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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
THE
SCHLEY COURT
OF
INQUIRY.
Hints that Some @
the Evidence Viii
Be SenSa-
fiOnaI.

tally strengthened o. late By the state
ment of Secretary Long and Admiral
Eyana. Long, while never friendly to-
ward schley, has fully exoncraied him
from any suspicion Of cowardice, and
Evans. an ayowed enemy, has volun-
teered the information that schiey's de-
| lay in sailing from Cicnfnegos toward
Santiago was due 10 the fact that Meth
er Sehley nor Capt. Cook of the Brook
lyn, had been informed an tn the signal
code arranged with the Cuban insarg
ents on the shore. although every other
ship Captain Of the feet had been 90 In.
Termed. According to Evans testi-
.c"ny, schiey could have performed the
duty which he was sent 10 Cienfuegos 10
, perform, and sailed thirty-six hoars be-
fore no did. had no been apprised of the
signal code arranged with the insar.
gents, Tho delay ia leaving Cienfuegos
subjected schley 10 the charge OF IRE.
prehensible eondnet" by Sampson. 81
tsf0UEA 1assta3ks AAskhGh WM9 t&sN At1u
who shonld have informed schlsy Of tho
signal code. This testimony Ia quite be-
late.a, but IL abont cleans up every ser-
ions charge made against schley by his
enemies.
AZ 70 schiey's part In the battle oi
Santiago, Admiral sampson himself
testifies In his report Of the battle, writ
ten July i5, and In which he says
when all tho work wss done 10 veil.
II is difficult 10 discriminate In praise.
The object Of tho blockade cf CegveTa's
squadron waa fully accomplished and
each individual bore we'll his part the
Commodore In command OF the second
disiaiou. thu Captains 81 ships, their oi-l
iicers and saea. Tho BfookiSn's west-
eriy position kave her m advantage in
the chase which ahe maintained 10 the
end and she employed her ane batteries
with telling effect"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
An English Gent
But a Plain Thief.

OAKLAND, July 29.--Edward A, Car
ter, graduate OF Oxford and heir 10 a..
0O0, 900 In England, is prisoner In the
County Jail. He was arrested and
charged with petty larceny on the oosn.
plaint OF Howard James of l42 Caroline
street. who accuses him Of carrying afl
ANAL change. clothing and wedding
presents while he was guest ct his
house.
Whea asrestaA By De4sctiye Brown,
Carter confessed 70 his guilt and accom-
panied the olIlcer 10 Oakland, where
most of the stolen articles were recover
ek. They 4had boea pawnsd or sold TO
secondhand dealers.
Carter Was formerly member Of the
Canadian mounted police, but more re-
Gently came ffona Manila, whore be had
been In hard luck. James took him In
70 his ilrns lase April On hia statement
that he had millions In sight and vas
expecting b draft from tho East. He
also pEomised James commission ON d
nickel mine which hs was aboat 10 sell
70 the German Govssnment. Mean.
while he was steal.==z from his host and
pawning the booty for drink.
II 6rst missed some clothing and
when opened trunk seO worth OF
woolien goods we're sone," said James.
"The police recovered them In Oakland,
where Carter sold the lot for s5. sonae
Of my wife's silver also disappeared, but
] have found out Ito wheseaboasa. I
could send Carter 10 San Qnentin, but
will only swear TO complaint charging
him with petty larceny. He 10 heir to q
fortune Of 1900, 600. and l will see
that he only gets sent TO theC Coansy Jail.
! have 90 many business propositioas In
hand with Carter that want him where
] can sec him at short notice. He is q
graduate Of Oxford and q nice fellow,
His only fault 10 his love Of sirone
drink"
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
4 Snake Charmer
Is Badly Bitten,

MIIwAuxEg. Jaiy 2e.--Chasles Ia
Pearl. who hss heen handbag the snakss
In street ahow, was bitten today By 4
satslesnake and is at the Emaageney
hospital In . precarious condision. This
is the sseoAd timae LAiearl has been bia.
ten Within month By . RATHER. The
first time he was taken To Trinity hon.
pitai aud had bcen out oil tho hospital
bat a abort time. Today be made the
sAnc mistake ~ the Afst time. picking
mp NIKE that did nos have In iAnsa
drawn.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29

