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Army and Navy orders.

WARRINGTON, ApH 5.-Ihesc army orders have
been issued
First llrut Thomas \ pcarSe Flnh Infantry.
from Fort sheridan 10 Vancouver blUlc,lS fur duly
with the TWENTY eighth Infantry "a, AdIVtapt
Major Morris { Hutch'nS, Qulrt'TuaStrr from
thc Transport Mcpherson to New York cts Tor fIf
Major Eugene T Iadd Quar'crmas'cr from ~.
Havana 10 New York city FOR further Instructions
Major Ammon a. Augur. Twenty uuG Infantry
transferred 10 the Twentieth Infantry.
These naval orders have been issued
Medical Director l.. ) rognu, rctlfed. To BOSTON
Medical Director g ? Nlu.lpw. from n. p,Ston
ward tu home and walt OrdrT~
Capt e IIradwell, G, from New York re-
cruitlns once to command MARINES at Dry T9rtugas
LIEUT. / Feland, NJ c, to Marine Headquarters.
Lieut. i n sullivan. " c. from New York bar
racks 10 Dy Tortugas, ts
Capt 5. D Butler, NJ. Q, to Philadelphia b.r
ntse ch.ne.s pong ot';ts on the A,a.c station
Navy DepNimrni informed by cable
and Isdct Charles s NrcemAn from the Brook
lyn to the Kentucky temporarily
Lieu. JOSIAH s Nck.an. from the petrc con.
Ensign Charles H. Lelper. from the Pc,rcl to III,
Buffalo
Lieutenant Commander Simon Cook from the
Princeton 90 the Newark
lieutenant Commander John C. Front from the
Lieut., ". j MaNwen, from the Brutus TO the l,s
De Cuba
Lieutenant " commander Charles u 7. Moor, and
Ensign Charles E. Glpin, from the Buffalo 10 the
Brutus.
gAde. Cavite station, 70 the BUFFALO
Commander Ebenert Prime, now on the AslaUc
station has peen assigned by Rear Admiral Remey
tenant Commander jesse Roper was sufocAteA
during rre on thA, vessel last Sunday.
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CHANGE ~ CORPORaTION Law.
Proposal to Admit Firms and Corporation,
to News AssOCiatiOns.

ALBANY, April - Asscmblyman Fish.
Rep, Oneidm introduced to-day a bin to
amend tho Membership Corporation law. the
object Of which he says is to admit 10 member
ship in the Associated Press corporations or
partnerships owning newspapers Mr Fish
SAYS that under the existing law only indi-
vidual- can be admitted 10 membership.
The following new matter is added to Section
81 of the Membership Corporation law.
Any corporation heretofore or hereafter
organized under this article for the purpose
of gathering, obtaining and procuring in
formation and intelligence Geographic or
otherwise. for the Use and benefit Of It's mem
b"r- and TO furnish and supply the sumo 10
lis members for publication IN newspapers
owned or represented by them may admit
a, members thereof other corporations, linz
tied liability Companlcs, joint stock and other
associations. partnerships, and individuals
engaged In the same business or In the pub
licatlOn of newspapers, periodicals or other
publications upon such terms and conditions
not noousist with law Or with it, GER
tlhoa'o Of Incorporation aS may be prescribed
in its bylaws"
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bills signed by the Governor.

