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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
Price ONE CENT.
A BRITISH SHIP INFECTED.
The Crew Believed to BE Afflicted
With Yellow Fever.

Steamer EtheIbrytha Arrives nt Neyv
York From Prosrexo With One
Man Dead and several Affected bv
DiSease-InveStiEHtinE the Matter.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-The health au
thorities are concerned over the case c.
the British steamer EtheIbrytha. which
arrived here last night from Progreso-
One of the vessels crew was dead and
several others were seriously m with
what IS believed to be yellow fever.
The dead man was A Fragerland.
twenty-nine years Of age, and an able
seaman. He was born I'm Russian Fin
land and expired at $50 O'Clock last
night The body was removed 20 the
quarantine station. where DR.. Doty. the
health officer Of the port. viii today con
duct an autopsy In order to diagnose the
disease that killed the man
Dr. Doty. after learning Of the illness
aboard the EtheIbrytha. went aboard and
began a painstaking examination Of the
crew He found three men III and the
captain stated that several others had
been affected by the disease during the
passage. Then Dr. Doty ordered that the
vessel be detained and thoroughly disin-
fected.
AS there is a great deal OF yellow fever
at PrOEresO. Dr- Doty is very suspicious
Of the cases. and believes that a diagnosis
viii show that the men are suffering with
that disease
Every Drecaution is being taken 70 pre-
vent the spread or the fever, and the
health authorities are confident that their
Efforts VIII be successful The vessel and
the crew viii be detained at Quarantine
for a sufficient time to insure purihcatIoa
from the fever. The EtheIbrytha is con-
signed 60 Daniel Bacon.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
THE vIcUNA oBsEoUIEs.
A state Department OHlciaI to Meet
the Remains.


Secretary Hay has designated Col VIII
lam II. Michael, Chief clerk Of the State
Department. 10 meet the body Of Senior
ViCuua. the late Chilean Minister. when Il
arrives in Washington The remains Of
the dead diplomat viii reach here at $50
o'clock tomorrow morning over the Penn
sylvania Railroad. and will be taken 10
the Chilean Legation. where the body viii
He iu state for "a time
Colonel Michael has received telegram
from Senor Iufaute the First Secretary Of
the Chilean legation. stating that the fu-
neral services are 20 Doc held in Buffalo
today. President Buchanan. OF the Pan
American Exposition. viii represent the
Government al the ceremonies by request
Of the State Department.
The body viii leave Buffalo at $50
o'clock tonight II viii remain in Wash
i1grou until the Chilean training ship
Baqusdano which is now somewhere in
the vicinity Of HaEifax. arrived at Ralti-
more. n VIII then Dee removed to that
city and placed aboard the ship for trans
uo-tation 70 Chile where il is TO find
final resting place
The training ship Eaguedauo IS cruising
in northern waters and was expected 20
come TO Ncw York on a friendly visit
Her itinerary viii he changed and she viii
come 20 Baltimore ta receive the body OF
the late minister.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
LABORERs QUIT WORK.
Refuse to Toll Ten Hours "a Day for
"a S-mh-Cnntrnctnr.

Nine lahOrers. employed under Richard
son & Burgess. the contractors who are
tearing down the condemned buildings
just west of the new Willard Hotel. quit
this morning rather than work ten hours
"A day. The men had been helping the car
peuters who work ciEh- hours a day, bat
q portion Of the work having been turned
over hy Richardson a. Burgess To Donald
NJ Shechau. "a suJ-coutractor, ten hours
work was demanded Of them. II is also
reported that the pay OF the Iaborers was
slightly reduced
Mr. Sheehau. when questioned about the
matter said ,Eat the trouble could not in
any sense be- criied strike, as the men
had made no demands but had simply
not cared Co work al those hours. He said
he had all the labor required to continue
the work
Tho buildings in process OF demolition
are among the oldest in Washington, hay
ing been erected In 1855 1t is understood
that AlI Willard intends TO pIt Up ia their
place few temporary JWO-SJOry build
lHEs- which Will occupy the ground Tor a
year or two, when a larger house viii be
erected
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
PROTESTS HIS INNoCENCE.
Edward \. Shepard Mikes CAN at
the Patent Onlce.

