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The evening times., 1902-06-03
OUTLINE OF THE BILL
FOR THE PHILIPPINES
CASE AGAINST TREASURY
COMPTROLLER GOES 0VEF
Refused to Pay Secretary of Interstate
Commission Without Vouchers.
Russian Sugar Case Postponed

Chief Justice Fuller announced thai
the cases of tie United States vs.. Nose
Iy, and Downs VS. the United States
would be heard on the second Monday
Of tho next term NoseIy is secretary
Of the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion His accounts for telegraph ser
vice were held up by Comptroller Trace
VOL, Of the Treasury. because he would
not file the original copies OF the mes
sa-es-
MoseIy was prevented doing this BY
order CT the Commission, on the ground
that II WAS not eypedient TO expose the
messages TO anyone outside the Com
mission, and he sued to recover the
money in the Court Of Claims, which
court gave him judgment.
Downs rs. the United States is the
case involving the action of the Sec
TetaTy OF the Treasury. imposing q
couBtervailinE duty on the impoTta-
tions Of Russian sugar.
The evening times., 1902-06-03
BOY KILLS HIMSELF.
Barn-Burner Ties Towel Around His
Neck ard Hangs From Cell Door.

WILMINGTON, Del, June 3.-Four-
teen -year-oId George Fisher. COIoTed,
charged with barn burning, committed
suicide in his cell at the county work
house yesteday. He made a moose with
a towel. tied it to the cell door, stood
upon his cot, and then jumped of
The boy had previously seemed in good
spirits. and was whistIing when he called
Center Guard Windish and asked per
mission to walk about in the corridor, as
he was tired Of being in his cell Later
someone called Windish. and said tke-e
was trouble in the cell, and it was then
learned that Fisher had committed sui
eide.
The evening times., 1902-06-03
PROPOSALS.

PNEUNATIC TUBE MAIL sERyICE-POST-
OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington. D. c.,
Nay % 1902 SEALED PROPOSALS viii ne
received az the office Of the Second Assistant
Postmaster General. PoStof8ce Department. until
I ?. NJ. JULY Z, 1852, for the performance
Of mail service by pneumatic tubs, or other
similar devices. at the following cities; Bos-
ton. Mass; Brooklyn. y Y; New York, y. y;
St Louis No; Philadelphia. Pa; Washing
ton, D. c; Chicago. Ill Pamphlets giving
description of routes and requirements under
the advertisement may be had on application
10 the Postmaster az any Of the above named
cities. or upon application to the Second As
sistant Postmaster General. Washington, D. C.
Il. c. PAYNE. Postmaster General.
je3 10 i. .24-juIS
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GEORGIA JUDGE WANTS
BEEF TRUST Indicted
Gives Straightforward In
suuctionS to Grand Jury.
OPPRESSION SHOULD CEASE
Ought Not to Be Allowed to Force Con-
tributions From Men by Applying
the Thumbscrew of Hunger to Wo-
men and Children Of the Country.

SAVANNAH, Ca. June 3--If the grand
jury of the superior court Of Chatham
county will follow the instructions of
Judge Pope Barrow, the beef trust viii
be indicted in that court in a short time
IN his charge to the grand jury yestcr-
day Judge Barrow practically directed
that the grand jury proceed against
those who are responsible for the in
creased prices of beef in the county Of
Chatham.
He said that the parties who had run
the price of beef up to its present prices
are guilty. whether they live in Georgia
or anywhere else. The judge said that
an indictment can be legally found in
his court if the facts are as they are
publicly and universally stated to be-
Duty TO Investigate
He told the grand jury it was its duty
to investigate and present the beef
trust, and that If it was done he would
leave no stone unturned to carry out
the wishes OF the grand jury and bring
them to the courts of Georgia The
charge concluded:
L hope ycu will take this matter up
in earnest and at once I viii give you
air the assistance in ny power. They
ought not to be allowed to oDpTess the
people any longer. They ought not to
be allowed to go on lcvying forced con-
tributions upon the men of this country
by applying the thumbscrew Of hunger
to the women and children of this coun-
try"
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TRUSTEES SALES
JAMES W. RATCEIFFE. Auctioneer-

