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New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NBw-YoRK WEDNESDAY. FER N ,ao,


PORT OF NEw-YORK- WEDNESDAY. F1R N 1901
ARRIVED.
stsamer Nsderand .Br' Albrecht, Southampton and
.ts.ge Fassengsrs 70 The International 90
steamer peawlre ,Br. Davies. Liverpool February Z
or T,i,s. Fir. Island ,:snd.;r At "a, 40 ~, m
with mdse the White star Line on Fir. island az
steamer Oceanic dBr. Cameron Liverpool February IL
age to the White Star Arrived al the
5rssner AraI tBr, Nicholas. Rotterdam February
Shields in ballast to the Columbia %, Arrived At
steamer Massllia IN. Ioubert Marseir.s January Is
s,esrage passengers Elwe o. Arrived a. The
steamer Wsstburn tBr,. Bell Calcutta December
Colombo e. Cochin a. Allegro 2? Port said r.
with n'dse - Norton Son. Arrived at the Rar at s
steamer I,taka eGer, Rorden Campeche February g.
james war GO Arrived at n. oH Bar at 'sSpens'T @ to
. With aspbsitug 70 tSe and uanaG0 February
PaRy Afysa S.s 2. the pt. Bar 2; , T. m e.s
Key West H. with mdSe snd Passengers 10 9 " Mallory
Steamer Alamo Hi1 Galveston February H. with mdse
ans Is@ST Fsss,ss 10 t1 M4lorE K,iIo,. mo- ,
ok With ndse and passengers to Old Dominion A IS Go
steamer Gulf stream. swain Philadelphia. with
sssS% s,ss%'T tsas sabine staples Pss'oo to M&gG.y 60
northwest. fresh breeze. cloudy.
SAILED
ss siya SSs Tsmp5 s' H'6H:H 6IS:H.
hahchester: Majestic tBrt. Liverpool
tbslsl Antwerp. Saginaw. Providence: Mantiea
ssl,H1ers Jamss,own Norfolk and
nake t8rl London. Belvernon CNorl Port Prince
Guyandotte newport News and Richmond CoIerdge (Rr,
fesnambueo. etc. Yucstan. Havana.
Anted states transport Rawlins. Porto Rico
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS
FOREIGN PORTS
Lard FEB 5'.Passed steamers westernland CRelx)
DER zes, New for Rotterdam
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Ger Engebarf fron
enl. New York Via Cherbourg ~ N'7''
NceenstoNn feb 1O-Arrlved Mzranoo ~,
Binsham NeW,1 ork for NewcastI. tror coal .,c1 ''
aLehestsT rsb is-Arrved. steamers KentiEsrn f7r,
Valentine New-fork: Mozart (Brl Ellis Neweyor. '''
Swansea. FEB is-Saled. steamer Chicaro Ct,t IN,
Hunter. Nsw-YoTk "e' ''S 'brj'
York 1o" unl1 Tor New
London Feb 29-Arrivei. steamer Mnn..pot. ,Hr,
L.ysrPoS, Feb 2o-saiIed steamer c.stri.n eR,,
Bremen. Feb 2o-Arriyed Cpreyiously) steamer u.uo,
Copenhasen FEB 20-Arrtv.d steamer C-brt.,,. f,.,
Larsen. NewYork. isune 'pan,.
Havrs. FEB 2O-Arriy.d. steamer prtn. vr,u.- -,
Dutch; Van der Est. NevYork West Irsia. ~ ~
Amsterdam 4e "tui-s tor
BoUlogne. Feb 30 m.zArryea steamer s,,tsps,n,
ceede6l Nhiii pro
cherhours, Feb 20 D m-seied. steamer Kaiser WI
helm der Crosse Ger. Enzebart Crrorn Rr.sos. as
Southampton. New-YoTk. 7eh anu
Gibraltar Feb 2o-Passed. steamer Cr.v.rbut 1p-1
Scott NoJi. etc. for SeS-York. '"'''
Newcastle, W. Feb 2-Arrivsd fpr.yiously, s,.,rr
e. Gserse Pynaan (Br). wocfs NsvYork via Xdel.,ds
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
ENTITLED TO $4,000 BACK PAR.

