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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15
IN a CRITICAL CONDITION.
The Morrfstown, y. J., Woman Shot
By Her Husband Likely to Die.

MORRISTOWN. n. J., April 15.-Airs-
Bridget Tobin, whose husband, John.
shot her twice yesterday. is in a critical
condition today in the All Souls Hospit-
al and her recovery Is considered doubtful.
The husband is held without bail He
has told conflicting stories. saying at
times that II was all an accident, i2ut
the police declare that they have evi-
dence TO show that the shooting was de-
liberate- Mrs. Tobin says so herself and
she adds that II was jealousy on his part
that led TO the shooting.
The Tobins had been separated TObin
saw his wife frequently. but she always
discGura ged his visits. Yesterday he call
ed on her and at his solicitation she went
for q walk with him. They qUarTeIed and
the shooting followed
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15
a SERVANT AsPHYxIATED.
Woman Found Dead in n Life Insur-
ance Agents Home.

NEW YORK. April 15-Agnes AIexan-
der, a servant, employed in the family Of
James H Morgan, general agent for the
Prudential Life Insurance Company was
killed last night by Illuminating gas which
escaped from a Jet in q servants bed
room On the second floor Of the Morgan
home
Anne johnson, eighteen years old. IN
other servant, who slept in the same
room. was unconscious when she was
found, but the physicians IN the Williams
burg Hospital, 10 which institution she
was removed, said that she would prob
ably recover
The police came to the conclusion that
the gas had been turned on accidentaIIv-
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THE GOVERNMENTS ANSWER.
Brief in' the Case of o. VI. Carter
NC$ Filed Today.

The Governments answer to the appli-
cation ~ Oberlin VI. Carter for bail was
not fled in the United States Supreme
Court today, as expected
The delay in filing the Governments brief
is caused by the illness of Solicitor Gen
eral Richards. The illness Of the Solicitor
General however. is not serious, and the
brief will be filed the latter part OF the
week
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15
RIPLEY ON THE WITNESS STAND
The Accused KentucISian Testifes in
His Own Defence.

FRANKFORT. Ky, April I5.-Garnett
Ripley, accused of being accessory to the
murder of William GoebeI, testified in
his own defence this afternoon.
Ripley's testimony duplicating Taylor as
forecasted by his attorney, Judge
O'Neill, in his opening statement, Will
be tie most important of the trial.
The acquisitions for Finley and Tay-
Ior are expected to reach Indianapolis be
fore III. laSf OF the week
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A PLACE FOR MAJOR M,ARTHUR.
Made Assistant Custodian of Govern
mcnt Buildings at Buffalo.

The State Department today issued
bulletin announcing that Major II. G.
Macarthur has been appointed Captain of
the Guard and Assistant Custodian OK
Government Buildings at the Pan-Amer-
fCdn Exposition.
Major Macarthur was born in Colorado,
but was appointed from Iowa in the Fif-
teenth Iowa Volunteer Infantry and is on
the staff of General Belknap
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15
STONE DERRICK MEN STRIKE.
Work Delayed on the New Federal
building in Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 15--Fresh trouble is
brewing for the contractors on the new
Federal Building and before the week is
out, another shutdown may be found nee
essary. as the stone derrick men engaged
IN hoisting granite blocks into place
are on strike for higher wages
4 meeting Of the dissatisfied men was
held yesterday at McEwan's hotel and Of
twenty-five working on the postufffce six
teen made application TO join the Stone
Derrick Mems Union They claim their
wages are 81 = day less than the same
class OF workmeD are receiving on other
buildings IN the city
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WANTED NEWS FROM CHINA.
Ex-Ministcr Barrett n Caller at the
State Department.

John Barrett. formerly United States
Minister to Siam. called al the State De-
partment today and had a talk with Sec
retary Hay about the Chinese situation
lie brought no news and was looking for
some word from Pekin-
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THE CHINESE INDEMNITY.
Land May Have TO BE Sold to Pa,
the Powers.

