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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
THE FITZPATRICK TO SAIL.
Major Long Thinks the Strike VIII
Cause No Dcfay.

In Response TO query sent yesterday.
General Bird has received the following
statement from Major Long. the SUPER
intendeBt of Transports. at San Francis
CO. regarding the effect Of the strike Of
the dock laborcrs and others in that citv.
upon the movement OF army Transports
Think increased strike conditions will
not interfere with the KHpatricks sailing
tomorrow. Strike was anticipated and
Fitzpatrick consequently loaded practical
y before strike Occuru q. Shipping com
missioner just informs me that ali OF
crew OF Fitzpatrick Will sign fer voyage
TO Manila. although it WAS expected that
the fire men, walters. and others would go
out had arranged 20 meet this by
taking on Filipino crew which came over
on the Pennsylvania. having been employ
ed by owners thereof.
However b. is thought that this latter
viii not De- necessary. All property and
ships are thoroughly guarded and protect
% in every manner which extreme vigi-
lance and thought can suggest X Is not
believed the strike viii effect us material
" as everything possible is being done 20
anticipate and properly meet every cOudi-
ti0u which may occur
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
ARRALGNED IN BOW STREET.
4 New Yorker Charged With steal
ing n Check.

LONDON. Aug. L-Franz Won Berger,
described as a journalist. residence Madi-
son Avenue. New York city, was arraiEu-
ed in Bow Street Police Court to-day On a
charge of stealing check for sob
II was stated that the cneck was the
property OF woman whom ne induced TO
60 To a bogus registry office. where a
marriage ceremony was performed. Won
Berger was remanded
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
HUNT FOR INFANTS MOTHER.
Detectives Think They Have Clue
in the Deserted Babe Case.

The detectives who are e.. work upOu
the case Of the iufan. abandoned in the
vestibUIe Of the home OF John Del8uy,
l705 Fifteenth Street northwest about
O'Clock Tuesday night. believe that I'm q
short time they will have the mother Of
the child iu custody There seems TO
have arisen ia the minds OF the officers
doubt as 90 whether the child's mother
actually carried. the child 70 the place
where IL WAS left or whether II was q
maid who did IT, Those who saw the wo-
mau lettering in the vicinity Of the place
when the baby was found give a EUo,i ,iv--
scriptioE of her with the exception that
they are uncertain as 10 whether she
was white OF cOlored. They say that she
was either "a remarkably dark white wo-
man or a remarkably light colored one
The detectives are confident that they
have located the mother Of the child, but
the parties involved axe Of such prOmi-
nence and standing that they do not care
10 take any action until they have uu-
questioned proof 20 sustain them. This
they expect 90 secure today when "a war
rant viii be sworn out and served.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
COURTS MAY FORCE A SALE.
steps in the Case Against the Anglo
American Association.

Justice Clabaugh. Of the Supreme ~ou-t
Of the District of Columbia. this morning
took action in connection with the affairs
Of the Auglo-American Savings and Loan
Association, Of New York. which went
into the hands Of receivers some time
ago.
a branch office OF the Institution was
operated in this city. Justice CIabaueh
signed an order providing that unless
cause 10 the contrary he shown within
ten days, the court viii approve the
recommendation Of the receivers. that
they be authorized 90 accept a proposal
Of the Empire State Realty Company for
the purchase Of all assets Of the Anglo
American Savings and Loan Association.
save cash. and one claim considered as
cash.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
TO IMPROVE MANILA HARBoR.
Atlantic. Gulf. and Pacific Company
Likely TO Get the Contract.

MANILA, Aug. 1.-The bids for harbor
improvements were opened this morning
The one submitted by the Atlantic. Gulf
and Pacific Company was considered the
most favorable one, as this company was
the only one OF the three bidders that
submitted bonds
The other bidders were the Philippine
Development Company and Linden W
Bates
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
THE GERMAN IRON MARKET.
Its Only HoEe Il Continued Ameri-
can Labor Troubles.

BERLIN. Aug. 1.-The "Rhenish West
phalian Gazette" today says the German
iron market has been weaker during the
past month The demand has been con-
fined to cases where the goods were Ur-
gently needed. The orders received were
chiefly from abroad. the filling Of which
involved consideration sacrihce-
The paper declares that the only hope
for an Improvement in the situation Is
continuance Of the labor troubles in
Aruarir4
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
BoERs ON PORTUGUESE SOIL.
Troops Ready 10 Attack the Hurgh-
ers nt GuRnetI.