Edward y Shepard. eN-Chier Clerk Of
the Patent Office, recently dismissed from
THAI position called yesterday afternoon
at the Patent Once, and spent consider
able time in confidential conversation With
Mr. Moore. the Assistant Commissioners.
Ar Shepard. IL is understood. continues
To- proclaim his innocence OF the charges
brought against him Before leaving the
building, Mr Shepard packed up his be-
longiueS. still in the office formerly oe-
cupi,d hy him as chief clerk. and took
them with him
Sympathy continues t. be expressed for
Nj Shepard i'm all parts Of the Interior
Department
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
THE RETURN OF MR. HAY.
He Reaches Washington After Con
ferrinE With the President.

Secretary Hay returned this morning
from Canton. where he went 10 confer
with the President upon several important
matters that have arisen in the State De
Tartment since Mr.. Mckinley left Wash
iuEton-
The President and the Secretary OF
state went over the Venezuela Colombia
situation and discussed affairs in China.
with particular reference 10 Ihe protocol
which has been agreed TO and VIII be
signed within few days
Secretary Hay had no advices this
morning from the scene Of the disturb
ancc in South America and no word was
received from either Minister Couger or
Commissioner ROckhiu i'm China
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
TEGELER's RELEASE ORDERED.
Action Taken 10y the Acting Seere-
tary OF the NnVy.

Frank w HackeJt, Acting Secretary Of
the Navy. has ordered the release Of Rob
ert G. Tegelcr the coal uasser on the
Oneida. who was convicted and sentenc-
cd by coUrt-marJiaI for disobeyiug the or
ders Of Commander Hopkins, OF the Dls-
trict Naval Militia.
The release is ordered, pending the ap-
peal which has been made IN TegeIer's
behalf 20 the District Court of Appeals
Tegeler was sentenced 10 serve three
months on prison ship in Norfolk.
The Court Of Appeals viii not meet
again until October and il viii Dee some
time after that before the case is decided.
The point raised IN behalf Of TtgeIer is
that Commander hopkins. not being a
naval officer. had no right 10 issue or
ders to Teseler, who is an enlisted man
in the navy
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
JOHN W GATES IN CONTROL.
Result of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
CnnlmnnN Meeting.

DENVER, Col, Aug John W Gates
ana his associates retain control OF the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, accord
ing % the returns from yesterdays meet
ing President OssOOd, Gates man. did
not resign. as was predicted. Henry r
Wo!cott retired as attorney. owing 70 his
U-o-ractgd absence from Denver and Ben
T. Gable. Of Rock Island. j. T kebler, OF
Denver. and Ernest ThaIman. OF New
! ork- also retired from the directory.
their places being taken by John J. Mitch
ell, John Lambert, and j.. ". Gates. Of
Chicago, and John A. Blair. of New Jer-
sey-
Two hundred and eight thousand out OF
25t.11J shares were represented The eN-
ecutive committee issued circular stat
ins that the control 0f the company had
not passed East. as evidenced by the cleo
zion Of majority OF Denver men
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
DETENTION OF a caINAMAN.
4 Legation Attache Makes n Vain
ApneaI at The TreaSurN.

An attache yf the Chinese Legation call
od ON IT, A Taylor. Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury. and informed him that
one of his couutrymeu was being de-
tanned NJ san Francisco by the i'm
migration autho-.uCs for reasons not
known To- him The Chinese diplomat
claimed that tn, Celestial detained simply
wished 20 take jhe usual route through
the territory of the United States on his
way Co Mexico
Mr. Taylor told his caller frankly that
the department Was in possession Of in
format-u showing JhaJ Cinnamon have
been making practice of going 20 Nexi-
co and thence being smuG2Ied over the
frontier into the United States
Their immigration To- Mexico is NOT
bona fde" said Mr. Taylor. but simply
"a scheme whereby u surreuIitiously get
back into the United States.
The Chinese diplomat thanked Mr.. Tay-
Ior for the Information and promised 20
convey it To- Air- Wu Tius-Iaug.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
DECORATED By N. LoUBET.
". II. Harper Receives the order of
the Legion of Honor

