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New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

Dinner NJ the American Protective Tariff League.
Waldorf Astoria. evening
Dinner Of Real Estate Board ~ Brokers Hotel
Manhattan. evening
Annual meeting and dinner HuEuenot Yacht
club Of New-Rochelle. the Arena, r. m
University Of Minnesota Alumni dinner, Hotei
Bristol. p. m. .
Columbia University lectures. Museum Of Art, IL
m Museum Of Natural History. s =. m.
Peoples Institute. lecture on The Great LAWS
Of Conduct by Professor 2. H. Griggs Cooper
Union. y.
Board of Education free lectures p m: Pubic
Sr6ooi No u Mulberry and Bayard SITS. Down
in the coal Mines" D o OsterheId; 81 Bar
tboIoreUy's Ivceum Hall. No. 9S Fast Forty
enoondsf Calcium Carbide and Acetylene Gas
Lighting' s D Benoliel; Young Mems christian
tVentv-dEth-st. Ether Waves. Great and Minute. -
Professor r r. Nardron.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
BATH OFFER IGNORED.
COMMISSIONER KEARNY EVIDENTLY MEANS THAT
THE CITY SHALL RUN THE RIv1NG-
TON-sT. PLACE.

On December H. 1900. the NewYork Association
for Improving the Condition Of the Poor in letter
to Mayor Van Wyck offered to conduct the new
city bath in Rivngton-st. for one year for $3.50
one-half the sum allowed Commissioner Kearny
for that purpose by the Board Of Estimate and Ap-
portionment. The letter was turned over 10 Com
missioner Kearny. who in reply dated December
30 last denied that the asked for by him was
excessive. on January % the association renewed
its offer conduct the bath for year for s1T-
900 and also offered TO give bond insure the
faithful performance OF the agreement.
The association now says that attention has
been paid 10 its last offer. but that the
ment has been made that the bath will be opened
soon. This is taken 10 that IL IS not consid-
cred desira ble 10 accept the offer.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 100
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
steamer Potomac (Br} Anderson Avonn1outh February
= IN ballast 20 Philip Ruprecht Arrived the Bar az
IL AS 14th -
Steamer Congo (Brt Jones January * in haIlsa
10 Sanderson g. SON Arrived m
steamer Sandman (Sr). Johnstone February
l. with mdse and passengers TO Austin BALDWIN q co
steamer Mliano tGer) Scharmberx Hamburg Tan1arv
. and Halifax y s. February with n1dse ara I9t
the Bar al IL 10 m. eA at
Steamer Noordland (Belg). Doxrud Antwerp February
and southampton B. with mdse cabin and s6S
age passengers 70 the International Navigation
steamer Mannheim CGerl: ockelmann. Rotterdam ian
Bar az 80 m. i at ti1
Steamer Island dam. skodt Copenhasen Janu,r, an
and Chrtstisnsan 81 with dss 10 cabin ana az
age passengers 10 Funch. Edye Co. Arrives az m.
Bar az a m. at u'7
Steamer Prins Wilem DutchN M.tp~ par.
u1arieo January p. Demercra "a Trinidad %
and Guanta 2s La Guayra 80. CabeIIo ana
February g. Jaculel s. Aux Caves and Port-a,-Prnca
with mdse and cabin passengers Kunhardt a c.
rived al the Bar at 2:3o a.
Steamer strabo Brl Jardine. Santos January Is Rio
& Jevons. Arrived at the Rar al a " t'A
Steamer Trtnidad C3r) Fraser. Bermuda February =,
with ntss ana 81 cabin passengers 10 Outerbrdze q
Co Arrived the Bar a m.
Steamer Nacoochee. Smith. Savannah E>ebruarv
radse and passengers Ocean SIS Co. - "'-A
Steamer Georgetown Miller. Georgetown
radse 20 the Atlantic Coast Lumber CO. -
Steamer Pvtncess Anne. Davis, Newport ana Nor
fa, with mdss and passengers TO Old Dominion IS Co.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
WHITE PLAINS.