WAsHrsosos, July 20 The long drawn
out and wearisome Sampson-schley
scandal, eliminating It last In Admiral
schley's demand Tor court Of inquiry,
is going 70 furnish about the iuiciest in
yestieatiou that the country has been
RECALLED with for many years. The bit,
terness Of the CONTROVERSY has not been
mitigated on iota since It started and Il
is common belief here that long before
the court finishes the case Congress win
not only be in session, bat will insist on
taking hand In the matter itself.
While Maclay.s abuse OF schley Ia
the third volume Of his so-called histor!'
ia directly responsible for schley's re-
quest, nobody here thinks for moment
that Maclay ID the real cnlprit. That he
was pushed 10 make the attack now
seems conclusive and Admiral Schley's
friends assert that before the inquiry Ia
finished the arch-conspirators will be
completely unearlhed and the discovery
Of these will furnish the real sensation
OF the entire affair. In the hbel suit
which schley inteadsevcntually TO bring
against Maelay. there 10 promise Of sev-
eral defendants more distinguished than
the historian.
schiey wonld have demanded . court
of inquiry long ago bat for tho conYic-
ton that HE avowed enemies In The de-
psrtment would put mp . job on him and
many OF his friends are disposed to think
new that he 10 playing into the hands
OF these who would destroy him. Il 10
likely, however, that be will square
deal, for the country's attention
will be riveted upon the inves-
tisation and tho suspicion Of uniair-
ress yiIi inevitably lead TO . feopeniag
Of the matter by Congress. something
that the Navy Department has no
hankering after. Moreover. schley's
side Of the controversy has been Mater
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
To Stop Taking
Lnaag Nary Hea.

WAaassaros, yaiy 1s--sesesaYy Long
this naornia9 iasnea The saisawsns sseer-
al order IAN pessons In tise navai
ssrsscs are strictly enloaaed 10 refrain
ffoHs any pabiie statement concerning
the sna'lecs mattes sf the coars III In.
qasry requested BY Rear Admiral
BeAaey.''
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
Refused BY Woman
He Flung Acid.

Mpsus, lad, July 2s--f'eser TIL.
bury an iron worker. threw casaollc
acid In the lace of Mira. Tosrey. hecauss
she refused 10 marry him. The acid
harmed oct the woman's eyss and fright
fully scasfed her face, nsck and arms.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29

In order TO get acquainted with the
people Of Tucson all customers at Jesse
Yoakum's new saloon are entitled to q
cocktail gratis between the hours OF 8 10
z q. m, during the coming week. 50
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
A Bit Of Sunday Entertainment.

CAsaRrDae, O., July as.--Ona man
dead. ono dying another probably fatal
" shet and fourth with The back Of
his bead crushedin 10 the result Of Tree
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29

sor alI Eight ~ Kines mines ON sun day
Tbs row was started BY negro nanes
IAwFene Basby who 10 under arrest.
Lynching 10 threatened.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
Crispi Is Dying
lit His Old Home.

NAras*, July aa.--FoFner I.rime
MialassE Cfispi, who is rseAsded On rho
ahless statesman In Italy. is sinking
isst. He hss heea siek aox several
weeks. lie Ia moro than 80 ysass osa.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
Three nea DroHned
In 4 Row Boat.

TAsoaA. July 2s- Earl Jsnkias, r1ar.
essee Nevins and AnotiA Cole we're
Drowned yesterday BY the cap4ixing Of
rcw boat On spAnawsy Lake.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
Columbia Leads
In Defender Test.

