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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

Albany, May ls-No settlement hal
been reached late last night in the street
railway strike. After hours of confer.
enco the officials Of the United Traction
company and the committee from the
strikers adjourned without changing
the situation. Tho company ly. twill
run its cars today on every line within
the city limit, with the aid OF military
force that now number 5000 men.
The only step toward settlement D.
the appointment Of committee II ar.
bltntion from the city council and the
adoption Of resolution declaring that
II settlement Is not effected by Mon.
day the council will revoke the fran.
chise Of the company.
The company declares that such az.
tion viii be- Of mo- effect as the road
now has a vested right shat cannot be-
taken from IT,
No settlement has been made M far
because the company refuse todlscharge
the men brought fIom other points 90
take TIE strikers places. This is a new
phase Of the difficulty, md promises 90
develop far more serious complications
IL Is matter which had not been con.
sidered by the strikers or the public aud
puts AN entirely new aspect on the stu.
alton.
The company, it is said, Is willing to
Increase the wages ~ the extra men aud
night trippers 90 1874 cents per hour.
but refused Co establish a uniform rate
Of - cents an hour for all employees A.
requested by the strikers.
There was no repetition OF former
scenes of disorder and turbulence ycster.
day that have marked other days NJ the
strike. There was the same strong
show Of military strength
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

No Further cisw 10 the Death Of Father
Phillip Has BssB Foaaa.

New York. May is.-Thel mystery
surrounding the death Of Father Phil.
mp Is still unsolved. Coroner Bausoh
has committed Kirk Stanley 70 the
Iombs in default Of $4,000 to await
the result Of the autopsy. In talk
with Coroner Bausch, Stanley said he
met Father Phillips while talking to
two girls; he joined the party and in.
vited them 10 his rooms. that while
they drank until the girls left and that
afterwards he and Phillips were SICK.
but recovered after taking some medi.
zinc that Phillips had with him.
Stanley denied that he knew the girls
and when asked II one Of them was not
his wife. said: That's a lie. She WAS
not there at all. A"
AT tho conclusion Of the autopsy
Coroner Bausch said
IA complete autopsy was made by
DR. O'Hanlon and IL shows no marks Of
violence, no fracture Of any kind and
no hemorrhage Of the brain. The con.
ditions Of the organs Of the body would
indicate that death was due 10 chronic
nephrius and fatty liver. About a
drachm Of dark fluid was found in tho
stomach. the character Of which cannot
be determined except by chemical anal.
ysis. Owing 10 the suspicious circum.
stances attached 10 the case It was de.
cided a chemical analysis should DO
made Of the organs which will be sent
10 Prof Witthaus. The matter now
rests with the district attorney and tho
supreme court. Without their sanction
II cannot be- made
Assistant District Attorney Carvin
said that he agreed with the coroner
that an ANALYSIS OF the organs would be
made ard ,aid the district attorneys
Office would use the ANALYSIS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

Washington, May lS.-Assistant Sur.
geon Moore Of the marine hospital ser.
vice has been ordered 10 Caps Nome
with liberal supply Of vaccine virus,
on account Of the reports Of smallpox
from Alaska. and Assistant Surgeon
Fox has been directed 10 go % Sitln for
the purpose Of general consultation
upon the subject with the governor Of
the territory. Adyices received here
are 10 the effect that the epidemic IL
confined largely 10 the natives.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

The Eagle has receiyed copy
Of the "U. c. V. March" It was
composed by Theo. II. Northrup
and is published by o. X. Houck
q Co., OF $50 Main St., Memphis.
Tenn, and 800 Main ST., Little
Rock, ARK. II is unquestionably a
composition Of the highest order
and one Of the most stirring mill.
tary marches Of the decade. The
opening theme is well conceived
and leads into a trio that il ex.
ceptionally brilliant and original
The final is a magnificent move.
ment written in the true march
style.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19
Notice

thereby give notice 10 the public,
That the commissioners court of Buz-
os county, Texas, will convene and
sit az board Of cqual.sa ion ON the
second Monday In June, 1901, same
being the 10th day Of said month, for
the purpose Of equalizing the taxes Of
said county. by order Of the COM
missiouers court of Brazos county.
Geo. W McMichael,
iil 83 Co. Clerk b. &.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