Citizens Of Westchester County have complained
so bitterly against the Tarrytown. White Plains
and Mamaroneck Railroad Company that the West
chester County Grand Jury yesterday handed down
a presentrent Justice Dickey in the Supreme
Court The presentment asserts that the Tarry-
town White Plains and Mamaroneck Railroad
Compsnv is not giving 10 the public the acconmo-
dations required by law; that the company Is neg
lectng to properly heat its cars TO the sreai per
sonsl injury Of the health of passengers, and that
the motormen are entirely unprotected from cold.
II suggests that bill be framed by the Legls-
Iature providing a remedy for the injustice COM
planed Of.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
BRIDGE WHIST FOR CHARITY.

bridge whist tournament for the benefit Of the
babies wards I'm the Post Graduate Hospital will
he held AT Sherry's Thursday afternoon March
:. play beginning at 2.3o Money for expenses has
been given. and therefore the s. subscription from
each player will 70 the charity Men as well as
women are asked 10 subscribe Tickets are 10 be
paid for before March to Mrs. Frederick Edey No.
IA West Fifty-ifth-st 10 whom also PLAYERS and
partners names should ne sent. The tournament
will be under the direction Of Mr. ElWelI The com
mittee In charge includes Mrs Frederick Fdev
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston and Mrs y Thaver Rohb
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
THE TIN CAN COMBINATION.

The report was revived yesterday that a tin can
combination representing los factories in this ooun-
try. With capital of 100000 had been formed
Negotiations have been I'm progress for several
weeks to effect a consolidation Of the various tin
can factories of the United States. the new organ
iZation 10 he known the American Tin Can
Company. but official notice of the conclusion Of
negotiations has vet been given out.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
THE SEABoARD AND THE SorTHERy.

The recent heavy buying Of Seaboard Air Line
stock has not been for account of Southern Rail
way interests, il is declared on good authority
Even il the Southern desired TO secure control OF
the Sea board. II is pointed out the laws Of tn.
various Southern States through which the two
roads extend would make such operation i'm
possible Of accomplishment. Some Of the railroad
statutes in the South provide that railroad com
pany must not, even indirectly be interested in the
control of competing line. There also clauses
IN the State charters OF both the Southern and the
Seabocrd companies which prevent any consoIida-
uon or merger with competing parallel lines
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
DRIFT ICE A PERIL IN THE SOUND

Wakefield r L. Feb. l5-The keepers Of the life
saving stations ar Point Judith. Watch Hin, and
ouonochontaug Beach report large quantities OF
drift ice az the mouth of Ions Island Sound and
,car Fishers Island II is many years since such
great Quantities OF ice have formed IN these waters
and n Is predicted that II the cold weather con-
.Irne~ fhe navigation Of sailing craft will he i'm
ye6es Especially AZ night do mariners encounter
Isidero bic difficulty with the masses az drift ice.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
nryyFR FOR HOBART ALUMNI.

Members of the Hobart College Alumni Associ-
alton to the number Of seventy-fve had informal
dinner last evening at the University Club. Frank
E. Blackwell president of the association presided
President Robert Ellis Jones OF Hobart College ac
companied by Professors William P. Durfee and
Hamilton L. Smith. Of Geneva, were present
Among others present We're Colonel Asa Bird c;ardi
ner Colonel Charles ]. Wright and William =
Hills
Colonel Gardner has Just recovered from an H.
- 80
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
.p TIME FOR CLAM DIGGERs.

The clam diggers Of Little Neck, Ions Island,
49,. had q hard time 10 fll orders for the New
work. market for the last tao days, owing 10 the
Gee IN the bay On Thursday teegrams are said 10
rave been received Offering as high as SO barrel
for clans. In was dificuat and dangerous work:
hut the party succeeded In getting three barrels OF
CLAIMS. which were immediately shipped TO Man
haitian
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS NJ TIT ITO I1I1''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Carlisle. Of Wasnins-
ton. Colonel Peter c Haines. L ;. A. ana state
Senator Frank W. Higgins. of Olean. FIR n
AVENITF-Ex-Iudge Stevenson Burke, OF CleVe-
land. elem Studebaker. Of South Bend, ina sen
ator George F. Hoar. OF Massachusetts. ex-Judge
charles Andrews of Syracuse; Judge aired mana
~ scranton and Admiral 4. s Crowninshield.
/ s y GRAND-Adjutant-G nt-General F. NJ HON
man y G. " Y. HOFFMAN-Mayor conrad IS
ToiabI NJ Ruffalo HOLLAND-State Senator L. T.
F-sworth of Iockport. MANHATTAN-Professor
I w Richards Of Lehigh University. Mt RRAh
HIIL-Sherman s. Jewett of Buralo. fLAEA-
" II u Newman of Buffalo. WALDORF =
Davis NJ p of Ottawa. and Congressman chester
of
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
4 vNEIJM 18th and 23d St Sis sharr
l. NCOu Matinees Thursday & q Feb % .
HENRY MILLER in ''RICHARD SAVAGE

