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Evening star., 1901-03-29
PANIC ON A FERRYBOAT.
Collision Between the Elizabeth and
Lighter at New oYrk.

NEW YORK, March 29.-The ferry boat
Elizabeth of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey line collided with the steam lighter
Edgewater off Liberty Island today and
the latter craft was sunk. The five men
who were on board the lighter narrowly
escaped drowning.
There We're several hundred passengers
on the Elizabeth and great excitement pre-
vailed among them until it was learned
that the ferry boat was in no danger of
sinking. The steering gear and upper
works of the Elizabeth were damaged so
that she had to be towed to Communipaw
for repairs.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
LATEST CASUALTIES.
List of Killed and Wounded Cabled
by Gen. Macarthur.

General Macarthur today notified the
War Department of the following casual
ties in the Philippines:
Killed-March %, near Cadelaria, Luzon,
Company 1, 2lst Infantry, Peter A. Peter
son; near San Antonio, Laguna, Company
A, 21st Infantry. Mathew Migusik.
Wounded-Martin E. Keavy, thighs, Sc
we're; March 22d, San Antonio Luzon. Com
pany B, 49th Volunteer Infantry, Laddie
Blackstock, wounded in hand slight ;
March 10. near Olongapo, Luzon, Company
G, 41st Volunteer Infantry, Hiram Var
borough, face, slight; February %, Tapaz,
Panay, Company d, 3Sth Volunteer Infant
ry, Sergt E. Pierce, wounded in leg above
knee slight.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Local Pensions.

Pensions were granted to citizens of the
District OF Columbia today as follows:
ncrease-Robert. Johnson, IS.
& Reissue-William H. Gray, Sd.
Original widows-Julia A. Goodfellow Sc:
increase, Caroline Buchier, 500.
Mexican war widows, tncrease-Martha ha
C. n. Fisher, $12
Evening star., 1901-03-29
SAMPLES FAILED TO APPEAR
Trial Tests of Field Guns Indefinitely
POSTPONED.


Postponed.
The trial tests Of various types of field
guns for the army, which were scheduled
to have taken place on the Goth instant at
the Sandy Hook proving ground under the
supervision Of the army board on ordnance
and fortifications and which, through the
non-appearance of guns expected to have
been submitted by various gun factories,
did not take place. have been postponed in
definitely. The purpose Of the board was
to obtain, If possible, an American type Of
weapon which would iembody the ad-
vantages of the new French and German
Held guns with their remarkable increase
IN rapldity OF fire Of nearly 200 per cent.
The ordnance companies throughout the
country had been working diligently in
order to have their guns present at the test
on the day set. but 1t would appear that
they were not successful, hence the post
ponement.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Mail for Lieut. Pearx.

NEW YORK, March 29.-An express
package Of more than ordinary interest was
dispatched today from New York to Dun
dee, Scotland. 1t contains the second an
nual mail from the Peary Arctic Club to
Civil Engineer Peary, and Is expected tn
reach him some time toward the end OF the
summer, being forwarded by the whalcrs
from Dundee, intrusted to the native ksshi-
mos at Cape York. and thence forwarded
to Peary's headquarters in North Green
land.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
CANCER GERM DISCOVERED.
PrOf. Gaylord of University of Buffalo
Makes Announcement

BUFFALO. n. Y, March 29.-"Cancer is
caused by an animal parasite which We
have identified and located in the New York
state cancer laboratory" said Prof. H. r.
Gaylord of the University of Buffalo, who
has charge of that laboratory, last night
peculiar feature about the parasite is
the length of time required to develop a
culture. and this Prof. Gaylord said ac-
counted for the failure to fully identify it
before.
Evening star., 1901-03-29

Naval Constructor r. L. Fernald, retired,
has been ordered to China, for duty under
the bureau OF construction ard repair in
ships on the Asiatic station at Hong Kong.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
A LIBERAL EDUCATION.

