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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES.
a New One Includes Everything
Over Which the FLAG EIoats.

There was recently issued from the
United States General Land Office, a map
of the United States, which Is a novelty
in its line, containing all outlying iHsulaI
possessions of the United States, ernbody-
ing the same in the great general pos
session OF the United States.
The map was prepared by Harry King.
9. l.. Chief of the Draught5ng Division,
under the superintendency of Commits
sioner Hermann. The map IS of a very
large size, showing the extent OF public
surveys Indian military, and forest res
creations railroads canals ana
other details. 1t also contains an
index map showing the reia-
tive position of recently acquired islands
to the United States. as follows: Cuba.
Porto Rico, Pine Island. West Indies:
the Hawaiian Islands, Guam or Cuajan
Island, Tutuila group of the Samoan ISL
audS, the Philippine Islands, and the Ter
rItgTV of Alaska
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12

at Meeting in Philadelphia To-
tIay-ProvisiOns for the Issuance Of
New Shnres-ReSoIut:9 ns Adopted.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March r.
Stockholders of the Pennsylvania RAN
road voted today fog an increase in the
capital stock of the company from $15!.-
o00-o0o to 500. Goa, coo The action of the
stockholders was unanimous
The meeting was the largest held in
years and was most Harmonious. General
Louis Wagner presided. President 4 J.
Cassatt and the fun board OF directors
were present. The annual report was
adopted without reading First Vice Pres
ident John ?. Green read the resolutions
accepted
The increase Of stock is provided for
by the Issuance Of 2.O00.009 shares OF the
par value Of $50 each over and above the
amount of 1894. $50 shares Of the par value
of $50 each, which said company is now
authorized to issue, and the Issuance and
disposition and sale at a price not less
than par OF said increase at such time
or times and in such manner as the di-
rectors may by resolution prescribe.
The resolution adopted for the ciassif-
cation OF directors reads:
That the thirteen directors Of this
company elected by its stockholders shall
be divided into four classes, (the first
class to consist OF four and each OF the
other classes of three directors). and that
at the annual election 20 be held on the
18th day of the present month of said
directors shall be elected in several
classes accordingly in conformity with
the provisions Ok the said act to wit:
Those ~ the FIRST class for the term
Of r
the term Of two years. those of the third
class for the term of three years, and
those Of the fourth class for the term
of four years, and st each ensuing an
ntIal election the number of directors
necessary TO take the place Of those
whose term OF Office then expires shall
be elected for the term OF four years
With resolution. expressing the stock~
holders appreciation Of the service OF
the late John Clark Simrns. as secretary
Of the company, the meeting was ad-
jourTiet
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
KING EDWARDS CORONATION.
The Ceremonies ~ Be Held in Lon
don in Jane. 1882.

LONDON. March l2-The World" says
that King Edward and Queen AI-xan Ira
viii take up their residence in BucEing-
ham Palace IL February. 1892. and viii
occupy Il suite known as the Belgian
The court functions viii be held in the
throne room OF St James Palace
The coronation ceremonies viii be held
la June. 1892
In 1875. on the occasion of the corona
t!on Of Queen Victoria. those ceremonies
cost Cocoa IN lSsl, when William n
was crowned. the expense was e5o,9JJ
and in 1921. on the occasion Of George
US accession. e24 ,0o0 were expended in
the ceremonies.
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BARRACKS FOR COAST FORTS.
Plans Proposed to Equip Then, with
HaBTtabIe Houses.

Quartermaster General Ludington has
just approved plans for the construction
of barracks, officers quarters and store
houses at a number OF coast forts where
new artillery organizations are to be sta
toned over half a million dollars VIII
be expended by the department in this
work.
One company of coast artillery is 10 be
stationed at each fort and quarters and
all necessary buildings are to be pro
vided.
Bids for the work will be invited with
in a few days. The forts where buildings
viii be constructed are Fort Banks and
Fort Andrews, at Boston, Mass; Fort
Mansfield and Fort Wright, on Long Is
land Sound; Fort Winfield Scott Fort
Baker. and Fort MiIey, in San Francisco
Harbor; Fort Columbia, at the mouth of
the Columbia River
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MAY VISIT THE YELLOWSTONE.
The President Anxious TO see the
National Park