SHANGHAI. April I5-(4:49 p. m.).-The
ViceTOys of the southern provinces are
actively engaged in the work of investi-
eating the amount received in revenues
from the salt tax and the iikin. This is
being done for the purpose of getting a
general idea OF the sum that viii be neces-
sary to pay the yearly installments to the
various Powers on account Of the ildem-
nifty claim.
The general feeling among the southern
FiceToys is that China viii not be able to
pay any large indemnity unless she sells
some of her territory
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NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Appointments in the Departments o
War and Justice

- q = a nd > JIstIcf-a
The President today made the follow
ing appointments:
Jusrice-John c. Capers. of South Caro-
lima, to be Attorney of the United States
for the District of South Carolina
War-Edgar Russell, to be Signal OFF,
Ger of Volunteers. with the rank Of major.
To be Surgeons Of Volunteers, with rank
OF Major-Abram L. Haines, Ernest X
Jehustoue.
To be Assistant Surgeons of Volunteers,
with rank os Captain-Ralph s. Porter,
Charles NJ GaIbraith, Joseph l. San
ford, Robert Z. Williams, James b Cut
ter, William H. Block
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Twenty Years for. Murder.

EAsT0N. Pa, April 15.-JGhn Koincsko,
: Hungarian. vino was last week convict
ed of murder in the second degree for
killing Francis Schaffer, q bartender at
Northampton last November was today
sentenced by Judge Schuyler 10 twenty
years imprisonment in the Easton penf-
fentiary in Philadelphia
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15
TIE ZIONIST MOVEMENT.
Milwaukee Hebrews Hold an En-
fhusinstic Mass Meeting.

fhusinstic MISS MeeunS'
MILWAUKEE, april 15--An enthusi-
astic mass meeting Of Hebrews was held
yesterday afternoon in the interest Of the
Zionist movement and an audience Of
800 persons demonstrated their approval
OF a plan which, it is hoped, viii restore
the prestige OF the Jews as a nation.
The plan Of the promoters is to raise a
fund sufficient to purchase the land Of
Palestine from the Turks and make it q
haven for oppressed Jews of every land.
one Of the branches of the organization
is located at Milwaukee and has = con
stantIy increasing membership
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15
TEE CABINET PHOTOGRAPHED
i Picture of the Presidents Official
Family Made To-day.

The President and the members of the
Cabinet were photographed in group
at The White House this morning The
picture was the first taken with the new
Attorney General, Mr.. Knox. Included.
A souvenir viii be prepared for the
launching Of the Ohio at San Francisco.
which VIII include the new photograph
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15
End of a SILK Mill strike.

SIIAMOKIN, Pa, April 15--The Shamo-
kin silk mill, which had been idle since
February Il owing TO a lockout because
the 300 girls Insisted on the recognition
of their union, resumed work today. the
company granting the demand of the
operatives.
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THE PHILIPPINE FRAUDS
Discoveries Made in the Commits
sary Investigation.

Indisations That There Have Been
Many IrreSuIaritics-Thc Case of
Sergeant 1ICStou Closed Cap
tain Read Placed Under Arrest.
MANILA. April 15.-The commission
appointed to try the military officers
and civilians charged with frauds and
thefts in the Commissary Department
has concluded the case of Sergeant
Weston. The defence offered by the
accused officer was very plausible
In answer TO questions concerning his
mode Of dealing with supplies, Sergeant
NIeston declared that he had erased
certain entries from the books in con
solidaung the accounts
His excuse for doing this was that
he sought only to expedite the work
and that the practice was customary
among those who had been given
charge Of commissary accounts
Enough has been learned during the
trial. however, 10 indicate that there
will be startling developments during
the investigation of the comm.ssary
frauds.
Several witnesses have already given
damaging evidence against the persons
charged with completely in the affair,
and it is acknowledged that enough of
the truth has been learned to show that
there have been many Irregularities
and to indicate that many have been
involved in the frauds.
It is said that the matter VIII be
thoroughly Investigated and hat many
additional arrests are likely TO be made
before the commission gets at the lot
tom of TIE affair
Captain Reid. of the CommissaTy
Department, has been placed under ar
rest by the military authorities.
Adjutant General Corbin declared today
that General Macarthur has not advised
the War Department Of the progress of
the enquiry into the alleged frauds in the
Commissary Department in Manila He
insists that there is nothing unusual in
the cases now being tried and bases this
statement on the absence Of news on the
subject from General Macarthur
Captain Reid, who has been placed un-
Ger arrest. IS a volunteer army officer
snd the son Of a wealthy Pennsylvanian-
He was formerly in the transport service
between New York and Havana, but was
sent 20 the Philippines early last fall.
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To Rring MS Family Hero.

