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New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
ST. LOUIS WINS A POINT.
CHICAGO DRAINAGE CANAL DEMURRERS
OvERRULED BY THE UNITED STATES
SUPREME COURT
[Br TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE. ]

by TELEGRAPH TO THE 1RIBUSE.l
Washington. Jan. 2s-In the United States su-
preme Court to-day st. Louis partial VIC
tory in the fight against the Chicago Drainage
Canadian enterprise which has already cost the
taxpayers Of Chicago about sS00oo,oD. The htiga-
tion has been in progress year. or ever since ST
Louis first woke up to realization of the probable
fact that If the sewage of Chicago were drained
into the Mississippi River near the Missouri
metropolis. as intended, life would be constantly
endangered from the contaminated water supply
which the city gets from the Mississippi II In the
trial of the injunction suit pending St Louis
again wins. Chicagos expensive Drainage Canal
will have to be abandoned.
The opinion handed down by Justice Shiras
and overruled the demurrer to jurisdiction filed
by the Chicago Drainage Canal in the suit for In
junction brought by the State OF Missouri. Chief
Justice Fuller and Justices White and Harlan dis
sented The effect of the opinion is that the Drain
age Canal attorneys now must answer the COM
plant that the sewage and noxious filth of the
sanitary district Communicating the waters OF
the Mississippi River at ST. Louis. No evidence of
the facts will be taken In court. On request of
the parties to the suit a commission will be ap
pointed TO take testimony and make a report
Judge William NJ. Springer, representing the State
Of Illinois and the sanitary district of Chicago.
asked leaye to file answer the bill, and, this
being granted. he Immediately filed the answer,
which was already prepared. He admits. among
other things that in the territory of the State of
Missouri and on the banks Of the Mississippi River
and below the mouth of the Illinois many cities
and towns and many thousands OF persons who
rely upon the waters of the Mississippi River in
thheir regular, natural and accustomed flow for
and all other purposes. but he said whether the
river ana ITS waters and the thereof for drink
ing agricultural and manufacturing purposes in
their accustomed and natural flow are indispensable
to the life. health and business OF many thousands
Of inhabitants of the State. and whether said in
habitants are compelled to said waters for
said purposes. this defendant neither admits
denies. but leaves the complainant to make proof
thereof; but said defendant denies that said river
and its waters and the use thereof for drinking.
agricultural and mechanical purposes of value
TO the State of Missouri as State as a body
polite" He also said that 1t was matter for
proof whether the people OF Missouri n
PEELED to the waters of the Mississippi, Is
also the fact as whether the waters OF the
Mississippi injured by the Drainage Canal. He
contends that the adaptablty OF the waters OF
the Mississippi domestic purposes will be in no
wise impaired by the canal.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
IMPROVING ITS DINING CAR SERVICE.

The Lackawanna Railroad Is planning still fur
ther improvements in its dining car service. Hav-
ing equipped its through trains with dining cars
and opened a handsomely appointed restaurant at
its Hoboken terminal, IL has now arranged to sup
ply a buffet service on through express trains be-
tween New-York and Plymouth. Penn, via Scran-
ton The train leaving NewYork D. m will
be equipped with vestibuled buffet. drawing room
parlor car. enabling patrons to dinner he
fore reaching Plymouth. The corresponding east
bound train leaving Plymouth at 7:o5 In the morn
ing, will be similarly equipped. Not only will the
parlor passengers have the benefit of the new
service, but arrangements have been made where
by the occupants of the coaches also may enjoy a
similar service.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
TRIBUNE POPULAR BALLOT.
3or MaYor ot NewN YORK.

for Mayor NewYork Vote
public
be published and will be treated as strictly confidential
#ss:ssr III $ @ r
be made Tomorrow
ddressan and nominal 10
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
CARNEGIE TUBE PLANT MAY Not BE BUILT
NATIONAL. TUBE COMPANY MAKING OvERTUREs
WHICH ARE EXPECTED TO CHANGE
CONNEAUT PLANS