LOTRENCO MARQJ IS. Aug. IA
BoCr commando with two gums has en-
tered Portuguese territory and encamp-
"a at GuaucJz. There are go Portuguese
troops here.
Three hundred of them are ready to
2ro,ccd TO Guanetz unless the Beers sur
render
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
THREE BYsTANDERs WOUNDED.
A Pistol Fight nt One of Denver's
Busy Corners.

DENVER Aug. Three men. said 10
be gamblers, engaged in a pistol fight on
one Of the busiest corners in the city
last night with the result that three by
ISLANDERS were wounded. The principals
were arrested
The principals escaped unhurt. They are
Barney and Sam Boyce. OF this city. and
Charles Jasper, Of Texas. The wounded
are G. r. West, Of Crowley. La. shot in
the right knee; J. NJ Howie. professor Of
mathematics AT the State Normal School
Peru, Neb-, shot in the right leg. not se-
riOus. and Nick Slayer. carpenter. shot
in the left thigh Prof Howic was three
blocks from the scene Of the shooting
when hit
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
The Treasury statement.

The receipts Of the Government today,
according 20 the Treasury statement
reached the sum Of S,5i6,6S25s, and con-
sisted Of customs, S73G562 A.: internal rev
euuc. SISs.a 50, miscellaneous. $56,'6S5o
The cxn.nditures amounted 10 S2.045.ooo,
leaving a deficit amounting TO y96S .3l74l.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
INTEREST PAYMENTS MADE.
city and Suburban and MetropoIitan
LL.nIa.r- .l...oE.-En-- E-h..I-.

City and Suburban and MctrOpOlitaH
BOndhOIders Receiving Cheeks.
The semi-anuual interest on the city
and Suburban Railway per cent bonds.
amounting 10 Sf3. 80 and the interest on
the Metropolitan Railway bonds. amount
ing to $+6,250, is being paid today in Balti-
more. No unusual incident attended the
beginning Of the payment.
There had been some unofficial doubt
expressed as TO the ability OF the Wash
inEtOu Traction Company 10 pay the IN
terest on the City and Suburban bonds,
but the statement is made by an officer
of the company that there has been no
question as 10 the payment for some time
past
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
An American Woman Fined.

BELFAST. Aug. Mrs. Sarah Collins,
an American, who was a saloon passeu-
ger on the steamer Furnessia, WAS fined
hfty-sevcn shilIinEs and costs yesterday
for smuggling three pounds Of tobacco in
trunk.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
AN ATTEMPT TO KILL ZOLA.
A Lighted Bomb Left Mt the French
Authors Door.

PARIS Aug. IA bomb filed with
cartridges and with a lighted fuse attach
cd was placed ut the door of the apart
mcnts Of VI. Zoia. the author. this morn
ing. II was discovered 10y the concierge.
NJ ZoIa was absent at the time.
The men who placed tho bomb nj tho
door sue, ,,dcd in making their escape.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
MRS. CHoATE IN SCOTLAND.
The Ambassador Rents n House Mt
North Berwick.

LONDON, Aug. Mrs. Choate. the
wife Of the American Ambassador ac-
companied by her youngest daughter, has
gone 20 Scotland.
Mr.. Choate will join them next week.
He has rented house at North Berwick
for the next month or two.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
THE VENEZUELAN TROUBLE
No Further AdviceS Received by tie
Stnte Department.

I'D TO late hour this afternoon the
State Department had received no addi-
tonaI advices concerning the trccble in
Venezuela and Colombia
Il is expected, however, that fun infor-
nation concerning the outbreak and the
invasion will soon arrive from official
sources.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
The reply follows:
Navy Department.