Commissioner Allen, Of the Patent Office,
has gone to New York. He viii not re-
turn for two or three days. 1t is under
stood that the object Of the Commission
er's journey is to make arrangements for
the transfer of his household TO this city.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15
FIRECHIgF PARIS RETIRES
Resignation rendered After Thir-
ty-three Years of Service.

Commissioner MacfHrIand RECON-
mendS That Pension of 800 .
Month BE Granted tho Veteran,
A Brief Sketch of His Career.
Joseph Paris, Chief Engineer OF the
Fire Department. rendered his resigna-
ton TO Commissioner Nacfariand this
afternoon TO take effect May L In re-
tiring from active life Chief Parris
calls the attention OF the Commissions
ers to the fact that he has seen con-
tinuous service in the Fire Department
for thdrty-three years, and that the
time has come when it IS proper and
necessary that he should lay down the
duties of his Office He asks that he
may be granted leave of absence from
now until May /
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15
A PosToFF1cR ROBBED.
The Theft of Stamps and Cash at
Washington, Ind, Reported.

Chief Cochran. of the Postofffce De
partment. received a despatch this morn
ing from the postmaster at Washington,
Ind, notifying him that the postOffice Of
value of the stamps and amount OF cash
stolen was not mentioned in the despatch.
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Preachers Cali on the President.

A delegation consisting of twelve Bap-
tist preachers from Baltimore, called on
the President at the White House this
morning and We're received by Mr.. Nc
Kiniey in the East Room
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DENIED AT AMSTERDAM.
Reports Of Attempts to Assnssinate
kruger Without foundation.

AMSTERDAM, April 15--The reports
current yesterday concerning an attempt
to assassinate President Kruger are de
clared here to be without foundation
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NorfoII. s MnsnLneton steambont Co

Delightful trips Tally al 6:30 p m from feet
7th 81. to Old Point Comfort Newport News.
Norfolk, and the South For schedule, see page Z
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- snlI for IkIneston Tomnrro,--

The North Atlantic Squadron will leave
San Juan for Kingston on April Is. and
VIII probably arrive at the latter place
by April I9.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15

New. bright Lumber. always same,
Flooring S1.25 per 100 TT. by Libbey & Co.
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Buy Lumber Up-town-Why: Prices
lowest Always in the lead by Frank Libbcy
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Out-of-tovvn Lumber bids made,
freights pFepaid-no trouble. See +. Lib5cy & Ce-
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Largest size Shingles, S5.75 per / I,OGO
and No. quality, 6x20 by F. Libbey & Co.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15

Zenia-Cura positively cures eczema aud di
eases Of the skin. At all drug stores.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15

Suburban cottages our specially
everything ready-no delay, at 9Th and n. Y. ave
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15

FIynn's Business College, Sth and k.
Bl,siness sherthand Tvrewriting-S25 a year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-15

Ready -tO-use MiuwOrI<, all kinds,
some doors 81 each. at 9Th and \. Y. ave.
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ssUIood TeUs.U

U-Ah-Ma uuriies the blood gives you appetite,
and yigcT AJ all drug stores.
Daily shipments of Lumber fresh
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ONE OUNCE OF PREVENTION JUST NOW IS
WORTH MANY POUNDS or HEREAFTER-cuRE

towards the capture OF the
railways America the alarming manifestation Of the
kings Today these kings hold
affairs Of than most kings
Millions OF workers thousands 81
merchants depend for their
upon sefcCnstuted
and control ahao
present time of
absorbed the Northern Pacific
burlington the
practically
Informed Canadian Pacific at
the situation
they WIN make the Of
opportunities
the
wisely and other
bondage and
The
ambition
may
weak bad who wnl a
and distress millions
Tho Of
being gradually
Il
The possibly people
and and probably VIII
Now the and
pc author
nv
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BOND ELECTION
MADE OFFICIAL
School Directors Meei--Wili Reor.
game Next Week