Pittsburg. Jan. 2s.-"The Pittsburg Post to-day
says that negotiations pending in NewYork
the present time which, II successful. will result
in the Carnegie company abandoning its plan of
building great steel tube plant in Conneaut
Rumors OF this have been current for some days
but no authoritative statement of any kind could
be obtained until last night. when Joshua Rhodes
chairman OF the Board OF Directors OF the National
Tube Company, admitted that the ofhcials of that
company were making overtures 10 the Carnegie
company for the abandonment Of the Conneaut
plan. How far along these negotiations have ad-
vanced Mr.. Rhodes could not say but he seemed
confident that the s2 COO 900 tube mill of the Car
merle company would not be built
At the office of the National Tube Company No
2s Cortlanit-st., yesterday, no confirmation or de-
NAL of the above report could be obtained.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
Victoria has passed to her reward:

good Queen Victoria has passed 10 her reward:
therefore.
We the members Of the New-York Methodist
Preachers Meeting. hereby express gratitude
God for her long and splendid reign. her pure
life her Christian example before the world and
the blessed legacy she has left TO humanity.
The resolution was reported by a special com
mittee consisting of the Rev. Drs. c. W. Millard.
j. O. Foster and II. K. Carroll.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
HAMILTON n. WEEDS APARTMENT HOUSE

The loan by the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company Of s72s.0oO to Hamilton NJ. Weed for the
erection of twelve story apartment house at the
northeast corner OF Broadway and Seventy-arst-
ST was made year ago. A payment Of a part
OF this loaH was made to Mr. Weed last week The
building has been under construction for nearly q
year. and is now closed IN The architects are
James & Leo.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
LoRp sALIsRURY Nor no RFsIGN.

London, Jan. 2S-There is not the slightest found
alton. The Associated Press is officially informed
for the statement that Lord Salisbury will resign
Further, IL is officially forth that the Premiers
absence from Osborne at the time OF the death OF
Queen Victoria was due TO the urgent request of
King Edward, who feared Lord Salisburys health
might be impaired by the trying journey. as sea
tT1ps particularly go hard with Lord Salisbury
Besides, II was bitterly cold al Cowes The most
cordial relations prevail between King Edward and
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
NO THROUGH TROLLEY LINE no BOSTON

Regarding the story of the intention of the Whit
WILKINS Widener syndicate. to establish a
through trolley line between this city and Boston
a man well informed the situation said yester-
day: There is not and never has been any such
project. We have brought trolley lines here and
there In Connecticut into closer relations with the
object of effecting economies and better service
but have no idea OF forming A through route
have no interest whatever in our enterprises In
New-Engiand."
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
NEW CREDENTIALS FOR MR.. cHoATE.

Washington Jan. 2S-It has been decided that Mr.
Choate should have new credentials His present
credentials aecredit him TO the Queen. He will
now be accredited as United States Ambassador
al the Court OF Edward VII Lord Pauncefote. At
Is expected will receive new credentials as Am
bassador 10 the United States. his present COM
mission being signed by the Queen
secretary Hay has charged Ambassador Choate
10 represent the Government of the United States
ana the President the funeral services at Wind
sor. For lack OF time a special embassy Will NOT
be sent from the United States this occasion
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
STEEL COMPANIES NEARER TO TERMS

The report that agreement between the Car
negle Steel Company and the American Sheet Steel
Company had been reached seems to have been
premature II is thought that satisfactory ad-
tnstment OF present difficulties viii be made In
few days 1t is said to be probable that the Sheet
Steel Company will agree to purchase n certain
percentage of its steel billet requirements at the
market rates. rather than stipulated number OF
tons as IL would he impossible 10 foretell what
amount would be required for five years in advance
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
THE GERMAN CROWN PRINCE HONORED.
INVESTED WITH THE ORDER OF THE GARTER
BY KING EDWARD.

COwes. Jan. 2s.-The Crown Prince of Germany.
Frederick William, invested with the Order
of the Garter this morning by King Edward VII.
The investiture, which took place IN the Council
Chamber Of Osborne House. brilliant func-
tion. The high officers OF the household, mill
tary and civil functiOnaries and the Emperor's
encourage, including a party from the imperial
yacht Hohenzolern. present all in full uni
form.
While the Crown Prince knelt before the King
10 receive the insignia His Majesty addressed
few cordial words the Prince. and then. turning
10 Emperor William, N touching terms thanked
him Tor his visit at this time of sorrow and be-
reavement. and dwelt the personal and other
ties uniting Germany and Great Britain. II is said
that Emperor William will bestOw the Order OF the
Red Eagle on Prince Arthur OF Connaught the
son Of the Duke or Connaught
The Grand Court Marshal of Prussia, Count
Gutenberg is on his here 10 join the suite OF
Emperor William. The latter accompanied the
Crown Prince a long ramble through the Os-
borne House grounds to-day. The Emperor later
boarded the HOhenzollern to transact urgent State
business.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
STATES NEW CONGRESS- DISTRICTS.
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WANTS
THE THREE IN THIS CITY

The Executive Committee OF the Republican
County Committee wrestled with the Congress dis
trict apportionment problem for two hours yester-
day afternoon. and then appointed President Nor
ris and Executive Chairman Ten Eyck commit
TO draft suggestions with reference to the new
districts in this city that may be submitted TO the
legislative committee when the latter is appointed
The sentiment I'm the Executive Committee is
unanimous in favor of having all three new dis
tricts IN the enlarged New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
MAY0RAL1Y CAMPAIGN, Tribune Office, NaW-Tok.