DR.. II l.. Fountain gave an N-uy
party at bis home ono evening the
past week and tho writer was ono NJ
q number present. The Doctor t. an
expert boz manipulating the wonder
ful machine and he has % very fine
One. All sorts of tests were made
looking through the arms. hands.
feet and head, the bones, heart and
brain being disccuible. A bunch of
Keys were plainly seen in thick
book and q dollar behind @ heavy
board. I'm fuct there seems uo limit
to the power 90 the Rooutgon rays.
These tosts over, % great deal nf un
was afforded by different person.
sitting BOO "a chair and having their
h"dio charged with electricity until
every hair stood on end aud cleaned
with uuearhly light intho darkness.
The same light rl1wod upon tho
COLLAR and sleeve uilles of the ladies
and upon tlo tips of their fans and
the bottom uftheir skirts. Contact
direct or otherwise. with the person
-o charged, produced % distinct shock
aud popping flashes ~ electricity.
Those present were greatly indebted
foo br. Fountain for the novel pleas.
uros afforded.
Madison county visitors the past
few days: 7 G. Griffin. BRYANT
KINNEY and wife, g. W KINNEY.
Z W CruIchheId, Seymour and II
Barrett, j " aud & NJ Smith. ]
Bird, G. + Cheshire, WBand I'D
Williams, Dallas Andrews and
wife, + p and W b Moseley. il
Andrews, viii Dowell. John
Burts, J = Gardner, Virgo Chan.
man, e W Baison, J T Rasco. sam
Rasco, Fred Mathis. Bill Duncan.
W } Lang j W Brown. Morgan
FannIn. W NJ Leonard, J A Wolf
and wife John Thompson. r II
ana } I Payne. A VI Hill. J
Whitley, G W Stephens.
The Central Texas colored summers
normal will he held IN Bryan June 4
u' June -. T.. Landry, conductor.
=. H. Mcmillan, j r. Knox, and
Alex White, instructors. The ex-
ecutivc committee is composed Of
T.. W. Knox, Chairman; $. L.
AIborson, secretary; NJ. V. Burgess,
troaurcr; - j Calhoun. assistant
secretary; la Nash, II. II. HaI,A
a Scott. l.. V. Albcrson, -. r.. r.
Norson.
Ting Silver Valley colored school
in Burlessou county, l.. A. Nash,
principal, will have closing exercises
June 7.
Miss Hattie Webb ana Miss
Mabel Zimmerman, returned To
school at sherman yesterday.
Just received fresh shipment Huy-
irrs Tine candies 40 Mcnougald's
Drug Store. Sltf
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Adams Of
Taylor are visiting Capt, and Mrs. j.
j. Adams
'oulter.s new line Of SUIT aud pants
goods embrace, some handsome pat
terms. 10
j. X. Bnrnott's Famous laundry Is
now ready Tor business. Phone 80
Mrs. j. g. billiard Of Of Greenyille
~ here visiting relatives.
h. $. Williams returned from En-.
MIS- yesterday.
w. h. Cavitt went to Houston yes
terday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

All railroads will give for Farm.
ers Congress the following rates:
From points within 100 miles, one
and one.third fares for round trip.
not to exceed So 30. From points
over 100 miles, one fare plus 10
per cent. Tickets for sale July 22d,
23d and oath, limited to leave Col
lege not later than July 9th.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

DR.. Forward, President Of the
Forward Reduction Company,with
his attorney from New York, have
been at Austin investigating the
Texas laws affecting corporations,
and says they are well pleased
with them; that they are just to the
people and liberal to the corpora.
tions, and the company controlled
by DR.. Forward has already be.
gun the operation Of removing one
Of their largest oil refneries to
Beaumont
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

