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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
DEFENDER IN
WA!ERA APRIL 10.
Cup Racers Launching
Will Be Careful Un-
dertaking.

BRISTOL. March l6.-AlthouEh every
prccau,.on was taken to keep secret the
day on which the cup defender would be
launched. II has been stated on good
authority that the boa, vii! be lowered
on Wedn, sday. April 10. The yacht Will
be launched with caution never before
observed.
|, VIII not be "a rush down the ways. TO
l- followed BY a snaip snuo from a
haw..r, Instead III. boat VIII be put
In the water No slowly and carefully that
tn. work will take up an hour.
i; viii be on "a cradle which will be
lowered ny the slnckeninS OF cable
around \ drum In the yard. The plating
o. the craft Is almost entirely In place.
ready for the rivc;icrs to fastcn them
securely. When tho boat has been
launched she will be warped alnnEslde
the long pier In the yard ana sthe
slsgers will be set to work
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16

/ an inl,.d player thcr" he was a!wlys
u":rtas. In IN. oItirli. where h. be
long. he VIII chow none u thu-- tri!ts
- damaging 80 u teams success.
'Aa to cntchcrs J think Ne -" well
supplied vi h excel. NJ material lack
Warner will be IN .r'n, shnm lie
hook" hi arm ~niir chasin% inul into
the players h.nch AMI ". hIl HIS ser
vices Tor a comparatively snort pt':iu
lass season IT,. injured ,rm has
nsndcl well and VII b" bct..r han
ever - Jack tells ne Warner IL n
E-rai cntcNcr don't ;hinK tny Jody
VIII dispute that. and then there Is
liOw. rrnan have no dDub; ihai
he VIII b.. 81 great help 10 tn. team.
In addition to tt'i- par don't 1t !;
surrri." you /; Br" idwstv Aict Smith
l. ndt'.i 20 orr SthH Of ll"':stnps
Smith IN my opinion IL iir4i-Clnss
catcher H.. can al" hi; the hnll hnr !
u, the proper time, as h. often showed
wh-i, playing with Raitm"r" and
Rr"nklyn. am alm"s, certain ". will
get him
Now ~. get down to hr ritch"-S.
tnh | wrut 'u say thn, I 'h'n'< vs. VIII
have carrick Fiawl.y nni Mercer ,.s-
rite reports 'iiat they hay" iumn"d to
the American League. Tho public kr""s
ns well .ia ! how cool each 81 these
men Is Besides this TITO ''r.-c IL
Dummy Taylor who can always b. re-
lied on In y rinch thint y" will ~.
rood enough To FAX" q regular turn IL
the box
SPARKS IL u ..Eind."
In Frank Sparks. the younSst"r who
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
ROWING SOL0NS
MEET TONIGHT.
Amateur Oarsmen Ex-
pected to Announce
Decisions.

Whcr II" '.xccu'ivr Committee ~ the
National Association OF Amateur Oars
men NEE; ~ the Marlborough Hotel 90
night it will have many matters o: widn
import TO act on Probably the most
important ~2l he the selection NJ tho
place where the national regatta will
h" held ms year Boston. Saratoga and
Philadelphia nave All made bids FOR
the event. but III" Quaker City seems
20 hav" 'hc ra! ana will probably 10
selected
The proposition to send an eight Dared
crew To England next year to compete
for tn Grand National challenge Cup
nj ticnl.! will also be acted on and II
nSr""nb!r the winner Of the even; his
year VIII go.
Will. no specific charges have been
mad" against Ten EyCk. Rumohr and
Titus. there is likely 20 II. n lively nsht
over the Investigation OF their methods
during last years races.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
"JEFF" WOULDN'T
FIGHT CORBETT.
Champion Admits He Would Stand Little
Chance in a Six-Round Bout.

