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New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

MINISTER TO VENEZUELA WILL NOT RE
TURN TO CARACAS.

Washington, May Silt is officially admitted
that Minister Loomis will not return to Venez-
uea- There are two reasons for this decision
In the first place. Mr. Looms has suffered in
health at his uncongenial post. and in the sec
ond place the President is not disposed TO ex-
pose him again TO the merciless attacks he
has suffered in Venezuela result of the
execution of the orders of the State Depart
ment Mr. Ioouis who is now in Europe, seek
ing TO recuperate. will receive another dplo-
matte post as soon as suitable place can be
found Meanwhile Mt. Russell will remain In
charge of the United States Legation at Caracas
for a period OF nmAnot yet determined upon.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
r111.MAN NoN-coMM1rTAL.

Charleston s c. May 31.-In reply to telegram
from The News and Courier asking for a state
rcent Senator Tillman telegraphed from Trenton
Have received no letter from Governor NC.
sv-eenev and therefore do not know upon what
grounds or by what authority he acts. His power
ie purely ministerial and his declinaon TO accept
can have no effect from legal standpoint IN
less am mistaken the Governors junction in such
cases is simply 10 notify the President or the Sen
ste on one hand and The State legislature on the
other that vacancy exists. He can advise with
drawal of resignation, but nothing more
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
WHAT GENERAL WOOD SAYS.

Havana, May 31.-Senores Capote and Tamayo
had long conference with General Wood to-
night. General Wood. in the course Of brief
interview, said:
I never understood that the explanations or
Secretary Root would be Incorporated in the ae-
ceptance I always considered that the conyen-
tton regarded these explanations as explana-
tiOns merely, and that they would not FORM a
part of the acceptance.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
Mr.. NEWMAN TO ACCEPT.

WILL, PROBABLY BE ELECTED PRESIDENT
OF THE CENTRAL ON MONDAY.
President Newman of the Lake Shore Rail-
road on his meeting with Mr.. Vanderbilt last
week was persuaded 10 accept the presidency
of the New-York Central Railroad. Some per-
souai objections that made the presidency OF
the Central less attractive 10 him than his pres
ent position were overcome at that time, and 1t
is probable that his selection to be the head OF
the Central which position was offered him, as
,o1d IN The Tribune will be announced after
the meeting of the directors of that road next
Monday
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
nun r1cr1ms OF DROWNING EOrND

philadelphia, May Sl-The bodies of two of the
seven young persons who were swept to death over
Flat Rock dam. in the Schuykli River yesterday
afternoon were recovered to-day. They
those of Bertram Osman and Florence Densmore.
The work of graphing for the bodies OF the victims
is handicapped by the swollen condition of the
river
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

NEW TRAIN TO BUFFALO AND CHICAGO.
On June End the Lehigh Valley Railroad will put
on a new fast daily train 10 Bunalo ana chicago.
Leave New York 1000 a. m. arrive Buffalo 9:2o
The latest improvements car building. New
Office 1 2na Rrnadvav-Advt
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
CAPTAIN KING FOUND GUILTY.
VERDICT AGAINST FORMER ARMY oUARrERMAs-
TER AT MOBILE.

Mobile Ala, May S.-The sealed verdict in the
bribery case against former Captain and Quarter
master Cyril W. King. U. S. A. returned Thursday
night was opened in the United States Circuit
Court to-day II finds him guilty. charged of
receiving money with the intent to influence his
official actions.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
70 ASSIST PRESIDENT OF STEEL TRUST
JOSEPH F. scHwAB WILL BE ASSOCIATED WITH
HIS BROTHER. CHARLES scHwAB

HIS BROTHER CHARLES scHwAB
Pittsburg May 81 (SpeciaD.-Joseph e. Schwa5,
general superintendent OF the Duqueshe steer
xUorls bae resigned 10 accept the position OF
sistant to the president OF the United States Steel
Corporation Charles Schwab. his brother and VIII
remove to New-York on June l5 "A R. Hunt has
been appointed to succeed him MI Huht Is super
,,a,aa,, NJ the Homestead Plate Mills. He has
followed behind Mr.. Carey in his promotion but
outside the Carnegie plants he is an unknown man
Iosenh E sehwab entered the employ of the Car
neeie Steel Company in 1883 as z dransntsman. He
IS q graduate OF ST Francs's CdAege, Loretta, Penn
He has filled many positions In all the Carnegie
giants
It is q famous DOCTORS prescription for Cold
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
THE PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION

Is now open The New York Central and West
Shore will average train every hour BufTalo
Every who IS interested in American progress
should it--Advl-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
GDORGE NJ STERNBERG. NJ. d.
". W. JOHNSTON. 81. d.

President Mckinley told Senator Lodge to-
day that he would not be able 20 keep any Of
the engagements made 10 visit Massachusetts,
this summer unless it be the one 10 attend the
commencement exercises of Harvard on June 70.
when degree will be conferred upon him.
This decision of the Fresidect is wholly due TO
the condition of Mrs. MeISInley's health Most
of the engagements in Massachusetts, were three
or four weeks off. but the physicians have de-
ciGed that Mrs. Mckinley must have absolute
quiet and rest this summer
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
HRS. MKINLEY,S CONDITION.
NO CHANGE FOR THE BETTER REPORTED
IN PRESIDENTS WIFE'S ILLNESS.


IN PRESIDENTS wIFE's ILLNESS.
Washington. May 31.-Mrs. Mckinley failed
TO show any Improvement during the day. and
tonight her condition is reported unchanged
from the statements made in bulletin issued
this morning. One of the grave features OF the
case is the fact that she continues extremely
weak and fails to gain strength. She is very
seriously i'll. but she has had severe attacks of
illness heretofore. and this gives rise for hope
that she will yet show improvement
No bulletin was issued tonight. and none will
be until after the consultation of the physicians
tomorrow.
Both Drs Sternberg and Rixey called at the
White House this evening at separate times, the
latter remaining with the patient for some time
The physicians after a consultation this fore
noon issued the following statement:
Mrs Mckinley is recovering from the fatigue
of the trip. The Illness from which she was
suffering in san Francisco still continues.
though in less intense form She is stil feeble
and cannot be considered out Of danger. Her
progress will no doubt be slow, but improve
ment is looked for.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

= LANES EXPECTORANT.-Ady
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
DELAREY's DETERMINED ASSAULT

HEAVY LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES MARK
REAL BATTLE AT vLAKFoNTEIN
Ton6o, No, 91-Iord Kitchener reports TO
,be W. o4,oe under date of Pretoria. May 80.
as follows:
General Dixon's force at Nlakfontelh vas az az
tscled Yesterday by Deareys forces, ana l@hete @
was severe fighting. The enemy was eventudng q ~
dead reoret that our casualties also were
severe The killed and wounded nunpeieu III
-Four officers We're KILLED.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

Mrs Humphry Ward was unable through
violent attack Of neuralgia 70 read paper on
Preparation Of the Christian Ideal Amid Chang
ing Forms" through at the Unitarian CONFER
ence yesterday. TWO American delegates have
attended the conference, the Rev s NJ. Crothers'
OF Boston. reading a paper. The full programme
OF the Methodist Ecumenical Conference shows
that many representative American Methodlsts
will be in London in September. J. N r.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
foopyrigh.; 1901: BY The New-York Tribune)
Ll,E- Ia

The literary weeklies are dry this week. owing
10 the dulness Of the book trade. Harry turnlss
autobiography, with chapters describing 'ne
Presidential election in America. and novel by
Mrs de la Pasture entitled Catherine Of Ca
lafs - are pronaised. with another Tolstoi book
by G. II Perris.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25
FREEDOM OF SPEECH,

