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Ouch Girls! Such Fun! Such Music! 80
People in the Cast! A laugh from start
TO finish. A girly chorus of so! Refined,
elegant and chaste. You can't afford to
miss it.
, Prices, $3.50, $40 75c SOC.
Next attraction, 1.-The COnvict's
Daughter" Saturday night Dec. q.
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The apportiocmcnt amounts to $4.U per
capita of attendance.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
TO BE
DISFRANCHISED
Bill Goes Through Both
Houses of The Mary
land Legislation

Annapolis Nd, March l5.-The Dem
ocratic mapority In the senate. after q
tedious session. lasting from n a. m.
until p M, aided By the application
e. The cloture rule. succeeded IN pass
ing the "disfranChisement" bill last
night by vote OF IA to IL, q strict
party division.
The session opened with a spirited
squabble over the engrossment of the
bill, the Republican members Of the
engrossing committee claiming that tho
committee had not been called together
by It's Democratic chairman, and insist
ing that they had not been afforded an
opportunity 10 compare the enerossed
copy with the original A motion 10
recommit 1t to the committee was lost,
as was also a motion TO make the bill
the special order for 4 o'clock In the
afternoon Ihcn, just as the president
of the se-ate was about 10 declare the
bill on its final passage Senator VIII
kinson, Of ST. Mary's COUNT, obtained
recognition, and proceeded to discuss
the provisions of the bin at length lie
was followed by several other Republic
can senators. with the evident intel-
tion of wearing the Democrats out.
but at 7.30 p. m. the president cut or
further debate. and the bin was passed.
II now goes to tho house for con-
currence in the senate amendments.
There has been some talk 20 the effect
that the Democratic leaders In the
house will non-concur In some Of these,
in which event the passage of the bill
in that branch may be delayed. but the
consensus Of opinion is that no further
obstacle will be placed in ita way, ard
that it will go to the governor tonight
for his signature.
During the fighting in the senate yes-
terday former United States Senator
German sat in the private room Of the
president Of the senate. adjoining the
senate chamber, and directed the DEM
ocratic forces
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
OPER RlTORS AGAIN URGED
TO ATTEND CONFERENCE

Hazeton. Pa. March 15.-ln the ah-
senco Of the report Of the scale COM
mittce. the miners convention accom-
plished little work yesterday. The
convention adopted resolutions disap-
proving the conduct of miners who lose
their work through intoXication; in
structing each local organization TO APP
point committee 10 examine monthly
from Is TO 25 checks Of contract mln-
ers to ascertain whether the men arc
receiving the 10 per cent. Increase Pc
titioning Governor StOneandthe pardon
board 20 authorize the release from jail
OF twelve strikers who were convicted
in the Schuylkill county court for ri1t-
ing at Oneida last fall.
A number of bills pending before tho
state legislature, which favor the min
ers. were also approved. The contn1-
tion asked for the withdrawal of tho
bill creating n bureau of mines and the
repeal of the law creating coal and
iron police.
President Mitchell issued state
ment last night strongly urging opera
tors 10 attend the joint wage CONFER
ence. He declares that If a peaceful
settlement is not effected. and thon.no
workers are compelled 10 suspend
work the fault and the responsibility
will rest solely upon the shoulders OF
the operators.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
Absorbed bv the Pennsy.

Philadelphia. March 15.-The Press
says: An arrangement has been enter
ed into between the Pennsylvania rail-
road. Southern railway. Chesapeake
and Ohio, Atlantic Coast line, Seaboard
Air line and the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad company
for the joint ownership of the railroad
from Washington to Richmond, Va.
This road is now owned by the Penl-
sylvania Railroad company from Wash
ington TO Quantico. and by the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
from Quantico to Richmond Il is said
the Pennsylvania Railroad company
has agreed to sell its line from Wash
ington to Quantico. and al the COM
panies are to have an equal share ia
the road from Washington TO Rich
mond.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
HEAVY PENALTY
FOR KIDNAPPRRN
made Lawful by New Jersey
Legislature Important
Measure Passed