-. ..,I -, Dl,lI :, A.. -,,,,,.l
NRANY Nprh ".--''"N. 'u'll '"-uay SlHh"p
the twenty-one Rochester bills which pro-
,..I. ,,,, tho Rochester Railway Comn,nv
Wv '""' w . 900 'oo, o.. 49,,
shan pay an a'-r'- intht OF s-'o,oop ior ths
paving ui streets h"l"reh ~, ni'h- dli
making the ,hlfSo preferred H'h on lhe
property oi IN" CpmhIhF. .,,u
The Governor has also signed the iOHowlng
bills. ..
Assembly CommNt'e on unri authoTlIinS
the state commissioning OF FlhilN tralli 70
inquire INTO ih" EN- 9i'eN"nt "i the laws
fr-t class, am Wh"n requested ,nN we toN-
ernnr 10 report 70 MN mo re~NltS OF MS IN
gulrE.
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Sundays and two weeks vacation In summer.
IL was stated that the conductors had no
grievances OF their own. their demands having
ceptance was conditional on the other em-
ployees coming to "a satisfactory agreement.
rough statement of the demands OF the
employees was given out TO the reporters as
follows: Trainmen and switchmen. present
wages 81 80 TO 81 10 u day for twelve hours'
demand s2.i5 TO $3.50 for twelve hours tele-
graph operators, present wages s45 10 sov a
month, demand general average of 700
engineers, present wages 1925 TO $500 ior
eleven hours. demand 1915. and in computing
an excess over 100 miles TO I cents extra
ilrefnen, present wages 50 10 To 1925 Tor eleven
hours. demand 81. IS 10 s.. IS
IL was said that these demands might De
modlned az conference with representatives
to the statement by Mr.. Warren; The
statement conveys nothing TO US. IL v not
reply TO the proposals made at any OF our
conferences and does not go into the real
Upto Jan. |, 1900. the railroad organiza ations
we're united in q national federation IL was
dissolved on that date. II Is understood
however. that there will be a system of CO.
operation In case of any trouble The only
one willing to talk on the subject yesterday
wa, hlef Sargent of the iiremen t.,
We are not looking for strike, he sald
and some forms would have TO be gone
through before there would be one can
only speak for my organization with au-
thorlty. II We have grievances ana con-
ference with representatives, OF the COM
pany, is refused, or If at such conference
che demands Of the men were refused, the
men would hold Il meeting and aS their
executive head would give them such counsel
az ! considered wise. II on secret ballot
two-thirds decided 70 quit work the. men
could strike. n did not sanction thi- nc
ton they would not receive any assistance
from the union"
In case OF one division taking decision
OF TINS kind would there be cooperation with
the others?"
you bet there would" he said 1T woul d
bring in all | do not say that this is likely
and / want YOU TO understand that | could
not order strike. As said before. we are
not looking for trouble go
Chief Arthur said that the delegation will
likely remain in the city for day or two.
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Inhor Tronhlcs In NeMhnrgh.

NFwBrRGH April Two serious labor
problems are now agitating the people Of
this city One is the dismissal Of the oldest
employees Of the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany. now operated by the Erie Railway
Company William II Burger and Mr.
Wells who have been with the former COM
piuy forty years. have been discharged
and the statement il made that more OF the
faithful old employees viii 20
The other trouble IL in the hat shop of
Ferry Weber \ Co \ few OF their EMPLOYERS
are dieSat ,fed with the wages and the entire
shop i, not only shut down, but the officers
or the union have taken away the union Ia bel.
Nearly Boo men are thrown ONT of work
Most Of them are willing 10 work. but the
union rules prohibit them.
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MANILA HARBOR IMPROVEMENT.
Commission Calls Through war Departmen,
for Bids on tho work.

WASHINGTON, April 5-The Division OF
lnsular Affairs Of the War Department has
received from Manila copies of the specihca-
tons and blue prints showing the proposed
Improvement OF the port of Manila. author
lied by the Philippine Commission
The work includes about 10000 cubic
yards rip-rap. 2l.0oo cubic yards con-
crete and rubble masonry in break
waters, about 100000 cubic yards OF
dredging and pile bulkhead. T. 700 feet long
The dredging will he in mud sand and shells
TO a depth Of thirty feet. the dredged material
to be used for reclaiming land
Bids must be- accompanied by bond for
$4,000 gold One contract will be made for
the whole work with contractors bond Of
10 per cent Of the amount bid Bid, will be
received at the Office of the Chief Engineer.
Division of the Philippines. Manila until II
o'clock A. NJ, Aug. /. 1901, and the right Is
reserved to reject any or all bids. Printed
specifications containing blanks for proposals
will be received by the division and win then
he obtainable by prospective bidders upon
Application. Specifications and blank forms
VIII, in due time, be accessible for in Inspection
at the offices Of the United States engineers
at New York Chicago and san Francisco
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ADMIRAL FiR0uBaR DETicHED.