In the proceedings brought by Patrick McCanna.
formerly chief engineer Of the Board of Commis-
sioners OF Charities and Correction of Kings
County. TO compel his reinstatement I'm that posi-
uon by a writ Of mandamus. Charles z Fiske.
reieree, reported yesterday 10 the Supreme Court
Brooklyn, that McCanna is entitled to reinstate
ment I'm that place This decision entities McCanna
10 back pay since October. 1895, the Of
1850 per year; or about $4,000. with costs. The
referee says the commissioners Of Charities and
Correction AZ that time Adoph simis ir Charles
J. Henry ana John II. Burtis. Were sctuated by
personal dislike IN discharging McCanna. Ia was
said al the oice Of the C0rporat,on Counsel ,hst
the city would appeal the "a
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

81 Lucia. Feb is-Saed. tTr,. Rennie
Qrom Rio Jsnero. etc). New-York.
PernambuCo. Feb 2O-ArriVed.
(Brl. Jsckman. New York for Ria Janeiro,
Montevidoo. Feb IS-Passed steamer MembIand tRrl
BONNER. Antofogssta for New York.
Caibarien Feb l6-Sailed steamer King Frederick ,Br
Baker. New-York
Fayal. Feb 20-Arrived previously steamer Teresa
AusD. Hresch. NewYork FOR Shanghai
Jaragla. Feb 1S-SaiIed. Turquoise tEr,.
Thomas New-York
Fort Antonio. Feb l1-Arrived. steamer Iauenburg.
Sperling cape Haytien for New-Nork. Goth. sailed.
steamer Mount Vernon (NoT' Falsen from New York;.
Haytian
Bermuda. Feb 2o-Arrived Citta di Messina
ntaD, Messardo. Genoa Naples and Palermo for New
York for
Tuxpam. Feb is-Arrfved steamer Vdar Nor, Soren-
sen Mexican ports New-York
Matan1as FEB iI-Ssiled. steamers King Bleddyn tBrt.
York $3.50 ' '
Nueyitas. Feb iT-Arrived. Curitybs Richter
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
NEW ROCHELLE.

A. no meeting of the Common Council on Tues
day night Mayor Dillon announced his veto OF the
resolution recently adopted designating The New
Rochelle Pioneer and The New Era the Of
fetal city neWspa pers. The veto sustained by
the Aldermen. and new resolution was passed
designating The New Rochelle Paragraph" and
The New Rochelle Press The Aldermen voted 10
begin work AT once on the North-st. boulevard.
which means that the Paine Monument, which has
been starding since 1921. will have TO be moved.
The boulevard. il is generally believed will cost
about Sl00"0 The city has $1,000 hand with
which 10 begin the work Another resolution was
adopted authorizing the issue Of S3s0'.l bonds 20
extend the block asphalt paving in Huguenot-st.
and Pelham Road
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
TBE SOUTHFTELD'S SHAFT BREAKS.

PASSENGERS TRANSFERRED FROM HELFLEss
CRAFT TO SISTER FERRTRoAT.
The shaft i'm tho paddle box the port side Of
the ferryboat Southeli OF the Staten Island ferry
service broke yesterday the 1850 r. m. trip from
St George 10 the Battery. when the boat was off
Governors Island. The SOuthfield began 10 drift
with the tide and the one hundred more passen-
gers whom she carried thrown into consid-
cradle excitement. After drifting for almost an
hour the Mortified, Of the company ar-
preached, and went 10 the Southheld's assistance
The ends Of the boats were brought together and
the Southneld's passengers crossed 20 the North
field on panks, and were then taken their desfi-
nation. The Southne.d towed hack 10 ST
George, whore she vii. be repaired
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
POLICE CB4NGES IN BROOKIry

Captain James C. Reynolds. Who formerly was IN
charge OF the Detective Bureau Of Brooklyn and
who transferred because. was said AZ the
time. he had handled properly the Franklin
Syndicate case yesterday transferred from, the
Forty-fourth Precinct 20 his cid post in charge
Of the Brooklyn Detective Bureau Captain Michael
Devanney. made a captain Tuesday was yes
terday appon ed 10 the Fffth-ave station in 49,
of Captain Reynolds. From the Detective P,snrss'
Sergeant Thomas Humphreys was senr 10 ~.
former place AT the head OF the License Squsd snS
sergeant Pinkerton was transferred from there
20 the Lee-aye. station. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
ARRESTED AND PiROLED.
PRESIDENT CHARGES DIRECTORS OF BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION WITH
GRAND LARCENY.