JAMES ". RXTCLIFFE. Auctioneer-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNDi-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ~ EAST WASH
INGTON PARK
By virtue Of a certain deep OF trust, recorded
in Hber 2O4O, folio 30 ct seq. oi the land
records Of the District OF Columbia, ! viii sell
at public auction at the rooms of the Real
Estate Exchange. 1871 st NV. Washington.
D. C.. on WEDNESDAY, THE FTH DAY OF
JUNE, A D. 1902, At 10 O'CLOCK 4 ". the
following described real estate. situate in the
county Of Washington. in said district, Lots
ten C0). eleven I'D and tvelve Cl2). in block
twenty y-nine t29), in Croissant- Crofut and
SiXbury's subdivision of part % B9iieys Pur-
chase and Fortune enlarged, and now known
East Washington Park as shown by the
records Of the Surveyors Office for said District
IN book county ten (IC). at page one ~
TERMS: Onc-third cash and the balance in
equal installmeDts in cye and two years, with
interest at per cent FCr a1num, payable semi
annually, secured by decd nf trust on property
sold, or all cash. at purchasers option. De
lcsir Of fifty dollars required at sale Con-
veyanCing and recording Al purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with in ten days. OF
property may he resold at risk and cost ct
Gefaulting purchaser.
GEORGE " RTCkETT.
MI Surviving Trustee, 92I y c ave Sc
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, HOLDING A PROBATE

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. HOLDING 4 PROBATE
COCRT.-So. 1920. Administration.
This Is TO give notice that the subscriber.
7i the District Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the Dig:rict OF Columbia
etter= Of administration on the estate Of Saliie
r Pearce late Of the District OF Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased arc hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally au-
the ID DAY OF JUNE. A. D. 1903; otherwise
they may By law be excluded from all benefit
y said estate
Given under nv hand this Cd day Ct june
1902 Gus. 4. SLnULDT.
Columbian Building.
Attest: JOHN R R0UZER,
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District Of
Columbia Clerk - the Probate Court
4 LEFTWICH SINCLAIR, Attorney
les. .I0I7
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LIBERTY And Light
FATAL 10 Mine MULES
Sun Heat Kills Them When
Brought to Surface.

SHENANDOAH. Pa. June 3.-The coal
companies here and in the vicinity are
losing many OF their mules, which were
hoisted TO the surface since the strike
began.
Some Of them have not seen daylight
for years, and. being accustomed to the
cool mines. a-e dying of sunstToke-
The evening times., 1902-06-03
TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE.
Joseph Hyde Made a Murderous Assault
Upon Her.

WOODSTOCK. Va, June 3 - Joseph
Hyde. of near Woodstock, attempted TO
kill his wife, from whom he is separat-
ed. by cutting her with knife as she
was leaving the Lutheran Church at
Fairview. He caught her around the
neck and in cutting at her throat made
q wound on her cheek Her corset saved
her from a stab in her breast.
She was rescued by her father, who
struck Hyde with billy, knocking him
senseless-
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Called to Lvnchburg.

LYNCHBURG. Va. June 3. - Rev.
Cochran Preston, of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary. has been called to
the pastorate of Bethesda Presbyterian
Church. this city Mr.. Preston at one
time served as pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church in Bristol. Tenn.
and was also stationed for a while in
Concord. n c.
The evening times., 1902-06-03
Fence for Championship.

LEXINGTON, KY, June Captain
de Omer. Of Brooklyn. and Prof ". P.
MayfeId will fence at the opera house
here tonight for the championship of
the Uait=d States. which is claimed by
both men. The winner viii accept the
challenge OF any professional fencer in
the United States.
The evening times., 1902-06-03
00M PAUL MAINTAINS
A STUBBORN SILENCE

UTRECHT. Holland. June 3.--Mr. Kru-
ger declines to receive anyone to discuss
the settlement of the war.
The correspondent is authorized to
state that any alleged interviews with
Mr.. Kruger or mis- following are untrue
The evening times., 1902-06-03
GENERAL SPORTING GOSSIP,

Jack Carson, OF Hot Springs, has S1O,-
900 to bet that Fitzsimmons viii beat
Jefries when they fight July % He Of
fered the bet 10 Jefries first. but was
refused. The prevailing odds are 10 TO
:. with Je1lries fayorite.
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Co. Murder g CaIIed o..

