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The evening times., 1901-08-17
CHICAGO MEN DETERMINED.
Their Decision Not 10 Join the StrIIx.
ers Final.

erS Final.
CHICAGO. Aug 1.-THE decision Of the
steel workers in South Chicago 10 remain
at work IS final. regardless or the action
Of the Joliet or Milwaukee lodges. This
was the positive assertion made last night
by one OF the men who is in the inner
circle He laughed at the report that
Secretary Tighe had been requested 70 re
turn and that the South Chicago men
might reconsider their action and vote
60 go On strike
SECRETARY FiEhe has not been asked
% come here" ne said. and IL he should
come. which I 90 not expect. no attention
will be paid 10 him We acted after care
ful thought and our decision is nuai
There viii be- no strike here and there is
no change Of sentiment among the men
on the question. We do not consider that
our charters nave been revoked and We
will continue 10 meet and pay cur dues
as II nothing had happened
we think we are in the right and the
next convention Will decide whether we
are stiu members Of the Amalgamated
Association. The assessment which We
are paying in support OF the men IN the
East will be- kept up and paid regularly
--one days pay iu every two weeks"
The same man denied "a story which
gained currency Yesterday to the erect
that the scale committee Of the unions
had waited on the officials Of tho com
pany and asked that the agreeu -It be
renewed Tor the next two years.
The evening times., 1901-08-17
THE M'KEEsPoRT OUTLOOK.
Trouble Expected if Negroes Are Put
90 Work TomorroNY.


McKEESPORT Pa. Aug 17-President
Shaffer. Of the AmalEamated Association.
will address the mass meeting Of the
strikers 10 De held al the opera house
in this city tonight In order 70 make the
meeting a big one the leaders announce
that Secretary John Williams, Of the
Amalgamated Association, Ben Davis and
William Mailing, a reporter FOR the "Nolks
Zeitung." OF New York will also speak
After today the steel mills of this city
will be entirely deserted except for
the watchmen. with probably one eXcep-
ton. The fires in ali the mills Of the Ma
tional Tube Works win be put 70 tonight
and the water ALL 5e drawn from the
boiler. The exception Is the tin-plate
mill, which is expected to start up tOmor-
row night But for that there will be no
sign Of life in any Of the mills for a
time and McKeesport's industries will be
paralyZed in the truest sense OF the word
Until now there have been machinists
and cleaners in the mills preparing them
for a long shutdown.
There prevailed in this city this morn
ing the same quiet that mas been seen
nearly all this week Except for the ex-
ira pickets about the Demmler tin-plate
plant, there is no change in the general
GOun4lOu dLlOuE lllt lAlf4l- mere q
been no signs Of restlessness among them
yet. The novelty Of the strike has not
worn off yet.
Thus far 1887 has been collected for the
strike fund. That represents the contri-
buttons Of three days. The leaders here
say that they are quite pleased with the
news Of the strike that comes from other
points. They predict that the strike will
last for a month OF two unless the cor
pOratiou effects a settlement They say
that they viii keep the men out here until
Christmas II they can
Trouble is expected tomorrow night IL
the attempt to open the tin-plate mill is
made and il negroes are introduced into
the works. The greatest fear Of the strik-
ers IS Of negroes, and the police are ac-
lively engaged in assisting the strikers 10
keep them out. Every negro that comes
TO town Is arrested. and made to give an
account of himself TO the chief Of police.
II he cannot do so 20 the satisfaction Of
that official the negro Is sent to the work
house Two arrests of suspicious char
acters a day is the average here and
80 per cent Of them are sent TO the work
house.
Several hundred strikers went of or
an excursion today TO the strikers camps
Up the river. They are expected TO return
tomorrow for duty in event of trouble 1t
DCmmier
The evening times., 1901-08-17
A STEAMER IN DISTRESS.
The Evelyn Going to Pieces on the
Gulf shore.