Thomas F. Lewis president Of the Brooklyn City
Building and Loan Association. who ousted
last week from the Offices of the association No 81
Court-st. Brooklyn yesterday caused the arrest of
seven of the directors charge Of grand lar
Ceny. They Joseph V Sculley, Deputy City
Clerk Joseph Delaney. counsel for the association;
Theodore Sweeney. George w Dimmick. Joseph
Moore Hugh J. Hoehn and Joseph Cox In the
Adams-st court they pleaded not guilty. and were
paroled for examination by Magistrate Brenner.
Mr.. Lewis declared I'm his complaint that the de-
fendant directors February 1S appeared In the
office. forcibly deprived him of $3.50 in cash. his
desk. books records and typewriter, and took pos
session As the directors had learned that Lewis
and Secretary Kampf had allowed payment
mortgage to be deferred six months violation Of
the association rules. they deposed Lewis and
Kampf Mr.. Sculley then became acting president,
and John J. Dannaher acting secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
POLICE RoUTE ~BoERS" AND ~r1GLIsB.

For several weeks Avenue 4 hetNeen Sixtleth
and SiNty-fourth SITS. has been the scene Of many
pitched battles between two gangs of boys who
called themselves The Beers" and the English
The former gang comes from Seventy-third-st-
and the latter from Sixtieth-st. The weapons OF
warfare were stones. bricks and bottles. Com
plants have been made 10 Captain Brown. OF the
East SNty-seventh-st. station by the residents OF
the neighborhOod and by the officials Of Flower
Hospital about the disturbances. Last evening ten
patrolmen. With a patrol wagon. went 10 the scene
and caught tWenty-seyen Of the offenders.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
MAssIIIA HAS a ROUGH EXPERIENCE.

The steamer Massia. Of the Fabre Line from
MaTsehes for Ncw-Nork which put into the Ber-
mudas several days ago for coal. arrived here
safely yesterday. Captain Joubert said that the
weather had been rough. and that all on board
were We'll. The vessel passed Gibraltar on January
n on February strong gales from the west
southWest were encountered. and the rose TO
such helght that the steamer found some difficulty
IN proceeding. 50 that for FIVE DAYS the were
less than one hundred knots ecah day.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
amrsemenfs.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON 19OO-Io0i

Under the direction OF Mr. Maurice Grno- ,,
To morrow ENg. s-TOSCA lin ltahanG Miss
Ternna: Cremonini and Scottt Conductor. Mr. Man
cinelH
sat Aft, %, 2-LOHENGRIN dn Cerman).
Mines. Nordca and Otzza; NM Jean and Ed de Reszke.
Muhrnann BeFtram- Conductor. Mr. Danrosch
Sat. Ex'g Feb. q: at 3 at Popular Prices. LES
HUGVENOTS FRENCH. Mines Iucienne Breval,
Louise Homer Adams; NM Saleza, Journet.
Sizes PIancon- Conductor MFR. F1On-
Feb. % s:i5-firand Popular Concert
sooists Mines Mslba and Louise Homer; NM Campa-
mari Pancon. Conductor. Mr. Mancnelli.
Mon Ev'g. Feb 23 at s:3o-Der Ring des Nibeunsen-
DAS RHEINCiOI.D Gin German. Mines Schumann Heink.
Seheff. Oizka Susan Strong: NM. Van Dyck.
Dppel Bisphsm Journet Bass. Dufriche Hubbenet and
Bertram. Conductor. Damrosch.
Wed. Ev'g. Feb % az T:45-Der Ring des Nibeunzen.
DIE WkI4KURE Elm tiermanl Mines. Norfca. Schumann-
Heink. Ozka. Frtzi Schen. Bridewell Bauermetster.
Msryili Van Csutsren. Remi and Gadsk NM Van DyCk.
Blsss Bertram. Conductor. Damrosch
Fri. Ev'g. Mar. 7. T:t5-Der Ring des Nihelunsen-
SIE6SFRIED Mines Nordca. FRITZ Schsff
Schumann Heink. NM Jean and Ed de Reszke,
Muhlmann. Conductor DamTosch.
Wed. Ev,E Mar AZ 7:3o-Der Ring des Nibeunssn.
COTTERDA DAMMERUNG Mines. Nordca. Susan strong.
Schen. OlitZka BridsweI and Schuma m Heink
MsL Jean and Et. de Reszke. Muhlmann. Conductor.
WEBER PIANOS USED
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
EAST BTFFAL.O LIVE sTOCK MARKET.