Trenton, March 15.-The assembly
yesterday adopted a resolution, intro
duced by Mr. Lewis, giving expression
to sense OF the deep public loss the
nation has sustained in the death Of
ex-President Benjamin Harrison.
Among bills passed by the house
were; Fixing 60 years Imprisonment
and $4,000 tine as the penalty for kid
naping a child providing for the re-
vision of the ward lines of Paterson;
providing for the publication of the
names of applicants for liquor licenses;
permitting counties to create lake and
park commissions; fixing $1,000,000 as
the maximum amount that may be
spent in any county for making stone
roads under the state aid act; provid-
ing that a county physician, and not a
coroner. shall have charge OF dead
bodies, and that photographs shall be
taken of unknown dead, and that no
interment be made or embalming be
done without the county physicians
order.
The house defeated the bill requir-
ing bathing house keepers to maintain
lifeboats for the rescue of bathers.
The senate concurrent resolution for
biennial sessions of the legislature
passed second reading in the house, and
will undoubtedly be adopted next
week. The resolution will have to be
adopted by the succeeding legislature
and be approved by the people before
IL can become part of the constitution.
Mr.. Fleming introduced a bill for the
appointment of a state board of bar
bers, whose duty it shall be to examine
and license BARRIERS, and to collect from
each fee of $40. The state board Of
health is given power to make rules
for the sanitary regulation of barber
shops.
The assembly has adjourned for the
week
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
1" ANTI COMBINE" APPEALS
Wants Council To Pass Ordinance Re
garding Election of Officers

City Council was formally drawn
into the fight between the "antl-com-
bine" and combine" fire companies in
the city last night when the "antis
presented an ordinance, accompanied
by a communication requesting that
Council change the method of e.ecting
fire department officers.
The communication was presented
by Prince A. MOusley, chairman OF the
Fire Committee. and upon his motion
was accepted. Mr.. MOusley then pre-
sented the ordinance which was gwen
two readings and referred 10 Tie Law
and Fire Committees. 1t provides that
in 1902 the chief engineer shall be elect
led from No. 1 Company and the first as
sistant from No. 4, and the second as
sistant from No. 7, and shall thereafter
be chosen from the next company on
the list in turn. If any company re-
fuses to abide by the rules LAID down
in the ordinance it is to forfeit one-ffth
lof its annual appropriation.
A number of firemen who are inter-
ested in the proposed measure were
present at the meeting.
On behalf of the New-Century Club
Mr. Monaghan presented a communica-
taken by the Building Committee of
Council toward establishing two now
icells and a bath for female prisoners
in the police station. II was referred
TO The Police Committee.
Council went into an election for
lsinking fund commissioner to succeed
Harlan G. Scott who declined re-elec-
ltiOn. Mr. Kane nominated Alfred b
Moore. and on motion of Mr.. Stewart
the nominations were closed and Mr.
Pierson cast the vote of Council fol
lhim.
An order for s1S,566.Ot. monthly ap
preparation. was drawn in favor Of tn,
Board of Public Education
City Treasurer Hamann reported
balance in bank TO be S13,S49.S9; re
ceived of e. NJ. Sayres, $1,000; r.
Lewis, 81 900.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
suIcIae Of Porto RIcan salaler..

San Juan, P. R.. March 1.-two
members Of the Porto Rican regiment,
Beltram and Arroyo, committed suicide
yesterday Beltram had been repri-
manded by an officer for untidiness,
and ordered to do kitchen duty He
went to quarters and blew off the top
OF his head with his rifle. While the
body of Beltram was being buried, Ar
royo, who was a close friend Of Bel
tram, killed himself in the same fash
ion. There have been several suicides
in the native regiment during the l2-t
six months.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
The slippery noerS.

