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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27
THE FRIARS ATTACK MR.. TAFT.
lie l. Charged With HeinE PIinnt
Tool of President Mckinley.


MANILA. Aug 27.-Uuder the head OF
'DomPromiSe of tn Government Lib
,rtas- the official II the frfars in
tho Philippines. issue pub
fishes the follow go OK
i~tiug conditions
An rocogniz.
dom. and nobI
Taft is endow
this Eoveruu
worthy quail
possible to Overt,
through no fault Of g..
his way i'm the discharge O..
onerOus duties
The new Governor General surrou.
cd as he is by compromises from above.
riyalries at his sides. and iusubordina-
tions from below that endcayor to blind
fold. manacle. and thwart his efforts. and
expose him to grave errors. must be a
severe test. and will submit him TO great
ct proof unless at the start he uses hero
ic measures in breaking the bonds that
bind him TO the demands and caprices OF
different people.
1t is evident that when Mckinley APP
pointed Mr.. Taft he looked upon him As
an easy and plant tool TO further his
political plans
The President Of the Union who for
the last five years has held the helm Of
the Great Republic. must have given Mr..
Taft the point 10 steer 10 and indicated
the policy 20 be pursued in this unstable
archipelago.
''ATCKinley'S Cabinet is Republican Of
ancient vintage. brought up on the teach
ings Of Monroe believers in expansion,
favorers Of trusts and syndicates. and as
much American as the waters Of the PO-
tomac. The Governor Of the Philippines
mast direct his course by the Washing
ton constellation and his policy is sealed
by absolute Pan-Americanism-
Even though the kind tendencies Of
Mr.. Taft should favor the Fuipinos. yet
the previous compromises Of the Govern
ment forbid him the exercise Of any sym
pathy.
Before everything and above all he
must further American interests.
THE rich arbor Of administration in
these islands viii be freely offered TO
shelter the droyes OF American Office
seekers. anxious TO partake Of the odor
Of its flowers and eat Of its fruit The
services rendered Mckinley IN the me
tropolis' Will BE- paid for in fat jobs
The favorites Of Mckinley, the bench
men and co-operators Of the Republican
programme, Will carry off the best posi-
tons and highest salaries. II is custom
airy 10 FIX the salary in proportion TO the
number and influence Of the voters OF the
elected candidate To the viCtOrs belong
the spoils.' The Americans did not come
here 20 clean the stubtIe. but TO reap a
golden harvest; not to take Ieavines and
drippings. but TO grab the choicest NOR
sells in this land Of promise
Mr. Taft and his honorable associates
will tend strictly to the instructions Civ
en- them by the Secretary Of War and
the President Of the Republic The White
House viii fix the policy 10 be pursued fo-
controlling religious orders and secret So
cIeues, shipping and commercial privi-
leges, schools and courts taxes and 9th
er departments in the offices Of the insu-
lar government 1t is from Washington
that the net viii be extended; there the
appointments Will be made till they can
Inquire on the birds and fishes that may
fall in its mesheS
1t is nonsense 10 beIiava tho -,oI'.i~~'
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27
Ect AIwuys.

From the Chicago TriIuue)
The good wife had been cleaning house and
the bedroom carpet WAS uu-
Wcaricd ty tEu lab0r- 90 -lc dly the man Of
the house was about 20 retire 90 rest when be
stepped on a carpet tack which some careless
person had left on the hoor
But 10 happened that the tack had its broad
side zap. and the man escaped injury.
In real life carpet tack is not always stand
iuy IN a fighting attitude
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She Qualified.