Steamer Chesapeake. peano. Baltimore with mdse to
II @ Foster.
Steamer Oneida. Staples Providence. with udse to
William T CLYDE & Co.
Sandy Hook. y r, Feb X. $50 q ul-Wind resb
breeze: clear.
SAILED
steamer Grenada (Brl, Trinidad. Tropc Rrl Manches-
ter. Anerley tRrl, Newport News. FraSCau CBrl Port
Maria; KoeniSn Luise (Ier). Bremen Southampton
jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News. Rio Grande
brunswick, Tuscarora (Erl London. Hotham
Bremerhaven Falk tNor): Cardenas: John Bright Brl
Limerick: iroauois Charleston and Jacksonville
X IL Waterman with two harFes Nemasket.
United states revenue cutter Gresham
HOOK iZ;2o m and passed Fire Island S4s bound
eaet. cruising
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
FATALLY INJURED BT FAIL FROM TRAIN

CORONER WILL TRY TO FIX RESPONSIBILITY FOR
DEATH OF A COLLECTOR.
Maurice Bernard thirty-two years old. collector,
Of No. 33 St Marks Place. Manhattan. died in 81.
Mary's Hospital, Brooklyn, yesterday from injuries
received in a fail from Kings County elevated
train Thursday night. Bernard. il is said. fell
10 the street because a guard on the train opened
his before II reached the platform of the Man
haitian Crossing station where the accident
CURED. The injured lay in the for some
time before he was found When the police learned
of the affair they were unable TO get any nfor-
nation from the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
as TO what train Bernard fell from who the
guard was who opened the gate Coroner Delap
has taken charge of the investigation, and expects
10 fix the responsibility.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
MAN WHO SHOT BROTHER ExoNERATED.

Edward Burbank, Of West Brighton Staten
Island, who shot and fatally wounded his brother
Warren at the home of their mother Mrs Joseph
inc Burbank. in Castleton-ave.. Wednesday evening
was eSoner2ted from blame by the verdict OF a
Coroner's fury yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PEEKSKILL,

Mrs. Ida Kelly was arraigned before Judge Bleak
ley yesterday charged with grand larceny In obtain
ing jeweIry from Holmberg Weeks. Of this VII
lage under false pretences. She was arrested in
NeN-YorR on Thursday by Officer Townsend She
lives in the suburbs of Peehskill
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
NFW-ROCHELLE.

Henry Dreyfus A Democratic politician and pro-
prietor Of Dreyfus's Devils Island Hotel Is Locked
up on the charge OF assault. He is accused OF
striking Wallace Reynolds. former polcenan
with a pickaxe and breaking his jaw YESTERDAY
before Judge Van Zelm the prisoner pleao5d noO
guilty but not having bondsman was iocKeo up
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
THE CRAmP-rIckERS- MAXIM DEAL.
MR.. CRAMP EMPHATIcALLY DENIES THAT IT Is
ABOUT To Pc CoNsUMMATED

ABOUT TO RE CoNsUMMATED.
Philadelphia Feb. 15-Charles II. Cramp. presi-
dent of the Cramp ship and Engine Building Com
pany. entered an emphatic denial yesterday Of the
story that the rumored deal by which his com
pany and the Vickers- kim Company. Of Eng
land are n be combined is about 10 he closed. Mr.
Cramp said;
II is all rot. this constant talk Of deal:
imagine I would know something about II II II
We're about be cOnsUmmated. and | can simply
say that II Is These stories are made OF a LOT
Of old rumors warmed up and spread around, and
in seems that all some body in London has 10 do
is 10 say that the deal is off on, and away
go the papers to speculating about something that
there is nothing in. | think l have put myself
sufficiently record in regard 10 such comhina-
tions as I would deem advantageous. and there Is
need 10 go into il again l presume they VIII
keep on speCulating and guessing, but / am tired
Of entering denials every time somebody wants
put a report into circulation
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
MINIATrRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset 5.ss Moon rises 80 %
HIGH WATER.
M-sandy Hook 50 Gov Island S al Hell Gate : 20
PM-Sandy Hook K.35 Gov. Island 6.OI He'll Gate T:5S
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
Announcements