PENSACOLA. Fla, Aug. 1.-THE
American steamship Evelyn which sailed
from New York, August Z. with a vaIua-
ble cargo, has been driven ashore on the
I Gulf and is going 10 pieces Her cargo.
which was loaded by New York mer-
. chants, - said TO be valued at gf0g.yoa
Tine Evelyn arrived of the bar during
the hurricane Of Tuesday morning. bet
did not dare come through the channel on
account Of the extremely rough seas. She
beat up and down in the Gulf signaling
all the time for a pilot. The pilots saw
the signals. but deemed it dangerous 20
even attempt crossing the bar, much less
bringing in a steamer.
The last time the Evelyn passed up and
displayed her signals was at daylight yes
terday and II is supposed that she
swerved around, got into the sea trough,
and became uumanag geabIe.
NEW YORK. Aug 1.-THE steamship
Evelyn was cleared from New York. Au-
gust 5. by A. II. Bull & Co, - Broad
Street. She sailed on August Z, for Pen
sacOIa.
The evening times., 1901-08-17
A WARNING FROM SHAFFBR
The Trust Must Accept Response
bility if Trouble Comes.

Statement Regarding the Situa-
tiou at MISUNDERSTANDING Men
and Hoys at the Painter Plant
to Take the Places of strikers.
PITTSBURG. Pa. Aug. 17.-Prcsident
shaner made this statement today regard
ing the report that the bis steel hoop
plant at Mouessen. Pa. is likely TO reopen
next week, because the town authorities
Will protect uon-union workmen against
interference from pickets.
ANY breach OF the peace that has TAX
en- place since this strike began mas L'l
come from the strikers. out rom Lit
other side. We nave '".l'u att .'n.'
CounSeled peaceful means To t"huNCl lh'
strike sent circulars and letters ana per
souaIly advised our people L" keep Who4ly
within tine laws Of The community IN
which they live and of the commonwealth
if the trust continues 10 openly tr,ihSsreSs
the law and ignore the authurititS. as az
Mouesseu and show the same disregard
for the rights of citizens, We cannot De
held responsible for the consequences
Work AT the Painter plant was resumed
this morning as usual, with the same
crews operating the eight-inch and nine
inch mills. No effort was made TO start
another mill, but it is likely that this will
be done when the first turn commences
work on Monday morning This is indi-
Gated by the number OF men and boys en-
gagged in the two mills.
Previous 70 the strike only three boys
were necessary for each set OF rolls. But
throughout the whole Of this week each
set OF rolls has had fourteen boys in at
tendance. OF these, two or three knew
how to do the work and the others were
in the position OF pupils OF learners. 1t
was the same with the men, every set
Of rolls having SIX extra men learning
how handle them
The management expects that with
steady tuition the extra men and boys
they have ought To be able to start one or
Two of the mills next week Those in au-
thority state that It is not intended TO
import any men as they are able TO get
in this district an they may require.
At the upper and lower union mills and
the Clark mill, OF the LawreuceviIlC dis
tr5ct. there is nothing TO indicate that a
strike is in progress. The mana cement
of the Lindsay -AcCutchcon miI IN lower
Allegheny has not been quite so success
ful but the plant Is stiII IN operation.
The evening times., 1901-08-17
MISS RoosEVELTs ILLNESS.
Condition of the Vice President,s
Daughter More FaVOrnbIe.

NEW YORK, Aug. l7.-AIiss Alice
Roosevelt the eldest daughter of Vice
President Roosevelt. IS resting more
quietly this morning in her private room
IN the Roosevelt Hospital as a result Of
successful operation performed yesterday.
She was brought 10 the hospital on Thurs
day by Mrs. Roosevelt. who was alarmed
by an abcess which had formed inside her
daughters cheek.
Vice President Roosevelt knew nothing
Of his daughters Illness until he arrived
in New York city at o'clock yesterday.
He had intended 10 return 20 oyster Bay
al once. but on hearing that his daughter
was IN. he drove Immediately TO the hos
pitaI lie remained near her bedside last
night and this morning on witnessing the
Improvement in her condition decided to
leave on the $50 o'clock train for oyster
Bay. Mrs Roosevelt viii probably ac-
company him
IL was said that Miss Roosevelt would
probably be able 10 leave the hospital in
a few days.
The evening times., 1901-08-17
SUICIDE THEORY DOUBTED.
Death OF an Engineer in New York
20 BE Investigated.

