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Mexico weekly ledger., 1901-01-10
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Assaf 81 Neoss aasa sbees A~eseNssz4rs,
sss sgnN f-Hs~NAessaseR stsss@,
ahHu paRFAaas has ssean p.
an Ae aa a. Foods ana rassr
aee q ae nuhAmeaean ExS
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1R ranAnaanh eomes lmasr @ne
geneva A-apassmatt a. A0raicarnsa
Fessys sud fesra 6ssoaHss AZ wAtrA
M Psehefp " mamr b suraalsaan&
en4 No e. Basard f4les as a-sasasusst
superintendent tas antlse charge os
Fhs RleRi6n a. Reaas and Thar &c
sessoriss ana De has prepared alnaal4
NE HHlfsbal work m eAR lna u age
ola Ereeol SIND atuGs saah as M 6ns
aEs probably v.er ~FhasstosR with @is
Same eAfect Ebs Fnmplins rails the
astafai6n al iahlas az sans. sofEss
eHd sppseS and 81 asaRns o. Gnoa BSes
Hes Fanarst.S unG 9han -aecsssariss To
ete Interesting nsasm ana ehnesftidnal
Na2 D. 8her lines al business which
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aatR Ana condiments a. Whi5h Va an
tilmaS, nttafE gsnasmt lsara, anh nne
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= efoW y thf YES Inaiet fshaS =
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NfeSi ifndies 3 ts fgporfhls IN tbfft ~
thu fsei Inalss IN thc production ~
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fErursE auuuAl ou-f tshs
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sSwss tsasasesss qeln up 4icyIaai f'rasscs
D. ~fsrsse~o,,s
Tim tfYauhles IN Ghm and thu htani
thirsty msassaara TINS in1ga incurred
tgvs daln muah ~ brmg fhs tna utes
liun prominently hafast ttlH American
na8pls kygacy ann Win ,alnNa tn nf-
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tlat he Is y sHarp and InsgsrsmulalA
trader and & he iFsan s mGlttar al
can4Eann report or Nesr fhat .ffe ltaH
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11axtns assnp ssst auRee lmaha e0nne.
tiun TIM following .rran ms ID ig1 lest
sapyyzu English npfans Zrhe 1seahlau
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ca has IN UNANIMOUSLY stnTnh mfefhgai
"a seatnE mis- rzlitr-ur Trafhsg. IN atfe
GstNstial transit loaa, liFmisiae ms tuaa
lfte airhfss TN staitsate azs Infusion
aad ttsan friss tse lla1ye azan nxt1
sthan n THOSE nisssaftngssgy llastgrsd
boxes Nse sntoN aTnd ssauufts ttasn a.
tss Nrsstzn barbarian, yfsc rs hx
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9sah azs M 1hs maal1ie 1Ens a. Tins
country Hh FriaaT aiss lhf Es1t
81 aiw msnrsh u YEARS RHE. Kzhan ne
was 3usi g3 YEATS nlG Err WIS HrrAsi-
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license maihar H HaA The piEta.
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hAns 81 1ln man from Nfhsm llgT
wfsrs sl6ia1 Im SIg art ii WIS 1niF
lsEstn Bg thar caused ms arrest.
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-08
MR.. EVANS FOR COMPTROLLER.
a Report That He VIII Succeed
Charles c. Dawes.

The resignation of Charles G Dawes,
as Comptroller of the Currency, to take
effect October /. has II is said settled
the Pension Office controversy. II was re
ported this afternoon that Mr- Evans VIII
be transferred to the office OF ComptruIl
er Of the Currency.
Mr. Evans. it is pointed out is in ev-
cry way qualified for the office OF Comp
troiIer. having had large business and
financial experience
The appointment Of Mr.. Evans rs Comp
troIIer OF the Currency would be in the
nature Of d promotion. as the salary Is
much larger than that paid to the Com
missioner OF Pensions and the term of Of
fee Is for six years Besides. il is said, the
work Is much more pleasant and congo
NAL The appointment. Of course viii
not be made before October. alSsiT that
month the campaign viii open uP in Ohio.
This prospective vacancy IN the Treasury
Department Is really the only thing that
President Mckinley now has IN sight TO
offer AIT Evans BY accepting il. II Is
claimed, AIr- Evans viii relieve the AG-
minisJration Of all embarrassment with
out giving his enemies an opportunity to
gloat over his transfer. This arrange
mcut 1t is understood. has heen agreed
on aIIi it IS confidently predicted that eX-
Representatiy Peters Of Kansas viii be
appointed Pension Commissioner next Oc-
~.E,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-08
CHARGES OF GROSS FRAUD.
Evidence in the Lentz-Hopkins Con.
tested Election Case Opened.