Ex-senator Carter, of Montana was at
the " hite House this morning in com
pany with z " Bach, in charge Of
transportation and hotels in Yellowstone
Park. the object of their visit being to
make arrangements to take the President
and his party through the national reser-
yation upon their return from the Pa
ci1c coast next May
The President is anxious to 90 through
the Yellowstone and the park viii doubt
less be one of the sections visited en-
route home. For his entertainments it is
anticipated that coaching party viii be
arranged and every convenience and com
fort VIII be provided for.
Dir. Bach IS thoroughly familiar with
all the beauties and wonders Of the park,
and VIII act as guide to the party
Ex-senator ShOup. of Idaho, also saw
the President this morning. and invited
him 10 yiSit Boise City. the capital o.
Idaho. upon his Western trip The Presi-
dent was unable to make a promise, but
said he appreciated the invitation and
would accept it if possible
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4 Missing Mans Body Found.

WILMINGTON. Del, March I2-The
body of Henry E Satterthwaite was found
in the Brandywine River at Washington
Street Bridge this morning He disappear
ed on Wednesday, February Is. He was
manager Of Woolworth * Co.'S New York
store in this city. No reason could he as
signed for his disappearance His accounts
Al the store were found To be correct His
home life was happy and he neither drank
nor gamhled. " hen searched his catch
and a5out $50 were found IN his pockets.
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BANK CASHIER STILL MISSING.

Chicago Police Unable to Locate
Charles A Johnson, OF Niles. Mich.
CHICAGO, March 2.-The mystery sur
rounding the disappearance Of Charles
A Johnson, cashier OF the First National
Bank, Of Niles. Mich, has not yet been
cleared It was stated that ne was in
Chicago, but neither his relatives nor the
police here have been able TO get track
of him The Niles bank officials now ad-
nit they do not know his whereabouts,
and the belief is gaining ground there
that he has absconded with cons:dera bic
money
Dispatches from Arkansas City, Kan.
say that Johnson was president Of the
Farmers National Bank of that place
and his disappearance has started a run
on that institution. So far all deDositors
there have been paid in cash and appar-
emily there is plenty Of money in sight
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MAY DELAY THE ENQUIRY.
Effect of Mr.. ProctOr's Absence Upou
the HeEnp scandal InxestigmtIon.

The departure Of Senator Proctor for
Cuba yesterday came as surprise 70 the
members Of the subcommittee OF the
Senate Committee on Military Affairs
which viii begin the investigation OF the
charges against Lieutenant Colonel
Heistaud, Adjutant General Corbin, AS
sistant Secretary of War MeikIejohn. and
others. tomorrow
Mr.. Proctor was chairman Of this com
mittee and in his absence Mr. HawIey
assumes the chair. 1t was said al the
Capitol this morning that the investiga-
tion viii have to be delayed for two
weeks until Mr. Proctor returns.
II is given out that Mr.. Proctor goes. 10
Cuba at the request Of Mr. Mckinley and
VIII there Investigate the sentiment of
the people of the island as TO annexation
He VIII report as to conditions existing
there and compare his observations wit
the reports sent - by General Wood and
HOrdtio 5. Rubcls.
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SNAIL Route over the blue Ridge.

IIARPER'S FERRY. w Va. March L
Thomas N. Houpt and T. 3. Bushiu are
here to obtain the sentiment of the popu-
Iation regarding rural delivery Tor the
Postofllcc Department The route IS in
LoudOua county. and extends from Har-
per's Ferry to Whites sawmiu, and over
the Blue Ridge Mountains 10 Harper's
Ferry again. q distance of twenty miles
Tickets We're furnished to residents. who
wrote their approval or disapproral o.
the rural delivery and signed their
names. The majority disapprove
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
wELL-KNowN HORSES SOLD.
kinney Mack and other Thorough
Breds ChunEe Owners.

LEXINGTON, Ky, March I2-J B.
Haggin has purchased all the thorough
breds Of Easton and Larabie, including
Kinley Mack and the horses in training
Ben Halliday and the brood mares and
youngsters were transferred te EIr1ldorf
some weeks ago and nov Manager En-
right admits that the entire stock Of this
noted firm is owned by Mr. Hsggtn-
Neither Enright nor Mr.. Easton viii
state the price paid for the horses. but
rumOr has il that twenty-five head cost
Hagsin $500, s20 00J for kinney Mack and
$4,000 for Ben Halliday. Mr.. Haggin has
option on so acres more land owned
by Capt James a Kerr. which, added 10
Elmdorf. VIII make the place contains
Z. 800 aCreS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
STATE OF ENGLISH TRADE.
Reported Most SatIsfactory by the
London Chamber of Commerce.