NEW YORK, Aug 1.-THE police Of the
Mercer Street station say this morning
that in their opinion Andrew Lester the
steamboat engineer who was found dead
I'm the Morton House last night with q
bullet wound I'm his head committed sui
eide. Nevertheless Lizzie Anderson. VINO
was in the room with Lester at the time
is still held on suspicion Moreover Cor
oner Bausch is not quite sure that the
man killed himself and points out certain
alleged discrepancies between the stories
the woman told the police and what she
said TO him He is investigating the case
Lester who was forty-oue years old,
was an engineer on the steamboat Mon
tauk. According To Lizzie Anderson he
lost his employment because he drank to
excess and she said that he had been
more OF less under the influence OF liquor
for several days prior TO his death. lie
was intoxicated last night
The evening times., 1901-08-17
THANKS TO PARLIAMENT.
ILin& Edwards speech ProroEuinE
tbc body Until November.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE naval works
and the appropriation bills were finally
passed by Parliament today. Both houses
took "a recess until 4 o'clock when the sit
tiUE~ were resumed and the Kings speech
proroguiug Parliament until November 5
was read. The King in his speech refers
go the leading acts Of legislation passed
10y Parliament and adds.
Il thank YOU for the arrangements
you have made for the maintenance of
the honor and dignity of the crown, es-
Vtcially for those which affect the
stat, of comfort of my royal cOusort
J am gratitied 20 see that you have
given effect to the Widely-eNprcsStd
desire ON the part Of my subjects be
youd the sea by authorizing me to
make such additions TO the royal title
as may seem TO me eNpCdient
The Westminster Gazette refers TO
the session as the "biuion-dollar Parlia-
:ncut."
The evening times., 1901-08-17
THE MEADE SAILS FOR MANILA.
General Young sends in the List of
Military Passengers.

General Young has reported 20 the War
Department that the transport Meade
sailed from San Francisco yesterday with
the following military passengers aboard:
General Ereckinrilse, Chaplain Mar
vine, Captains Calkins Plummer. and
Cutide, and Lieutenant Roberts. ModI-
cal Department: Captain Wolfe, Twenty
second Infantry; Lieutenant Hathaway,
Ninth Cavalry, 2 contract surgeons / den
tai surgeon. Hospital and Signal Corps
man. u casuaIs. SO recruits as follows. In
fautry. Treuty-fourth, J.; Twenty-hfth.
81. Cavalry Ninth J.
The evening times., 1901-08-17
FOUR INDEMNITY CLAIMS.
Petitions Flied With the Spanish
Treaty COuu,isSion.

The following claims were Hled today
with the Spanish Treaty Claims Commis-
sion Jose Sautamarina, of Matanzas,
Cuba for damages by reason of the al
legged destruction OF his property in Santa
Clara Province. IN the sum of 81 fse; Gus
tav RichcMeu, a native Of France. who
was engaged as turtle fisher in Cuba,
for alleged indignities and sufferiugs in
higted by the Spanish authorities in Cuba,
$1,000 Mercedes Sanchez de Barnet, wife
of Charles Barnet, of Baltimore, for al
legged property damages, $3.50. Rafael b..
Espiuosa. an American citizen living at
Matauzas. Cuba. for alleged destruction
Of prnunrtv bv Snanish tronps, E9Ns2-
The evening times., 1901-08-17
TERLINGEN IN CHICAGO.
The Alleged Prussian C0unterfeiteF
Brought From Milwaukee.

CHICAGO. Aag- T--Gerhard TerliGCeI,
alias Theodore Graefe. charged with forE-
ing and counterfeitilS Sz.5.Je1 worth of
stock in Prussia, was brought from Mil
wauBec TO Chicago last evening The ar
rest was mada on "a warrant sworn be-
fore United States COmmissi0utr Foote by
Dr. WaIther Viewer, German Consul in
Chicago.
TerIiugcn WIS a broker and banker in
OLerhausen Bel Dosseldurf, Prussia. He
had 5000 men IN his employ at one time.
I'm his misdealings he even forged the
Prussiau seal On his person when ar
rested were found money and drafts 10
the amount Of S26u0o
The evening times., 1901-08-17
NEW YoRKs POLICE ENQUIRY.
Justice jerome SusPendS Hearings
of Mitnesses Until MondnN.