Whether or not you wish
to buy anything the adver-
tising columns of The Star
amply repay the most c re-
full perusal.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
RUMORED INDIAN MASSACRE.
PrOspectOrs on Island i'm Gulf of Cali
fornia Victims,

PHOENIX, Ariz., March 29.-It is re-
ported that a party of gold seekers was
massacred by Ceris Indians on the Island
Of Tiburon, in the Gulf Of California. Two
weeks ago six Mexican prospectors left
Tepopa on the west coast Of Mexico, in a
small boat and went to Tfburon Island
Pedro Parquila, one Of the party, has
reached the mainland, and reported a fierce
fight with the Indians. He escaped, and
believes his companions were killed.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
CITIZENSHIP FOR CHINESE.
Those Who Were Citizens of Hays
August IL, 1895.

August IL, 1898.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 29-Collector
of the Port Stratton has received an opin-
ion from Attorney General Grigss definitely
establishing the right of Chinese persons
who were citizens of the Hawaiian Islands
prior to August IL, 1888, by birth or
naturalization. to enter the United States.
1t was clearly the intent of Congress-, the
Attorney General thinks. to- throw the
cloak of adoption over all who were Ha-
waiian citizens on the date mentioned in
the treaty
Evening star., 1901-03-29
The Marquise de Gallifet

Tne MarQu1se DC GAFIffef Dead.
PARIS. March 29.-The Marquise de CAL
lifet, nee LATTE. wife of the former zsjnis-
ter Of war, Is dead.
Evening star., 1901-03-29
Possibilities If Promoted

There Is no disposition In the regular
establishment to belittie Gen. Funston's ex-
pioit. especially since the receipt of Gen.
MacArthur's dispatch giving full credit to
Gen. Funston. but there would naturally
be opposition to jumping volunteer ofIicer
thifty-ffve years Of age inte the grade of
bSigadier general, and the Kansas deIeea-
tfon recognizes this fact
II Funston were made briga6iier general
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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25

hanging TO the hub of my off
front wheel. | speak in
horsey sense, after the manner
of followers of the turf, for in
reality the wheel was still on.
The outlines of the thing allud-
ed to gradually became more
distinct and resolved itself into
the figure of a human being.
and as sure as [ was alive it was
trying to take off the nut of the
axle. More fully TO illustrate
the impudence of the shadowy
individual in question, | will
further state that my nut
wrench was missing and he had
evidently taken it to remove
the wheels OF my own buggy.
l watched him now with more
interest than fear, for it occur
red to me that after two wheels
were gone it did not matter
much about the others, and |
determined to see the incident
to the end.
In less time than | have TAX
en- to tell it this ghostly thing
actually removed the nut be-
fore eyes, and then, throwing
its weight on the wheel-if L
may be allowed to make use of
the word weight in such Coh-
nectiOn-the wheel and the
ghost rolled over together in
the sagebrush. In spite of the
weirdness of the situation [
was obliged to give vent to a
little CnuCkle, the first intima-
ton had given the ghost of Il
knowledge of his presence.
The familiarity which 1 had
INDUCED in with the strange
little fellow seemed to enrage
him tor he Immediately became
more in evidence, and, slipping
around on the near side of the
buggy-speaking again in a
horsey SENSE. he fell to work
rapidly at the wheel, and cir
cumventing the mechanical diff
ticulties of the nut with very
little trouble, he had the wheel
spinning into the sagebrush in
short order.
AS l half expected, the ghost
made a dive for the remaining
wheel and fell to work upon the
nut. | was glad to see that it
did not come off easily. 1t was
never a very good fit for the
thread of the axle, and | recall,
ed many time whan in a hurry
how was really compelled to
indulge in unbecoming language
before it could be started.
/ looked for the ghost to in
dulge in Il little flow of exple
tives, but it patiently continued
work until it succeeded and
then triumphantly flung the
wheel aside aand left me riding
along in buggy that seemed
held up in the air with nc
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-25
Drew the Color Line.

Miss Zipporah Marcella
Joseph, a colored girl, ranks
all others in the graduating
class at the manual training
high school, Denver, and thereI
fore should be valedlctoriau
Her classmates do not like this
idea and are supported in thus
drawing the color line by some.
members of the faculty. The,
matter has assumed a phase
threatening to cause serious
trouble in the school.