LONDON, March I2.-At the annual
meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce to
day, Right Hon Sir John Lubbock Ave
bury. who presided, said trade during the
year 1853 had been most satisfactory. The
value of exports and imports amounted
TO .&SSG. coo 0g0 as compared with esI4,-
U1.gpJ IN 1893
The speaker declared that the relations
: between capital ana labor had Uumistak-
/ ably improved during the year He add
ed that he was convinced that the net
result OF strikes had been 10 drive away
trade ana reduce the scale of wages.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
TO HAVE PLANTS IN AMERICA.
JessOps * Sons. English SteeImak-
ers. Forced to Take Action

SHEFFIELD, March 2.-The annual
meeting Of the directors Of William Jes-
sop < Sons. steel makers. was held here
today. The Chairman announced that the
directors contemplated establishing works
for certain branches In the United States.
II was stated further that the conbina-
ton Of the steel manufacturers in the
United States had forced this action.
The shareholders of the Jessup Com
pany. il was announced, would be called
together 70 consider the scheme when The
plans were more mature.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
COL w. ]. Cliff DEAD.
The Noted Southern Criminal Law
yer Expires ia Chattanooga

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. March Nv.
] Gift. the most noted criminal lawyer
Of the South, died at his residence here
this morning from a general breakdown
that had its beginning in his race for Con
gTess against J A Moon. one term ago.
He was a native OF this county and served
with distinction in the civil war as lieu
tenant colonel Of the Fifth Tennessee
Federal Cavalry
His last appearance in court was for
the defence Of Julia Morrison James. the
actress who killed her manager He haa
appeared for the defence of 80 persons
charged with capital offences and has
never had client executed
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
DE WET NORTH OF FRANKFORT
Rain Interferes with the Operations
of british Troops

LONDON. March I2--The War office
has received the following telegram from
General Kitchener, dated Pretoria,
March y:
De Wet is north of FRANKFORT
tSome distance north of 3 oemI0u-
ten. IN the Orange River Coivny).
continuous rains have Eterfered
WITH the movements 81 the EroopS in
the Colony KITCFEc
a despatch from Cape Town says that
the situation IN the Cage Colony is still
serious Colonies Gorr1ge and DelisIe
are doing splendid work in hunting down
the Boer invaders
Dr, CIoete, the Coz eInment Sheep IN
spector, has been foLnd guilty 10y the
Treason Court at Dordrecht OF taking
up arms against the Government and act
ing as feld-cornet in the Boer army.
Sentence was deferred.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
THE NEW YORK POLICE TANGLE.
Abel and Devery Enter Demands for
Their Salaries.

NEW YORK. March I2-Henry s. Abel
and " s Devery have made formal de-
mauds upon the Comptroller for their sal
aries in full for the month of February
as Police Commissioner and Chief Of Pc
lice. respectively When the Comptroller
paid the police on March ! for the month
Of February Devery refused TO receive
his salary as chief TO February =. the
date of the appointment Of Michael c
Murphy as Commissioner Abel accept
ed his pay with a written protest
Today both men sent letters to the
Comptroller demanding full pay and de
cIarine their removal from the Offices Of
Commissioner and Chief Of Police Illegal.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
AVERTgNG MINE TROUBLES.
Pennsylvania Operators TO Continue
the Present Wage ScuIe.

ALTOONA. Pa. March I2--The Ber-
wind-White Coal Mining Company. one
Of the largest operators in the central
Pennsylvania bituminous coal field, post
ed notices last night at their mines at
Nindber. Osceola Mills and H0ratiO. that
the scale granted April ]. Of last year
would he continued for the year begin
ming ADril I. next This is the Altoona
scale as adopted last week.
Although the Berwind- White people
were not represented in the conference
the action Of the company assures q year
OF quiet for the miners Of the central
Pennsylvania field. The company employs
10000 men, p per cent Of whom are or
gained.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
A Canadian Preferential Tariff.