WAsHINGToN, April An important naval
change was provided for to-day In orders
directing the detachment o' Rear Admiral
Farquhar from the command Of the North
Atlantic station and naval force and assign
ing Rear Admiral lIiGsiuSon to that duty
Admiral Faruuhir recently expressed wish
to he detached unless there was an immediate
prospect for moro important duty for his
small squadron. The orders provide for
his assignment as chairman Of the Light
house Board in Washington. the post now
held by Admiral IIigginson. The change in
command will take place on May at Hamp-
ton Roads
IL Il the purpose Of the Navy Depart
mcnt TO arrange a pro ogramme of extended
exercises this summer for the North Atlantic
SQUADRON There . only three ships In the
gluadrOu hut the number Will prObab
be incrcnsed and II i intepded 20 attach
10 1t houlla OF Torpedo boats now beng
put IN condition for service at the Norfolk
Navy Yard tn" squadron i composed Of tho
hatlcshirs .kearsargc. flagship. AahGma
and MASSACHUSETTS II Is now at S4In Juan
and Fort Monroe On reaching the last
named place the kcsr-urgr aud tho Alabama
will be- detached, the former proceeding
to the New York Navy Yard for repairs to
one Of her l3-luch guns, which was injured 10y
the premature explosion OF a shell, aud the
AlnhHina 10 INC 'ItWI7 NHlN dIu7 NJ lHlId,
dclpha. where she wa- built 10 10 ovorhnuIod
preliminary to her final inspection ~ a~'"r-
INN whether all tie work done 10y the con.
tractors IS satisfactory Tho squadron WI!
probably not be- rcudy for sea again unfil
late in June when II Will 70 To Newport 10
participate In a series of mau0'uNr"s rr uR"d
lv tho Naval War Collog" These exercises
will he In continuation OF the 'uur-" m prhr-
teal strategic prot hlcms which the class al the
War College have been studying
This will be Admiral lllEgln,nu 5 ilrri com
mHnd under his nHg commission Rear Ad-
mral Evans applied for the ChalrWAnshlp
or tho Lighthouse Board, but the D"rartmrnt
Geo dcd - retain him az president ol ia" IN
sprCtion Board
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Movements of NAVY Vessels.

WASHINGTON. April ). The collier Leondas
has arrived at Lambert's Point, Norfolk. and
the collier ZaAro at Cavitr The training shin
Buffalo has sailed from CavitG Tor Colombo,
and the gunboHt Gloucester and the torpedo
boat ShubTick from Annapolis for the barren
Island trial course
Rear Admiral Remey reported by telegraph
to III" Navy Department. TO-DAY that some
of the gunboRts engaged in patrol duty in
Philippine waters had been distributed as
follows Marietta, Don Juan do Austria,
Paragla and Samar at Cebu, and Cnlamanes
at Lamhoanga
The trainng ship Lancaster will leave
Tompldnsville on April for n cruise en-
braCiug Port Royal Hampton Roads card
neT'o Bay and Vicinity. where the month Of
june will be spent, and Newport, where the
vessel will arrive on July2
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THE FUTURE OF AGUINALDO
FLOODED WITH SyG-
GESIIONS on THE SIBJEtT.
A Massachusetts Man Offers ssO.OOO for Him
for One Hundred Nights. and Another Offers
s2SO. 900 for One Year Two Men suggest
That He he Turned Over to the Boston Ants

WASHINGTON, April No end of assistance
has been offered the Administration in It's
effort to reach determination as to the dis
position to be made of Aguinaldo. The
President. the Secretary OF War and other
public officers have received scores of telc-
grams and letters from American citizens
containing suggestions on the subject. Nearly
all Of these have apparently been made in
good faith Several persons have offered
10 take guinaldo of the hands OF the Govern
ment aud are willing to pay for the privilege
of holding him. One notable thing about
these communications is that practically
all Of them suggest that Aguinaldo be brought
10 the United States. Thus far the Presl-
dent and his advisers have not reached any
conclusion concerning AgIinaldo's future.
Their state Of mind is probably pretty well
described by poetic correspondent styling
himself THE Poet Of Winnisook." who
starts of in this way
what shall we do with Aggie'
Pray say what shall We do
Elhu looked at william and " VILLAIN at Elhu"
The Poet OF Winnisook" does not answer
the question for Mr.. Mckinley and Mr.. Root
but many Of his fellow citizens have had no
difficulty In reaching conclusions and are
perfactlv willing IN pIye the Government
" -, ,rt,. -
the beneht OF thelr thoughts' Inc names
and addresses OF these people are not OBJ
tanabIe, but some OF the communications
were read TO THE Sun reporter to-day.
The first received came from Massachu-
setts man. who telegraphed the President
on the morning the newspapers pr'n''u INV
Manila story OF Aguinaldo's capture that
ha vo,,ld civ. eco poo IN tho Goycrutnent
Nv "'u'' So
Tor the custody OF hgu'haiuo i"r ~" n'Eh'N'
II" said that he wanted Aglinaldo TO deliver
. l.r,ure an e,ch of the nights md waSwilliuu
49, 80 50, -, 49,.
10 turhlHh pohu IN Ms Hate l''u'h "t 'no
end Of the specified period. Inc man who
made this offer il said to be well known but
,'1.'.' ~ ,,,,-,'
MS name i "lthh'lu'
Another man who believes there Is big
nona, in Ayuinnldo as n show attraction
49,, - 80 oa, a., Li, -.
mas oHereu s|o'oVo iol MS ous'ouE 'or ono
70 lZh tytt. t.t.. "A
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THREE-pLAT0oy POLICE SCANDAL.
Gov. Oden SAYS There Was No Justification for
Attacks ON Senator strsnahan.