- know Jim Cnrhru rnn put IL
nh over me- III .i~ rounds. lie I" II
rlrvrrrr .purr~r nnd w"ul' MAX"
u show In. thnt w0uid ""rtn'nIS
win for him In TINT i~nEth ~ time.
tie could n,nkr me look like thirt,
rruts. ~ no friend Of milne would
make .i>-round mntrh for nc
VIII, him.
"Nmt IL n Nni.h nght. h~ know.
II ~ well NJ every body risr tha'
he would have nhsOlutrf ~"
chance. JIM JF:'fNIE>."
Champion Jim J.nrl,.- assertions To
a friend In Columbus. o, ar" 20 b" won
dercd AZ, FOR the champion has time ana
time aya'n said since h" me; the eN-
champion AT corey Island and bea; a!n
In tHcniy-ihrc" rounds. ,!;it x lie ever
met him again he would sea, him In
n punch.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16

made such a good rrcord with III. Nil
wauk.c team last year. think We hay:
u real md | can't say much about
Garvin. but ~ h. accepted nivanc'.
money from the. chiog" club after the
teens OF trade wen, into effect think
he may b. compelled {" play here.
Leaving Gnrr!n out Of tn" question Va
viii hav. corps OF i've pitchers OF IN"
iir,t class
'.Thcr" Is only on. position | have no,
sr"kcn "i that lie. rtw"M second
and third. Your Uncle Dudley Will
play there They call |; shor'stop. |
don't know where ! will figure when III"
season clof.s. but Will do like the fsl.
low with the row TO hoc-I Will do my
best
Gleason and Grady will be sold or
traded Gleason has played too long
with the New York team. think lbs
viii 40 better In other company. Scy-
.nour and Doh"ny all probably be kept.
though nothing decisive can be said OF
them iuEt now.
W.. will t.cir training at the Polo
Grounds on April ! All the players will
be In iim. by thar time. We Will prac-
,isc each ia> from 10 o'clock until !l.So
and again In the afternoon from :!
O'Clock until 10
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
PHIL DWyER TO
RACE THIS YEAR.
Long Island Tracks
Still Dangerous for
Fast Work.

Thi, l. IN" season 81 discomfort
,m1nu ,rnIrrra THn weather. mas been
:. bal ,mrinr N. pnsl ten DAYS tina, /,
has retarded horses IN ,hci- prcpara.
lions ,or the c,rIy .p-,ns events Each
morning nor. is NOR, or les frost IN
condition ~ "a, work ana nnly slow
Gallon. I'm 81. iulu,vcl In 10 send
!, nor. #nlan. II r,,t ella Nonli 10.
ln-r.r,i,. Th,y ar. In no ennIt,lou
:, M. hurried Al ,h,s ,ro OF ia, y.,r.
,scn tYn ,hcr. is .tnc.. d, sIpp!u;
I'M, , h,I.. ,rI hr,,.iry leg So al.
i, ~ ,,, 49,, ,,,,,c- IN. troubles
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
OSCAR GARDNER HERE
TO CONFIRM THE NEWS
VIII leave for Frisco Nh~n As
surr.i thar lie aud NrC"S-
rru Are to Fight.

oscar Gard ~ the Omaha Nii, who Is
matched 10 night Terry Mc6;rvcrn b+for"
ia. Twentieth century Aihicii1 club
u san Fran 'i-cp on April 20. arrived In
:pwa yesterday from Wheeling. W Va.
In speaking ~ hts match with McG"'-
crn Gardner said: Il cam" to New York
.pr tn" uufuos" ~ learning whether :!
WINS really matched - hight McGovern
on the coast IA soon as recclr. the
articles OF igrcemrn. for the conicE'
will pack M my trunk and leave for
N. C.as' Whether win or lose with
McC;ovr,a vii. ngn, Dave Sullivan. |
an anxious 10 NEE. MIN. ns | am conn.
aNr, can boa, him. | intend 10 ;ra!a
.or my iEht with McGOycrn At the ,nost
convenient spot can secure near 'Fris.
co
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16

Whatever else tho remark, convey.
they go 20 corrn'1ra,c the cNclusiv"
news publ!s1c'! IN The Evening World
frS days ago that Jefr!es and his
manager. William \. I'r;,dy. s"re abou;
TO dissolve partnership Despite the
den!t- OF III" .!iilc manager. Their"
seems 10 y. iir' beneath the smoke
!ssuing from IN. camp. II sncans that.
"!ih tn. expiration OF the champion
contract with Brady. the former will
attend to his own business.
jcnress disgrunt.'l state - due TO
Brady having consented 10 match him
IN u siH-rourd bout with corbcu In
Chicago som. time ago. Brady had
more confidence In his champion than
III. latter evidently had IN h!m~.K.
J.frri-s saw that II he met corb~tt hts
reputation would be seriously Impaired.
For h. 'c!, tina; he could not put away
his enemy IN the punch after all.
JcHrios says he has other grievances
against Brady. hut they are OF busi-
mex, nature.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
WOULD RACE ANACONDA
AGAINST JOE PATCHEN
"H"pw JnrL" Trout Challenges
for n Srrir. 0f Five Races
In July,