The notice Of contest and the reply
thereto together with the evidence in the
case OF tX-RcQrcsentative John J. z.entz
against Represeutative-efect Emmett
Tompkinz. Of the Twelfth Consre ssionaI
district Of Ohio. were opened this morning
IN the Office 1f the Clerk Of the House cf
Representatives in the presence Of Clerk
Mcdowell and Air- Siddons. Of RaIston &
Sjddons. representing AIr- Leutz- There
was no one present to represent Mr.
TomPkins- The notice Of contest tire re
ply, and evidence submitted make about
1000 pages of typewrirten foolscap paper
in his notice Of contest Ar- LeHtz
charged that his defeat was the result OF
the srossest corruption and bribery And
ne alleges that a great many Demo
Gratis. by The use of money, were induced
10 remain away from the poles on election
day lie also charges that his defeat was
sought by the National Administration
and that large sums OF moEey IL Bring his
defeat about were contributed by the Ma
tional Republican Committee Mr. LentE
points out that on the face Of the returns
while he was beaten by Q plurality Of
eighteen votes the Republican National
ticket carried the district by over LT9J
plurality
In his reply RepresenJauve-eIect
T0mpkInS denies the allegation that mon
ey was corruptIy used or that bribery
was resOrtcd to. lie says Mr. Lentz was
defeated because a number Of Democrats
were tired Of having him ''misTepresent"
the district Mr Tomphins takes occas-
ion TO severely eriticise M Lentz fog
the latter-s arraisnment Of President Nc
KinIey for appoirting TO Office certain
Democratic members OF the Ohio Legis-
Iature for voting for MI Hanna for
United States Senator
Mr. LentZ made reply TO Nj TOmpkIns
answer but the Clerk Of the House ruled
il out as not germane to the issue as Mr
Tompkins' answer contained nothing 9TH
er than a reply 70 the charges set forth
IN the notice Of contest
The reply Of Mr. Lentz. which VIII not
be a part Of the printed record, at least
not until it has been passed upon by the
Elections Committee Of the House next
winter, aboUHds in personalities and de-
nuuciatiCn OF the AdninIstra tiCa. Indeed
il was said this morning that Of all the
notices and replies in the nine contested
election cases flied with the Clerk of the
House that Of LsutZ vs. TOmpkins IS the
yFarTnest and most personal
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-08
A FARMER SHOOTS A NEIGHBoR.
The Result of n Quarrel Over Three
Hills OF Corn.

POUGHKEEPSIE. y. Y, JUL s--There
was a shooting ARRAY yesterday IN Milan,
near the Red Hook line. in a remote sec
tion Of Duchess county. which may result
in the death Of Howard Frazier. far
mer. Charles Poucher, another farmer,
who did the shooting IS Jnder arrest
On Saturday Frazier's calves broke into
Pouchers coruheld and ate the corn from
three hills. PoUcher demanded 81 for the
damage and Fr zier promised to pay the
money wnen he got It Sunday. while
Frazier was returning from Pine Plains
he drove past Poucher-s home and the lat
Cer came out with a shotgun. The Two
men exchanged a few angry words, when
Pouc:er raised mis- gun at Frazier and
fired. The charge entered Frazier-s body
and he fell out of tn wagon He stag
gered to his feet and PoUcher shot him
again The injured man fell in the bushes
near the road
POuCheT entered his house To get more
shot for his gun and while ne was there
a neighbor drove by, and. seeing Frazier
lifted him into his wagon and carried him
home His condition iss critical. After
the shooting. PCuchcr threatened to Kill
the officers If they tried 10 arrest him and
kept them az bay until uiEhtfaU when he
was captured by strategy
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-08
TO IMPROVE MILITARY POSTS.
Secretary Root tn Make "A Western
Tour of Inspection.

Secretary Root expects 10 leave this
week for a somewhat extended trip to the
West. where ne viii inspect a numter Of
military posts especially those al Fort
Lcavenworth. Kan; Fort Riley, Kan,
and Jefferson Barracks No, where ex-
tensive improvements are TO be made.
Government cOntempIates expend-
.nF - the neighborhood Of a million dol
lars n the erection OF suitable barracks
and other facilities for the accommodation
# ., large number of soldiers at these
places. The money for these improvements
vas made available the first of the fiscal
year. July !. and the work VIII be begun
At once.
When these posts are enlarged in ac-
cordance with the present plans it is
thought probable that a number Of the
smaller military posts will be abandoned
most likely permanently They were erect
cd primarily for the qU9rtering of troops
for use in sUppressing Indian outbreaks,
but the savage Red Nan having practical
" passed out Of existence there remains
little need for many OF these posts. Some
Of them have already been practically de
serted even since tn outbreak of the Span
ish-American war and stilI others which
have served their purpose Of usefulness
are TO be likewise abandoned
ear OF Indian uprislngS in the sec
tions where these posts are located Is no
longer entertained, and the maintenance
Of these stations is an expense from
which neither protection nor profit is OBJ
taiued.
In the general scheme Of the War De
partment, now being formulated, and to
which much attention VIII hereafter be
devoted, there are two distinct PROPOSE
tions which viii be extensively eIaborat-
Cd in the future One is the plan for
coast defence and the other the mobiliza-
tion Of troops at certain centres within
easy and quick access of the large cities.
where, when occasion requires. they can
be made available for the suppression of
riots and other disturbances and disor-
dcrs which from time to time may arise
While this is not readily Acknowledged
by War Department and army officials,
it IS nevertheless. true that the plans for
mobilization are being steadily advanced.
To this end, hcweyer, it is necessary to
increase the facilities for quartering large
bodies Of soldiers at certain points, and
Forts Lcavenworth and Riley and Jsffer-
son Barracks are the first TO be equipped
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DYING FROM HIS WOUNDS.
Luthey, the Wife-Murderer, Cannot
Survive the Day