East Buffalo, Feb 2o--Recepts-Catte os cars. sheep
lambs. % hogs. 10 Shpments-Cattle "a
cars sheep and lambs Is cars hogs cars Catte-rhe
receipts 32 loads Butcher cattle Calves
supply. moderate demand and lower Choice to extra.
y aogs1 I5 good 20 choice sIdsI so Sheep and lambs
Market opened with 81 loads a fairly actV
demand for choice lambs SIS S5 sale
or so at s. 50. good choice. s. 25QS5 So
fair - Sg$5 sheep choice 81 50as4 rs good
70 choice. ~ 25d ~ so; the close lambs
sisr sesisr basis Hess-suppy light. 10 loads market
o9luc higher. heavy IS co. Workers IS 60;
pigs. Is bess bo' roughs. staS5 %: stsss e4ay4 iS
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
PoLLEF CASE AGAIN 4DJOURNED

owing TO the absence Of the principals In the
bankruptcy application OF Grahams Policy. for
merly treasurer OF the Hoffman House Cornora -
uon, the adjourned hearing % which was set down
for yesterday afternoon before Peter 3. olney ref
cree in bankruptcy. al No 81 Nassau-st an a.
lournment was taken until February q Neither
Edward : Stokes nor James ID. Leary. witnesses
mond Street JAR.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
HOME NEWS.
PRoM1NENT ARRIvAIs AT TKE HOTELS.

BUCKINGHAM p. n. Gonzales. Of Jerez Spain.
EMPIRE-Professor George n Heron. Of Chica go
FIFTH ANENTE-IAeutenant ". De Bodiso. Of
the Russian Navy. and Senator George r. HOar Of
Massachusetts,. GRAND-Colonel John W. French.
L. : A. HOFFMAN-Frank Campbell. of Bath.
and Or. J. NJ. Heller. l. 5. 4. HOLLAND NJ.
Oshima Of Toxic. Japan. IMPERIAL Colonel q.
r Wood Of Washington. NAVARRE-CaptaIn r
w Hubbard. United States Artillery Corps.
NETHERLAND-Don Ay. F. de Corti Of Buenos
Ayres.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
cONDrCToR.s WHOM GrrS ss oan rrpnLcr

Mary hadlean obtained verdict for $500 yes
terdsy in the Supreme Court Brooklyn before
Justice Mattioe. in her suit against the Brooklyn
ha1shts hallroaa company for the death OF her
hushand. a conductor n the employ of the com
- bSiS. no vas ciustso between two August
-. 49, Nhlie chahslns the fender Of hts car al
Twentieth-st.. near Ninth lave ~ "'
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
BARELT WEATHERED THE STORM.
BRITISH STEAMER wEsTBURN HAS TEN
PEsTUoTs VOYAGE FROM CALCUTTA.

The british steamer Westburn made her way
into Port yesterdav. after long and tempestuous
voyage from Calcutta by way Of -. Mchaers and
Bermuda. Captain Bell said that IN all tho thirty
odd years Of his life on the SEA he had never
made 50 rough trip.
on the morning OF February I storm arose
which the Westburn barely Weathered. The waves
swept over the vessel and pounded her sides with
furious force Not a man board expected y
see land again Tho Westburn was starch. how
ever, and beyond the loss Of a few deck rails she
came out of the storm uninlured. She ran out 81
coal soon after the storm. and compelled 70
put INTO Bermuda, where new supply was taken
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
FT4NcE To SUPPLY SKIN FOR GRATING