NEW YORK, Aug. l7.-Justice Jerome's
daily examinations Of witnesses in the
police cases have been suspended until
Monday aEd this morning the justice and
Assistant District Attorney Garvan went
TO LakeyiIle, Conn, where they NiII work
until Monday classifying and arranging
the evidence already obtained The inyes-
tigation viii be resumed on Monday
The enquiry now seems 10 be approach
ing completion. though witnesses still 10
be heard may give such testimony as to
lead 90 the calling out Of several others.
and tine development of new and import
ant facts However, il there are uo un-
expected developments. II is practically
q certainty that the case of a number of
captains and wardmen viii be ia shane
for the grand jury next week.
The evening times., 1901-08-17
ANYONE Interested In BuiIdine

1ueratious ought Go know that notwithstanding
mo fact that lumber In the wholesale market
Fs. advanced and Is very steady IN price that
lt such place rs the Peoples Yards at 9th
and New York ave-. with their immense stocks on
hand oi lumber and rvady-to-lse miu woTk,
there has been no advance TO their large retail
trade. Carloads Of doors. IL inches thick, white
pine still 81 each, cottage siding, rustic patterns
SIN q 30 per 100 feet. North Carolina flooring
still SID per 100 feet and best and largest 6x2O
shingles. only $3.50 per 1000 Call first always
on Frank LiUbey & Co.
The evening times., 1901-08-17
THE BIG YACHTS OFF.
Second Race OF the MARSHALL Gun
Series in Progress


NEW YORK. Aug 1.-THE prospects
for a good race between the Constitution
and Columbia in the second contest OF
the series for the Marshall Cup We're de-
Sdtly discCUragilg this morning
There was scarcely any wind 20 speak
OF. but the many yachtsmen who were de-
siruus OF seeing the rival yachts test their
merits in a good breeze were hoping that
the wind would frsshen up before noon
and allow the boats TO race. The usual
crowd was swelIed by the Saturday half
holiday contingent ana yachting enthus-
lasts came from al points 10 see the race.
Todays race IS -wice around a triangle
Of nfJseu miles The FIRST leg is a broad
reach 70 mark IN the middle OF the
Sound, the second leg a beat TO a marx
of Prospect Point, and the third Lex a
reach three miles lOTth-nJrthwest TO the
home mark. The wind n the start was
blowing from the southwest at gait OF
about six knots. The Constitution start
ed at I-.5-t2 and che columbia AZ LISTS.
The evening times., 1901-08-17
WILL ENJoIN THE MAYOR.
The Climax of n Fight Over n City's
Expenses.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Aug. 1Z-Thc
fight between the two branches Of the city
government over the annual appr0pria-
tiOn bill, over which there has been "a
deadlock for four months. reached a cii-
max last evening when the common coun-
ell voted 10 employ lawyers and TO in
struCt them 10 apply f.T an injunction
restraining Mayor MCIntire from borrow
ing any more money OF eXpenGing any
more undl the Din is passed.
The aldermen ever since the deadlock
have been going along with public work
and the money 20 pay for 1t has been Dor
TOWed
The evening times., 1901-08-17

The receipts OF the Government today
according To the Treasury statement
reached the sum of yI.ys2.5sI-S6. and con
sisted OF customs, $685. ,555 60; internal reve-
nue., $Sl0Es-f4, miscellaIlrous, Sl-6l''-t1-
The oNpeuditures amounted 70 $l'5',o0'.
leaving a surplus Of receipts over dis
bursCmtutS amounting C. S-.i.I5l
The evening times., 1901-08-17
BUFFALO sLAYERs ARRESTED,
Action Taken Too Late to Save Colo
radios Last Herd.