CHICAGO. Aug. Word was received
in Chicago Yesterday that w. r. Harper,
President Of the University Of Chicago,
had been decorated with the French order
of the Legion Of Honor by President Lou
bet.
The distinction was accorded Alr- Har-
per by reason OF his interest In the French
educational system. viEch has recently
eliminated ifl tho establishment st Chlca-
So 0f "a branch ~ Iue Alliance Francois.
and Of "a brauch school 0f the University
of Chicago m Paris
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
DEAN wAYLAND PARALYzED.
Stricken While Leaving the Law
sehnnI NJ NnIa-.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Aug Dean
WayIaHd, OF the Yale Law School. lies in
a critical condition at his home here to-
CAY one side Is partially paralyzeL Elve
surgeons are In attendance
ur- : d. Gilbert this noon gave out the
following official signed statement,
While leaving the law school on Mon
day afternoon Judge Wayiaud was sud
denly seized with severe pains in his right
leg Since then Ee has been confined to
his bed and HIS suffered much pain His
illness Is C=USed by an obstruction IN the
circulation of the right leg He is now
more comfortable lie is doing as well as
could Boz expected. and there is no imme-
diaLe danger
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
L..,.-knt.. - ~ u raeIae 80

-l. Psla>g IglI.a Railroad Personally CONDUCTED
Tour System
Ja September Z3 the Peuu-yIuluia Railroad
U....E a.l U- another luW-rate personally
....I tour oi tEe Pacific Coast. COVERING
r..... .t thirty days. The party win travel Hv
-ng,a.. tr.sn at Pullman sleeping dining and OBJ
-.r.at..l ears. and uu tlg SONG trip viii ra-z
through r-c famous scenery OF Colorado stop
rfa- DO t.. principal points gt interest. iuCIuL-
.ur SAT- Lake CITY a stop OF l,e LIys VIII be
made r ~la Erau..-.g LUuu- lle General Tn
s..l..s- Convention of t-e Protestant EriScg11T
Clar.l- ON tile luUCl--I nip LLe roat= ,.i.l
DE through southern California. v.I tle Grand
a-rs ar. the l-gL expenses white trlFeluE On
tE. -...-aI train. SI-.. tTrm Ns-.iu-trn
Tur u.fE.- information apply 90 O. StuIL-.
pr--.r.s.- Ascent. -.-tlaa-tUr1 District Wasfr=---
ton H- e. n- address George N- EuyI. Assist
au. General Passenger Agent. FL5ladclpbil-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
A COLLEGE OF HERALDRY.
Institution Incorporated for Genoa
InsicaI Resenrches.

ALBANY. y. g.. Aug. The College
OF rteraIdry in America, wl,h IT'S principal
ONCE in New YORK city, has been Incor-
p1rated with capital of $500 90 conduct
genealogical researches for members ana
clients OF lle society. establishing and
furnishing rights TO cCaIs-UI-arUs and
CrgSJS-
The directors are Richard WIIberf0rce.
OF Phiadelulia- Henry W. Knight and
George e. EULWtu- OF New York city. aud
Chauf cry Brown. OF ErUUE-yu-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
TO vACCINATE STREET CAR MEN
Precautions Taken by "a New Jersey
Railway Company.

NEW YORK Aus Z--Iu addition 20
tumizariu- It's ears daily as a precaution-
AIRY measure against o. smallpox epidemic.
which DR. Converse. the physician ot
Hudson county fears may come with the
tau. the North Jersey street Railway
Company has decided that all its en-
rIav.= mus. .. VaHrluIr-l.
The division superintendent. M-- Ne
Cu-uaCk. ElG has rlg--e OK aL The COM
pa.E.S lines iE Hudson county. said this
morning -E-r DEE VIII ser % good example
and 5e the first Co have his arm scraped-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
NJ. DEUTsCH's AIRsHIP.
The Inventor Compelled to Abandon
His Experiments.

PARIS. Aug. IN. DeUtsch the donor
OF the prize for an sirship that would
leave St Cloud, turn the Einel Tower and
return in thirty minutes, has abandoned
his experiments on his own balloon for
the present He says that because Of it's
enormous dimensions his balloon would
require "a greater area than can De found
near Paris
NJ Deutsch-s airship- It Is said, Is mod
eIed on that Of H. Sau-os-Dumont. and
is of 63-horsepower. The young Brazilial's s
wre ked airship was Of 16-horsepower.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
BAN JOHNSON ACTS.
Shugart and KntoH indefinitely SuS-
uended md EInrd.