Navy Department.
Washington. Aug. /. 1901.
Sir. The department has received
your letter Of the 9th ultimo, In which
you acknowledge the receipt OF a copy
Of the order convcuiug. at your re-
quest, Court Of Enquiry TO investi-
gate your conduct during the war with
Spain aud suggest that para graph OF
said order directing the court 10 en-
Quire into the circumstances attend
ing and the reasons for the ulsObedi-
ence by Commodore Schley Of the or
ders Of the department etc. be so
modified as 20 omit the department
expression Of opinion, and thus leave
the court free to express its own opiu-
ion in the matter
I'm reply YOU are advised that the
precept calls for an enquiry by the
court and the ascertainment Of peril
nent facts For the purpose Of setting
on foot this enquiry. the precept treats
certain matters as established, such.
for instance. as the arrival Of the
Flying Squadron on CienfuegOS and
Of Santiago, the retrOgrade movement
westward. the turn OF the Brooklyn on
July 3. lS9S. and the fact that you dis
obeyed orders as reported by you In
your telegram dated Kingston, May
y. lSys IN which YOU say. Much 20 be
deuartment.
-Inasmuch, however. AZ II is the de-
partments purpose that the court
shall be absolutely free 10 report. II
such shall be found 10 be the saSe,
that YOU did not willfully disobey the
orders. or that you were justified in
oisobeying them. and that this may be
clearly understood. your letter of the
9th ultimO. with a copy Of this reply,
Will be dur forwarded 10 the court
Very respectfully,
r W. HACKETT.
Acting Secretary.
Rear Admiral Winfield :. Schley. u
). y, Great Neck, y. Y"
Acting Secretary Hackett's letter 20
Admiral Dewey transmitting Rear Admi-
raj SchIey's letter and reply IS as fol-
lows:
Navy Department.
Washington. Aug J. 1901
sir I transmit herewith f,r the
Information Of the Court Of Enquiry.
OF which you are president. a letter
dated the 9th uit from Rear Admiral
Winfield s. Schley asking that modi-
fcation be made I'm paragraph 3 Of
the preCept COnveniuE the court. to-
Eether with a copy OF the DEPARTMENT.
reply of this date. Very respectfully.
p. W. HACKETT
Acting Secretary.
Admiral George Dewey. L. ) Navy.
Washington. d. @"
Before Mr.. Hackett had taken uD the
Of Admiral Schley's letter.
Judge Advocate General LemIy had pre-
pared draft Of an answer which gave
the departments position.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
Friday and Saturday Senshore Ev
cursiOnS Via PennSyIVanIa
Huiiroud.

May. Sea Isle City. and Ocean City. n j. ss
round trip. Tickets on sale for all trains FRIDAYS
and Saturdays good 90 return until iou5ygIGe
Tuesday. Delaware River Bridge route 10 AT
!autic City.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
short-rerm Bonds Purchased.

The Secretary OF the Treasury this
morning purchased $1,000 per cent snort
term bonds at ll3o9s2
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
Sc SeaShore Weekend Trips. SO
Via IS. a o. Il. II.

Beginning July 8. 7U trains Fridays and sat
urdays: good 20 return until following Tuesday.
70 Atlantic City. Capy My. Sea Isle City, and
Ocean CITY; - for the round trip
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01

Open bank account with Union Trust & Stor-
age Co., 1914 F 81, and get interest On deposits.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
SCHLBY PRBCBPT TO STAND
The Rear Admirars Request Re
fused by Mr.. Hackett.
His Letter Concerning the objection
able Phrase to BE Transmitted {"
the Court of Enquiry-The COrrc-
spondence Made Public Today

Hhle Phrase To he Tran Nmlltcd To
the Court of Enauiry-The COTTe-
spondence Made Public Today
The first work undertaken by Mr. Hack
cit. Assistant Secretary of the Navy. up
on his return .s desk today after "a
months vacation az his home I'm New
Hampshire. was The consideration of Rear
Admiral Schley's letter containing the oh
lection TO pecitication Of the precept
prepared for the coming Court of En-
quiry, the opposition being TO the phrase
''disobedicnce Of orders lie decided that
the phrase must stand. and this afternoon
gave out the letter from the admiral and
the reply To it.
Admiral Schley's letter acknowledging
the receipt Of the precept follows:
Great Neck. y. Y. July y. 1901
Sir. ] have the honor TO aCkuowl-
edge receipt of the department COM
municatiou Of July %. instant. enclos-
Ing copy Of an order 'COuvcninE. puT-
SuaUt To the request contained IN
tmyD communication Of the 22d in
staEt, a Court OF Enquiry.
lnasmuCh as the court is directed
20 investigate and, after such iuveS-
tgauon- report "a full and detailed
statement OF all the pertinent FACTS
which IL may deem to be established,
tOgc ther with its opinion and recon-
meudatiOu in the premises. I would
respectfully suggest to the department
that para graph 3 Of the department
precept. which is as follows. namely
Five. The circumstances attending
ard the reasons for the diSobedieuce
by Commodore Schley Of the orders Of
the department. contained in its dcS-
patch dated May >. 1855 and the pro-
priety of his conduct In the premises.
be modified so as to omit the depart
ment's EXPIRE sSion OF opinion and thus
leave the court free to express its own
opinion In that matter
VERY respectfully.
w. s SCHLEY
Rear Admiral" "
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01