radios Last Herd.
DENVER Aug 1.-THE last herd OF
buffalo in Colorado has been practically
wiped out -Four buffalo carcasses were
found by ~ardens and seized yesterday
and il is learned that five more have been
smuggId out of the State and are now IN
Chicago. The game commissioner is OF
the opinion from what he has been able
10 learn, that there are but two animals
in what was a herd OF a dozen OF moro
a few years ago In Lost Park.
Four men have been placed under ar
rest, but Mr.. Harris makes the names 0f
only three OF them public. These are:
+. ". Bartlett. Of Buena Vista, who IS
charged with killing the animals Charles
Bartlett, a tsXidermist OF Leadvills. who
had the hides and heads in his possession,
and J. d. Webb, a Buena Vista taNider-
mist
The evening times., 1901-08-17
A DEGREE FOR IRELAND.
The Archbishop to BE Honorea by
Yale in October.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Aug II-D-dHite
confirmation OF the statement that Arch
bishop Ireland viii be given the honorary
degree OF LII. ID. by Yale at the bi-ceutea-
niaI exercises next October, was made to-
day. lie VIII leave the West about DeJ0-
ber 7 and VIII be- i'm the East IuIIy a
month. During his trip he VIII visit dis
tinguished leaders Of the Church IN New
York city, viii attend the Yale Celebra-
ton during its four days. and viii spend
several days az Hartford with eccIesiasJi-
cal officials
The evening times., 1901-08-17
ENCOUNTERED ROUGH SEAS.
A Seaman on the Lucania Swept
From the Bridge.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE Cunard line
steamship Lucania. which arrived this
morning from Liverpool and Queenstown,
encountered very rough weather on Mon
day last. which continued throughout
Tuesday and Wednesday A seaman was
striking seven bells on Monday afternoon
when an enormous sea came over the bow
and swept HIM from the bridge, breaking
his leg and injuring him internally. IL
WAS said "A woman saloon passenger was
also injured
The evening times., 1901-08-17
R1O To BuHaIo and Return $40
Via PennsNINnnIn RnIIrnnh

pau-American excursion viii leave Washington
80 a. m- Wednesday August p Arriving an
Buffalo 30 p. m. Tickets good returning on sn,
train within seven days including date of eYrIr-.
sion. Similar excursions August ~ 81, September
/ 2 g. II. IL, %.
The evening times., 1901-08-17
DESPATCHED TO PANAMA.
The BattiesEip Iowa 10 Proceed 10
the ESthmuS-

Word was received n the Navy Depart
meut this morning reporting the ARRIVAL
al san Francisco Of the battlaship Iowa
The Navy Department Immediately or
d,rcd the Iowa 20 proceed 10 Panama
The evening times., 1901-08-17
Friday and Saturday SeashOre Fx-
cursions Via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

Between Washington and Atlantic CITY. Cloe
May Sea Isle CITY and OyeaI city. y J.. 81
ruuu .rlp. Tickets on sale for I'd. trains Fridays
and aturJsys, good TO return until following
Tu dsv- Delaware River BraEe route 10 Al.
laulic City.
The evening times., 1901-08-17
4 Colchrated Hor.e Drop. ncnh.

NIDDLE1OWN n Y. Aus I7.-E. RI
Harriman.s celebrated stallion Stamb0uI
dropped dead AT Goshen this morning.
The evening times., 1901-08-17
District Day-September 3.
Pan-Americnn Exposition.
DnIy SO Round Trip. ID. & .. Il. Il

Tickets on sale from Washington. August 81,
September ] and 2, good returning until sep
tefnher o, inclusive. AI Jrin. except Royal
Limited and Black Diamond E2Pre-s-
The evening times., 1901-08-17

BERLIN. Aug. l7-It is somi-omciaIly
announced that the Kaiser win meet tho
Car within a short time at Carlsrr.he
The evening times., 1901-08-17
SI.25 To baltimore nd Return Via
II a O. SntnrdnN end sunday.
80 snecinI sntarday TriD 20

August II and Is tickets good 10 return uHJ'
following Monday Good 1u an trains except
! ROYAL Limited.
The evening times., 1901-08-17
Al .25 To Baltimore and Return sI.25
Via Pennsylvania Railroad

Tickets sale saturday and sunday. August
L and Is. good % return until Monday August
10. Al trains except the Congressional Limited,
The evening times., 1901-08-17

Open a bank account with Onion Trust & Star,r.
Co., 1913 r street, and get interest on deposits
The evening times., 1901-08-17

ror Chesapeake Beach leaves District Line sta
tion seek days. 5 p n Through fast train.
The evening times., 1901-08-17

FIynE's business College. Sth and Il.
Business, Shorthand, TyPewritiug - year.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-20
AT THE | r PARK.