Copenhagen, May ls-lt is oniciall,
announced that the Danish West ludie,
have not been 5old Negotiations ar
progressing on matters Of detail, but u
n NOT likely that the treaty will De- con
cludcd before the rcich,tug and congress
meet The report out was thai the b..
land. bad b"en -old 90 the United slatci
Tor sipoO.O0O and that tho Danes are O.,
trade under tho same tariff as Ameri
cans.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

Birmingham. Ala. MAY lS. - The
Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad com.
Pny ha. made contract with Oh,
Mexican Central railway 20 supply IL
with 10000 ton. ~ coal. the delivery
o. cover % period ~ several months
The coal will b. taken o. Pensacola D.,
rail and viii go thence 10 Tampico
Mex. by boat The order Is the largest
single export contract ever booked o.
Alabama.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19
Carpet Combine In Formation.

Now York, May i1.-It is stated that
leading manufacturers Of carpets have
been approached with a view 90 form.
ing q consolidation and that n confer.
ence has been called 20 be held in the
early part OF next week II is under.
stood that the +. s. Higgins Carpet
company is actively interested in tho
doal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19
CENTRAL

Joe Rasco, ; l. Rasco. Madison
county samuel Spouse. Banalo.
Tom Smith, 81 Louis. George
Holman, Chicago; Sam Anderson.
,, Paul; II j Putney, Galveston.
W 7 Thompson, Waco; G. w Girls.
void, keith; Bart Hodge. Yale.
sam Jones, Waco; II + Schloss.
ham, Lexington.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

Petersburg, May 49, Ninety Boers,
including Parcndvorstcr and Hcystok,
former lnndrust, and many former ON.
oials. have surrendered The district i,
rapidly settling down TO usual condi.
tons.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19
THE STRIKE SETTLED.
Agreement Reached Between strikss,
and Traction Company.

Albany, May lS-The street railway
employees strike, inauguntod II days
ago on the lines II the United Traction
company in Albany Troy. Cohocs, Rens.
snlaer and Wateryle'. Is at end and
operations on entire system were r..
sumed at noon today. There were
concession, on both side. IN the settle.
ment and an agreement reached no tie
conference az which both corporation
aud operatives We're represented, under
which 10 will De- possible Co avoid strikes
IN the future.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

Vinita, /. r.. May ls.-Jamcs Roger.
entered o. plea of guilty in the United
States court here and was sentenced o.
serve 10 years in the pouiiontinIy ON nc.
count Of stealing three horses and sell.
ing whisky la the territory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

The sum Of 100000, represent.
ing part Of his profits in oil, has
been donated TO the Baylor Uni.
versity at Waco, 70. the erection Of
a science building, by George W.
Carroll of Beaumont.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19
Notice.

me Is 10 ] photo gallery will be-
open Tor work until Saturday night
juno ]. All work will be- finished
ana delivered before | leave. With
thanks for favors from the public.
respectfully, q. A. Markham. l5i
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

Greenyillo, Tex, May lS.--The com.
presses here have gnished pressing all
cotton ON hand. The two compresse,
hero have pressed about 1900 bales
this season.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19
SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1901.

Up % May 1 there had been dug
at Corslcapa 1898 wells-G9j
yielding oil, 22S dry and 2ll
abandoned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19
southern Presbyterian Assembly.

Little Rock, May is.-Tho Southern
Presbyterian assembly today sent
greetings to the general assembly at
PHILADELPHIA and 10 the Cumberland
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCIIANtiE

5 Berdenheim, New Orleans.
jas Tagglrt, Dallas VI r Pauics
Waxahachie, WIN Mead. Waco. r s
Reese, Austin; W II Brown.
Alyurado.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19
Notice.