Excursions To Ocean City, sid,
Fridays in August Suri bathing. fishing sailing.
Special rates. Enquire AZ 200 Fourteenth 81 nv.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
30 sneclaI satnrday TrIp -

To cold Point Norfolk. Va Beach Ocean View,
and Newport News, via Norfolk aud Washington
steamer, Saturday, U.5O .. IN. Round trip, $50.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
Chesapcake Beach department Lin
itedv

Leaves District Line station weekdays P. m-
Fast train, no stops
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01
sI-2o to baltimore and Return Via
n 4 a. Saturday and Snndny,

August q and g. tickets good 60 return until fol-
lowing Monday Good or ai trains except Royal
if.I
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-01

+ EIynn's business college, sth and X.
Business Shorthand TyDeUriting SIS 2 year
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- IT IIIIN = tn y.
"Rcar Admiral Winfield 5. SchIev. Y.
8. y. Great Neck y Y"

Acting Secretary Hacketts letter 20
Admiral Dewey transmitting Rear Admi-
raj Schley's letter and reply is as fol-
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PRICE ONE CENT.
THE GREAT LAND LOTTERY
Drawing at FL Reno 20 Be Con-
eiuded Today.

Only 1880 Prizes 20 Re Obtained,
But the 10000 Envelopes 90 he
Taken From the WheeI-Wiss Reals
Receives Many OHerS OF Marriage.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-25
MESA

There was a good bis attendance at
 the party given in the Mesa opera | house last night. There was quite a number from Tempe and Phoenix in at ! tendance. The parties will be repeat
 ed, now that it is getting cooler. every | two weeks.
 Mr !. r. Mcintyre of Phoenix Is ! spending a few days in Mesa, the guest
 of MT NJ. J. Forster, and attended the
 party last night in the Mesa opera | house.
 MT $. Moote is reported to be con | slderably better. and although he can not use his lower limbs yet. the feeling ! in them is much stronger, and the phy- sicians say that he will recover the complete use of them. although it may
 be long time. During lis illness II. F. Morris has charge of his ranch and
 the picking of his grapes. Eugene Trippel returned to Tucson yesterday after a few days visit in
 Mesa. He found his orchard and the picking and curing in such good hands
 that his stay was not as lCng as he eX pected He Is fortunate in securing SO
 good and experienced men as Mir. T. H simmons.
 About the 18th and 18th of next month will be the quarterly conference | of the Mormon church in the Taberna- cle, at which Apostle M. w. COwey and President J. w. McMurrin of Salt Lake City will be in attendance. Tom Nets returned yesterday from a trip up 10 Jerome and Prescott. where
 he went to get employment in the
 mines.
 Mesa has been visited by quite num-
 Der of Papagoes the past few days with grain to exchange for flour and other
 nee sslties.
 Collins stage was a little late this
 morning. A heavy load and heavy crossing at Tempe were tEe causes.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-25
TEMPE