Promptly at . o'clock In Robinson
park the afternoons program opened
with music by the First RegimentaI
and G. Colombo brass bands. followed
by the singing OF Lead Kindly Light
by the united church choirs, under
the direction Of \. Houghton, Miss
Nellie Pratt presiding AT the organ
Rev. w. j. Marsh. pastor OF the Con.
gregational church, was master Of
ceremonies, and announced the speak
ers II various musical selections.
which We're as follows:
Prayer-RCy. Bruce Kinney,
Scripture Reading-Rev. G. A,
Bunker.
Address-Rev. r. c. Beattie.
Address-Mayor O. n. Marion.
SOlo-'SOmetime Wen Under.
stand" Miss Maude Summers. the
choir joining In the chorus.
Address-Rabbi Jacobs.
Address-EX-Governor Slower.
Music-By the choir.
Address-Rey. II. Renison.
Prayer-Rev, NJ. Hodgson.
Hymn-"Nearer, My God, to Thee"
choir and audience.
Benediction-Rev. w, j. Marsh.
Music-By brass bands,
The sounding OF taps by Bugler
Drury was a feature at the close of
the afternoons program, which was
very Impressive, everyone bowling in
reverence To the solemn tones, after
which the crowd dispersed.
The weather was almost perfect for
outdoor services and thousands OF
people ayailod themselves OF the last
opportunity OF honoring the memory
OF the nations dead. The addresses
OF the speakers We're very appropriate
ana the listeners paid marked atten
ton to every word that vas uttered
seldom II ever, did the people turn
out enmasse In this city as they did
yesterday,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-20
"TnN RRANn 90 CAIlIr


Manager Ruble has secured ftCm
Darcy a Wolford of New York. tho
sole right to produce this beautiful
scenic m%elo-drama in the west, and
has spared no expense In mounting
and staging IL. The first act is In two
scenes. the first showing the exterior
Of an inn in Spain; the second show.
ing the famous Diablo chasm by
moonlight-one of the most wierd and
beautiful ene ever presented on
any stage. The second net takes us
TO Leighton hall, England. where q
case OF mistaken identity Is the begin
ming OF misery for all concerned. In
the third act. which takes place In the
Ferndale hotel. the daughter Is made
to believe her father IL a criminal
The last act shows another beautiful
picture-the old stone quarry near
Ferndale. by moonlight. The expo
sion OF the powerhouse in this act is
n Of the most thrilling climaxes ever
witnessed. Added to the strong heart
interest, there is n strong vein OF
comedy running through the play. The
company carries all special scenery
COR this play and II will be one OF the
most complete productions ever wit
messed In the city. At Colombo hal
tonight.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-09-20
RAYNOLDS-McNAIR
Wedding Of Leading Las Vegas So
clety People.

Wednesday evening at the resi-.
dence OF the brides parents in East
Las Vegas occurred the marriage Of
Miss Esther McNair. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. T. b. McNair. and Il. ID. RAY
nolds. Rev. George Selby Of the Epis.
copal church officiating.
1t vas a quiet wedding. only rela-
tives OF the contracting parties being
present.
After the wedding supper the bride
and groom went to their new cottage.
which was handsomely furnished and
awaiting their occupancy.
Miss McNair is one OF the handsom-
est and most popular society young
ladies' OF Las Vegas and is a native
born Of that city. The bridegroom
Is the son of Jefferson Reynolds. pres.
ident OF the First National bank OF
Las Vegas, and a prominent politician
OF the territory, and Is himself a
stakeholder and assistant cashier of
the bank and a brother OF the terrific.
rial secretary.