Young WOMAN WHO WAS BURNED BY ExPIo-
SION Is RECOVERING
Miss ResSie Fisher the daughter of George NJ.
Fisher. of No - Halsey-st. BROOKLYN was badly
burned on February by the explosion Of a lamp
while visiting her sister IN West Thrty-second-st
Manhattan. n said yesterday ny DR.. Fred
erick II. WiEgin Of No ~ Nest Thirty -sixth-st.
Manhattan, that soon as her condition would
permit, she would he grated with skin supplied
hy her heuCe, q H. Berry Of No. 53S Greene-aye..
Brooklyn
Dr Niggtn has adopted a new process Of healing
burns by the external application Of oxygen which
tends 10 prevent septic conditions. The method OF
inhslinE oxygen has failed 10 bring about the de-
sired results in where more than one-third OF
the body affected. Although the entire lower
portion 0f Miss Fishers body was badly burned
Or. Virgins treatment has been successful For
two weeks Miss Fisher has heen sustained ny
morphine and other stmulants and Tuesday
she able 20 take solid nourShment for the first
time since the accident.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
CHANGES IN OLD DOMINION LINE.
RAILROAD OFFICIALS IL DIRECTORATE
RIrMORs o FrRAFFIc ARRANGEMENT.

A dispatch from Richmond Va. says that John
s Skslton Williams. president Of the SeabOard Air
Line: Samuel Spencer president OF the Southern
RAILWAY and r J. Kmhall chairman Of the Board
~ Directors Of the Norfolk and Western, have
heen elected directors 81 the old Dominion Steam
ship Company. The dispatch says further that the
election of these indicates that the steamship
company and the railroads which they represent
will act IN harmony in an traffic Arrangements and
that their election is connected with the joint
arrangement which tho railroad companies recently
made with tho Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac.
william l.. Guillaudeu. president of the old Do
rniniOn Steamship Company. when asked last night
shout the information contained IN this dispatch.
ssid
The election ~ Mr Williams and the others does
not indicate anything new In our situation beyond
= change 81 personnel Mr.. Williams takes the
place os r c HOFFMAN. and Mr.. Spencer comes
into the BOARD o Directors 10 represent the shares
held by the late Coils T Huntington. which Nr.
JFuntinFt on sold about = year ago The Seaboard
Air Line and the Norfolk and Western have been
We have always acted in harmony IN traffic
srranRenents % that the election ~ the men
named In the dispatch Will not result IN a new
state OF affairs. As for their election being con-
nected with the Joint arrangement OF the railroad
companies wish 10 say that a Is not true. Their
election has nothing 20 do with that great unifca-
zion interests
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
REPORTS ABOUT NEW-HAVEN REVIVED.

Dispatches from NeW-Haven report q revival
there Of the that either the New York Cen
tral tho Pennsylvania will before long take over
the New-YOrk. New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company. The New-York Central. II is pointed out.
Is entering INTO active competition with the New
Haven road through its Boston and Albany line
and the '.onE haul" competition of the Boston and
Maine road is also making itself felt.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
WEALTHY MAN HELD To BIZ INCOMPETENT
JURT DECIDES THAT a CORSET MANUFACTURER
SHOULD HAVE A COMMITTEE


John II. Judge and Or. Matthew. Chalmers
commissioners appointed by the supreme Court
with Sherin's jury, held investigation IN the
County Courthouse last evening as 10 the sanity
OF August Feheimer, a corset manufactur Of
Mooster-st., whose estate is valued al slOa0o0 II
was alleged by Mrs. Feheimer that her husband
had for some time been incompetent 10 manage his
business affairs take care OF himself on ac-
count Of insanity produced by alcoholism. She
asked 10 have a committee appointed, Mrs. Fell
heimer testified that her husband was afflicted with
loss or memory caused by excessive use %
stimuants and that he was unable look after
his business. He had been since October a patient
IN lr- Carpenter sanatorium az Mama roneck
DTS. Allan Mcl-ane Hamilton. Carlos r MaCDon-
AID. Austin Flint and George ". Jacob exam
ined as to Mr.. FellheimeT's mental condition. and
expressed the opinion that he a present men
tally unSound. but that his disease might be cured
IN time with proper treatment The jury's verdict
was 10 the eject that Fellheimer vas incompetent
owing 10 alcoholism. 10 manage his affairs. IN
recommends that he he not placed in a lunatic
asylum. The commissioners cOncurred in the
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

his roa1: L know whereof speak when l say the
story Is untrue
Senator Chaunoey NJ. Depew chairman Of the
Board Of the NeW-Nork Central. is a director Of
and Hudson
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise s;45 Sunset 5:4s Moon m
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandy Hook Gov. Island a:34 Hell Gate II q
Nj Gov. Gate II SO
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco Feb. eO-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
CONTROL OF THE ROADS AGAIN REPORTED