BATEMAS's PoTSr, July 2o.--The Col.
umbia beat the Constitution easily to-
day by two minutes and tourteep sec-
onds.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-29
Ror Sale

A we'll fed, we'll bred, we'll trained,
docile burro. Apply at The Citizen Of.
fec. s4.u
The colored American., 1901-09-21

c ontest has been postponed until Oc-
tober 2ith and 25lh, at viii, n time Ell
reka and Pince Hall will sgain enter |
arena.
Bro. Fred. Henry, Master OF Prince |
Hall Lodge, will confer he second de- |
gree in Eureka Lodge Monday 5eptem-
Der 23rd. Bros. Posey, George, War
field, Beason, Abrams. Jaokeon, Lawson,
Weathe1less, joiner, CardOza and Bur
nett, your presence Is desired. Bro.
Grimes delivers the charge.
Social Lodge will confer the third de-
gree, Tuesday, September Oath, on FIVE
brethren, work to begin at Z P. III. The
Worship 'ul Master Charles W. Free
man will be assisted by Bro. John 2.
Turner, Fred. Henry, J. W. ole. J, L.
Layton. J. c Male, J. w. Tucker, e
W Tompklns, Bruce Evans, Benjamin
Herbert and host Of others Lodge
will CT nv ne at z O'clO' sharp.
Fuesd AY. October End, 1901, the lad
les Of the Mount Calvary G ub willIgiva
q grand entertainment at IFying's Hall
for the benefit of the Mount C4lvarY
Z pmmsndery, K T., money Will oe
freely spent to make the occasion me-
morable one in the history OF the cub
Read the circulars and purchase you
tickets at once and avoid the rush. d.
mission 10 g nts Mrs. Nellie & Nor
gan. President, Mrs. Elizabeth Ma1shall
Vice President.
There was a gathering OF ma ons a
Bro, Henry Coleman's and Samuel ID
Vests OF Sunday Oct 8. can't ga!
what was done or the object Of such
gathering. l half suspect 1t was Il
construct 81 Ates, for there were repre-
senbatives from eight subordinate Lod
The colored American., 1901-09-21

On Thursday night last, the Grard
High Priest Frank J COzzsns accom-
nanied by his Grand officers, paid his
ANIMAL visit to st. johns Chapter, No.
= R. A. NJ. Afer cordial welcome
expressed in some very complimentary
remsrks by the High Pfiest, Compan-
ton 81. G. Irving, the Grand High
Priest was invited to the East and as
snmed the gavel. The Grand officers
taking their several stations. After the
snpoinment of a committee TO investi-
cate the books Of the Chapter, the
Grand High Priest called upon the off1-
GERS and members Of the Chapter foi
scme remarks al of which wera ver5
complimentary of the zssl and earnest
ness with which COMPANION Irving had
worked during the past year for the up
building of the chapter and the ad
vapcement Of Royal Arch Masonry
The colored American., 1901-09-21

pes. four chapters and four command
cries and Bro. Julius Warren Grand /
Tyler was near the door, and at whose
house they were to gather next Sunday |
Oct. Is. at M. for further cOnsuIta
ton.
The grand visiiatio1s of Henderson |
Gethsene and Simons Communicates,
we're all grand and imposing Eminent
Commander Jones deserved all the
praige that was shOwered upon him f0-
the great work in bringing new life III
to Henderson. I regret tt at L am uu
able to give names OF the newly elected
cficers Getnsemane on Wednesday
last. had one OF the grandest vi5itatiOns
in the history of the cOmmandery. Gold
lace and buttons were everywhere Re
uresentatives from all the commander
| les and the speeches grand, eloquent
and sublime Ch1vaIric Masonry never
| had strOnger advocates. Eminent
Oommander r W. rOmpkins was re-
elected Sir knight, J L. johnson. Gen
erals simo, John Abrams Captain
| General
simon. No /, received the Right EN-
inent Grand Commander s. E. Watts,
and Grand officers on Friday night IAst
There were q go0dlY number OF Sin
KNIGHTS present and the occasion was
one long to be remembered. The Grand
Commander calle1 upon the Old Pes
Commanders q d their remarks were
very encouraging. all pledging to give
their support toward regaining the
nrestfee once held by this cOmmaDdery
The eIectIon resulted IS fIl.ows: Emf
nent Commander, Sir Henry Coleman
1SaneraIisimo, Sr Henry q. Irving,
Gsntain General, Sir ]. ". Hutchinson
Recorder. Sir James Smiler; Treasurer,
Air M. 81, Robinson; Senior Warden,
3 Air J D. Howard; Junior Warden, 81
q. Fulton; Warder, Sir 81. II ia ek
9 son. Their installation was Sept Goth
The colored American., 1901-09-21
Legal Announcement.