OTTO Boehme's bakery Will be- clos.
ed all day on SUNDAYS after an nm
rertles wanting anything In my line
VIII please call before ga. m.
- otto Buehme.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

Manila, May l7.-General Masoardc
with 3lS men has surrendered in Zam.
Ablcs province,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19
Devon Bull for Sale.

A solid color grade calf Of fine form.
For sale ut once. Apply to,
wit3l j. II. Cornell.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-19

DIP. Cole and W. d. Yardloy We're
I'm town yesterday,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
LEGATION NOT INFORMED.
Chinese Minister Has No OmciaI
News of Earl LIS Death.

At the Chinese Legation IL was stated
at o'clock this afternoon that Mr.. WI
had not Vet been officially informed Of the
death OF Ii Hung Chang.
The Minister. when Informed of the
away expressed the deepest regret. His
personal sorrow, however. is oFershad-
owed by his patriotic feeling for Chiua's
welfare. for he believes that the death OF
th, aged Chimes, statesman. of whose
advanced ideas he was a pupil. Will leave
- gap in Chinese official lie that cannot
De- filled
Earl was friend and counselor Of
IN, Minister here. and the latter served
under him for several years in China
From him Nr. Wu received his first tut
uou in the study of Western civilization,
forming then the determination TO devote
his life 10 the education of China To the
'ud that she might take her place among
thc nations Of the world.
Earl Ii was great statesman" said
the Minister this morning .'N hat hc has
done for China few realize. For forty
years he has played a conspicuous part in
The GuNtrumD NJ and always Iu the time
OF trial he has been called iI to- -traiehtpn
out his rountry'S affairs and start anew
the machinery of Jue Government. Al
Earl Ii 1 am dishvarteued- / On afraid
his lltyS work has been frUitIgss- Ny
people do not understand
China will not go into official mourning
for Earl Ii The legation officials viii
probably have Chinese services IN mem
ory Of the dead statesman. but no date
has yet been fixed The entire legation
staff is now in mourning.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07


>hip zen INTO the hands Of raw and mex
ttLltHced oihcers. The whole blame or
u'l'ai was laid on Ia s shoulders. and ne
w. 'iCt more ciNrSteC uf ms hnnurs auo
a-lHpiltl- But as usual De was called
IN .n again as soon as his loss was felt.
ms time IL was 90 carry ont the n, go
utiloHS Of peace with Japan. and SD In
EtHouS.E aia Dee work that Be- succeeded
DID otpTlFlug the japanese OF d. great part
Di The fruits of their victorious campaign.
lH Che following year il Hung Chang
lgi. shanghai for Russia o. represent the
yhi'es- Emperor ut the Cars coronation
l1" arranged beforehand d Grand fOg-r
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
DIED IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Capt II. II. Anderson. Of this city,
SuccUmIIs to Pnsum0nIa.

Capt II. II. Anderson. of this city,
succumbs to Pneuu0HIs.
The War Department was today, in a
calloGram from General ChaTee. in
formed of the death al Manila This morn
ing Of Capt Robert II. Anderson. Ninth
Infantry, whose horne was In this city,
where he was Wen known. Death was
caused by pneumonia Captain Audcr-
sons widow was notified. az her resi-
degoe ~ Nineteenth Street northwest. Of
th- death ct her husband.
Captain Anderson comes OF a distiu-
cuisHed Southern family. He WAS born iu
Georgia on August -. 1851. His mother is
Mrs r. H. Anderson. OF Savannah. Ga.
He was appointed from HAT State ON
October 90, 1855. To- Doe second lieutenant
and was assigned Co tle Ninth United
States Infantry, with which hc has been
connected ever since lie WAS promoted
20 bc first lieutenant ou September IS.
l>,9 and was made captain Oh April -,
l,gS
tie Joined his regiment in November,
1885, serving with 30 at Fort Mckinney.
NEu-, 10 August, 1855, and al the United
States Infantry and Cavalry School ar
Fort Laavenworth. Kan. 90 July. ISSl. lie
was with his regiment i'm Arizona and
New MeSic0 Co October 1891. and al Mad
isul Barracks and Fort Ontario New
York. % April. lsg>. lie served in the
Santiago campaign. and was afterward
assigned 20 drry at Madison Barracks,
New York. where he remained until
Marcu, 1889. when hs went 10 the Philip
pine Islands. II- was O. member Of the
China relief expedition.
Captain Anderson was recommended for
LTey.I major Iuited States Army bv
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
A LONG SEARCH FOR TREASURE.
Mrs. COrbin Resumes Her Quest At
the Gran QuiYiru.