EAsTON, Nd, June 3--Lowis Green,
CHARGED with the murder OF Carrie Price,
at oxford. was placed on trial yesterday
afternoon He waived jury trial Sew
eraI witnesses for the state testified 10
the killing, among them being Blanche
Price. the daughter OF the murdered
woman.
The evening times., 1902-06-03

Left on basas-Washjngton, 3; Chi
cago. }. First base On baIls-Off Orth. / =:
OF Griffith. 3. of Garyin. /. Struck out
By Orth. .. by Griffith, 2: by Garvin. :!
Home runs - DeIehanty, Coughlin,
Clarke, Ryan. Two-base hits-Lee.
Clarke. Stolen bases-Coughlin. Dele
hanty, IsbeH. Double plays-Coughlin
to Carey. Wild pitch-Garvin. Passed
hall - Mcfarland Umpire - Sheridan.
Time of game hour and 45 minutes.
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sentative of the National Sporting Club.
have gone to England. Harris is matched
to box Andrew TokeH. while Walcott will
tackle Tommy West Ordway said that
on his arrival in London he would COM
plete arrangements for the carnival He
will meet Frank ETne in England and
cIinch the latter's tilt with Pat Daily.
The evening times., 1902-06-03
Standing Of the Teams.
Result Of Yesterdays Game.

At Philadelphia
philadelphia o 0 o 0 > 0 2
,lew Ycrk....O @ o 0 0 l 0 q
YeageT.
The evening times., 1902-06-03
Trans-Pacifc Mails.

Mails for TAHITI and NARQUESAS ISLANDS,
via San Francisco, close here daily az $50 D.
m. up to June 4th. inclusive, for dispatch per
: $ Australia. (ob
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those which are
dispatched via Furope). NEW ZEALAND FIJI.
SAMOA and HAWAII. via san Francisco. close
here daily at $50 p II. up to June 9TH, in
elusive. for dispatch per : : Sierra (o)
Mails for CHINA JAPAN HAWAII and
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,, via San Francisco.
close here daily AZ $50 p up to June Ist
inclusive. for dispatch per $ $ America
Mails for CHINA.. JAPAN. HAWAII and
/ PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,, via San Francisco,
close here daily at 6;S0 p n to June 9Th in
elusive. for dispatch per 5 $ City OF Pa
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via vaneou7sr
and Victoria B. c.. close here daily at $50
u m I'd to June 10Th inclusive for disp7tch
/ must he specially addressed Merchandise for
the United States Postal Agency Al Shanghai,
I China cannot he forwarded via Canada. (o)
Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via
/ san Francisco. close here daily at $50 D n
up to June I1th. inclusive, for dispatch per
I. :. Transport to)
/ Mails for CTIINA-and JAPAN, via Seattle,
close here daily At $50 p. n NJ to June I1th,
inclusive. for dispatch per $ $ Tosa Haru
Registered mail must be directed Via Seat
( Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Tacoma.
close here daily at 6 80 2 m up to June I%ch.
! inclusive for dispatch per $ Duke Of
/ Fife. (o}
/ Mails for HAWAII via san Francisco. q .se
here daily At 6:30 p. m up to June 10th rR-
/ elusive for dispatch per :. 5. Alameda. foD
/ Mails for CHINA JAPAN aud PHILIPPINE
/ ISLANDS, talSo specially addressed mail for
{ Hawaii via san Francisco close here daily
af $50 n. N. up 10 June 10TH inclusive for
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Mails for AUSTRALIA tPycept those for West
! Australia. which 20 via Europe, and New Yea
land mails for which are dispatched via san
/ Francisco and FIJI ISLANDS. via Vancouver
| and Victoria B. c. close here daily at $50
/ D. NJ after June eth and up 10 June 2lst in
! elusive. for dispatch per s. = AoraHei- (ol
/ Mails for COCHIN CHINA are dispatched TO
/ New York for connection with European steam
( C-s-
+PHILIPPINE ISLANDS CEIitary NaiD. dis
PATCHED to sen Francisco at al closes for
/ that office to connect with Government trans
u0rts tho S4iiiu~~ af which src irregular
/ REGISTERED HtTLS close at thc MAIN Of
/ FICF IS follows, Ch} ut l-9G p. m. same dav:
| (c) at 500 u IN same daE; tdl at 500 q. n
/ same day: 90 al go p. N. previous DIV On
at I2.oO p. m previous Saturday; O. at 800
/ p. n. previous day; fol at Gsoo p m previous
| day
JOHN a. MERRITT, Postmaster.
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sentative of the National Sporting Club.
have gone to England. Harris is matched
Ito box Andrew Tokeli, while Walcott will
tackle Tommy West. Ordway said that
on his arrival il London he would COM
plete arrangements for the carnival. He
will meet Frank ETne in England and
clinch the latter's tilt with Pat Daily.
Steeplechase races will be an import
ant feature of the Toronto races. The
following jumpers are stabbed in the
Canadian city: Wellington j.. Tate's
Creek Chairman. Verna X, Inspector
Stephen, Saucy Ally, Grey Bill, Hig-
gins, and Japanee.
The athletic championship committee
CT the Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States has decided to hold the
Iall-aTound championships of the Amerf-
can Athletic Union in New York on July
/ under the auspices of the Greater
New York Irish Athletic Association.
Billy KaIb, the Southwark feather
weight. says that he is tired of the talk
which Freddy FreedIer has beer doing Of
late. and that he would like to box
FreedIer at the Central Athletic Club
Philadelphia, and settle which is the
best boxer.
The bicycle racers in Germany seem
to have little use for Major Taylor, the
negro cycle racer. and they crowd and
bump him every chance they get in the
races in which he competes.
Tom Couhig. the Dunkirk weIter. is
considering matches with Philadelphia
Tommy Ryan for Toronto, and Kid"
Mcfarland for Fort Erie.
The last month was the most phe-
nemeual one in England in its auto
mobile history. Such has been the rush
for automobiles that few are now avail
able at the factories. and most of the
leading makers are booked up to Sep
tembeT with orders The value of the
orders taken during the month by Eng
lish makers is estimated at nearly
$4,000, 600.
The Young Corbett-Joe Bernstein
match set for last night at Chicago has
been postponed two weeks at Corbetts
request. No date has been set. Ac-
cording to the articles of agreement
SISHSU Dy COIDetL ana ACGOFeTH L0C
man who lost decision in q contest
previous to their next fight must forfeit
$1,000.
William P. Remington. who is in
charge OF athletics at the De Lancey
School. is authority for the statement
that De Lancey defeated the Haverford
/ College Grammar School in dual sports
! last Saturday. correcting the erroneous
statement that Haverford was returned
/ the winner.
/ William c. Whitney is trying to buy a
farm near the Saratoga race track, and
/ it is said that he has made an offer of
/ S2i 600 for a 200-aCre place just outside
OF the town.
Prof. Gallagher, the millionaire fight
promoter of Denver, says he will pull
/ of a fight every two weeks there II he
can secure the proper attractions.
! There is no truth in the Tumors that
Gottlieb Walbaum will do business as a
| bookmaker in France this summer. Wal
baum will spend the summer in this
| country
C W Markle Is located at Point
/ Breeze, and has In training Walter R..
l2:1SA PAGER. by RedfeId, that is
matched for $500 a side against Allie
/ Boy; Obadiah, b. g., PAGER, by Pickaway
Boy; Oudray. 2:1654, PAGER. by PedIar,
and two green ones of promise.
The evening times., 1902-06-03