tN rur SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
~ TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The 26th day of August. 1901
Alfred Cosey
Complainant
vs. NO zz43o
Rebecca Smith
On motion OF the plaintiff by Mr., Joseph II
Stewart his solicitor, it is ordered that tne Ie M
entereS herein on or before the first rule day oc-
curTns forty days sfsr this day otheTiss e gsfa1t 5he
est one half of lot seven 7 in square eighty l0o1
in the city Of Westminster D. in PToSided P3ISa [ea
80 of The order be published in each OF three
Successive weeks prior to said rule day in The
law Reporter and The Colored American.
Law NV By THE Court Job Barnard. Justice'
r-,,1 CopI,. TEsT: l. r Young Clerk.
BYR |. Meigs, Jr, Assistant Clerk
The colored American., 1901-09-21

Companions T. A. Jackson and s.
Roger Watts gave come very interesting
remarks relative to the history and pre-
gress Ofthe chapter. The feature ofthe
evening was the magnificent paper on
the "History of the Royal Arch Mason
ry'' as presented by Past High Priest
James 0. Bamfe1d after which the
committee made their report and the |
Grand High Priest congratulated the
chapter on the progress 1t had made and
t)ok his leave when the chapter closed,
proceeded to theresidence Of High Priest
Irving, where they were royalty enter
tained after which they dispersed, proud
that they could wear the Keystone.
There is some doubt as to Bro. Daniel
Steward IF Widows Son Lodge having
been raised, and II he has, who was the
man that raised this delicate childP
Electa Chapter, under dispensation,
promises to ou.-rival any Chapter in the
Jurisdiction. The Patron Sir W. A.
Walfield is very enthusiastic IN praise
of the efficiency made by the ofncers III
the rituallstic work.
Mount Calvary Commandery enter
tainment, Wednesday, October End.
Past Eminent Grand Commanders
Lewis II. Wayne, Samuel Il. West,
John Dorster, 81. G. Harris will attend
In full Tenplar's uniform.
Past High Priest John Dorster de-
clares that Companion John Tunnel
published the fact that he was to be tnC
next High Priest, Companion Turner
should not be too. hasty. "Many sIiI
'twixt the cup and the lip" l dom
like dat man Turner, nohoW.
The committee on the jewel contes
met on Sept. 10, and owing to the sever
illness Of 3 Ellie w Brown, Wor
shipfu! Ma of Eureka Lodge tn
The colored American., 1901-09-21
THE KEYSTONE PARK.

The Keystone Park Suitland. Md, will be open
and ready for business June Ist. d commodious
bonsA with large and improved premises, plenty OF
fresh water with garden and chickens where
humber of select couples or people can be accomo-
dated Everything is strictly hrst class. Inc
RouteHS- Cars run to the new Pennsylvania ave.
bridge and for those who drive, follow the straight
road and watch the signs. Private parties will be
met at the bridge with conveyances. For those
who desire to spend the heated term arTanger7
will be made for trips morning and evening
For further information apply at 443 Ist st
The colored American., 1901-09-21
Buy a Copy.

The Colored American can be found
every Saturday morning at Bisck's Hc1
tel. Walnut street between Fourth and
Fifth stree s. Evansville, Ind. All the
leading journals and race papers are
handled there. u.
The colored American., 1901-09-21

s75 to $50 per month made
by agents. Elegant premiums Free
address P o. Box $40 LouIsvn KY.
When you write mention this paper.
Evening star., 1901-12-11
THE CONSULAR SERVICE.
Representatives of Commercial Bodies
Consider Plan of ReOrganiHation.