SANTA TE. y. N, Nov. 1-Nl-s. \.
Corbln. who. with her husband, has for
years been searching for the treasure saiI
TO have been buried i'm the ruins of Gran
DrIyira I'm Lincoln county, 800 years ago
bv tho Pueblo Indians, and whose husband
died last year has returned 20 the Gran
Quiyira and has taken up her residence
iu the ruined church ~ that ancient and
abandoned Pueblo village.
She is accompanied by Harry * Man
ike and two other Washington men, who
VIII aid her iu searching for the treas
ure. The search - made less ditlcult hy
the discovery Of water az depth of iIf-
teen 10 twenty feet in that section.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
FRANco-TURKIsH TROUBLE.
4 Denial That CniIIard Has Anchor
ed af sy-ra

PARIS. Nov. THE report that tho
FTtuch squadron has anchored at Sgra.
IL nautical miles from AItylaue. is uu-
true The rumor probably ARCS. from She
fact that a French despatch boat has AZ
rived at that place
The friendly replies received from the
United States. Austria. and Italy iu re-
gard 20 the action of France On the Turk
lsh affair have created an excellent inn
precision h,Ic.
There is uu further news in regard 90
the movements of Admiral CaUaII
BERLIN Ngy. 1T is announced that
au Official declaration has been received
from the French Government that the
continuous oeeuuatiau of NltyI,uy is not
intended
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
CELEBRATING AT PITTsBURG.
Exercises i'm Honor of Founders Day
at the Carnegie Institute.

PITTSBTRG. NOV To-day is a red
letter in Pittsburs calendar. IL is
Founders Day al the Carnegie Institute
and marks the sixth annual milestone in
Pittsburg's intellectual and artistic pro-
gTDss-
EX-President Cleveland and Mrs. CIevs-
land, the guests OF honor, arrived al the
East Liberty station az S.35 and were
driven TO the Hotel schealoy. A crowd
Of so was at the station 10 greet tho vis-
itors- The exercises at the institute be-
gin at 2 O'Clock and the awards Of tho
art jury viii br aHuouced about { o'clock.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
ANXIOUS FOR CIVIL SERVICE.
A Movement in the Agricultural De,
partment Document Section.

II Is reported semi. officially that
movement is on foot to place the tenn
poTaTy employees Of tho document section
of the Publication Division Of Che Agri-
cultural Department ON the rolls OF the
classified civil service This idea is
thought 70 have originated with Pre-i-
dent Roosevelt himself as it is we'll
known that his policy IT, o. put Govern
m'ut employees on the classified list
wherever practicable
Tho document section is ana important
subdivision og the department During
the last year $4,000 pieces Of mail were
handled iu that section. and a force OF stI-
most a hundred clerks is constantly ,m-
plpytd. While uo iut.matious of inoompe-
tcucy regarding tho employees hay. been
voiced. yet il is pointed out that their
transfer t1 the classified service would Doe
a move toward greater efficiency. The
hope and possibility Of advancement nat
uraIly tends TO greater application to
duty. As 1T now is the majority Of the
clerks receive only so per month, and
most Of them are women.
George William Hill. Chief Of the Pub
ication Division stated yesterday that
hc had received Uo official iutimatiDu that
the employees in question would be added
60 the classified rolls. Tie thought. how
ever. that such action was within the
bounds OF probability, and expressed him
self as layUTIuE H.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07


IN
the engagement Near Bethel
T1N-Dc>- So ,-,.--
nom 'N- most reliable sources, The Brit
Ism miliary authorities ln South Africa.
have determined upon % radical course.
TIN. farr..-.. ..r .-,. -..r
'''- Obj N..-.iai l.'-4 Nl'eNt-
a.I 't giving up the fight. has led to the
decision that uo voluntary -fr-.r5.r- viii
De- accented Do f- e-.-..1 .5.... an ,.-.,..,
... ..--..
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
CRITICISM OF SAMPSON.
Request to Have Remarks Stricken
From Court Record Denied.