29.Sx4 feet. with extension 11x131O feet II xrI
be built for Harriet s. ThOrne. and will cost ssOs
Folsom Brothers have rented for George c. Bodt
to the Chtldss Unique Dairy Company for a farm
or twenty-one years. the building at No 40 Broad
Way AT an aggregate rental Of about s275O00
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
yyHAI on. PIERCE SAxu.

~Wth but little hope DIR. Pierce and
he could me- began TO take his Golden Medical
Discovery and altcEgh had given up 20 die began
improve from the start and by the time had taken twenty
two bottles entirely cured weigh more than
before In my life and am entirely weiiD
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
diseases Of the stomach and other organs of dges-
tion and nutrition. II cures through the stomach
diseases of heart, liver lungs, kidneys, etc, which
have their origin in disease of the stomach and its
associate organs.
Sick persons are invited TO consult DIR. Pierce, by
letter, free All correspondence, private. Address
DIR. R " Pierce, Buffalo, N. X.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
CELEBRATING THE KAIsER's BIRTHDAY

Berlin Jan. 2s.-The announcement Of the ap-
meRt OF Emperor William a Field Marshal in
the British Army has been received by the press
with comparatively little comment. The Berllner
"Seueste Naehrichten' Conservative sees in the
compF Fment evidence of the friendly personal rela-
tions between the Emperor and the King"
Notwithstanding the Kaiser's wish that the ami
versary Of his birth should not be observed many
celebrations occurred yesterday in different parts Of
Germany The "NordeuLSche Algemeine Zeitung"
says that cOngratulatory kilograms were received
from the German colonies in Paris, Venice Riga
Prague. Baku. Sofa, Bucharest. Rio Janeiro Vera
Cruz, Colombo and many other places.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
EXCHANGE EXPECTED TO CLOSE

special meeting OF the Governing Committee OF
the New-Hork Stock Exchange will be held this
afternoon. IL is believed that the committee will
decide 10 close the Exchange for the entire ses-
sion on Saturday the day OF Queen Victoria's
funeral IL has already been voted TO close II from
10 70 Il a. n. on that day. Other business is also
said - -
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29

RESOLUTION OF METHODIST PREACHERS
The Methodist Preachers Meeting at No $50
fffth-ave. yesterday passed the following resolu-
tion:
Whereas, In the providence of God. the great and
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
REIcHsTAG ADHERED TO PRECEDENT.

Berlin, Jan. 2.-In spite OF the emphatic denials
given 10 the statement that Emperor William
pressed dispeasure at the failure of the Rechstag
10 adjourn a tribute of respect 10 the late
Queen Victoria. many members Of the Rechstag,
accept the report genuine II appears that the
decision OF the Reichstag dictated by German
and British preeedents The Reichstag did not ad-
journ upon the death of Alexander III Of Russia.
always been distinguished by particularly friendly
sentiments toward Germany. More than this the
British Parliament did adjourn upon the death
OF Emperor William l. a consideration which had
its influence with the present Reichstag.
II Is pointed out that the appearance of Count
Won BulOW in the ReichStag to make formal
nouncement Of the death of foreign monarch and
10 offer a eulogy was an unprecedented mark Of
respect: and. speaking generally. the members of
the Reichstag feel that they did all the situation
called for.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
WHAT MRS. HAYTER SUFFERED.

81 had been sick for than year with kidney
trouble writes Mrs Lucy Hayter Of Jscsboro Jack Co.
Texas Several different doctors treated none did
any good One doctor said that could be cured
that had Brght's Disease suffered nearly death at
times had spells the doctors called spssms Was bedast
most Of the time for six months My mother begged
Golden Medical Discovery
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
THE KING PROCLAIMED AT WINDSOR.

London, Jan. 2S-The ceremony of proclaiming
King Edward VII as King OF the United Kingdom
IF Great Britain aud Ireland and Emperor of India
continues in all the centres Of the Kingdom An
impressive function took place in the royal borough
OF Windsor al noon. Thousands witnessed the
historic procession. The Mayor read the proclama-
ton from the base Of the Queens statue. Castle
Hil. and the Recorder read II Henry Wits
Gate. Fanfares of trumpets and cheers for His
Majesty. in which the Eton boys took a promi-
nent part, closed the ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
THE RAWLNs RODE OUT A HURRICANE.