The national convention called to con-
slider reorganization of the consular SER
vice and consular reforms met In the rooms
Of the Washington Board of Trade this
morning. December IL. at 1920 O'Clock
The convention Is composed Of represen-
tatives from the various leading CONNER
eial organizations in the United States
those present being Gustav H. Schwab of
the chamber of commerce Of the state of
New York: George H. Anderson and w. E
Wilcox of the Pittsburg chamber Of COM
merce; F. Howard Mason of the Buffalo
merchants exchange; ]. Collin Vincent and
George s. Jackson of the Baltimore cham
Der of commerce: Col John w. Ella of
the National Business League of Chi
cago; II. A Garfield. w. e. Gushing and
F. A. Scott of the Cleveland chamber of
commerce, and 8. w. Woodward and John
Joy Edison of the Washington Board of
Trade the delegates named representing
seven important organizations
The convention at once began considera-
ton OF the bill for the reorganization of
the consular service recently introduced
into the United States Senate by Senator
Lodge. This measure. it is stated. has re-
ceived the approval of the representative
commercial bodies of the principal cities OF
the country, and will receive their support
during the present session of Congress-
The officers of the convention are H. A.
Gareld, president; Gustav III. Schwab.
Hrst vice president; Colonel John w. Ella,
second vice president, and F. A Scott, sec
retary and treasurer
The members of the convention are at the
Shoreham. and will call this afternoon on
Senator Lodge and Representative Burton.
The members have been offered the use Of
the rooms Of the Washington Board of
Trade, and will hold further sessions there
rom time to time during the winter.
Evening star., 1901-12-11
agreement to replace all inferior or dirty
coal with coal of contract standard.

The High School Cadets.
High School cadets speaks of the i'm
provement of the corps. Mention Is made
Of the service Of cadets in the war with
Spain. The report asys:
TWith very little additional encourage
ment from Congress. there could be estab-
lished in washington, based upon the pres
ent cadet organization, a regiment with
the modern three battalion composition,
which should be an object lesson for the
entire country In, perfect military drill, and
one which In no respect, so far as all mill
tary features weres concerned, would lose
anything further by comparison with either
West Point or Annapolis.
HymnaI for Opening Exercises.
No hymnal has been used In the graded
schools. The students Hymnai," in use
in the High Schools, was adopted nearly
four years ago. Early in the present year
objections to its use were filed with the
present board. After considering these, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the prescribed hymnal in
the High Schools be retained. but pupils
whose parents shall. for sectarian reasons,
object to the use Of the hymnal, may be
excused from the provisions Of rule 40.
which prescribes singing.
Later the board decided to compile a
manual of praise and patriotism to take the
place OF the hymnal now In use, and at. a
subsequent meeting special committee
was appointed to prepare such a manual
and submit 1t for the action of the board.
This committee has made fair progress In
It's work, and hopes to be able to report at
an early day.
The message of the board Of education
to the citizens Of the District Is: Visit the
schools. They are open to the public dur
ing every daily session. and the board In
yites the most searching scrutiny. The or
ganization is not known an 1t should be by
the parents Of this great army Of children
The board feels confident that the closer
and more general snch inspection Of the
schools should become the higher they
would rank In the estimation OF the public.
Evening star., 1901-12-11
DOCTORS MIST AXES
Bronchitis and Asthma
Often Tlistaken for
Consumption.
BY DIR. EDWARD KOCH
Portion of Lecture Given Two MOnths Ago In
it This city,