Consul General Turner reports To the
State Department. from Ottawa. that a
member of the House Of Commons has
give notice that he will make a motion
not 70 allow the preferential tariff OF
So 1-3 per cent on English goods unless
They. come to Canada by Canadian ports.
II this motion prevails. Mr. Turner adds.
il viii quite seriously affect the steamship
lines Of Portland, New York. and Boston.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
THE M'KEE CHILDREN ILL.
Both Suffering With Measles at sara.
1o.a n Y

SARATOGA, y Y, March I2-Mrs.
Harrison Mckee and her husband. James
r Mckee, who reside here, are in con-
slant communication with Indianapolis,
and are kept Informed as TO the condi-
ton Of General Harrison, Mrs. AcKee-s
father
As both of the Mckee children includ-
ing Benjamin Harrison Mckee. have been
seriously III with measles for over ten
attention Of the parents during that time
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a PosToFFICE SAFE ROBBED.
Secure !, Good Haul Mt Col
IeSe Park

The safe in the postofice at College
Park was blown open at an early hour
this morning and about 500 in cash and
$500 in stamps and postal supplies were
secured.
The Office is located in the grocery
store OF George II Calvert who lives.
with his three sons, in the upper part Of
the building. which IS located beside the
tracks of the baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road and across the road from the de-
pot. Detectives are At work on the case.
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sCHLEY ORDERED HONE,
Relieved From Command of the
SOutI Atlantic Squadron.

Ey the naval orders issued TODAY Rear
Admiral W s. Schley is detached from
command of the South Atlantic Squadron
and ordered home. lie is to be succeeded
as commander of the South Atlantic
Squadron by Rear Admiral b. J. Crom-
well, at present the conmandaut Of the
Portsmouth Navy Yard Rear Admiral
Cromwell is 10 be detached from the
Portsmouth Yard on April / and will
SAN 10 take charge of the new command
on April 3
The detachment Of Admiral SchIey and
his return home are preparatory TO his
retirement next September Rear Adni-
raj J. J. Read succeeds Rear Admiral
Cromwell at the Portsmouth yard
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
INvITED THE PRESIDENT.
Representative Southland wants Mr..
Mckinley TO visit Lakeside. Ohio.

Representative Southland of Ohio saw
the President this morning and invited
him to attend the annual meeting of the
Perry Monument Association IN Lakeside
next July The meeting IS in C5TnueInora-
ton OF Commodore Perry. S famous victo-
~ on the Lakes
The President couId not give definite
response to the invitation.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
WHOLESALE LYNCHING FEARED
Carthage. Miss. Citizens AWAIT
Murder Cnsc Verdict.

CARTHAGE. Miss, March 12-Th pee
pie are on edge 70 learn the verdict the
jury In the trial Of Russell Bro; n. a
white man, charged with COM 3licity "A the
murder Of the Gamble family At =
O'Clock today no verdict had been an
uOunced though the case srent TO the
jury ii 1890 last night IL is understood
the JIry stands eleven for conviction and
one Tor aCQuittaI-
Feeling runs high. IN case of a hung
jury or aCquittal il is not doubted that
the people viii lynch Breach ard also the
eight negroes including two women who
are also held for the crime in the Garth
age Jail If the verdict is Q eviction
the people promise 10 leave thc hanging
for the officers Of the law Business in
the vicinity Of Carthage has been sus-
pended pending a verdict
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
New York Justice Acts in the
Cases of Alleged Gamblers

Cases of Alleged Gamblers
NEW YORK. March I2--Justice Jerome,
Of Special Sessions, sitting in the library
Of the District Attorneys Office as COM
hitting magistrate. this morning held
Ridge Levien. the alleged proprietor Of
the Parole Club at - Fey Street, and
Leon .Stedecker. the lockout TO await the
action OF the grand jury
Both men were held in 81, $50 bail. which
was Immediately furnished The specific
charge against Levien is that of maintain
ing a gambling house and Stedecker IS
charged with aiding and abetting him IN
maintaining il.
II was stated in the District Attorney
Office this morning that it was not Mr.
PhfIbin's intention to present the charges
against Levien and Stedecker 70 the
March Grand Jury, which is now IN ses-
sion. but to hold back the case for the
April Grand Jury. when the matter OF
the People against John Doe, the name
under which it is sought TO indict prom
inent politician. viii also be presented 10
that body.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
Prepnre To Buy Supplies.

The Department Of he Interior at this
season of the year is busily engaged in
considering the various needs Of the serv-
ice. as far as supplies are concerned, for
The next fiscal year The preparation Of
proposals fer the various items IS also
under way and viii be made public In due
time through the medium OF the press
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
GAMBLING PLACES CLOSED
Orders Issued by Chief Ripley. Of the
Chicago Police.