Happy Jack" Trout. who VII! train
and drive III. care-, Anaconda, 20: u,
* out Win u deh to the, owners OF old
log fd'ch.a. Tron, says he VII race
MS horse against the bln,k champion
nv' races IN Ave consecutive weeks
beginning In July over mile tracks. tine.
heats In five. TO harness for Si.cO or
$..o"5 side.
Watcher Or not the owners OF Joe
Patchcn viii acccp, tn" challenge can
not b" definitely stated now, bu, tn.
rasr' II on. that would he gladly well
coined BY every follower OF the grand
clscali. Anh-bnda |. the younger horse.
nut his hest mark ~ 4 SccuE3 and a
quarter s.ussr han the old blacks. Sti..
there l. ~ question tina; ,ac race would
BE- A c,p.r one
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
TENNIS At MONTE CARLO.
Mr-. niii,ard. the EnIii"h thnm
nInn. Wins I.m.:irr' Slug Irs.

MONTE CARLO, Mach l5.-Thcrr
VS. brauttul nrit '"r aud brilliant
playing ~, the Lawn Tennis TourNa-
m'nr ha;c to-day. Srv"ral o: IN" hnais
were finished ana the ron slud!ng games
viii b. played ,o-Unrr5w Hrs. Iln!-
yard Won he nal "a h. adiCs' singles.
beating Miss Ddddrll b, III" score o,
g. 60.
The Tina! % IN. mems singles was .x-
cit.n:, Mr.. Langley sfeated AIR. Payn.
s.? i-S. o.. The Doherty brothers &c.
fea'.d Msesrs. Evans AMI liii.yard, In
the mems doubles. 80. rs. 81. 81
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
AN AMERICAN HENLEY
IS AGAIN TALKED OF.
Plans Under Way to Hold Mig Row.
Ing Event an the Thames at
New London.

The prospects o: an American Henley
on the Thames ut New London arc
brighter than ever now and plans are
under way TO hold /, during the week
Of the Harvard and Yale boat races.
II every plan IL carried through tho
events Will not be open to college crews
alone. but bona iidc amateurs Will DO
admitted.
When the first suggestion was made
for the regatta Yale was not particu-
larry impressed with It. but now II -
asserted that the Blue will be repre-
scented mr. well as Harvard. Pennsyt.
vania, Cornell and Columbia.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16

william f. Richardson. coiorcd. valet
Of Charles l.. T.. l.audy. secretary OF the
Swiss, Legation at Washington, was ar
rested u: No. -. IVES. Thirty-second
street this AFTERNOON u; the request of
the Washington police. He IL wanted
in that ci.y on III. charge OF having
forged the name OF his employer to sew
craI checks.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
LEAGUES FlUL-BAL. STR KE RULE
RAISES PROTEST. IRGM AMATEURS.

To tnc
am a
Ion b.h, -
Yprkto protest against
called
IN
Ii" would have muca batter h'i
balls c''d
he ito NJ
strikes
~
tho nrsth Is cal .tri
lovers
II publish y Y
BUNT INSTEAD.
Of
that All balls
strikes have been called
q ana
| +, v :
abolished the
!
viii force the Rules
FL n
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
WINNERS At
new ORLEANS.
Plunge on wild Pirate
to Win Derby-Choice
Is Scratched.
fs,ee,ai,n M wn.ltl