NPortion or Lecture Given Two Months Ago In
tt5 This city,
MANY patients treating for consumption with
the ordinary doctor really only suffering from
catarrhal bronchitis, a cold the that goes
down on the lungs and becomes chronic only from
neglect. backing cough. q slight shortness Of
breath, splitting Of mucus, associated with that
languid. tired feeling. Such cases are often mis-
taken for consumption but II the patients wilt
only breathe healing oily vapors directly into the
tubes Of The lungs and not fill the stomach full OF
medicines, which do more harm than good most
OF them can be cured.
Nothing but direct application Of healing
vaporized medicines. antiseptics and germicides TO
the very seat OF the disease viii effect the cure
OF this or any other lung disease and they can be
applied only by inhaling them In a yaporized state.
Send for my booklet explaining the treatment
and giving testimonials Of cured patients. wiz
positively assert that Bronchial Catarrhal Con-
sumption be cured by my healing. oily vspors.
that reach the seat Of the disease. laden as they
with the Koch germ-kiling tuberculiDe.
EITHER myself or my associates at 627 f street
NV, Washington. ID. O.. VIII be pleased to ex-
anime the sputum and consult with any patient
free who will call upon The Koch Lung Cure
also has ofhces at 4s W. 22d st.. New York City:
1894 Arch street. Philadelphia; sol n. Eutax
street. Baltimore; 20 Exchange street, Rochester.
277 Franklin street. Buffs3o; 36i Boyiston street,
Boston. and " Court square. Aaheviiie, n. U.
de1l&14-2t "a ..
Evening star., 1901-12-11

The French chamber OF deputies. after
adopting several nnimportant amendments,
paseed the bill granting bounties to mess
chant vessels. The vote was <3l to 125.
Evening star., 1901-12-11
The Coal Inquiry.

The committee Of ways and means pre-
sents IT'S usual financial statement This
committee became aware that the coal fur
nished the schools was In large proportion
much below contract requirements. and
largely mixed with dirt. An examination
Of all the coal vaults followed. which
disclosed reprehepsible conditions :. These
were reported In detail to the Com
missioners OF the District for such aetion
held from sufficient Bills TO make It possi-
BILE to recover whatever seemed equitable
from the contractor sst ID fair, to the latter
to say that In the outset he made verbal
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-01
TIE

Is drink which everyone should use because it is not injurious to the sys- tenn, but on the contrary, is a benefit, providing people use it rightly, brew 1t rightly and, above all, buy the right kind. The kind we sell is the o. k. quality; try it. Again tea is a drink that doesn't turn the brain, or put you in such a condition as to require the assistance of a "cop'' to convey you to a place where you take a rest, and settle for it next morning. Tea, says prominent physician, if used in mod eration is beneficial in all the ordinary conditions of life. If the quality is fine kind we sell it is generally a stimulant to the nervous and circula- tary systems. therefore q real benefit. Say, if you want to know how good, nice tasting. fresh roasted Coffee makes you feel. just try some of our Cream Java. 30c per pound. our Broad way blend. 25c. or our Java and No cha. 3Sc per pound. < cup of any of these coffees for breakfast will put you in good spirits for the rest of the day Remember, we give bars of Best Soap with each pound of war ranted good Tea. and this week we sell four pounds of our 26c butter for S1. We invite people who pay 30 and 32 cents for their butter to give our 26c one trial.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-01

a
 Patrick Wrenf1 or Fuller stret has plans under way for the erection of Il handsome new residence on Wash- ington street. This will be the first house built in that street between Baldwin street and sylvan avenue. Unfortunately the street is not pro vided with a sewer or water main, but probably these can be had during the present year.
 Little Thomas Donovan, aged z years, of Taylor street, was the vic tim of an unfortunate accident yes terday afternoon, as a result of which he is now at the hospital suffering from a fractured skull. Thomas, who attends the We1ton street school. was playing with a number of other boys, after the days session was over. about the new brick block which r. B. Rice is having erected on the corner of Welton and East Main streets. While thus engaged he missed his footing and fell down the stone steps leading to the cellar. Besides a severe shaking up and several slight scratches, he sustained a fracture of the skull. pr Mcdonald was summoned and later Dr Moriarty. and they rendered sur gica1 assistance. The boy was taken to his home and this morning he was removed to the hospital.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-01
RELATIVES AIDES.

New York, March Ma jor General r. V. Greene, grand marshal of the inaugural parade. has announced his aides, says q Herald special from Washington. It includes these rela- tiyes of former president of thee Unit ed States: Harry A. Garfield, Cadet U. $. Grant, Colonel R. B. Harrison. Lieutenant-Co Colonel Webb C. Hayes and Captain Algernon Satoris.