ALBANY, April 5.--Gov. Odell's attention
was called to-day TO an article in one OF the
New York papers upon Senator Stianahah
and the Senate Cities Committee, intlmathg
that the incorporation of the so-cdlled hree
Platoon Police amendment" in the New ork
City Charter Revision bill had been accom-
plished through unworthy and ahhorrent
means The Governor said that he lelt that
a grave injustice had been done senator
Stranahan and his colleagues on that com
mitteo by the reflection contained IN the article
that from his personal knowledge OF the facts
he could say that whatever rumors might be-
IN circulation IN New York. as far as the
Albany end was concerned there was no
justification for the attacks on senator Strsn-
ahHn and the Cities Committee Tho Governor
SAID that a great many suggestions had been
offered with regard TO the Charter, and. as
he understood tine three platoon amend
mcut was explained as having Tor its objects
not an increase Of the ponce force OF New
York city. but TO bring INTO active duty 4
great many mon who are now serving on
details, with a view TO equally dividing the
service among the men on The force. Tho
suggestions. however we're merely tentative
and sub IeCt 20 review when the committees
OF the TWO houses met IN Joint session to dis
cl-- the proposed amendments. The una
uImIty with which IL was rejected shows
conclusively that it was the intention Of tho
Legislature 20 conserve the best interest
the riiy of New York, and that there was no
intention on the part Of senator StranHhdn
10 depart from the rule which he has followed
consistently throughout the session 10 refrain
from reporting bills Of a mandatory character,
which would mean an increase IN the expenses
of the city OF New York. The tdct that no
such bill has become a law shows that senator
Stranahnn has done nothing 70 justify tho
insinuations or charges m the article referred
To- The Governor added
4 have known every member " tho senate
Cities Committee for a number OF years, ana
know enough of the dongs Of tho present
Legislature to -tv TO the peop" Of the state
that if these reflections are intended 10 reach
the Senator the action Of the Senate tommlt-
toe can bear the closest scrutiny md ~ mem
hers re a. innocent of any wrongful intent AS
those who CrltlCise them.
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NONE FOR JNERRIiTES.
senator Trainor Proposes That the CITY Pav
for Their Keep Out OF ENci,e FUNDS.

ALRANY, April 5-Senator Trainor to-day
introduced bill to Incorporate the Inebriates
Home for New York City. The trustees are.
William +. Jenkins. \ Campbell White
Delaney Carter, Isaac y Love and Frank
J. Cuthhcrt~on, The city Of Ncw York
is authorized 10 pay the homo not exceed
ING 8 per cent of rhc annual revenues Of the
Liquor Tax Law for th" care and support Of
hHbltual druuklrds committed 10 the home
bvlny ma gl-'r1tr and for the founding equip
neut and maintenance of tho hOm" or
the city authorities may contract with the
home 10 care for destitute drunklrds and pay
for their caro- ont ~ the excise revonIcs
The homo may take prNat" patients at private
rates, and the expense of their care and sup
port j, not To- be- charged to the city fund
assessment
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VETO FOR PRIVATE TLiIM .BIIL.
GOV. OdeiI says Legislature Cannot Reopen
Case Decided nv SupcryiSors.

ALB,NY. April 5.--Gov Odell has vetoed
Assemblyman Darr~on'- bill providing for
the payment Of claim by the Board of Super
vi,ors of Niagara County 10 Roswell Park
The Governor says that the boards Of super
vi,ors are empowered to settle all claims and
succeeding boards are not at lhertysto rehear
and rpdetermne claims which have been
passed upon bv preceding board :. r real
son for this, the Governor says. b. 20 pre-, pnt 4
continual pressure on tho part Of indIvlduHl~
10 secure compensation beyond the amount
az which their claims have been auditeI
The claim Of PARK had been passed upon bv
one board so that the purpose Of tho bill was
To- enable another board 20 reconsider the
determination The Governor saws n IL en-
tIrely ont of tho province Of the Legislature
10 take such action.
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NAY CUT TIMBER IN PHILIPPINES.
Secretary Rect Decides That tho New Law Does
Not Prevent II on Public Lands.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-The Secret airy Of
War has rendered a decision TO the effect that
the Hoar amendment TO the Army bill. pro-
hibiting the granting Of concession in tho
Philippines. does not prevent the cutting OF
timber upon public lands as regulated by a
general order issued last July by Gen. Mac
Arthur. Tho decision of Secretary Root is
that Senator Hoar's amendment does not in
terfere with existing forestry laws and regu-
lations in the Philippines These regulations
do not permit the disposition by the Govern
ment of public lands. but do provide for the
granting of licenses to persons who desire TO
cut timber upon State lands
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FRESH WATER BASINS FOR TBE yAvy.
Board to Consider the Proposition 10 U-e Lakes
Union and Washington.