The Virginia constitutional convention has voted
decisive majority to insert in the bill of rights
ganc law is framing the provision that ANY citizen may
write, speak and publish his sentiments all subjects
being responsible for the abuse liberty" There
would have been opposition this customary guarantee
of free speech but for the fact that there
in the bill of rights which served preamble
TO Virginia constitutions for hundred years and it had
not been that the convention were of
the opinion that undue freedom speech too much
liberty Of the press part responsible for the
of President Mckinley.
There ought not to be any opposition to the recognition
in the fundamental law of of the great principles
freedom of speech and of the press says the Chicago
Tribune although there would be little fear their being
trespassed if not recognized They are so
mbedded the beliefs ideas of the people that they
in danger The abuse of freedom speech fire.
Quent occurrence while attempt to check freedom Of
speech is seldom now.
It is not easy matter to define the abuse Of the
liberty Of speech though it is admitted generally that
that liberty be abused United States Assistant At
torney General Beck has suggested the enactment Of
federal statute providing for the punishment of any one
who teaches advises the forcibe subveson Of the
era government by murder assassination violent
If such statute be enacted would not
restriction Of the freedom of speech but partial dean-
ion Of the abuse Of freedom of speech by anarchists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25
JoHN HowARp PAYNE,s BODY.

is Horace Taylor, assistant secretary of the
treasury to whom belongs credit of the of the
remains of Howard Payne from unhonored grave
in distant land and their removal to their present resting
place in the beautiful Hill Cemetery Washington
Taylor appointed by President Garfield consul at
Marseilles of his trips the Mediterranean
he discovered Paynes grave obscure buryng
Tuns and an report department of state
commented severely upon that his countrymen
should thus neglected the of the author Of
Home Sweet Home The report attrocted the attention
Of ". " Corcoran the banker and philanthropis who
forward at with offer. if the government
would arrange the necessary premnares to from his
purse expenses removing the body of the poet
to United States beautiful spot for its
reinterment and a suitable The offer
cepted and the transfer made
q superntended in person the opening Of the ongfor
gotten grave said Mr. Taylor speaking of the subject the
other day. what astonshed that, in the thirty
years which had elapsed since Paynes burial every
trace Of the body proper had disappeared Even the
bones which naturally expected to find in stage
Of preservation had fine like the flesh. So
had the clothing in which the body had been prepared for
buriaI-with the exception of thing It that
Payne buried in the uniform of military organization
to which he had belonged and though the cloth had mould
cred to nothing the gilt metal the epauletes
the stripes down the sides of the remained
mark in feeble only the situation the actual
position in which the body had been laid away It
rather guessome suggestion that while the head that
ceved and the hand that penned song which the whole
world still sings had vanished and become part the
again. few bits Of tinse which had themselves
and association with the poets have sur
vived"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

the circumstances of the and the discretion OF the
court Authority legislation is found in
the recent cases State Mckee (46 Att Rep, 409) and
Matter of Banks Csc Kansas 24S of which mention
was made two weeks ago in this paper In the first case
tionaity Of statute of that providing the pun
ishment persons selling having in possession with
intent to papers the publication princi
paly made criminal police reports and stories
pictures of lust crime and boodshed In its opinion
the said 1.-The notion that the broad guarantee OF
right to free speech and free thought con-
constitution intended to erect bulwark
supply place refuge behalf of the violators OF
enacted the protection Of society from the con
tagon Of moral diseases bete the conception of const
tutonal safeguards implies ignorance OF the essentials
civil liberty" the second case mentioned the su
preme court Of Kansas in ruling legislative act TO
prevent publication and sale of newspapers especially
devoted to publication scandals and stories of i'm
moral conduct said: without doubt a newspaper the
most prominent feature which items detailing the
immoral conduct Of individuals spreading out TO public
view an unsavory corruption and moral degrade
onf is calculated to social atmosphere and, by
describing detail the resorted to by immoral
persons to crafty their propensiies tends especially to
corrupt morals of the young and lead them into vicious
paths and immoral acts. We entertain doubt that the
without in any manner violating the constitutional liberties
of the PRESS the American public really wants cleaner
and less anarchisc papers, get the by making
suitable demands and insisting that its demands be re-
spected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25
WV FINe TANG AND WEE.