The recent school bond election
was iast evening eanynssed by the
board OF school directors and de-
cinred official.
Next Saturday the new school
board wtli meet for the purpose o.
reorganixlns and electing president
and secretary.
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CITY AFFAIRS
DISCUSSED


Yesterdays session Of the Chamber
OF Commerce was devoted almost
wholly 70 city affairs.
"A resolution introduced by Joseph
Shipper was passed calling the at
fention - the city council and Board
Of Public Works 10 the wretched
condition Of Post street and Western
avenue and the alleys between First
and Weafern avenues. IT was stated
that some OF ths streets were Inn
ransable In places, 10 deep were they
II mud and sIush. Strangers coming
from the depot have to pass over the
streets and the fact that they are
compelled 10 wade in mud the min
ute they leave the trains would not
cause them TO have a very high re-
card for Seattle II was argued. The
city officials win be called upon at
once TO take come steps 10 immedi-
at4ly improve the condition Of these
streets.
Poor transportation
r.. shorrock's resolution was adopt
81 ordering an Investigation BY a
committee Of the transportation ia
c5;lfiea between Seattle and Vashon
rAiand points. IL is hoped to better
the steamer service for the benefit OF
fh citizens Of the Island.
J. j. McGIivra stated that there
uaH much delay. unnecessarily, re-
garding the condemnation suits for
the Cedar river water system. Much
81 the property, Mr.. McGilvra stated
sras approaching IN value and n fur
ther delay would cost the city more
money. He gave notice that he
rvould introduce a RESOLUTION callina
anon the corporation counsel 10 push
ts,e suits TO a qnick ending.
Frank r. Brown, publisher OF the
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From Columbia Dock. foot % Col
ufnssla street.
Leave Seattle e % q. IN. fsxespt
Nunaassl and ige@ a. m. iiiB .. na
ffor Hrsfnefton oniyt and g. % .. m.
Saturday only extra trip III 70 .. nh
Leave ItFcmsrtuu~E;iS ard lies a.
m, AGO and s:is y. VA Leave sldnsy
Ito and 80 q. IN. 800 D. m.
Leave charieston--ssoo and II IS a.
m.. 6os y. IN.
For Pleasant Beach and nsnn
roimt take steamers leaving Seattle
at 10 90 a. m ard lstS y. m. Leaving
nremerton ~ SIS a. N. and Sis pm.
Far~ 70 cents round trip.
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Alaska Yukon directory. asked the
support Of the chamber. The petit
zion was referred TO the committee
on printing and Advertising
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nrcEivEn's Auc-rioN.

nECEIvER's AUCTION.
AUCTION sale ~ the 81. 700 stock of
meme, boys ard ehiidrena fine
clothing furnishing goods and
shoes. ladies' and children's Under
wear, hosiery and shoes. ladies'
Jackets and fAiiorrmsde suits, chit
drcn's cioaks ana heavy goods for
Ainrkn wear. Sales daily NJ 1918
n ~, and q. m. At the store
rooms. i1i7-tai9 ist ave. 4 block
north 81 pontoff.ee. Joe Martin.
auciianser.
y q. nicKERTON. general auction.
Ger. 1919 FIRST avenue
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uNo