WASHINGTON. April 5--Secretary long
to-day appointed n board of officers, con-
sisting of Capt, Perry of the Iowa. Capt
Burwell. Commandant OF the Puget Sound
Naval station: Lieutenant-C Commander
Peters and Willctts. and Naval Constructor
llibbs with Ensign Jensen as Recorder In
examine into the feasibility, desirability and
praCtiCability of a proposition to use Lakes
Union and Washington as fTesh-water basins
for naval vessels. This action of the Secre-
tary was the outcome Of the representations
made by the Seattle Chamber Of Commerce.
which desires the navy to become concerned
In "a practical way In the project of connect
ing these two fresh water lakes with Puget
Sound. An Appropriation Of sl7O,0Dl for
starting work on a canal 20 form the con-
neCtion has been secured from Congress.
and If the Board of Naval Officers thinks 1t
adv sable the canal will be- made Of sufficient
depth and width to accommodate the biggest
battleship Lakes Union and Washington
are near the Puget Sound naval station.
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lockout ~ LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
Machlnsts in a Scranton shop Telegraph Union
Offcers TO Begin a strike.

SCRANTON, Pa, Apr,l 5 A lockout Is now
being enforced at the locomotive shops Of the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company in
Carbondale. There has been trouble az the
works for some time because the new super
intendent. MIR Rennie. refused to allow extra
compensation for overtime on Thursday
night large number Of machinists we're asked
to work late on repairs They refused and
were discharged Others we're called in,
they refused. and they were discharged
his was kept mp until fortv-hve men in all
had been dismissed
The machinists are all union men and to-day
telegraphed To national headquarters for
permission to declare strike Meantime he
men have opened Headquarters
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Appointment, In the Navy and Marine Corps.

WAsUlNoToS, April The President made
the following appointments to-day.
Navy Rush K Wallace. Jr, To be a First
Lieutenant in tho Marine Corps, John y
Doddridge TO be Lieutenant, Thomas Lutz-
stitt to be an ensign Conrad ". l.. JungquIst
to be a gunner CLAYTON = Hand 20 be a car
penter. Frederick Il Hazard to be boat
swain. Arthur Smith To be boats swain. Osborn
Deigunn to be a hOat-WNu
The last named was one Of the sailors who
accompanied Hoh~nn in the wrecking OF the
MerIimHC ut santiago
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Decrease OF Money order Rate. 10 and From
Canada.

WAsHINoroN. April BY an agreement
just concluded between the Two postal adj
minstratlons of the Initod States and Canada
money orders will hereafter be- exchanged
hstween the two Couutrir, az the domestic
rate Of three-tcuths Of per cent instead Il
the present International rat" of per cent
A. the latter rate the money orders sent from
this country 10 Canadian offices aggregate
annually HhOutf2. .OOO, OuU, and hose n American
post offices from cam da suuCW hHt less. II
l. expected that N" decrease In tiriN will
greatly augment the free exchange Of funds
between the two countries.
The sun., 1901-04-06


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Battlc~bip Wisconsin May Not 60 to Manila.

WAsHiNGToN, April S. The Navy Depart
ment was informed to-day that the battleship
Wisconsin arrived at Mag dalena Bay, lower
California, on March Il She was sent there
e. to-t her guns and 10 shake down her ma
chinerv prior to proceeding 10 the Asiatic
station. II was said 10y naval officials to-day
that in view Of m" practical ending Of tho
Filipino inSurreCton and tho quiet cond tious
prevailing in China the Ni,, ouSin will probably
remain at home. The Wisconsin will return
10 San Francisco about April Is.
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CapItuIatlon Of Insurgents on the Nortb side
of Manila Bsv.

WASHINGTON, April 5-Admiral Remey
cahled the Navy Department to-day from
Manila rs follows:
"GoodreIl at OonEapo on the 4th con-
Cluded surrender of insurgents IN country
from lba to Morong
This surrender Is regarded aa very i'm
portant The area between lbd and Morong
embraces parts Of the provinces Of Zam-
bales tof which lba Is the CapitaD, Pam
panga. BuelaCan and Morong, extending along
the north side of Manila Ray. This has been
the hotbed of the inSurrootion. where the
most loyal of Aguinaldo', ddherent, we're TO
he found