Care. worry and anxiety whiten the hair too
early Renew ~ with Parker's Basam. For all
skin troubles use Greve's Ointment. SOC.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE

BY RICHARD WAGNER.
Non. Ey'g.. Feb .. at $50 precisey.-DAs RHEIy.
GOLD Mines. Schurnann- Eenk FRITZ Schef Clr,s.
and susan Strong. NM. Van Dyck. DppeI Rispha-r'
Iournet. Bass Dufriche. Hubbenet and Bertrar C5n-
ductor Damrosch.
Wed. Ev'g, Feb 81 at 7:45 precisely-DIE WAL>
i<t RE. Mines Nordica. Schumann-H -Helnk Olltzka.
FRITZ SCheff Brideweli Bauermeister MaryI Van Cau-
teren. Remi and Gadski NM. Van Dyck Blass ana
Bertranl. Conductor Daurosch.
Fri. Ev'g-. March l. T:45 precisely -SfEGFRIED.
Mines Noriica. Frttzi Schef and SchurnannFIeink NM
Jean and I'd. de Reszke. Bass Hubbenet Bspharr.
Conductor, DamroSch
Wed. Ev'g, March s. az T;3o precisely.-GOTTER.
ID DANfNERUNCi. Mines. Nor1ica Susan Stroux Frtrf
Schef. Oltzka. Bridewell and Schumann-Hsink Ny
Jean and Ed de Reszks. Sfuhlmann. Conducsor DAM
rosch. y
Sale OF for entire Cycle only begins Mon IA
Is. and continues until Wed. Feb. 20. sale
single performances Of the cycle begins Thurs Feb. n
Prices usual.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
DR.. FAUNCE'S SUCCESSOR.
COMMITTEE TO RECOMMEND CALLING THE
REV DR. BURR. OF NEWTON CENTRE,
MASS To THE FIFTH AVENUE
BAPTIST CHI RtT

II learned Yesterday that the committee on
the selection of pastor for the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church has decided 70 recommend to the
congregation that a call he extended TO the Rev.
DR.. Everett Burr. Of Newton Centre. Mass. DR.
Burr was until recently pastor Of the Rugges
Street Baptist Church Boston. He left that church
10 become pastor church in Newton Centre.
The Rev Dr. ". H P Faunce the last
pastor OF the Fifth Avenue Church. He resigned
70 become president OF Brown University Inc
acting pastor is the Rev ". : Richardson. Mr..
Richardson assistant 10 DR.. Faunce while the
later pastor of the church
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
M1RINE INTELLIGENCE.
II & W.

Prince Albert No 2.
q W. Full Dress Shirts p.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-16
amusements
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA SEASON 1ooO-Ioo,

"HAND UPtHA sEAsON 1900-1OO1
Under the direction Of Mr. Maurice Grau
This Afternoon FAUST Gin French Nv.
Melba and Louise Homer; NM SaIeza Scotti s,4 "a
Rsszke- Conductor Mr. Mancineuf 'N Hi as
TONIGHT at 1;45, az Popular Prices-DIE WAL.
i>t RE Gin German. Mines. Gadski Oitzka ana ~.
nina; NM Van Dyck Blass and Bertrar Con5res,-
DamrosCh -NOrs
sun Ev'g, Feb. II. az s:15-Grand Popular Co,c.-,
In commemoration OF EtRDI'S death his
REQUIEM MASS
will he performed under the OF
solosts Mines Nordca and Schumann- Heinz. NM Ss
and Plancon Entire 'a'-
Mon Ev Feb IS al 3, Double BilI-LUCIA m
LAMMERIOOR lin Italianl. Nine Meba- NM Saf.
and Campanari To be followed by CAVAIJ ERIrs
RI sIICANA Gin Italian. Mines Gadski and Tan.s
Homer NM. Scott and Cremouin- Conductor Mr. Wan
Cneli. - -a'"-
Wed Evg. Feb. 90 at 73O-DIE uFslSTrp
SINGER Gin German)- Mines Gadski and Srhur1s,,-
Heink: NM. Jean de Reszke, Bispham Blass MuhInsn,
and Bertram Conductor, Mr.. Damrosch "
Fri. Ev e. Feb. %. S-TOSCA tin ItaIisnN M..
Ternina: NM. Cremonini and Scottt Conductor N,s
WEBER PIANOS USED.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-27
PHOENIX MINE CASE
Why the Time Checks Were Made
Payable in January.