From London PuuehN
Nauu. U.u-eEe,Ver tsuttryl eyiu-- cCua1--T mus
tell YOU : ann very particular as 20 the quality
af cookery ! have only Just recently parted with
q French gIgt-Qultg @ Gordon i.cu
Cook s what. ma' am.
Young H.u-eS,,rer-J Gordon hIgut It's French
and means blue rfthgu. yuu know
tHus-oh that's an right I've belonged ta
the Blue Ribbon Army myself i.r Years.
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wrongs inflicted upon him can render
him no better service than To- use their
utmost pndeaVOTs To prevent the for
nation Of unions Of any kind by the
blacks. which the whites viii be Ger
tain 10 regard with distrust and fear
Secretary Longs Delicate Position.
Public opinion may be unjust to Sec
Rotary Long in some degree. but. Ieav-
ing that question aside he is a very
iH-adyised man il he does not know
that 1T is holding him responsible for
the amazing performances + the per
son he has left in nominal charge Of
the Navy Department during his alb
sence. Indeed. there IS a more or less
widespread idea, in which we are not
at present prepared To share. that he
may have left Washington expecting
that Hackett would DO about what ne
has done and is doing, but desiring to
be in a position TO later disavow such
actions as might prove too dangerous
To Administration interests
Mr.. Long cannot be less ignorant
than the country now is that. as far
as the Navy Department is concerned.
this individual Hackett is a nonentity
Crowninshield is the real head Of the
Office and for practical purposes the
other Is his typewriter. 1t was Crown
inshield who inspired the refusal Of his
dummy to call Admiral Howison's at
tention TO the alleged Boston Record
interview, rejecting on Admiral Schley,
and lauding Sampson. There is no rea-
son to doubt that CrOwninshieId is re-
spOnsible. also. for Hackett's determi-
nation to call Captain Forsyth to ac-
count for public expressions which
seem TO be rather favorable to Admiral
Schley. although they do not contain
anything derogatory to the chronic alb
sentee Of the navy The inconsistency
prejudice, and general spirit Of un-
fairness displayed in these two actions
Of the vindictive Navigation Bureau
man, under cover Of Hackett's sigma
ture. speak for themselves. and here
at the Capital it is thought they speak
so loudly that. unless Secretary Long
shall return Immediately and put
stop to the malignant mischief now go
ing on in the Department President
Mckinley viii feel obliged to take
hand in the business himself. as he did
when the CrowninshieId-H ackett com
blnatlon was peremptoriIy ordered to
censure Swearing Bob" Evans
Mr. Mckinley is too good a judge Of
public sentiment not 10 realize that the
recent course Of the Navy Department
in the absence Of its head, has created
deep impression that the parti4ans
or Sampson, who are the enemies OF
Admiral Schley. Of course, are IN fun
control Of the machinery used in the
preparatory steps leading TO the Court
Of Enquiry, and that they viii hesitate
at hardly anything TO make Admiral
Schley' s vindication before that tribu-
nal rs difficult as possible. Whether
righuully or not. the public regards
Admiral Iiowison as a Sampson man.
almost entirely because Of plain evil
dence thar Crowninshield and Hackett
are desperately anxious to keep him on
the Court. Since tho c"r,,---- --.
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The Gang at Home.


Fsur hundred mayors and other CITY officials
attended the convention Of the League Of
American MUM qualities and the discussions are
sald 90 have been Of much interest. American
cities viii continue. heretofore. however. 20
be- controlled by politicians. and SO D uy As that
Is the case there can be- no reform
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27
Asking Too Much.

tFro- the Ohio State JouruaI.)
Ph0tu-rap her-LC0k pleasant. please
Patron-lJs no use 20 try; I paid the Cas bill
this morning. so I think l had better come in
some time again.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27
CURRENT HUMOR.


From the Detroit Free Prass)
gave the feIoH a terrible look
Are you Rot ashamed" Z Numbered .ta De
q mere thief when 1t Is 81 easy Co be an a-tgts
husuciere'
But IL was not my fault whimrered the
fellow, that my victim had only $40
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27

Fron the Chicago JouruaD
Before Admiral sampson can hope 90 arrange
contest with admiral -gulcy be- viii have, 10 go
and get reputation.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27
An Unkind Cut.

prom the Philadelphia Timeg)
Ultimately in this Turkish busiuess somebody
may remark Of the Sultan that nothing better
could be expected Of d man who habltuauy
smokes cigarette.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27
The Ranking Ladder.

CFrom the Philadelphia TImss)
"What are YOUR four sons doing uowg''
1.-The youngest Is sin studying. the second is
clerk ia a bank. the third Is cashier there. and
the oldest is in Canada"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27
punching the Errors.

iEL'u tlt Aiiahla JourHdL-)
The Government Weather Bureau claims that
only one IN five out Of its weather predict ions
is incorrect But sometimes, 10 must Doe con
ie--ed, u manage g. bunch Its misses IN rather
q d.aCuuragiHg manner
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27
The HOrriGed Huh.

tFrolu the Boston JourualD
il is mIuiicsty unsafe for anyone evceut lanes
J. JefTri,- OF Col. William r. CODY % uulrlr,. a
game oi baseball Do Baltimore
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27
What They Mean.