One Of the most profound scholars brightest dT
mat as unquestionaby the all around popular
official ever sent from the Orient to this country, is the
Chinese minister. Mr.. WI. And his tiny footed amon-
eyed wife is but little behind him. WI understands US as
nation better than does any American understand China
nor C6nger any other United States diplomat Of the
past to China excepted And Mrs. W. who is her
way back the United States from visit home in
the celestial empire isn't behind her husband in
sizing up the social situation in this country.
Yesterday mornings dispatches announce that Mr.. WI
is in bad odo with the people of his country the ground Of
complaint being his popularity in America That is odd
and the occidental mind seems most unreasonable The
United States came out Of the Chinese embroligo with
cleaner hands more advantages and greater seespect
than any other Of the powers sending troops Pekn and
much Of our good luck have doubt is traceabe to
the good Offices of the wise WI. bad that he
should lose his head and only because Of merit
Mrs. WI is bringing back to America retinue of
Chinese society bellies These will play part in the society
functions the capital city this winter The wonder
ii they win shock Washington society as greatly the
girls Of this country nonpussed Mrs WI when she first
came A short time since this lady said:
while we were living in England often surprised
at the ways Of English girls but. when came here.
found that American girls enjoy still greater freedom
Perhaps it have good results. In China girls are pre-
vented from having any knowledge of the world until they
married and for this they always helpless
and thoroughly dependent Even after marriage they
learn but little of real life unless they very poor and
are obliged to work hard Now, American girls seem
always tobe able to take Of themselves more
and more aonhed every day at the things American girls
able to do. They say there is hardly profession
which do follow and that sometimes they are
more successful than men When write Of these things
TO my friends in China they can hardly believe me-"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25
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M. M. MuRpocK, Editor.
poLITIcAL Hoes VERSUS PARTY RINes.

minority allotment of the ancient political marin
rs Of Kansas may recall the Eagles long fight the
Ton DickHarry management of the Republican party in
this state which fight dignifed other
wise snubbedly dubbed "Aiurdocks Rebellion" The re
suits were more pyroechncal astink But nothing
long survives party politics underlying principles
and these are often modified out of countenance
There is no desire at this end of the line the Re
publican party Kansas come to grief again but another
small sized rebellion against the present tendency to ring
machine methods would probably prolong the party
in power and thereby sustain more continuously present
satisfactory conditions.
Not being participant in the Copeland county eau
asses nor member of the Blossom House coterie
to confirm charges designate deputations but
we would beg leave to suggest that all OF
otherwise there is entirely too much vest pocket thble
rigging politics being employed by the combination
and too little consideration being conceded elements which
cannot be safely ignored GO slow might prove capital
motto for old as well as prentice hands the deals
which in being inevitable can't be successfully at least
cannot be wholly controlled by self constituted bosses
whose conferences consist Of series of owLeyes wise
mods sly winks and occasional nudges.
That one phaze party situation which is
ing noticeable ferment among those whose balance of power
is never felt this side the baotbox previous to
Novembers most important Tuesday Another not alto
geher satisfactory phaze the unwaanted size Of the
herd which trying prempt everything in sight
il advance The hope that these their anxiety to
forsan and fix things individually may defeat each other
OF course all or the great majority Of these fxers upon
the hand asprants upon the other be found
in the northeast corner the state For instance Topeka
has two ayowed candidates for the Uniter States Senate
Two candidates for governor and two candidates for
cate justice Of the supreme court and This
hoggish to the great body of the people of the state and
is hoggish
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

The compilation of being made by Secretary Of
State Clark is nearly completed that known that
second plara6tA 30 syeate tbs Dsqeras on the ofca
ballot this fall and they VIII be awarded the minority
ton Judge The new law says that the second party in the
state shall be determined the for the last
County clerks have been separating the Demo
and Popust and sending in the figures for this
compilation The Democrats are running ahead with six
unimporan counties to hear from Labete countys vote
stiu missing viii be about 200 Popust and 14o0 Demo
Crat
The total vote in is: Populist 1886: Democrat So
227 Nearly two thousand lead 1891 exactly is given the
Democrats.
County Clerk Niehaus sent certified statement that
hut s. Popust vovtes poed against 4O45 Demo
cratic Atchison also divergent fgures-l90 Popu-
list and $50 Democrat There viii doubtless be objections
this disparity There were so many counties where this
division Of the vote kept that arbitrary divs-
son rests in the hands Of the county clerks Only one re
fused to furnish division the county clerk Of Harper
county
The third election judge IS appointed by mayors or
township trustees that the Populsts win have no rep
reenat0n the election boards unless the local admin
istsations are CT that political complexion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25
TIE ANARCHIST PApERs