There appears 10 have been some
misunderstanding nnd mlsrepresenta-
ton regarding the dispute between the
miners who left the Phoenix mine and
superintendent James smith who the
miners said ON their arrival in town,
had deceived tlNm. OF had allowed
Them to deceive themselves aH To the
Time when their time checks would be
iaid, There Is also another story con-
corning the circumstances under which
the men left the mine Mr., Smita said
thar ne had delivered no ultimatum 10
he men To the effect that II they came
60 town To spend Christmas thrtT
places would be hlied by other men,
1t was true that he had tried 10 dis
auade them nom leaving. for the shut
ding down of the mine Tor even one
day would entail u neavy expense on
the company. There had previously
been good deal OF complaint. rs has
been stated. about The quality of the
food served At the mine boarding
house. All the trouble had been
wrought up by three or four men. and
they finally succeeded In bringing az
fairs into such "A shape that the men
decided To quit on the day before
christmas. The superintendent was
not given the usual four days notin-
cation gwen in such eases. and he re-
monstrated with the men.
They however. demanded their time.
The next pay day was January 10. II
he had discharged the men he would
OF course. have had to make their
checks payable Immediately. but as
they had quit OF their own Nolition ne
could see no good reason for anticipat-
irg the pay day. ana he told them so
rhe checks We're accordingly drawn.
payable ON January 10: he said chat
date was fully understood by all Of
them when they signed the vouchers
MIR. Smith says the action OF the men
win not greatly Inconvenience him. He
sent n new force out yesterday morn
ing. and viii probably go out himself
today.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-27
gnesta I'D the commerelnI hoteI.

guests of the Commercial hotel.
DR. j. .. Norton. territorial vet
erinarian. left for Bisber last evening
on sanitary business lie viii be gone
two or three days.
II, Rowell and II. j. Rowell. Jr. OF
Itcnrney. Mo. arrived here yesterda y
ana are guests OF the Ford hotel. They
are brothers. ana one OF them. whose
health IL not good. comes for the Inn
proVemcnt To be secured ia mild
winter climate.
Among those registcring at the Com
merciai hotel yesterday We're; .. l.
nm Tempe; +. II. Adams, Williams
Joe Spitz and A. J. Hansen, Kyrene'
Herbert Jones'. Denver. Mrs. Emmn
Burris. Anne Locke and Nella f.
CLARKE. Mesa city. Charles II. tough.
ton. Los Angeles.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-27
Personal Mention

Nicholas Lamil is registered At the
Hotel Adams,
y. W. IIazen OF Pasadena. cal. IL II
guest OF the Ford hotel.
Joe Fiheld was u southbound pas
senger on last nights train.
+. w Smith left last night on thc
NJ. y T., for san Francisco.
j. Walsh OF Williams was a guest of
the Hotel Adams yesterday.
a. NJ. Dawson OF East Orange. n. j..
Is a Euest OF the Hotel Adams.
Mira, John Gllbertson oe Minneapolis.
Mimi. Is a guest OF The Ford hotel.
Blanche Ryan was passenger for
Los Angeles on last nights train.
Cernon Goldsmith OF SIM Franclsco
Is registered at the Hotel Adams.
II, II. Clement lett for Kansaa CITY
ON this mornings =, t.. =. X T., train.
J j. Hardwiok loft on the north
bound train this morning Tor Los An
gcies. cal
K. l.. McUwaine end }. L, Nelson left
on last nights NJ. & T.. train Tor Abb
ienc. TEX,
Mr.. and Mira. J II. Cnshion Of cali
iornia registered ~ the Hotel Adams
yesterday.
W. $. Stubba of Montgomery. Ala,
was among ycsterdaya arrivals ~ the
Ford hotel.
W, IA, Davies OF GLOBE arrived here
yesterday morning. lie - guest of
the Commercial.
J. Walker Wynncwood left on this
mornings $. T.. A.. x T.. train for the
Indian Territory.
Mt Grd Mira Henry Lautz and child
81 PelSin. III. were guests OF the Hotel
Adams yesterday.
Mr.. r. J. Cole Of Globe arrived here
yesterday morning and Is u guest OF
the Commercial hotei.
Eugene Wilson was northbound
passenger this morning. his dcstina-
ton being san FrancIaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Powers OF
Prcsco We're In the city yesterday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-27
PIANOS /! MUSIC