From the Houston PastD
The Virginia Republicans d,uuuurs trusts lint
favor combinations Of capital. The, are .yi-
IDENTIFY not after money. but just Doodle
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27
An Extra

Twins. chg
Yes, boy and girl. The boy is q second
edition az his f8thort'
And Che Cirll'
well, she's more in the nature Of An cs-
,rI, / suppose"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27

Grom the Baltimore Amsrfc1u0
Mr.. nriukctr-}T dear. remember zlt one -hwlr-
,oW doesn't make ~lgumgr-
Ms. pr.assyr-H amrh. q it did you would
hc about million years ahead Of auybuJ
a.-r-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27

Reports from Europe concerning diplo-
matte events have been bec0r7ing
strangely unreliable Of late Not many
days ago We were informed that relations
between France and Turkey were about
10 be severed. a day or two later We were.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27

fram the Birmingham Ago-IIerlIdJ
Tariff accidents are feared by the Aduiui-,rl.
ton Iu the next Congress
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27

From tho Chicago Ncws)
Germany does Not want Co. trade with us but
what can the poor thing DO when Nc have hid.
goods and Germany needs thcmg
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27
a NEW YORK WORLDS FAIR.
Acting Mayor GuEEenheimer SuE-
Eests That One lie Held in 1906.

BUFFALO. y. Y. Aug. 27.-On the pro-
gramme for Municipal Day at the EXPOSE
ton Acting Mayor Guggenheimer, Of New
York, was down for a speech yesterday.
Among the mayors who sat on the plat
form were Mayor Prefontaine, Of Mon
treal: Mayor Thomas @. Hayes, Of Bal
timore; Mayor Samuel l. Jones. Of To-
ledo, and Mayor Johnson, Of Fargo, N
d. Mr. Guggenheimer said before con-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27

feet Ia.
ing-roOm c.
gold trimmings
oned on each side Of q,
aHce Of gold and much Otu,s
OF. is the coat-Of-arms Of the r.
interior is Of carved mahogany. The a.
cries are Of green silk. and the furnishings
OF Mahogany. wicker and green silk plush.
on the left side Of the car is a combina-
tIou coach and berth, elaborate in design
and ornate in carving Upon this the King
will rest when fatigued by travel or the
tedious formalities Of entertaining At the
forward end Of the car are bath and toll
e rooms, and at the opposite end is an
observation portico. similar 70 those Of the
Pullman observation cars.
The dining car is the same size as the
drawing-rOOm car and OF much the same
pattern The exterior is painted red and
gold instead OF blue. The interior decora-
tiOns are brighter in color and the carved
mahogany woodwork lighter IN finish
The draperies and furnishings are red
In place Of green. although Of materials
similar TO those used in the drawing
room coach. In the forward end Is the
dining compartment. which contains six
tables. three Of which Will accommodate
four persons each and three two each 4
beautifully carved mahogany sideDOard
forms screen which separates the
kitchen.
The latter compartment is ntted with
modern range water tanks, hot and
cold water arrangements and complete
cooking OUtfit. Although the car Is
small there Is ample room for the viaads
for the Kings table Each car is mount
ed on double trucks steel framts. which
are smaller than those used IN this COun-
Try. being meter gauge. US inches
Roth cars are provided with atTbrake ar
rangements.
The preparation Of the cars for ship
mont required good deal Of knocking
down The bodies Of the cars were tax
en- on their trucks. for they are shipped
separately Hoods, neutrality-suspicious.,
braEng apparatus. bumpers, and steps
were taken on and fastened inside the
cars. Coarse muslin sheets were spread
over the cars and then houses OF rough
pine boards were built over them Thus
the beauties that are 10 delight Spain
were shut from American view Though
every detail in the manufacture OF these
cars is perfect and every inch OF material
In their composition the best. vet their
manufacturers look upon them as minor
orders IN comparison with the palace
built IOr King Oscar Ct Sweden in the
early Sos. and the car built for Dom Pc
dro, Of Brazil, that brought as a reward
70 the firm the prize Of the Centennial
Exposition in 1876
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27