81 COO.
Good s-ro0m house on ssx10s feet. In
Latona fruit. berries and curranta.
This bargain will go quick.
$3.50.
Corner lot on Thirteenth avenue.
blocks from the Pacific school
$500.
DfrifHbie lota On Queen Anne hill.
NORTHWEST Trust AND SAFE
DEPOSIT co.
Real Estate Department.
1904 Columbia 81. Tel, Main ESQ
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TWO-ETORY 7-foom house, close 20
school house. sewer, city water,
barn. s cows; lot gox120. 81. 300 N
taken now.
Five-room cottage. splendid view OF
lake and mountains. $500 VIII take
u for next few days.
A ~ per cent. deals cottages. close
In. all new and complete.
Corner lot in Fremont. G0xizo, for
fte9.
slr-room modern cottage. every con-
senience. on Queen Anne hill. su-
perb view. lots s0xi20: sf.ieo.
BOGrE a SCHMIDT.
G2s Pacific Block. Phone. John 1861.
FOR SALE BY
LLEwELLrN a WARD AGENCY.
100 Marion Street.
81 .o0o-b-room modern cottage and
good lot ir desirable location.
good car service.
$500 Lot s0xl0V and house that can
be made good with small expendi-
ture. This IN a good chance TO get
a home cheap.
s2Oo 20 tfo0 each for good lots. cash or
easy terms. Excellent chances for
homes.
LleweiIyn 4 Ward Agency.
f20 Marion Street
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT d
the State OF Washington IN and II
the County Of King. Emma Hn>
bard. plaintiff. VS.. Silas Hubtnak
defendant To- q. 200. sumu1c1
for Service by Publication. esno|
OF Washington 10 the said eoG|
Hubbard, defendant.
You are hereby summoned % q.
pear within sixty days after the 611o|
Of the ffrst publication Of this -,
mons. to-wit: within sixty days ann
the 18th day OF November. A. d. IL
and defend the above entitled acfin
in the above entitled court. ana q.
swer the complaint OF the piatn<&
and serve a copy Of your ansuR
upon the undersigned attorneys ~
the plaintiff at their Office he3cs
stated. and In case Of your failure u
10 do. Judgment will be render4
against you according 10 the demand
Of the complaint which has been ~
with the clerk Of said court: the -
3ect for which this action is brou11l
IL TO obtain decree OF divorce m
the defendant on the ground that ~
defendant has failed and negiec1a
and refused 20 support plaintiff IN
10 make suitable provision for plaiop
tin and her family and also beczm
Of cruel treatment upon the part 4
the defendant towards the plais<11
and also. because the defendant ~
abandoned the plaintiff for one yea<
and more.
The three matters herein stated
constituting three separate causes Il
action for divorce as specified h IL
laws 81 the State OF Washington.
sPECKERT a Cassidy.
Attorneys for Plaintiff 3
poetoffice and ONCE address. Room
n, Arlington hotel. Seattle. Wash.
First publication. 18th Novembn1
1901.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT %
King County. State Of Washing-
ton. Nettie Zemansky, plaintiff
vs. Isaac A. Zemansky, defendant
No. Sss2l. Summons for service b.
publication.
The state of Washington to the
said Isaac A. Zemansky, defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 A.
pear within sixty (6Ql days after To
date OF the first publication Of thb
summons. to wit; Within sixty tSo)
days after the 2ist day OF NovefD-
Der, 1901, and defend the above en-
titled action In the above entitled
court and answer the complaint q
the plaintiff. and serve a essv q
your answer upon the undeh kned
attorney for plaintiff at his <thelrl
office below stated; and In case q
your failure so to do, Judgment VIII
be rendered against you according
to the demand of the complaint
which has been filed with the cier1
OF said court. The object OF the
above entitled action is TO Obtain
divorce from the defendant on 10
ground Of non-support and desertiaA
ALBERT d. MARTIN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o. address. Rooms 205-so7 Co.
Inns building. Seattle. King County
Washington.
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WEATHER FORECAST

For Seattle and Vicinity Tonight
ana Friday. occasional rain: colder
tonight. fresh east 10 southeast
winds.
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WHOLESALE sC,.oMMissloN

2oo9 cash and services secures In
forest and good position IN ono 81
the leading wholesale produce and
tahiinhed since isq3, with upwards OF
80 shippers and 90 local patrons.
highest commercial and bank refer
enrea given money 20 be deposited
IN hank 60 Increase business Ger
man. American Investment Co
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Everything guaranteed rs repre-
senfe1 OF money refunded at Rich
ard. the ifweier. ne First ave.
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service. effsctiv~ Sept 10. 1901.
Iremerton ~. 4 Navy Yard and
Dry pockl. Charleston and sidney.