally
defective
Evening star., 1899-04-11
Movements of the warshipx

The Essex has arrived at Santiago. the
Nashville at Havana and the Marblehead
at Port OF Spain. The collier Nero was
put out OF commission at the Mare Island
navy yard yesterday.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
Govern meat Bonds.

Grain, Provisions and Cotton Markets.
Furnished by W. r. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers. 1Il9 F St. members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs. La
denburg, Thalmann & Co. New York
Evening star., 1899-04-11

ANN ARBOR, Mich. April u.-When
GOV. Roosevelt of New York ahghted from
the Chicago train today he was greeted
: with a rousing u. of NJ. yell. The COVER
nor and Col. Treadwell were met at the sta
ton by Profs. Truebiood and Demmon and
were driven to President Angelps residence.
Evening star., 1899-04-11
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. April I1s-Flour quiet and unchans
ed; receipts, ls.674 barrels: exports, Ss barrels
Evening star., 1899-04-11
DEWEY ON THE FILIPIN0s.

Thinks They Were Forced Into
AgninaIdO's Army.
Secretary Long to-day received the follow
ing interesting Litter from Admiral Dewey
in regard to the situation in the Philip
The citizen., 1899-02-03
EEN GET SHORTER.
1t II Said This Happens when Thex
Climb 20 the Top OF High
fountains.

One Of TIE most remarkable facts
known to all our mountain climbers is
that the height ot a man is diminished
TO an extraoEd mary degree By tie time
he has reached the summit Of a con-
siderable mountain.
So much is this the care that a six
fcot man is actually diminished in
height by full inch by the time he
reaches any Of the best known OF the
great Alpine SUBMITS, though the
usual cimiuutlon, produced in very few
dours' Is ihree-quarters of an inch.
Ihe extent OF this diminishing of
Rei5ht has caused much discussion for
some time, but doctors generally at
tribute it to the peculiar position most.
y maintained in climbing. One note
worthy feature is that the more heavily
laaen the climber may be the greater is
the diminution.
although the height Of all men grows
less to the extent Of three-quarters Of
an inch, the diminution varies greatly
IN individuals Of the same normal
height beyond that extent, and the nor
NAL height is not resumed for some
hours after the climb.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
WALES LOSES A FRIEND.
By the Recent Death of ChrIstopheF
Sykes, Who Was Noted for
His Dinners.

Christopher Sykes. the bosom friend
q tie PRICE Of Wales AID al the royal
family. died the other evening il C1es
ieEfs.d street; Mayfair. says tie Loo-
don Mail.
Last August Nj Sykes had a par
alytic stroke. from which he had reco7.
cred; but the other morning hs was
seized by ft. ard, never recovering
consciousness. passed away peacefully.
christopher" a his friends loved 10
ca! him. was the Younger son Of Sir
Tation Sykes. The tourtl barouet. and a
brother OF Sir IatjoE. whose eccentric
ties and matrimonial troubles a1e vel
known. lie was big. loosely-Ju-t
Kan. typical Yoyas h.reuau il length
q ooue, La!d-headeduess and gr Il FL
nor. lie was formerly couSer,a;-ve
member for The Bucdrose division Of
4orAsaire. ard Tas the owner Of B.az:-
i1slamiao-Pe. IL the same COUNTY
Mr. Sykes was noted bon viyeu. a1d
Is said 20 be the original OF the Mr..
BraEcepeih" Of D.sraeli's novel "LI-
THAR" the grave young man who only
did one thing well. which was the Civ
isg Of dinners.
The prince and princess of Wales
were most fond OF Christopher Sykes,
aid Will feel his death keenly. But he
was well known throughout society,
AID wherever lie went he was exceed
ingly popular. lie was in his sixty
eighth year.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
STARS AND FooTLIGHTs.