---,-.r .sus.Ii,ts nap
pened IN the meantime. he did so. Il is
also announced, that Munir Bey, Turkish
Ambassador to France. who is summer
ing i'm Switzerland. has been teIegraphed
by the French Government not to return
70 Paris Thus. It VIII be seen that dipIo-
matte reI-tions between France and Tur-
key have been peremptoriIy broken Of,
and the world viii be- interested to know
what may happen next.
Dispatches from the Isthmus Of Fana-
ma which appear today, even IN Admin
istration papers, convey the information
that the revolution in Colombia against
the personal despotism Of the dictator
MauOQuin, is gaining Roadway. and that
foreigners at Cotton ana Panama general
ly would BE- gratifed BY the success Of
the liberals. The interesting question is.
VIII thu Administration permit the cause
Of liberty and constitutional government
20 triumph, or. Will # back Marroquin
and medieval tyranny
Great and interesting are the ways OF
Chinese diplomacy, We remember how.
when called upon to sign a treaty which
he had negotiated with Russia. but which
under pressure his Government repudiat-
81. the Chinese envoy at St Petersburg
fen down stairs and cracked his Celestial
skull We have another illustration Of
Monaghan hnesse. In the case Of Prince
Chun, who Is on his way 10 Berlin TO
apologize for the murder Of Baron Won
krtteler at Pekn-a murder. by the way.
which undoubtedly was ordered 10y the
Empress Dowager Chun gets as far as
Switzerland, where n IS taken suddenly
ill. COinCidenUy Ii and Ching. in Chi
ma, acknowledge that their alleged plcni-
pUtentiaTy powers were a humbuS, and
that they We're not authorized 20 sign
the peace protocol So Chun continues on
a bed Of anguish iE the Alps. on q stop
order from Singan-fu, telling him not to
proceed 10 Germany, as there are new
dnhcuities Ia relation to the peace prOto-
col. Chinese diplomacy is as cunning as
Mr Hays is splendid"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27
MARCoNrs SYSTEM BETTERED.
A Honolulu Manager Claims Three
Distinct improvements

HONOLULU. Aug 20 via san Fran
cisco. Aug 27.-F. J. Cross, Manager OF
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-27
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Acetylene black, produced from the carbon O;
lcetylenc. Is coming into use In the Manufacture
oi india ink
The Western Union Telegraph Company i said
10 De considering q proposition looking % the
adoption q the Rowland multipiex-te.eSraPh
printing invention
The postal authorities OF Chicago recently made
test Of automobile vehicles FOR Carrying the
mails Tie results are reported TO have been
entirely satisfactory
A new underground rapid trar- electric rail-
way Is being projected iu Londor- Il viii
tend from PiCCsdlly along the Strand. Fleet
Street and LudEate 1911 20 the city.
Al extensive exposition is proposed by the
people % Victoria. Autsralis. % De held AZ
Bendigo. 40 the end Of this year. 20 comrnemo-
-ate the discovery - gold IN 1851
--ogre~s q military autoraobilism in Ger
-',F by the fact that the Minister
--dered a series Of machines
ell Maxim guns. pro-
--uce com
--ars-
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than a general attempt at organization
by the yulored men. Those who profess
SO TO love tho negro and To ahhor the
wrongs inflicted upon him can render
him no better service than To- use their
utmost endeaV0Ts To prevent the for
nation Of unions Of any kind by the
blacks. which tho whites viii Ice Ger
tain To regard with distrust ana fear
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FINE CARS FOR SPANS KING.
Two PHIHtiHI ConveyaHceS Built at
Wilmington. Del.

WILMINGTON. Del. Aug 1.-Two pal
ace cars. one a luxurious rolling drawing
room and the other a diner. built for Al
fonso Nil, the boy King OF Spain, are
now on heir way 90 Biiboa. there to enter
the service Of his Majesty The cars were
- bv the jackson 4 sharpe Company
lily. They are neither the first nor
-s 10 leave this compauy's
oval use. but they are
Eing Of Spain has
i.h the other
7S they
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nee CON
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-20
Notes and Personals.