Adelaide, Cape Colony. March 15.-
KrHzinger's commando is working
northward, and has eluded three Brit
ish columns. 1t passed here on both
sides of the town without attacking
Tuesday evening a Boer patrol cap
tured four native scouts and shot three
OF them. Kritzinger's men have car
ried off all the horses in the Alban
district. for which, as they were regis
tered, Great Britain will have to pl.
10000. The raiders were civil
the inhabitants Of the district, thor
they commandeered horses and fooC
They did not indulge in tho wan.on d,-
struction of property, and IN mar
cases offered cash for the feed tie.
obtained.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
The DendIocIs In Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb., March 15.-Six bal
lots were taken without result in the
Republican senatorial caucus last
night, and Immediately following ad-
journment the members held confer
ence to discuss the advisability OF
changing the rules so as to permit of
nominations by majority vote. No de
cision was reached The final ballot
resulted: Thompson, 81; Rosewater.-2,
Meiklejohn. 90: Hinshaw, s; Currie, 4.
Harlan. 4; Crounse. 3; Martin, 2; Kin
kaid, 2.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
AMONG THE PLAYERS

In the Grand Opera House on Mon
day night Edwin f. Clarke will pre-
sent his company Of comedians in the
new mus-cal comedy, in three acts,
THE FrOlics of Satan" 1t is a genu-
inc mirth-provOking comedy. thorough
iy clean and up-tO-date, and many new
and really novel specialties are intro
duced. The cast is an excellent one,
land one Of the most enjoyable perform
Iances to be seen here this season is
promised.
Al. w. Martin recently has returned
from a trip to Cuba. bringing with him
two Cuban blCodhounds for his pro-
lduction of "Uncle Toms Cabin, which
will be seen in the Opera House on rri-
dal and Saturday next. with matinee
each day. These are probably the only
genuine specimens of this noted hound,
(which figured so prominently in the
| cruel war between Spain and Cuba,
that have ever been brought 10 this
country. They were obtained from the
kennels of Jose Sana,do, a well-known
/ lfanc.er Of Havana. Mr.. Martin has had
them trained, and they are now being
fused in his production Of "Uncle Toms
Cabin" to pursue Eliza in her nightly
lCscarC over the Ohio river.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
nlrrlnr rhrnnrh loo l,or Gold.

Victoria, b. c., March Is. News has
reached here from Cape = me that
during December a rich bar ,,ss stalScd
beneath Behring sea and parallels the
coast for about 100 miles up from
Snake river. Those who located the
claims had to cut through five feet Of
ice to reach the sand and gravel, which
was very rich In summer the claims
will be totally submerged.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
CASE WAS HELD UP
Two Boys Charged with Disorderly
Conduct in City Court

Manager W. /. Dockstader. of Dock
stadors Theatre. charged George
a young man. with acting in
a disorderly manner in the house yes
terday afternoon. Judge Churchman
held the case up in City Court to-day.
Annie Haegel. colored and William
Lewis. disorderly conduct, were each
fined 81 and costs. James Sher. dan
and James Patton, small boys, were
charged with disorderly conduct, by
throwing stones at passenger trains
that pass Eighth and Railroad avenue
Patton was dismissed, and Sheridan
turned over to Agent Frank Stout.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
worlds Fastest Trottcrs 70 race.

Toledo. o., March 15.--It Is proposed
to pit Cresceus. The Abbott Charley
Herr and Boralma against each other
and settle the question of which Is the
fastest trotter in the world. a. J.
Welch has offered to bring OFF the biz
sweepstakes race at Hartford next
summer. The conditions viii be ST.
$50 a corner. with $4,000 added. The
first races will be on Labor Day witA
Cresceus against The Abbott. and
Charley Herr against Boralma
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
vvhoIesnIc cattIe ThIeres nnn po.rl

Wholesale Cattle Thieves Run Down.
Helena, Mont, March 15.-The Unit
ed States authorities and the authori
ties of Custer county have frustrated
one Of the most gigantic "rus.ling
schemes ever attempted in this state.
The authorities have arrested Rob lrt
Lee and another cowboy, who are said
to be implicated in the theft The
leader and other members of the gang
have escaped. and are now being pur-
sued by officers. The deputy marshal
and stock detectives have recovered
more than 1000 head of the stolen cat
tie. having a total value, according to
one authority. of $4,000. The rustlers
had changed the brands on the cattle.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
Dismissed From. the Army.

Washington, March 15.-The presi-
dent has approved the sentence Of the
court martial in the case Of Capt. sam
uel X. Schwenck, u. S. A., retired, and
be has been dismissed from the milf
tary service. on the charge Of duplicat-
ing his pay accounts. He was a vet
eran Of the civil war, and was retired
in 1876. He was appointed from Penn
sylyania.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
noni to Firht . nenI nncl.