CONTROL OF TIE NDALN AiAIN HFFukIED.
The report was again current yesterday that the
s,eu-York Central had acquired control Of the
syer-York Ontario and Western well OF the
relsUare ana HUDSON. and would lease before long
torh roads Presi6ent Fowler Of the Ontario and
Western Is quoted as saying IN answer a ques-
lion about the Central having secured control Of
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
TwoMBLY IN LEHIGH VALLEY BOARD

SUCCEEDS ". s BIssEIL AS DIRECTOR. AND
is ELECTED To EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Phflads phia. Feb. 20-At the monthly meeting ~
the Board of Directors ~ the Iehish Valley Rail-
road Company to-day ". : Rsseu of Buffalo.
rendered his resignation, and II. NICK Twombly,
New York, elected director IN his place.
Mr.. Twombly was also made a member of the
ENecutive Committee. The question q Vice-p
dent was not discussed.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
Announcements.

Prince Albert No. 2.
Full Dress Shirts.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

Mr.. Twomby is director ~ many roads with
Vanderbilt affiliations. among them the New York
Central. Big -Four. Nickel Plate. Chesapeake and
Ohio. Lackawanna ana Chicago and Northwestern.
AZ the annual meeting ~ the Lehigh Valley Com
panyr last month. a may he remembered several
changes were made in the Board. the directors
elected Including George r Baker representing the
Delaware, l.ackawenna and Western Railroad Com
pany and the Central Railroad of New-Jersey: ]
Rogers Maxwell president of the latter cOmpanV.
y. r. Thomas, president OF the Erie. George y.
1iaer. who Is director OF the Reading and Charles
steele. Of the banking house Of J. T. Morgan a 90
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
10 MEErTNG or sEABoARD DrREcroRs

~ MI IItN'F N'F Nf+AfhNAhD DIRECTORS
The meeting OF the Seaboard Air Line Railway
directors scheduled for yesterday afternoon An this
city did not take place n was said because a
quorum could not be obtained No date has been
set for the meeting az which the directors are .S
rerfed 20 ratify the action OF President Williams
who has Just bought the holdings of Thomas =
Tvan In the Seaboard and Roanoke and Rsleis h
nd CASTOR roads. President Williams went South
N Tuesday night
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY q.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
To DAY.

FNIDAE. FEBRTARY p
/ lthaka. Tsmpco. y Y 4 Cuba ~ f2On m 7.oo,
Colorado. Brunswick. Mallory. a.no =.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-21

p 4 W.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-05-30

tor German as its candidate for the
United States Senate. He reviews the
various reverses the party has sus-
tanned in the State since 1895, the
only victory being when German was
not factor, and then goes on to say:
1.-The people of Baltimore will not,
in 1901, vote to re-establish the iden-
tical bossism in the person of the
same individual leaders which they
voted to overthrow in 1895. And as
goes Baltimore so goes Maryland.
There is not in recent years a single
instance in which the State and city
have failed to vote the same way. AL
ways both have gone Democratic or
both Republican, and if we want to
make an exception to the rule this
year we must remove the cause that
operated in 1895, in 1897. and in the
recent election
Referring to the recent Presidential
election, when Mr. German was re-
ported sick he goes on to say: 1T
was unfortunate that he should have
contracted severe cold just in time
to prevent his appearance at the big
music hall meeting, at which he had
been advertised to open the campaign
for Bryan and which had been gotten
up especially for him and that this
cold should have inca pacitated him
during the whole cam paign when he
was so anxious to take off his coat
and work for the nominee. as he had
previously in several interviews de-
clared he intended to do.
Three times has Mr.. German been
beaten in Baltimore, and there is
fatality in three successive defeats.
The most expert swimmer is beyond
the succor of the rescue crew when he
has sunk the third time. The third
stroke of paralysis is fatal. Mr.. Cor
mans day has passed. Let his friends
bow to the verdict Of the people thrice
expressed; let them not insist on again
sacrificing the whole party in the
hopeless effort to enthrone him"