BALTIMORE. Aug President Ban
Johnson has notified Manager Griffith Of
the Indefinite suspension OF ShugarL and
KatoIL OF Chicago. for assauIung Umpire
Haskell il Washington Shusart has been
fined SIHH and ka-1I 50
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
Mr.. and Mrs. whitney Mt Lenox.

I-ENON. Mass. Aug. 22-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney arrived last night
at AutIer Lodge October Mountain. the
Berkshire home Of Mr.. Whitney. hIr
Whitney brought ten riding and carriage
horses. He plans 20 remain In Leuux tin
the last week in October His father fg
expected early in September
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
So seHsEpre Weekend Trips. 90
Via Is. g. o. r. r.

BeginniHg July 8. an trains Fridays and sat
urd8ys, good 70 return until following tuesday
% Atlantic City Cape Ely. Sea Isle CITY. and
Ocean City; - for the round trip.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22

Boards. s1-26. Hest Boards s1.25 per
100 sq. f., by Frank LiJbcy Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22

Excursions to Ocean City. Md,
Fridays u August SURF bathing, d-aiuz. sliIlu-.
Special rates Enquire at zoo Fourteenth ST. nv.
sI.25 Per 100 It. for Boards, the best
kind only, Jy 4. Libbey * Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22
SIS TO baltimore and Return Via
H. g O. SnturGn,. and sundny.

August 20 and 25 Tickets good io Ir'HI" Hiil
f.rIa..n- u.r.,r4-. Good iaa aI trains except
Royal Limited.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22

BriEht LiIu-dried Boards, ST." per
100 SO IT,, At 9th ST. and Nea lorA ave.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22

Uniform thickness Boards. SI.25 per
leo IT,; bcst quality, too. 9th and ~ y ave.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-22

Boards. Hoards. Boards Si-25; kiln
d-.l. aHl sls.. inches Li1bey q Co.
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FIynn's business College. sth and 4
Business Shorthand. Typevritiug-S25 a ,e,r

Open a bank account with Union Trus. y Srrr5-.
Co. 1914 r Street, and -et interest ODD def,7e.r-
Any length Bonrds, sI.25, and nm.
widths inches. L,bU,y & Co.
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All one width Boards. St.25; : inches
and best, al 9Th and Sew Yor. ave.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
10 PAGES TODAY.
THE CAPTURE OF AeUINALDo.

They say that all things are fair in love and war,
but this is statement that admits of much quaifca.
ton and doubt at last Judged by that ancient and
aphorsmc standard the capture of Aguinaldo in the
manner in which it effected may he all right
But this Filipino ehieftan, with the poor and limited
material at hand has long successfully dehed
the whole power Of the United States and made such
determined stand for his countrys independence that
even American could wish that his capture had not
been brought about through the treachery OF his own
officer
General Funston and tho men with him took large
risk is true and exhibited their contempt OF danger
but the chances really in their favor from the
moment they bought over the messenger whom Agui-
naldo trusted. If troop of American cavalry or a
company two OF infantry. had boldly taken the Fiji
pno chiefs trail and him down as Lawton did old
Geronimo In the Mexican mountains years ago,
the achievement of his capture would have much
moreo the credit of the capors and the prestige
our arms than this present exploit VIII become rem.
dered possible and successful was only through
Filipino treachery.
Undoubtedly this prize viii have a considerable Of.
feet on the fortunes of in the Philippines but that
1t will put stop to hostilities is by no means likely
Agunaldoa name TO conjure by among the
natives from all accounts but the Fpinos have hard
~ been lighting under any personal direction OF his
for year past They have divided into separate and
practically independent bands and have been inspired
by the settled native hatred toward the invaders which
has taken hold OF almost the entire population
The guerrilla warfare will likely 30 on as heretofore
and we shall be stil paying years hence the costly
price in blood treasure which tho effort to conouer
these islands is entailng upon u.s. over there as In
South Africa does not appear that the presence of
any one man is absolutely necessary to keep alive the
fame
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
THE TEXAS ISLANDER MILLS CLOSED powN.