Paris. March 15.-Count Boni De Cas-
tellane yesterday assaulted NJ. Fernand
De Rodays. editor Of The Figaro. for
stating that he. NJ. De Castellane. had
betrayed the Deroulede plot on the &C.
casion of the funeral of President
Faure. Feb. %, 1899. While the editor
was seated, Castellane slapped his face
several times The four seconds Of the
parties will meet today to arrange a
duel.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
RrntnI Thrent. br INIdnapers.

Toledo, March 15.-Senator w. G..
Gear. of Upper Sandusky, who is quite
prominent in state politics, has re-
ceived the third letter demanding $500
on the threat of burning his home,
waylaying one of his daughters and
burning out her eyes. Detectives have
been employed on the case.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
Y.M.c.A. BOYS Broke Records

Levi Foster and Herman Dohl proved
breakers Of association records at last
nights indoor Y. M. c. A. sports. Eos
ter vaulted eight feet. breaking Charles
Gasser's record and Dohl put the shot
twenty-seven feet eight inches, beating
Harry Hyland's record by nineteen
inches. W. B. Foster won the sack
race.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
WILMINGTON BowIers Are Second

The inter-city bowling tournament
came to an end last evening with the
game between the Wilmington Whist
Club and the Ersine Club. of Norris
ton. Wilmington won the game. and
second in the tournament.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
state Dispensary For ArIsansas.

Little Rock, Ark, March 15.-A bill
was introduced in the lower branch Of
the Arkansas legislature to regulate
the liquor traffic in this State, which
is an exact copy of the South Carolina
dispensary law.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
The Russian Troops in ManchurIn.

Berlin, March l5.-The opinion is
gaining ground in official circles here
that the Manchuria question is nearing
a peaceable solution, but that Russia
in order to secure her interests in
North China against possible Japanese
interference. will during the month
increase her troops there, which now
number, in round figures, 100000 men.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15
Closed on Account or Death

The store Of r. W. Woltsrs. at Sec
ond and Market streets, win be closed
to-day owing TO the death OF Mr. VOL
ters mother.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15

Russia Reinstntes Tartar General.
Shanghai. March 15.-Advices from
Min Chwang assert that Admiral
Alexieff has reinstanted the Tartar
General Using Chi in full command at
Mukden, supported by 1000 Russian
troops.
Evening journal., 1901-03-15

An interesting musicale will be
given in Madeley NJ. E. Church this
evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-01
SAYS WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN,
IN THE COMMONER, OF STATE
PLATFORMS 3 ~
BERATEs GOLD DEMOCRATS
Says Opponents of Kansas City Piat-
form Are Responsible for All
That Has Befallen the
Party.
He STILL STICKS TO SILVER
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 31.-In his COM
moner tomorrow Mr.. Bryan summarizes.
political conditions in states where cleo
lions are to be held next Tuesday. In
part he says:
I'm all the states the Republicans have
Endorsed the last national platform of
the party, and in case of victory will
claim that Republican principles and Re-
publican policies have been approved by
the people,
1.-The Democrats, on the contrary, have
been divided, and therefore weaker, by
the efforts of gold Democrats to emas-
culate the party creed. Where they have
failed to secure the reputation of the
Kansas City platform they have been
sore and disgruntIed. Where they have
been successful in suppressing the last
national utterances of the party they
have alarmed and offended the real Dem
ocrats by rejoicing over what they term
the party's return to conservatism
I'm some states national issues have
been entirely ignored, and while the re-
organizers have thus avoided the charge
of discrimination against any particular
issue, they have exposed themselves to
more bitter attack from the opposition,
for the Republicans stand ready to force
the fight upon any issue which the Dem
ocrats dodge. II the Kansas City plat
form Democrats were to follow the ex-
ample set by the gold Democrats, the
party would be overwhelmingly de-
feated."
Mr.. Bryan regards the contests in Ne
braska, Ohio and Maryland as of great
est Importance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-01
SENIOR ESTRADA PALMA WILL
HAVE OPPOSITION IN CUBAN
ELECTION
MAso WANTS THE OFFICE
Platform Appeals for Bids From the
Autonomist Faction, as Well
as From the Spanish and
Negro Elements.
U. S. TO MAKE CONCESSIONS