" .
 "A lawn social is always an enioyabl 2 affair, and the one at the Hough rsl- dence next Tuesday evening promises 10 be particularly so. Ice cream and cake will be served at ten cents The Good Templars lodge does not wish to make anything but expenses, so the price is put very low. They have taken this means of advertising tha lodge, and incidentally bringing the young people of Tempe together to spend q pleasant evening. Entertainm nts of this sort are always popular in Tfmpe, and particularly so at this time of the year when many are absent at seaside or mountain resorts. besides the wea h. sr being too warm to permit almost any other amusement The Cool Templars' social bids fair to be well attended. ....
 A hunting party composed of Messrs. w. C.. Colwell, G. J. Ridenour and Frank Henderson left for the Sierra Anchas yesterday. When th5y packed up 1t was found that in order to carry nll the artillery provided for the o.es- sion that each member of the party would have to carry three guns and the pack animals were SO laden with Rmmunition that there was no room f flor grub" All went horseback eX- cept Mir Ridenour who rode frisky mule. They swear they will each bring back a bear tor bare) skin if they tear all their clothes off in the attempt.
 Misses Lima and Rebecca Lohmann, daughters of F. Lohmann. who have been visiting their grandmother at Globe are expected to return this morn ing
 Tempe has an epidemic of fliss. com mon every-day-i -the-soup house flies. They collect on the screens so thiclly that they shut out all the sunlight, and refuse to go. The drug stores hay had q run on fly paper. fly poison. and every device known to scienCa for the eN- Termination of insect life, but for ev ry fly killed twenty seemed to come to his wake. Yesterday a good man could have made wages shoveling paSsag g through the dead flies on the sidewalks
 If you have fat beef of any kind or fat hogs for sale come to the Pioneer meat market where you will receive the highest market price. Also any quantity of chickens wanted. | F. Ptui istpi' tue plOpiit'O4' Plup'StN " sell meat below any other shop in'tha valley.
 The Tempe base ball aggrg gation. the Crimson Rims. will go t1 Phoenix today to play match with the De- Munds, and a goodly number of root CTS will accompany them.
 There was no band concert last Fri day evening. much tO the disappoint- ment of many of Tempes citizens
 A carload of buggiss, runabouts. spring wagons and Bain wagons has been received by the Tempe Hardware X Supply company,
Arizona republican., 1901-08-25

Interpreter There isn't any word for dirty in their language.-Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-25
Here is q case:

South Anniston, Ala. A. R. BREMER CO.,:
 My Dear Sirs: About one month ago, seeing your advertisement in one of my magazines, I wrote you for a bottle of Coke Dandruff Cure, which you kindly sent express charges prepaid. In all Candor lst me say that words are inadequate for me to express to you my profound gratitude for tne blessing yo,. sent me. 1 used it according to direc- tons and tho ] have been a sufferer from an exubcrance or Gandrum for more than ten years. accompanied with disagreeable itching, yet it was ao; ten days from the date of the first ap- plication until every particle of dan druff had completely disappeared. have had this trouble. as be fore stated, for more than ten years. il the face oi he fact that my head hos been reCu- larly shampooed. ifty-two times each year, for not less than fifteen years R fer anybody to me when 1 will take pleasure in answering them personally. Gratefully yours.
 (signeD J. WATSON BRADFORD. Pastor l5th St. M. Y. Church. South
Arizona republican., 1901-08-25
pr. SlayfOn SayS:

The English Kitchen keeps their cook room in absolute clean condition and the quality of their food, together with good service. entities them to liberal patronage.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-25
HANDICAPPED.

Missionary (among ;he Esquimaux)- l wish you would tell these people thei, ces are dirty and need washing.
 Interpreter Geflecting a momenD- I'm afraid can't do that. sir.
 Missionary-Why hot?
Arizona republican., 1901-08-25
FUNSTON'S EXPLOIT.

General MacAIthur is not one of those who feel called upon to bellttle
 the importance of General Funston's < feat in capturing Aguinaldo In his re- port as military governor of the Phil ippines he says the capture of the Ell ipino ader may be ranked as the most momentous single event of the year.
 He believes that both In it's immediate results and in i,s remote effects General Funston's act was fortunate and bene- flcial to th' islands. He calls it a unique. isolated transaction and at
 taches to it even greater importance than have Funston's admirers. That the insurrection has languished visihly since Aguineldo's capture is undeniable, ! The bloodthirsty methods of Agulnaldo and of his secret organization, the Kal- tiiunan. already had done much to make the Filipinos fear him, but he continued to be invested with halo cf supernatural mystery. As General Mac Arthur says, millions of natives still bell wed him to be invncible. X mass of myths and legenis already was growing up around his name among the ignorant peasantry. His capture has shattered the halo and punctured the legends. If Aguinaldo had been left to wander at large, or even If he had been killed in battle. he might have lived in Filipino legend as kind of Barbarossa or Kirg Alfred. General Funston changed all that. By bringing Aguin- aldo to place where he is seen to bs only a piece of quite ordinary Filipino clay the Kansan kill2d the insurrection more summarily than if he had caused the death of the leader Chicago Trib-