Austin, Texas August 10 The water
works system at Georgetown broke down
yesterday and the mayor tclegraphod here
70 fire engine. as the town was without
IRE protection. Mayor White had a steamer
sent up on a special train at 1880 o'clock
last night
Clarence D. Payne, one OF the efficient
clerks in the secretary of states depart
mcut returned last night from Waco,
where he has been on business for few
lion George W. Smith, cx-secrotary of
state. is IN the city from his home at
Colorado CITY. He is here on business
with the attorney generals department
Judge Rice MaXcy Of sherman is IN the
city on business with some of the state
! r. smith. we'll known grorney Of
Mckinney, IL In the city on bnsiness for
q rev days,
The comptroncr's department Is toiay
sending ont a new form 10 all tax HS.es
sors OF the State u seems that a num-
her Of errors have heen made by Tux
assessors In sending tax rolls 10 the comp
trolcrs department and II IL for the
guidance that the new form has been s.
ued
Miss Anita Schneider Of Houston, who
has been here visiting relatives and tricuds.
left today for her nome accompanied ~
Miss Anule Achilles.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

MadlsonyiIe, Texas, Angus l4-The MIS-
siCrary Baptisis began proitacted NEE F.
ing al this place Sunday, and " Is now
pTorressing nicely with large attend lnt,.
PrV. Lunpkin. pastor OF he cnnrcb AZ
franklin, Is q nductlng the meeting.
Gonzales. Ttzps. August ~. Tne Bart st
meeting al the tabernacle Is silt goin On
with services night and morning Key x.
n Hunks ls HsslBted hy he oCal min
Is being maufested In the sfrticeS'
Denton. Texas August H. Toe BIG Holi-
ness camp meeting began tonight on the
Bpauchatnp Hill n the southern part OF
ia city, snu rs FIRST service drew larg
crowd manV Of whom have 80 ne fruia
surrounding counties 20 spend tho eutire
Ten days.
san Angelo. TeIas August Il. The Mob
les meeting AZ Eld0radc. county Is 'at OF
Schleich,r county. sultel IN slHn-nve
conversions. A petition is beilg circulated
IN that county for the holding o. o local
option election. Rev Motley cyan opera
tons In S2a Angelo on tie l1th-
Wharton Texas. August IS. Rev. W.
GasEius has returned from Hawley. where
he assis rs Presiding Elder u G ere o.
Houston and Rev lngr.m OF ~ G mpo In
Il revival where much COOL wo-k WAS done
IN the Masters vineyard. Rev. Gnskins
win hold services In Wharto1 10 ay
Mount Calm. Texas. August -. One oe
the hest MEETINGS ever held here closed
Ivy nigh Jude he auspices af the Bap-
ns uuO nat nnmhNr of additions 10 the
Baptist church, though a nulnbey Of them
we're hy letter Rev W. y. Britain ~
Rnylor university dld tho preaching. and
tie baptism Of tluriy-four candidates
formed i beautiful scene.
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pale Eaoe-weak Nerves.

Any lack of iron In the blood shows In
the face Pallor is the sign rallor also
means much more. 1t means starved
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the vital organs, poor circulation and i'm
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In addition to iron this tIme-tried rsme
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saturday afternoon from an extended visit
a. home folk In Missouri. Returning, he
came by Bonaam aud attended 60 the great
cpttrn mill opening jubilee, lie Is now
getting down 10 the work OF preparing for
lie ,eplng @ ,hc cltg schools on Septcm
ber ana lo0ks forward 10 one ot tne
m ~ pr, htnble sessions in tue his Iory OF
IN already highly rcputed institution.
DlsuiDt Attorney 4, VI Camp 1rll r.
TFihty county W.efc ne has just CON
oludcd the criminal docket ~ the court Tor
this fern Mr.. Caupbelis Fame as "a pros
cuu e attorney aud am ahtr lawyer Is
50 cadine aud bis work ii giving The very
est Of sat sfaciiou al ever tle dlstrct.
Last week la Trinity county he secured
ak convictions for feloniCs and two FIR
mlsdem' anors an but one hclng white M n.
This cleared the duckct very considerably.