Mrs. James Brown Potter has scored
great success in THE Three Musket-
eers' in London.
L. ). Willard has left for the south OF
france for the winter and may 90 as
far as Egypt,
Mrs. John Drew and Mrs. Henry Nil.
Ter viii spend the winter in Dresden
where their childrea are at school
J. NJ. Barrie's new play, Two Kinds
OF Women" may be seen in New York
al special matinees to be given after the
holidays.
Olga Nethersole will produce a new
play by Max o'Rell during her tour In
this country. =
Wilton Laclaye will star again this
season IN Charles O'Malley," in which
ne won exceptional praise when he pro.
ouced it late last season.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
TIE TRAESANDISE RAILROAD
1t Is Not Yet Completed. Though
shown Without 4 Break on
Some German Maps

some rece-; works cf reference s-=,k
oi the tra1s-Sou.h Auer;car -3s3
from Bueuoz Aysez 70 Valparaiso :,
though i; were Iow il full o1e-s..o5.
ard OF :; least three German -.-s O,
lS5s. supposed 10 Be authoritative. :.
Rad IS shown without Z break saw,
tie New York SUI.
The fact iz. hcweyer. TIA, tbs n.
lor;a1t addition 10 the rai,-o-6 t.ca;.
ties Of South America Is 10. vg, c5-.
P-e'ed and is 10; likely 70 be t3- son.
years 70 CONE. According 70 NJ 4.
F.tz Gerald. the explorer Q: Nom.
Aco-caEua. the road has been a5g--es3
c1 tie Gillian side Of the Andes ID %
the mountains and some way into ten
CT Tie Argentine side. butir Ma-cL :.
there were still - miles of The r3s,
c.Acu.; part CT the road to build sud
furtle! progress viii recessari.7 be
very slow.
=, that tine TIE read had been CON.
P.eted up 10 Puata de las Vacas. il tie
mountains on the Argentine side. and
70 Salto del SoldaGo OF tie Chiaa7 side.
I lie part Yet to be built includes q tun-
nsl under the Cumbre pass. t1= srmmit
Of which is 1895 feet above tie sea.
! ae road through the noun;l.-s 1913
loot gauge. with rack aEd Pi1.ol for
the sleeper grades. Even greater difi-
cu.-ies are involved than had to be over
come il building the lines into the
Peruvian mountains
The citizen., 1899-02-03
CONCERNING ASBESTOS.

Mountain paper is blue asbestos.
Mountain wood is asbestos which ex.
treneiy resembles wood.
Mountain iehrher IS a very light, thin
ard flexible asbestos.
Mountain cork is an asbestos light
enough to feat OF water.
Amanthus is Kind of asbestos in
which the fbers are so exceedingly
,ohg' flexible and elastic that they NAV
nave been woven into cloth.
Common asbestos has fbers much
less flexible than amanthus, ii is heay-
ler' dull green in color, sometimes
Pearly in !uster and oily to the touch.
Asbestos is found in nearly all parts
OF the globe, but there is probably no
product Of inorganic nature about
winch there is 50 much popular mys-
tery. The principal claim for this re-
markable product is that it cannot be
consumed by fire.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
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The citizen., 1899-02-03
TIE INDUSTRIAL WORLD.