Steeplechase races viii be an import
ant feature of the Toronto races. The
following Jumpers are stabbed in the
Canadian city: Wellington j.. Tate's
Creek Chairman, Verna X, Inspector
stephen, Saucy Ally, Grey Bill. Hig-
gins and Japance.
The evening times., 1902-06-03

The ArgonaUts leave Toronto on June
II by the Gcrmanic for Henley-on-
Thames The date for their return will
be either on the Majestic, on July is, or
by the Celtic. on July q.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Result Of Yesterdays Game.
Philadelphia. s, New York, l.
Where They Play Today

Chicago at New York
PittsbuTg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
St Louis al Boston
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, D. 6. POSTOFFICE. NOTICE
( should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched 20 the ports
Of sailing daily, and the schedule Of CloSiGgs
IS arranged on the presumption of their IN
interrupted overland transit For the week
ending June :. 1862, the last connecting closes
viii be made from the MAIN OFFICE as fol-
lows.
The evening times., 1902-06-03

The athletic championship committee
CT the Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States has decided to hold the
all-aTound championships of the Ameri-
can Athletic Union in New York on July
/ under the auspices of the Greater
New York Irish Athletic Association
The evening times., 1902-06-03

James Murphy, fighter who has been
out OF the ring for years and who never
did much at his best, has been matched
10 fight Jack Root for the lightweight
championship of the world" at Salt
Lake carly > August Root and TomG1.
Ryan are matched for 4 ten-round bou
at Kansas City. No, in the fall.
The evening times., 1902-06-03

The pugi;ists Joe Walcott and Harry
Harris, with Willie Pearce, OF Boston,
and DR.. Ordway, the American repre-
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Billy KaIb, the Southwark feather
weight. says that he is tired of the talk
which Freddy Freedler has beer doing of
late. and that he would like TO box
FreedIer at the Central Athletic Club,
Philadelphia, and settle which is the
best boxer
The evening times., 1902-06-03
IN 4HB BASEBALL WORLD
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.

Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Washington. u; Chicago. O.
Baltimore. Il; Cleveland, /
Boston. Detroit. 2
Philadelphia. ,; St. Louis, /
Where They Play Today.
Detroit at Washington
St Louis at Baltimore
Chicago at Philadelphia
Boston at Cleveland
The evening times., 1902-06-03

The bicycle racers in Germany seem
to have little use for Major Taylor, the
negro cycle racer. and they crowd and
bump him every chance they get in the
races in which he competes.
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washington. { 0 81 0 0 p E12
Chicago. 0 0 O. 0
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The Young Corbett-Joe Bernstein
match set for last night at Chicago has
been postponed two weeks at Corbett' S
request. No date has been set Ac-
cording to the articles of agreement
signed by CoTbett and McGOvern the
man who lost 4 decision in q contest
previous to their next fight must forfeit
81 600
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Breeze, and has In training Walter R..
2:1SA PAGER, by Redffeld, that is
matched for $500 a side against Allie
Boy; Obadiah, b. g., PAGER, by Pickaway
Boy; Oudray. 2:I654, PAGER. by PedIar,
and two green ones 0f promise.
Arizona republican., 1902-12-06
THE NEW ENGLAND PLAGUE
pr. Norton Speaks of the Operation oi
 Sanitary Laws.

Dr. J. c. Norton territorial veterin- arian, was seen yesterday regarding the cattle plague which is raging in the New England states, Connecticut. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Yer mont. He said:
 The contagious foot and mouth dis ease which has caused the recent quarantining of the four states mem tioned is d highly contagious fever causing eruptions or blisters around the feet. between the toes and in the mouths of animals attcked. These blisters soon break leaving painful sores. Though the bovine species are principally affected by the disease, swine, sheep and goats are also sub ject to it. and horses, dogs. cats and fowls are not immune. Human be- ings contract the disease by drinking the unboiled milk or handling affected animals, but it usually assumes a mild form. Foot and mouth disease does not usually prove fatal to animals, but is so infectious that it causes great losses especially to dairymen by the interference with the supply of milk. A little infection in Germany in 1886 spread until in 1890 statistics show that 431,235 head of cattle, 230. .S6S sheep and goats besides swine and other domestic were affected.
 Many diseases, such as blackleg, an thrax, etc, are prevented by vaccina- tion. but as one attack does not pre- vent the second attack of foot and mouth disease vaccination is of little assistance. Vaccination should never be practiced unless the disease has al ready been introduced into the herd or
Arizona republican., 1902-12-06

community, because it frequently pro- duces the genuine form of the disease. AriZonas sanitary rules as now en- forced require all stock entering to have the Territorial veterinarians permit so there is little fear of con- tagion being admitted"
 The doctor said that the quarantining of the four states was precipitated by he prohibition by the British govern ment against the landing of live stock from the infected states.
 The telegram dated December 2ni giving notice that twenty of the govern ment inspectors located in other parts of the United States had been sent to these states to assist those on duty there shows that he intention of the federal authorities is to eradicate the disease regardless of the expense or loss to the states in which contagiou is found. Though no stock can be destroyed or quarRntined except under the laws of the state in which they are located, the federal government can as- sist the state authorities in locating in- lection. Tn order to stimulated the enforcement of the local laws and for the protection of the stock interests of the entire country the federal authori- ties place a close quarantine on all sus- ceptible stock in states where con tagious diseases exist and prevent their movement to other states or countries. Such a quarantine is placed on some fourteen southern states each year on account of Texas fever.
 pr. Norton furnished an interesting account of the origin and work of the bureau of animal industry which was established in 1884 to combat pleuro- pneumonia. Not much was done until three years later whn the laws were changed giving the bureau full swing and in ten years the plague was re- moved from the United States. Dr. Salmon was the first chief and he is still holding that position.
 The first appropriation for the bureau of animal industry work" said Dr. Norton, twas but $10000 but it's results proved of such great benefit to the stock interests of the United States not only by eradicating disease and preventing its admission, but in in- creasing the market value of our live stock and products to foreign countries. Lat the appropriation for 1902 was S1.O5e 10000. pr. Salmon and his able assistants are certainly deserving of great credit for their persistent and effective work for hte stock interests of the United States, and It is not strange that there has been talk of the chief of the bureau Of animal industry being made an assistant secretary of agriculture"
 The spread of pleuro- pneumonia as far west as Illinois in. the eighties caused many of the western states to pass special sanitary laws for their pro- tection and the Arizona legislature was awake to the responsibility of their position and in 1887 passed inc first sanitary laws for the protection of AriZona's stock interests. This law especially gave the sanitCry authorities power to destroy animals affected with contagious pleurc-pneumonia and foot