-NNii''''' ''" - 'Nl''s N- NM ~ H''-''
lhe request Of F. \ Iheall. OF counsel
for Rear Admiral Sampson, 20 have Ger
.,f.- --,---l,. ,r ry.rr Aa-,fra1 S.b1,,--s
.,.s.-..-. 60,
'.NA-'l I'-'I"'-- H"-''i-''" -'' 'i-N'' ''''--
the record gt tne Court OF Enquiry
ET- ThralTS letter. which was received
l.- ,4,,,fr-.r T..,,.,- ..fr.r fH. rorrrf ..I
.-4 .-...-s1..- So as ,..-r.r.s.
-'DiHNu 1'@l'I""'- - ''1 'uN'"'-
N'iNiliiS''t-. H. 60 -->'N- '' -s'i-
AgNlIa. george I',W,4- T. =, navy
lIrS.u'hl Naval court 'I enquiry
M"shlhEIoh. -. c.. ..,-,.,
HlI- " HIl' t-IE 'gN-l'@"iN 'i anu aniH
il- 10y IN, u'glHlo- 'L IIe LouLL lLi'l i'S'i
Admiral w T. sampson L. y ~ ls not
u parry lh,,L,.-l, u. aha iaat A"l,' VIII u'
gwen the allnlTal Wh'n the court So con
Sla,rS him, have the honor 90 make the
I"Ii'"lHs request on nehai "i the a"ml-
Iaa-
AT Al uIn,nt ,l 10y e"uhSe. .. ing matters OF
,rfi,, a. NH ,F ,I-, =, ~
sumIitted that arEumtnr bv counsel upon
matters REGARDING any ttic.aI acts 0f N1-
miraI Sampson which hs has not been
r,rnirttd 10 defend and which IN, Court
ty an expressed ruling has excluded from
the evidence in the case. is emiu,utlv i'm
uraper. and II is resnectfulIy r,griestaJ
that the statement be- made by counsel for
Admiral SchIey i'm argument Yesterday at
the close of the afternoon session. 10 the
effect that Admiral Sampson permitted the
Spanish cruiser Colon % lie in sight with
ont attack in the Harb0r Of Santiago
Cuba. from the time of his arrival on June
I. lSgS 20 about 1875 a. m. Of that day. be
either stricken from the record in the case
or evidence be introduced 10y which Ad-
miral Sampson may bo permitted TO de
fCnd such grave accusation involving
his honor as "a naval officer
1T Is further most earnestly and most
respectfully requested that counsel in tn.
future lee restricted TO the evidence ad-
Gucsd as regards the official acts Of Ad-
TTiTgI E1FnrlBn and NOT In u. rr1ffrIIT f,
include these meters ,xur,ssIv ruled 01lr
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-07
The MAYoR-ELECT RESTING.
MIR. LOW Declines TO Discuss Appoint
rn~nts at Great Harrington.

GREAT HARRINGTON. Mass. Nov. :.
Seth Low, New York citys Mayor
elect passed quiet day here today. No
politicians have broken into Mr.. Lows
rest as yet and hc does not appear de
sirous Of seeing any.
Mr.. Low refused 20 discuss the Ques-
ti0n Of his police commissioner and dep
utes this morning. He declared that,
while these things would necessarily oc-
cupy more or less Of his attention. even
during his present vacation. he did not
wish az yet TO make his views public.
Ing.