AsNco confines 70 furnish over haIt
:: ,-e Cri,ed States supply Q: Eaaog-
any. !; furnished $500 worth of The
;o,z. o S.72.e-I purchased from south
sT1 countries il September.
Although he safe ot Washington las
exceptions Csiryiug facilities. half Of
tLs Cheese consumed il the ci:i=z ct,he
sta,e and reary half of tie butter
comes from withou. the state.
Tie P-o5t from q single whale that
: eaP.r-e6 s very large. O1e abou,
= fee org weighs 10000 pounds and
W.. give G. 20 pounds OF b.u5oer. from
w1."l $3.50 pounds q train o. can Be
made. AID 3.g-J pou,is cf whalebcre.
L * curious 10 T.o;e that wooj Il. is
prepared Just as J. was il the fourth
century 2. c. 4 hank Is chosen ana 2
zoe G-g mo whtcl the wood IS placed,
covered w.-a 'urt. \ fire is lighted u
1s-Iea-5. aI5 the tar slowly Gr.ps into
re barrels placed 70 receive il.
TIE .a,es; il tbz building l!ne is the
a,umi1.un ku, Tor K.oudike Miners.
Win packed for carriage it weighs 10
pounds. L is composed OF four sides
a;1 roof q ;biL sheets Of aluminium,
and when put W Il contains 100 cubic
fee,.
During the season Of e4I days in 1898
tie SaE.t Sc. Marie cana. cid Z bust
less q 2l.25s.C6+ tons. TIE Suez does
1ooH' 9.11r..g0 il TIE whole year. TIE
tonnage ti1s Ssllt cot about S46.lo0.-
90 aud lie .reig-t bill: u the ships that
PISS j; IS abou, $-5.00o.005 yearly; IT,
lti vessels. 2l.233.5G4 tors OF freight
ard 1890 pss5-r gers was The MEASURE
Q: it's business.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
stock, ou the Boom

IAe #iif r.-HloF speculative -eclr.
tie e.m- ta ae a- gres u-da. with
high valuations All. vas -i1 months.
az Ihe 90 -era'ise citizen. who
was "a i-Gcd s.ith h.. four per cent ID
ve-tme uoR wells be eIp~d at ta-
brokers' Office gis & order. b. buy
speculative iock Which jump 4p aud
down llne, four and Gve poMt per
day. Railroad. are booming their
stocks Allindustral stocks have gone
On a big jump, everything listed On
the stock market finds ready Bur-
chaser and throughout the year just
clozed millions have been % AIDE in the
stock gambling busirc-s. OF course
this must b. attended with great dan
ger The man who has heretofore kept
away from the ticker and the broker
will find it hard to content himself
with a modest return from his invest
ment-; be has realized what great
profits mean, he has added thousands
to MS bank account and loOses sight Of
the fact that there may be other black
Fridays, other panics which generally
come like cap Of thunder from a
cloudless sky. The reaction must
come; these stocks may BE- like the sky
rockets and can 20 very high, but they
must come down-when, Oh! that Is
the question.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
S0CL1L C-ES02.
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eniation sf court Closely
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produced for hin he scquz;o,s-.. {,
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The citizen., 1899-02-03
Journalists Club


BALTIMORE, Jan. Both, 1899.
The annual meeting and election of
officers Of the Journali,,s' Club viii he
held al the club house on saturday
February ith, 1899. Meeting at I
o,c.ock. Election from 4 until :
o'clock. While only active members
can participate in the election. it il
hoped that the associate members will
attend the meeting and hear the re-
ports OF the president, the treasurer
and the chairman of the House Com
mittee on this, the clubs most pros.
porous year.
A lunch, with liquid concomtants.
will be served to the members from, i
TO o'clock
ALBERT II. BUCK,
Secretary.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
FLORIDA
Personaliy-Conducted Tour via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

TIE next Pennsylvania Railroad
tour % jacksonville, allowing two
weeks in Florida, viii leave New
York and Philadelphia by special Pull.
tnau Palace Cars, Tuesday, February
T. Excursion tickets, including rail-.
way transportatioa, Pullman accom-
modaiions tone berih), and meals IN
route iu both directions while travel.
ing on the sgccial train, will be sold at
the following rates: New York. 5000.
Philadelphia, Sis %; Canaudaigua.
sos: Erie, SjO.S5: Wilkesbarre
s50.s5; Plusburg, $500 aud at pro.
portionate rates fr m other points
For tickets, itineraries, aud full in
10 formation, apply to ticket agents;
York; 7S9 Broad Street, Newark n. j.
or address George w Boyd, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
Statue. to oneen vintnr,..

One of the statues of Queen Victoria
was executed by Edgar Boehm, sculp-
tor OF Hungarian origin. The monu-
ment stands at Windsor. There are
also monuments Of the queen at Liver
pool, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Edin-
burg, and at Bombay and some of the
Australian towns.
The citizen., 1899-02-03
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