Speaking OF the outlook for the meeting OF the
Texas Real Estate and Industrial association at Hills.
boro soon Mayor Higgins of Waco president of the as.
eociaton, said the other day
The outlook for the largest meeting ever held in Texas is
very encouraging There never was time in the history
lexas that the people looked upon with more
favor The people have quit talking OF the faults Of Texas
for all patriotic citizens realize that this policy has becn
hurtiq t. Texas and gnrhtu il fact and now the slogan
Of the inviting field for investors liberal laws fnc ofccrs
tell everything; tell the truth for and about Texas"
In viewing the industrial and commercial awaken.
Ing OF Texas which has occurred within the past year
or So and which is continuing month by month to at.
tract more and more attention, feature about 1t Is
so full OF announcement the patent fact to which
Mayor Higgins makes reference that "the people have
quit talking OF the faults of Texas
II was the vogue among certain leading papers and
leading citizens OF this State three four years ago to
unstntedy abuse the laws of Texas and to insist that
wildeyed crusade existed here against capital sueb
insftenee was SANDER, pure and simple but that aid
no' these home enemies OF Texas from uttering
siy Tor political and other purposes That as
~ ggins says. such utilization of the state
aseess, was hurtful TO Texas" no sane man
Matehea the course of events will deny In
ing else has kept outside capital away from
80 long or SO retarded development as these
oeiamatory utterances AS to the Character of
ana OF public sentiment here which reached
y OF the capitalists OF other parts OF the count
nat iexas has not sooner begun her busy era Of
ihuastrlh development therefore is due directly 20
the treacherous conduct OF certain az ber
papers and prominent citizens
y y matter naturally. Of great satisfaction to TIM
Posi- 70 know that during all these years Il has triad
with every reSpurce within its command to comha, ~,
deafhat Texas either in its laws or It's sentiment
hostile toward capital Or opposed TO investments Of any
legitimate character by outsiders Time ana aga, ~,
Posi- mas shown that the codes OF this state were
more liberal toward capital less regulatiye a onnrs
wye than those Of New York and Massachusetts Foy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
PRESS CONN ENTs.
]. NJ. LEWIS.

The trusts have fear from their work than
anything ese.-Brockton (Mass) Times.
Russia has not made good bluff when called in forr
The bear bdes his time and steals when one for
bids.-Chicago TmesHerald
Returns from the National banks in Nebraska outside q
Omaha and Lincoln show that the deposits steadily %
the increase. The State banks show similar condition ih'
rural communities keeping up with the prosperity po
sion.--Omaha Bee.
Why not the president let modest people alone ines
is the Hon. John NJ Thurston of Nebraska, who is under
stood have retired from the United States senate for s
purpose OF attending his law practice And ns
he is dragged of his retirement be commissioner -
the ST. Louis observation-disclosures Enquirer.
The fact that Benjamin Harrison once President =
the United States does interfere in the least with 70
other fact that he had right dispose Of his property
will in such seemed to him just and expeas4r
Newspaper his action in this matter is not 0
superhuous but impertinent.-P Bulletin
When American State be deprived of its repfess
tston in the result OF the Vaccinations o.
like Addcks is time for the people TO do soms
thing effective in the line of reforming senatorial eeen0
Responsibility for the the part OF the peeps I
responsibility the people the OF the senate Nou y
great deal ntoerable scandal and give eA'
to the popular will.-Chicago Chronicle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-03-29
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

General Miles is tour OF inspection in Cuba
lrnce Eui VIVA second o. the emperor OF Kor "a has
entered Roanoke college Virginia.
Next John H. Stoddart the veteran actor will APP
pear in New York Kirke La Shelles production
OF "Eesde the Bonnie Brier Bush"
Congressman Amos Cummings has recovered from the
bicycle accident in which he lately he says mixed
up lie is still cutches but his leg has nearly healed
President James X Patterson OF Kentucky State college
in Lexington has announced that in his will he has aside
$4,000 for college librar-a memorial his deceased
Attorney General Griggs the persistent chess
paye in Washington official life He visits the Chess club
evening and plays there for hours His other
hobby is golf
H. II Burnham the Chicago architect has been employed
by the Union Depot company Cleveland plans for
the structure which be erected there the lait of
cost to be $2oooooo.