ARMY HORSE BROKE LEG AND HAD To BE
THROWN OVERHEARD.
A dispatch from Major Chauncey b. Baker Chief
Quarterm ster. Division OF Cuba. received In Wash
ington yesterday. indicates that the reports that
the transport Rawlns sustained serious damages
In hurricane off Cape Hatteras on January Is
While her way from New fork to Matauzas
were erroneous Major Baker said in his dispatch:
"rhe Rawlins received damage. She mad a
rough trip, all vessels the water during this
last week had. One horse the property of Lieu
tenant Hawkins. had the misfortune TO have n
leg broken. and had to be killed and thrown over
board
The Rawllns is now on her way from Cienfuegos
to New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29

tend the memorial service in st. Georges
Chapel Windsor on Sunday.
A supplement Of The Gazette" this afternoon
announces that IL is not desired that the public
wear deep mourning after March ., but that
half mourning should be worn until April Ia.
There has been a strong outcry from manufact-
urers and merchants at prolonged period OF
mourning The dealers regarded the first edict
with disnlay. and widespread injury TO the col
ored goods trade. in many cases actual ruin, was
anticipated. Following the precedent or lioo
when the City merchants petitioned George III
to curtail the period Of mourning, trade circles
in the United Kingdom had already started
petition 10 King Edward VII, begging him TO
limit the period OF national mourning On
previous occasions the King. as Prince OF
Wales. used his influence in this direction, and
now, King, he has asserted his well known
opposition 10 the observance Of long periods OF
official mourning.
Cowes Jan. 2S-The funeral procession will
leave Osborne House on Friday at p. m. The
route 10 the pier viii be lined with troops, and
the Royal personages will follow the coffin on
foot
An order by Admiral Sir Charles Frederick
Hotham shows that thirty-eight British vessels
viii take part in the naval display.
Stockholm. Jan. 29-The Crown Prince OF
Sweden and Norway has started for London TO
attend the funeral Of Queen Victoria.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
FACTIONS PERPLEX TAMMANY HALL.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND suB-coMMIrTEEs
NOT YET APPOINTED

Significant comments are being made on the fact
that the Executive Committee OF Tammany Hall
has not yet been appointed. nor have the sub-com-
mttees Democrats ION the outs say that the
delay is caused by the absence OF Croker also by
the fact that there is so much dissension In Tam
many this winter that no one is certain that IL
the committees are made up now all the members
will be found in the organization by midsummer
The Whalen- Nixon faction Is watching the Carroll
Suvan-Van Wyck crowd narrowly, and there are
many indications of internal strife.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
PLANS FOR A. NEW BUILDING.

Plans wers filed yesterday for the erection of
five story brick building the southeast corner
OF Fifth-ave and Eishty-fourth-st. II will be
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-01
LESSONS FROM SHERLOCK.

The methods used by Sherlock
Holmes, the great fictional detective.
have so impressed the authorities OF
Massillon, o., that they have provided
the police with books telling OF the
greatest achievements OF Holmes. says
The Pittsburg Post. The officers are
pnder instructions to apply the Holmes
principles in all cases possible.
Accordingly, when Il was reported
that q trunk had been broken open and
SIS stolen at John. Stevenson's board
ing house the other day, Oilicer Sea-
man proceeded to Investigate along
Holmes line.
He found that the brass hasps Sc
curing the trunk lid had been severed
with a sharp instrument. None was in
the vicinity. The landlord was asked
II he had an axe. He produced one
from coalhouse, where he said HI
always kept 1t.
There were small particles of brass
IN the blade and 1t just fitted the GU
IN the trunk. The officers argued tina
II robber had committed the crime
he would not have lugged away an axe
Therefore they decided 1t must hav'
Yeen the landlord. When they arrested
aim he was so amazed at their Lint
sf reasoning that he admitted his guilt
He Is now in Jail.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-01
BROOKLYN BRIDGE BREAKS

New York, July 24.--Tnere was a
break today in the structural steel
works of the Brooklyn bridge, the most
serious in the history Of the structure.
and just at the evening rush. a little
after o'clock, all train and trolley
traffic on the bridge was stopped by the
police as a precautionary measure.
Twelve of the steel suspension rods
connecting the extreme north cable
with the outside ends Cf the transverse
girders which support the roadways,
tracks and footway broke today-or at
least some of them tOtay-because of
expansion on account of the heat. That
is the cause given by Chief Engineer
Samuel X Probasco of the Department
o. Bridges.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-01