RACE TRACK. New Orleans. March
didate Choice wrcnched hi. lex this
morning while taking a llmh"r!ng w
Eallop ana pulled up 50 lamc that Train
er Walden had {, scratch him Choice
Ind worked tn. Derby distance IN i:tir,
His owners thought he would win. ard
were greatly disappointed by She acct
dent.
wild Pirate Fnv"ritc.
Fontilieu and other plungcrs incicd
Wild Pirate, and the New iberia hook
maker wa9ered $500 at : to on the son
OF Pirate OF Pensance before the races
this afternoon. J. Barker Harrison lait
him the price. Austin Max Frank. J. t.
'Hittick and other bookmakcrs thought
that Wild Pirate would win and backed
him. Senator O'Brien. the colts owner.
was the mos, confident man NJ the Fair
Grounds, and before tho race he told his
friends tina; Wild Pirate would win cas-
tly. He bet heavily on him In III" local
Stng and In the Hot Springs pool rooms
Queer RumOr About vnrrO.
Tho rumor tina, varro had gone hack
was circulated with SO much persist.
enco that many OF the owners d!sCr"l-
tied the ncws and bet en- him Nnrrp :
not work horse. and the fact that 'hf
son Of Pardcc had shown nothing In II
work strengthened the runor Of ais un
fitness W. c. liutrh.;ron. his owner
however. did not lose confidcnc" In '1c
Eciding, and bet a big bunch on him a
odds around to !.
The Stevens pair. Picador and Siddrn.
had admirers. bu, to the general pub
lilo rhey were unknown quantities. Sew
erai supposedly wise Judges picked ric.-
dor. but the bulk OF the play was ON
Wild Pirate and Varro The natives
stuck to the latter. but the McmpiIls
contingent, could see nothing but the
iavorite.
Track In Good shape.
Tho track was In fine condition. bu,
tho weather was little 100 cool for an
ideal Derby Day. The crowd. however.
filled every corner OF the grand stand
and ovcrfiowcd into tho ,nficld. whioh
was nllci with carriages The warm
UPS before the race were run between a
lane tpersons who crowded into rhc
track, and as each OF the Derby horses
were recognized he WAS greeted ntt np.
sl,use BY his admirers. Although the
REVEAL Of the big thrcc-ycar- old race vas
not rs good as the former Dcrh!es.
more in,eres; was taken In 'o-day's
race. and the betting was the heaviest
IN tho history Of tho track.
Following are the starters, with their
jockeys and the early betting:
villa Pirate. Nsndussn, u
vArrp. Ii2 CAyvssA - l.
r1esdos. li5. w'nts.H. 10
s'ddons 10 pu?.-, =,
Henry Clay Rye. III Crrhrsn. tel.
lian.~urs'. 10. o'Drsn. 20 To
FIRST RACE
FOR three yrar.ala, and up One mil. and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
Mnr,," Challenge. walkers.

joe Martin u Dus,on, says We liz
ready TO make n match with any and
all amateur walkers In the world lie
says he expects 10 walk sam L.ebg ll.i
from Long Island city TO Flushing In a
short time. and invites all other pedss.
TRANS 70 take part.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
s.F.' WI TINI 2
Foo foGr-y,ir-oIis and up nn- mite

Jnck Adc made the pace for three
quarters. when Tohr Paine. who hri
been running within striking distance,
came away and won under pressure,
TITLE W. and Althen came very fast IN
the last quarter The latter was gain
Ing at every stride Farrell was second
20 the turn FOR home. he WAS probably
short
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
Ha-il, il.n4ie.a @ MI H and quartz

Miss RANSOM mad" The running Tor
the Tirst mile Tommy - Bricn and lsen
took he LAT Jump WIN h-- and she
tire. al ihc snl. ii.rtIng "uiiiul.,4 "a
McGovcrn. The latter would have won
In another stride. Sciicnbach bnItea At
the half and Jumped the track Fence
Fourth Race Mile and an eiglth. h
Won by Henry clay Rye WiII Pirate
was second and Earru bird
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

espee. TO me Ersnlus worlt
RACE TRACK NEW ORLEANS.
March ls.-The entries FOR Tomorrow !.
races are as follows.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16

Egyptian Prince came very strong In
the stretch and got ur In tHc fral stride.
Slack did not see him coming and he
should have won with Woodtrn. who
made all tho running Kcncvn looked
ready - come away IN the last one
eighth but tired.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16

season ~ both batting and fielding.
%lN, take our N"U,iitld II ii Iur9H' Z
ptut. the hes hitting aggregation in
II. l.arru ri h. away nn IN iny c.,i-
vuiitInu
''W!'h S"i,ach IN lcf;. Van Ii,l,r"u IN
centre ami Hickman IN ri.ht. ! ,hinn
.Na' 'hrSc who Walt tn. p G-rrnlS
vii hnv" little room for jus; "mpl,ini.
As ii, ld"rs these men are ns good as
Feeders come
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
x-,h-r.o,- Under the Knife.