Commenting on the general ana somewhat vaeue pro-
sons Of the section Of the Penal Code under which
hn 0st was sentenced recently to years imprisonment
de New York Law Journal that it seems advisable TO
rtoUt utber and more specific legislation for the sup
precision Of anarchists prescribing more severe punishment
than cea bee imposed under general msdemeanor clause
The journal says that sees no constitutional objection
&c legislation providing that the publication public Ut
teance OF sentiments calculated inspire the commission
OF murder other crime of violence for political ends
shan constitute felony and be punishable according to
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

Justice Brewer says: you stay the movement
Of CONSOLIDATION ana Capitalization 1t natural evolu-
INJUNCTION against strikers will stop it, Iegsla
ton AGAINST trust VIII not
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

The big shells rOared right Schleys head but he
duCked. In all probability the morning after
battle Schley combed lots OF thirteen inch shells Of
bis hair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

Schey said Of Of the Spanish captains Damn
him, III follow him Spain if have to- But that was
for Schy starting for Spain before the SpaniaTd
did
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

The naval inquiry has brought Sylvester Scovel the
newspaper Of Cuban fame TO light. The world all
save General Shafter, had forgotten ScoveL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

Americans are ceasng to be extreme in applause It
used be fully five minutes before the speaker
lowed proceed" Now it is fully minute"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

1t would be Just like foolish old China 10 withdraw Wa
Ting Fang from the United States It would be blunder
and China does nothing but blunder
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

Malvar has been appointed by the insurgents TO succee
AguinaGo But Mavar viii have 10 get more reputatio
before Funston win trouble 10 capture him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

How many times in the four years Roosevelt
viii shock the Democratic party Oh the sorrow OF it. the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

Japan going through the period OF hard times which
to al nations and rule keeps coming regularly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

good many horses dancing closely on top OF two
minutes but Star Pointer only one who has got his
tees under h
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

Czogosz VIII not den0gnce anarchy. He IS not CO
oerned for his soul He doesn't know ne has one.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

For a few weeks now Yale viii be pardoned Tor heI
belief that she owns the country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-25

ton against trust viii not.
The big shells roared right Schleys head but he
never ducked In all probability the morning after the
battle Schley combed lots OF thirteen inch shells Of
his hair.
Scbley said Of one of the Spanish captains: Damn
him. ia follow him TO Spain if have to-. But that was
for Schey starting for Spain before the Spanard
did.
Americans are ceasng to be extreme in applause It
used be fully five minutes before the speaker
lowed 10 proceed" Now it is fully minute"
-<>
The naval inquiry has brought Sylvester scovel the
newspaper Of Cuban fame 10 light. The world, all
save General Shafter, had forgotten ScoYeL
Mavar has appointed by the insurgents to succeed
Asulnado. But Malvar viii have 10 get reputation
before Funston viii trouble 70 capture him.
1t would be Just Ike foolish old China withdraw Wa
Ting Fang from the United States would be blunder
and China does nothing but bunder
good many horses are dancing closely on top Of two
minutes but Star Pointer the only who has go his
tees under H.
How many many times in the next four years Roosevelt
VIII shock the Democratic party Oh the il the
pity o. it
Japan going through the period OF hard tines which
comes to all nations and as rule keeps coming regularly.
Old man Dewey is as good a judge as he IS tar The
country VIII bank on the Justice Of his decision
Czolgosz viii not den0unce anarchy He IS not con.
ceTned for his soul he doesn't know NJ has one.
For few weeks now Yale win be pardoned for hei
belief that she owns the country.