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIRST
Circuit. Territory Ut Hawaii. In probate, at cham.
hers n the mater Ut the es'a'e Of A, c Pe,tana
reseissd ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON APPLICATION
TO SELL REAL Estate. On reading AMI filing the
petiuDn OF NJ A. bJrsalves. of Honolulu, Island OF
Ga u as administrator Ut the estate OF A. G. Pes
iana. deceased, late OF Honolulu Aforesaid PRAYING
tor an order auho,Ilng and lieens ny the said ad-
minisuator to sell srt,ln real estate belonging TO
said estate described as tolloss: All that c.rtain
pa'cel OF land. situate o. tn. East side OF Masiki
Street, Honolulu. Oahu ironing "a, fee, on said
Ma Xxi Street with depth OF no feet. and bounded
on the miuki side by lani OF John Ouderklrk on the
Waikiki side By lani u Hogs, and on The makai
side by En0s Lane being a portion OF the Land tes-
cribei In Royal Patent No 6o,S, and containing an
area OF saSoI square te with two cottages thereon
and setting forth rtain legal reasons why such real
estate should be sold 20 witt That there Is not SUM-
Client personal property belonging to sa 4 estate TO
pay tbs valid debts Against the me add that su
debts aggregate the sum Of S,oSI9s
Now therefore II Is hereby ordered that all persons
Interested In 81 estate appear before me at Cham
| hers, Probate at the Court House in Honolulu
| aforesaid. on ERlD Y, the 9th day Of SEPTEMBER
| 100 at ten Oclcck In the forenoon then and there
to show cause why such order should not be issued.
And Is III he ordered that not ce Of this order be
published at least thre successive we.ks before ths
said day OF hearing IN the Evening Bulletin. a news
paref OF general circulation. published In Honolu q
aforesaid the last pub catOn to be net less tea, ten
Gays TrSViOuS to the time therein appointed for sa
hearing
Dated Honolulu. T, h. this syst day of July, AID
| 1901.
GEO. d. GEAR,
| ,o,. Second Judge OF sai @ouu
| Attorney tor Administrator. Ioos-aa
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-01
Sheriff'S Sale Notice.

In pursuance Of an execution issued out
Of the Second District Couit OF Honolulu,
Island of Oahu, Territory Of Hawaii, on
the grid day Of July, A. d. 1901, In re
Matter Of NJ. S. Grinbaum & Company,
Limited, VS.. Man Suk, doing business un.
der the name of Chu Zip Company,
have, on this Io'h dav of July, AID. 1901,
levied upon, and shall expose for sale at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder, at
the Police Station, Kalakaua Hale, Homo
lulu aforesaid, at IL o'clock noon Of SAT-
URDAY, the 18th day OF August,
A ID. 1901, all the right, title and interest
of the said defendant, Man Suk, doing
business under the maine OF Chu Zip Com
pany, IN and to the following described
personal property, unless the Judgment
amounting to Two Hundred and Seventy
and 7-Ioo dollars, Ns27o.o7), interest, costs
and my expenses are previously paid.
Said property levied upon being
A large quantity Of assorted general
merchandise, consisting Of
Mems coats, pants, shirts, underwear,
hose, shoes, etc.
Ladies' hirtvaists, underwear, shoes,
hose etc.
Children's suits, pants, underwear, shoes
hose, etc.
Also large quantity Of dress stuff, cali
COS, cottons, etc.
And also a full lire of the following
Shawls, blankets, rugs, clocks, yalises
belts, umbrellas, rubber shoes, ties, bows
hantkerchiefs, (siik etc. ribbons, laces
silks, purses, iAimbles, colognes, buttons
pms, hair pins, thread. combs, knives
spoons, forks, toilet soap, jewelry, watches
chains, quilts, artificial flowers, camphor
trunks and other trunks, towels, mosquito
n=ts, mirror, fans, suspenders, table cover
ETC., etc.
Honolulu, Oahu.
CHAS. F. CH1LLINGWORTH,
! oI-5t Deputy Sheriff, Ter. of Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-01
License INSPECTOR.

:. Bachelor, who has been the in
spector Of weights and measures at the
soIlce station for years and who now.
according to the appropriation bill, is
III ellcense inspector, moved into his
sew quarters in the Treasury Depart.
neat ONCE In the Capitol today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-08-01
Diamond Head Road Accepted

Superintendent and Assistant Super
intendent OF Public Works J. II. Boyd
end Marston Campbell went over the
Diamond Head road yesterday to in
pect same In behalf Of the govern
nent. 1t was found that contractors
Vincent & Belser had fulfilled the
requirements OF their contract in every
particular and the road was accepted.