March ia surgical ono.
ration on Olga 'S.thersolc. the nctrcss.
performed here To-day. was successful.
She viii remain IN hospital about Two
weeks.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
JERSEYS CHAMPIONSHIP
GOLF At ENGLEWOOD.
Date for Tournament viii Ne An
nOuncrd After New Works. List
IL Made Public.

The championship tournament Of tho
played on the links OF the Englewood
COT Club during the latter part OF June.
The exact dates will not be hxed until
the Secretary OF the Metropolitan As.
ISOLATION announces the tournaments for
June. The Jersey clubs desire TO avoid
conflicting dats~.
The Englewood Club has an excellent
eight cen hole course which will give "A
sood test OF championship golf.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
VAN HALTREN.

l'Hl"s. George Davis, mannrrr-rar
tain ~ IN" New York baseball club L.
greatly mistaken his team viii nay" a
much better claim To III. ti'lc OF ii,nls
this season than they did the las, ON
II" says thni tn" men wh" have been
signed Will form IN" hardest, hitting AZ
Sr"Ention that ever tried I" hring ~.
p"nnnn' To Gotham, No, only ~ ,h"l'
batting ability is Davis enthusiastic iir
says that Ia every department IN" team
Will hc ~ per ccnt. stronger tnnn II hns
been since 1894
Manager Davis. who Is no, given /"
h'c boasts and meaningless talks. Las;
night ~ his HON" snyr ~ Evening
World reporter III" iirSt real interviews
on tn" baseball situation that has come
from him this year
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strung i'iIi~ u Gn".

n think our player iuiIv!hu.lIy ani
collectively ar, ~ .;,oI -. any II tn
!"aEu. For instance. tax" "nr new
thirL. A." man. Srrans vino played Win
.tui AZ, lat r.ir mink hc VIII III
the ga, tlat there has been "u IN" New
t.k team Tor. year. II, lin. sp"' j.
mcn II Young blood iud " h" dos
m II turn out pi" - n. hardest h!t'ir-
third-n,so men In the lrhsu" VII -"
.,AtS ~ IN ms Judgment ~ "hai con
.,,ut"s , god nall ,i'y.r lie IS 'nsi
IN his 'c"t AMI rir cover . OF 81 grnhhH
don't .ltrk many hal,r hit Ia hts d.t.c-
iipn VII g"t pas, him SiranG WI! stand
iey.lopfn.n' and imprlr" SIN every
sane. | I;u PARTICULARS s!at ~. hay"
rpI gr h"rs,I..s the rlun hann't had q,
mrs, -ein-s man on third IN years say
"a witsi al IA" r-su'c' in Nc men "hu
played III" ,lg previously
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16

soys AZ, wanted every day by
Void Wal advertisers. Boys. read
World Wax to
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Grns-I nj Eir-, IIn.~

W. will has" another new man On
ar>I II. j. Jrhu Cancel, Who mad" such
Z, M. record with Chicago 49, year
ThiH f"iluw l. = r,iurhl hnllrlay"r. bid
tifu.r. N!ll remember his brother char
Iry whp caught COR tn" champion l'''-
IONS a few wears back Az - frst-ha'"
man ihtuk CAMEL Nill hold his Own
"ill show ~ per cent. Improvement INV"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-16
W. VIII lie u rnr,"r.

The public may TANK ma ans ~.
''iction ! make IL don. for -rcc, OF In
III" nature Of good policy. Tht. is moi
so. Anything / say nm willing 10 b,yc
r'corhr' against m" a, the .nd of tho
season. " IN" puhl'" thoroughly undo.
stands me- IN this matter niIl tax. ~,
liberty OF figuring nut IA" Giants
ch"h''S this season an" aaac-;lus ,hlt
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Medical.
OLD DIR. GRlNDLE.