NEW YORK, July Edward Luthey,
the bookmaker who murdered his wife
and then shot himself at their home last
night. according to the physicians O.
Fordham Hospital, VIII not live through
the day Luthey shot himself twice IL
the breast. the Two bullets entering at tn
same place
The murder and attempted suicide were
witnessed by a number Of persons who
were crossing the tracks of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad, at
16gth Street, near which stands the fat in
which the Lutheys lived. Among the wit
nesses was Leary, a mounted policeman.
who went into the fat at once and dis
armed Luthey. The murderer had the
strength to say that his wife shot him
first and that he took the pistol from her
and shot in elf-defence. Because Of the
witnesses to the tragedy, this statement is
known 70 be untrue
The L8theys had been married for two
years. Each Of them had been married
before Mrs Luthey had five children by
her first husband The Oldest is q girl
Of tvyenty-one years. Mrs. Luthey was
friend Of her second husbands first wife
and knew that Luthey had been cruel 20
her Luthey was very jealous Of his wife
and that was the cause of much of the
trouble between them. He ordered her
not 10 speak TO other men
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THE WHITE BOXERS
4 Chicago Society TO Resist MOBgOI-
Jan and Ethiopian Invasion.

CHICAGO. July s.-The Inter Ocean
says that a tall 3. N whose deep voice was
Tnufied by Jhe folds Of a white mask
that covered his face, and whose body
was enveIoped in flowing white robes
stood on the rOstTum IN the Auditorium
at Il Thirty-first Street yesterday after
noon. Behind him, sitting mouonIess on
the platform, were two other men, SINH
larIy dressed. An audience Of 2oJ chill
dren and half as many Of their elders
sat in the auditorium, while the mysteri-
Gus speaker addressed them.
The three men in robes were the Chi
cago leaders Of the White Boxers a ma
ti0nal organization pledged to resist the
Nongolian and Ethiopian races, which
they believe threaten the existence OF the
Caucasian portion Of the worlds inhab-
frauts The names OF the speaker and his
mysterious companions are known TO one
person Only in the city The name Of the
founder Of the movement, which began
only Il few mCnths ago, is known TO none
outside of - organization, and the same
is true Of the man whose wealth, said to
DC almost unlimited. is pushing the de-
veiopment Of the sOciety's doctrine.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-08
STEEL WORKERS ANGERED.
i Sudden Hitch in the Peace Negoti
ations With the Trust


PITTSBURG. July S.-There is Z. hitch
in the peace negotiations between the
Amalsamated Association Of Iron and
Steel Workers and the United States
Steel Company. The latest trouble was
caused by the discharge of twelve men at
the WeIisvilIe sheet steel mill on Satur-
day. If those men are not reinstated
VIII decline 10 treat with the officials Of
the trust and a general strike viii be
ordered. was the uIttmatum of Mr. Shat
fer the president Of the association. to-
day. Later the head of the labor orGan--
zation issued the following statement
over his own signature
The matter OF the discharge of the
twelve men at WeIlsvilIe is but a repetf-
ti0n Of what has been done before. The
trust officials signed the scale for the
mill 1T Salisbury and the old Meadow
Mil and then sole them from US. The
men at WeIIsville have organized and
sent thcE. word not to come out as
wanted Il peace5ble settlement. I do not
blame the chief officials. As usual, the
trouble comes from some petty boss who
thinks he is paving his way to a better
position and does not realize that he may
be undoing the work Of the conservative
men and making complications that may
cause untold damage"
The row at WensyilIe is said to be due
to the attempt Of the men to form an
ArnaIgamated association Lodge there
Saturday. MI Shaffer is angry that
such action should have been taken by
the~officiaIs Of the plant 1T WellsvilIe
Just on the eve OF what looked To be an
amicable settlement of the trouble he
tween the Amalgamated Association and
the American Steel Hoop and the Ameri-
can Sheet Steel Company. Mr.. Shaffer
has discretionary power in declaring a
general strike and it is not necessary for
him to consult any person in the latter