Does the public want 10 be buncoed
again ma Ia the pastY II not. do not
buy from skip-1ack dealers who occn-
sionnlly invade the community with
carload oi Pianos. and by elaborate
display advertisements do" the pub
lie for few weeks or months. They
offer what they style high grade
pianos. but which In reality are only
cheap or medium grades with beauti-
full fancy wood cases at $500. $3.50 to
$5OO-the same prices at which we VIII
deliver TO you at your homes the genuine
high grade pianos OF Chickering q;
Sons. Behr Bros. Mason & Hamlin.
Fischer. etc, We viii deliver at your
house the same quality and style Of
the high standards" 90 OF these no
made vendors for 5000 1925 and $3.50.
and include IA scarf and stool OF fne
quality. also music and tuning, and all
AT 81 per month.
a. REDEWILL 81 SONS.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-27
cnINAMnN Nor wANrEp.

petition containing seven hundred
names was forwarded from Jerome to
Washington this week asking for the
immediate re-cnactment Of the chinese
exclusion act. The miners union waa
Instrumental Ia its circulation.-Je-
rome News.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-27

Venture nm Copper Stock-i0. 900
shares at Csc. VIII pay $1,000 commits
sion to purchaser or broker Boaz
Duncan. AS Wilcox Building. Los An
geles. Cal.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-27
MCkee'S Cash Store
Mr.. w. F. SkEELE,
HE ORGANISE,

All of the best musical critics of New
York. Chicago or San Francisco While
admitting that he is not quite equal
10 Clarence Eddy. in mere finger IA
ciiity. they all claim that Mr.. Skeele
is u deeper musician and his playing
appeals to the soul more than that of
Eddy's. which is more on the music
box or mechanical order.
The Chicago Inter Ocean says; He
Is marvel on the organ" and the san
Diego sun in speaking of his uneN-
ceIled rendering of the popular VIM.
Tell overture says; 1t was 4 whole
orchestra and great one at once"
Miss Taylor. the eminent contralto.
whom he will bring with him To Phoe-
nix. was heard here last May by a
few select auditors. She was here with
the Paul Jennison Concert company.
and those who failed TO hear her We're
very sorry afterwards. Mrs. DIR.
Swetnam speaks highly of her.
Evening star., 1901-09-10

fled in its utterances, land that no radical
action will be fakeA sThats. the Grand
Army would formally nakeiwa on the ad-
ministratton is regarded by members as
absurd, and one who is connected with the
council Of administrator went 80 far as
to say he did not believes there would even
be criticism of the commissioner OF PEN
sions. 1t Is said, however. that resolu-
tions calling for action will be introduced
and that particular stress will be laid upon
the attitude of Commissioner Evans In
what is known as the Jacob Tolle case.
which was the basis of decision 12S.
made in July. 1901. by Assistant Secretary
Campbell Of the Interior Department. 1t
is said the commissioner allowed the
claims under an order from the depart
ment, but attached slip to the papers In
the case, copy Of which Is said to have
been brought here, In which the examiners
OF the pension bureau were told that the
action in granting that particular pension
should not be regarded as a precedent in
such cases. This. it Is pointed out, was
arbitrary upon the part Of the commission
er. and unjust to other claimants OF the
Telle class.
The invitation to Vice President RoOse-
welt to come to Cleveland. In place OF the
President. was committed to the care OF
Senator Hanna. It Is not known whether
or not the Vice President will accept
The Old Guard of Washington and about
fifty others have arrived. The Old Guard
will act as escort to Department Com
mander Stone and staff OF the Department
Of the Potomac. G.. M. 8.