OLD DIX. GklNDLE,
GRADUATE UNIVERSITY or THE CRY -
NEW YORK MEDICAL DEPARrMESTI: :;
years = Specialize In Diseascs Of Men Uni,f
OLD DIR GRiSDLEs ,e!ent!hc system OF trea,.
msnt blood and ,ain diseases. pain In the b5nos.
red spots. sore throat and mouth. u!cSn. psin'ul
ing. Sa:,.ocsi.. Inflammation. gravel weak. IN.
developed organs. Ss.a back, permanently cured,
Men aboui to marry. llke~He thu.e having in.
psdimsnts. should 90 TO DR.. GRISDLE'S old.
established once, over 20 years At III West lsia
st., between 9Th and tn ave-. suners.s do NOS
waste tins consulting less skilled psys,eians.
Rsmembsr. OLD DIR. GRiSDI.E has record FOE
HOUR. . to Q. SUNDAYS . to 2.
LAFAYETTE CAPSULES
cure all unnatural discharges. Sos. at all du.g.
Gtsts. or J. J. Launer. 1851 broadway. DrooaIyn.
MRS. ASGERDAUER positively cures irrvSsiar..
ties: consultation. 301 East sd Il. aaaP ~
ave.; psivats house; Charge ssAsonssls.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
THE COST OF IMPERIALISM.

Chief Justice Doster, OF Kansas, IN an
article printed in the Arena, says that
in 1892 the total market value OF the i'm
ports and exports OF the Philippine
Islands amounted to $50, 000, 900 in gold.
He estimates that, ten per cent basis
being used, the profits for the traders
amounted to $3,OOO,OO He also shows
that the expenditure incurred in the
Philippine war now reaches at least
5000 900, 900. The usual government in.
terest rate OF per cent on 1900, 0O0, 900
would amount to 5000, 900, and Judge
Doster points out that this is twice as
much as the total annual profit to the
whole worldson the Philippine trade,
counting that profit at 10 per cent on the
custom house values. He adds: "1f
peace were here now the profits on bur
Philippine trade for the next two hun
dred years would not give US back the
money thus far expended in the prosecu.
ton OF the war. with a reasonable rate
OF interest ON the amount"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30
THURSDAY. MAY 80, 1901
PHILIPPINE FAT JOBS.

The Philippine commission has fur
nished the war department with a
schedule Of offices which have been Gre
ated and salaries that are to be paid to
the incumbents. Judged by Washing
ton standards, says special correspon-
dent. "the commission has been liberal
to a fault. 1t will pay the secretary OF
$500 per year, which is only $500 less
than the salary Of cabinet officer and
$4,000 more than the salary of the pri-
vate secretary OF the president-the
hardest worked official in the United
States. The treasurer of the archipelago
is to receive Sc 900, which is the salary
of the treasurer OF the United States.
The auditor receives $1,000. Auditors
in charge of departments in Washington
have to be content with $4,000. The
collector OF customs at Manila gets &, 900
which is the salary Of the collector at
Chicago. Chicago has population o!
o.0OO, 600, and Manila contains less than
800 900 inhabitants. The director gen.
eral of posts is to receive 5000, which
is 81 900 less than the salary OF the post
master OF Chicago. The Office of military
governor is provided with forty-six
clerks. The president Of the United
States gets along with two assistant pri-
vate secretaries, two executive clerks,
and six general clerks. In addition the
military governor is to have private
secretary and one law clerk. The same
liberal provision is made for all other
branches OF the insular government, but
inasmuch as salaries are to be paid from
the revenues of the islands, and congress
will have nothing to do with them, the
report will remain a document OF the
war department and attract scarcely any
attention.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1901-05-30

In the Superior Court OF the State Of
Washington for Chehalis County.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of James
McMaster, deceased. Elizabeth Walker
administrative Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the UNDER
signed, Elizabeth Walker, administrators
Of the estate OF James McMaster, de-
ceased, to the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against, said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouch.
ers. within twelve months after the first
publication Of this notice, to the said adj
ministratrix at her residence in the town
OF Cosmopolis, Chehalis county, Wash.
ington, or at the Office OF J. c. Cross, in
the city OF Aberdeen, Chehalis county.
Washington, same being the place Of and
for the transaction OF the business OF the
said estate in the said Chehalis county,
Washington.
Dated this the End day OF May, 1901.
ELIZABETH WALKER,
J. c. Cross, Administrative.
Attorney for Administrators. 1t