HAVANA, Oct 3l-Gen. Bartolomeo
trada Palma and the latter's supporters
by coming out with manifesto declar-
ing himself a candidate for the presiden-
cy of Cuba. He makes a strong bid for
the autonomist, Spanish and negro vote.
After declaring that he has been in
duced to enter the field of presidential
candidature in order to observe the ma
tionalism and patriotism OF the country,
he says it is necessary to associate with
the new republic the Autonomist party.
whose knowledge of the needs of the
country is undeniable and whose work
for Cuba's welfare under Spanish rule
was such as to establish its leaders as
men of sound judgment.
The military government" he says,
has ignored this element, not consider
ing it necessary. 1t is also desirable to
associate in the work of forming the re-
public the colored race, which is an es-
sential factor in our social existence and
has proved an orderly element, even amid
great suffering. We cannot abandon these
heroes now by denying them participa-
ton i'll our political personality.
1--WE must have with US, too, the Span
iards, who are the nerve of our exist
ence The future Of Cuba cannot be to
them matter of Indifference.
Cubans Are Poor.
THE Cubans today are a poor people.
We have lost a lot of time during the
intervention. The element around the
military government has forgotten the
duty of reconstruction. Where much
might easily have been accomplished,
nothing has been done. 1t is necessary
to reorganize the various departments
on an economical basis, in order to get
rid of what IS superfiuous. We have suf-
ficient money to start statute form of
government if it is administered on sound
principles.
Referring to the Plat amendment, Gen.
MaSo observed:
1T is obvious that absolute independ-
ence of government is to be established,
for unavoidable demands of foreign poll
icy must be satisfied. The treaty which
the Cubans are going to draw up with
the Americans should be the object of
early attention, in order to carry on the
government intelligently 1t is also desir-
able to learn the meaning and extent Of
the mutations, but we must make our
purpose clear not to renounce sovereignty
and independence whenever the definite
establishment of the same is possible. In
the treaty we shall have to try to get
concessions from the United States.
These are due us in strict justice for
nothing less than the fact that the United
States by using Cuba has solved an i'm
portant international problem"
Among the obligations of the republic
of Cuba, Gen. Maso considers that the
payment of the army should have pref
erendal place.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-01
COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRATION
POwDERLY PROPOSES TO EN-
\ CLUDE ANARCHISTS
JAEFEI WILL BE DEPORTED
Italian Red to he barred on Ground
That His Anarchic Preaching
VIII Likely Land Him
in Jail.
TO ESTABLISH A PRECEDENT

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 31-Com-
missioner Powderly, of the immigration
bureau, has sent notices to all immigra-
tlon officers to be on the look out for Il
man known as Jafei, an anarchist,
otherwise known as "Jafei, the Red
who is supposed to be on his way to the
United States. If he is found on any Of
the incoming steamers he will be de-
tanned, and on the precedent established
about three years ago in the case of a
We'll known anarchist who attempted to
enter the country, Jaffei will be returned
TO the country whence he came. At that
time Commissioner Powderly held in eff
feet that anyone who breaches anarchy
as natural result of his teachings will
land III prison and thus become a public
charge AS the law prohibits the land
ing OF a person who may be likely to
become a public charge, the officials feel
they will have a right to deb II Jaffei
from entering the United States The in
formation that Jaffei is coming to the
United States reached the state depart
ment from the Italian government and
1t IS believed he is about to sail from
Antwerp.
Jaffei is said to be an Italian under
twenty-five years, and notorious for his
anarchistic doctrines. He is described as
a blonde, tall and with wide cheek bones
Ordinarily dull and apathetic in facial
expression he fires up quickly when dis
cussing the question of anarchy. He is
said-to have been in prison at Milan,
Italy, and was suspected of being impli-
Gated in the assassination of King Hum
bert. The only connection, however, If
any with that assassination, which could
be fastened upon him was that he had
written a letter to Bresci, who admitted
the crime, in which the following words
occur:
you did right. Every other crowned
pig should be served the same way
Quite recently his friends have been
raising funds with which to send him to
either South America or the United
States.