CHICAGO, March I2-Chief of Police
kipiey yesterday ordered a dozen Of the
largest gambling places in the down
town district TO close. When the order
went forth there was CONSERVATION. as
1t had been generally understood that
places would be allowed TO run open nm
Ill election.
At first the gamblers treated the chiefs
orders as 4 joke, but later il was dis
covered that they were iInperatiEc.
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CONDITION OF THE KAISER.
His Mound Healing in n Satisfactory
Manner.

BERLIN. March l2.-The official bulle-
tin issued in regard TO the Kaiser's con
ditiOn today states that the wound con
tinues 70 heal without hindrance and that
the swelling has decreased
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
Francis Joseph i'm Munich.

MUNICH, March I2.-Emperor Francis
Joseph. of Austria, arrived here today 10
attend the ceremonies in connection with
the celebration Of the eightieth birth
day Of LuitpoId, the Regent Of Bavaria.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
An Elevator for the Patent Onice.

Under a recent appropriation made by
Congress, the Interior Department viii
shortly install In the west wing of the
Patent Office Building a passenger eleya-
sor This accommodation has been long
needed
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DENIED BY MR.. sHoUP.
The ex-senator Not an Aspirnnt for
Commissioner Evans Place

Senator Shoup denied Joday the re-
port that he was an aspirant to succeed
II. Clay Evans as Pension Commissioner
He said he had not considered the pros
poets of such an appointment. MIR. Shoup
leaves tomorrow for Los EGEeIes where
ne Will remain a snort time before re
turning 10 his home
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
Secretary White Buys Residence.

LONDON. March I2-A1r- White. 1h-
Secretary Of the American Embassy. has
bought a residence in White Han Gar
dcns overlooking the Thames embaak-
nlent-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
The steamer kinfaun Flo,,ad

LONDON. March I2--Thc New Castle
steamship line kinfaun Castle. which
went ashore on the ShingIe Bank yes
terday. was loated this afternoon and
proceeded to Southampton, where she
landed her passengers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
HoNcRED BY N. LoUBET.
Kansas City's Fire Chief TO Receive
Gold Medal

PARIS, March l2-Presidenl Loubet
has conferred gold medal upon Chief
George - Hale. of the famous Kansas
City Fire Brigade, which gave exhibitions
here during the international Exposition
Of 1880.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
CHICAGO EXPLOSION VICTIMS.
The Doremus Laundry Death List In
creased to Nine

CHICAGO. March 12--The list OF dead
victims of the Doremus laundry boiler
explosion yesterday was increased to nine
today by the death OF Theodore Van Al
ten at the County Hospital early this
morning Four persons are known 70 be
missing
Search Of the ruins was resumed this
morning and It is expected several more
bodies VIII ne uncovered.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12
Judge Day al the White House.

Judge ". r. Day. ex-Secretary OF
State. called At the White House. and
paid his respects TO the President this
morning. The visit was purely q social
one.
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colonel u-hccIan Returns.

NEW NJRF- March 12--Among the
passenzcrs who arrived this morning on
the steamer Statendam --o.a Rotterdam
and Eaulosne was Col James y Whee-
ian. Military AtJache OF the United States
f-cE4 jiou az The Hague.
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CALCUTTA. March lz.-Lady Curzon.
wife Of the Eiceroy OF India, VIII sail for
England on March %
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Double Daily Fast Train Service To
BufYnIo via PennsyINnnin Railroad.

Beginning March Is, leaving Washington 100
A. III. and I:l5 p IN daily, arriving Buffalo S
%. N. and 80 4 m. daily Pullman paJlor cars
dining car, and coaches day express. P}33sussf
buffet sleeping cars night eyuress; thrcu-E
solid yestibuIe train.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-03-12

JsIy-u's nusIness College. Sth and *.
El.7nc5s. Shorthand. Typcwritin=-S year.
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NorfoIIs n kNnshington stenmi,nnt a.

Delightful trips daily Al ego p ~ from foot
eth ST. % Old Point Comfort. Newport News
Norfolk, and the South For schedule see page I
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The OId shnmrock La areenocl,.

GLASGOW. March l2.-Sir Thomas Lip
tons old Cup challenger Shamrock has
been towed into the John Watt dock
at Greenock,