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The age-herald., 1902-04-19
CornweII Knocked Out.

New Orleans, April 18.-John Dunleavy of Boston. Mass, knocked out Charley Cornwell of St. Louis in the eighth round before the Young Mems Gymnastic Club tonight. Cornwell was evidently out clasSed.
The age-herald., 1902-04-19
REDUCED RATES TO MEMPHIS Via Frisco System, Account Races
 March S1st-Aprli 23rd,

s1o round trip, tickets on sale March 30 to April 23, inclusive, final limit April 23. Also rate of $7.50 for round trip tickets on sale evenings of April !, II. 14 and 20. with final return limit two days from date of sale.
The age-herald., 1902-04-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds have heen placed on record:
 M. J. Bankston and husband to H. L.. McConneil; s300O.
 B. J. Sanders to B. Harwood; slsso.
The age-herald., 1902-04-19
Report of Massacre Untrue.

Constantinople, April 1S-The report published by news agency in the United States that body of Kurdish irregulars had massacred three hundred Christians at Diabekir in Kurdistan is untrue.
The age-herald., 1902-04-19
s2o,ooo for Tuskeoee School.

New York, April 1S.-The will of Mrs Cornelia c. Tompkins leaves s2o,0OO to the Tuskegee Normal School at Tuske- gee, Ala.
The age-herald., 1902-04-19
ECZEMA; No CURE. NO PAY.

Your druggist will refund your money if Pazo Ointment falls to cure Ring worm, Tetter, Old Ulcers and Sores, Pimples and Blackheads on the face, and al skin diseases. 50 cents.
The age-herald., 1902-04-19

Have your cuts for advertising made by Age-Herald Engraving O..
The age-herald., 1902-04-19
ORDER FOR RETIREMENT
 OF GEN. MILES MADE OUT

SECRETARY ROOT DENEs KNOWLEDGE SUCH ACTION IT UNDERSTOOD THAT ALL LEFT IS TO SECURE THE THE PREsIpENT-RoosEvELT PROMISES TO 4 WHILE.
The age-herald., 1902-04-19
THE PROBLEM.

f-@ @OROTHY in the nursery can calculate the kFs price of Ivory Soap per cake, but it would klg&aSs take mathematical genius to calculate it's @zE1 true va1ue For he must take account of time, labor, and materials He must deduct from the apparent cost the saving in the longer life of the cake
 in the longer life of the washed fabric, in the labor required, in the time consumed, in the strength ex
 pended, in the results obtained When all is finished, Ivory is the cheapest soap in the world. It floats.
The age-herald., 1902-04-19
All sporting papers at Brox- tons Place, lO8 2Oth St.

Alabama Brewing Co.,,
 "BOhemian Beer.
The age-herald., 1902-04-19
The Vote,

Aplin. Barney. Bishop. BOwersock
The sun., 1902-12-07
GRAIN RATES iP-U HiY
Interstate Commerce Commission Pro-
poses TO Find Out.

WASHINGTON, ID q. g. loving TO tho re-
cent announcements that tIc rates on grain
ard grain products, dressed meats ard
provisions from the Mississippi River TO
New York and places governed 10y the
Now York rat" are To be materially adj
vauc,,d in the near future by the railroads
covering that territory. the Interstate
Commerce Commission has decided To in
vcstigate the occasion for aid propr"ty
of thos.. and other prohahl" advances which
" II materially iucreas the cost OF trans
portatiui.. 1nc Il. 81 hearing Will be held
Ia Washington on Dec i6 The trafhc
officials of the roads conc. rned have been
reuuestcd 10 attend and give all required
Information.
The railroads Which have filed schedules
with the Commission an oUnCing al ad-
vance in rates 6ie the NiCl igaiI Central.
tie Like shore ard Michigan Southern,
Tho Baltimore ard Ohio. the Perrrylva ia
the Clevela d. Cn.oiiI.ati Chicago AID
~. Louis, tie Wala~h. tie baltimore and
Ol H. Southwestern. the New York Ceitrai,
the Iackawarra the Leliyh Valley, q q
southern, the Norfolk aid " estern and the
Chesaveake and OHIO,
shortly before the filing Of the schedules
announcing the advance several Of the rail-
roads concerned announced that on the
first of the wear there would be u general
Increase in the ages Of their employees
II was predicted then that this announce
,rent would ba followed by u general IN
crease in freight rates
II il not known that, whatever the out
come the commission has the power TO take
anv further steps
The sun., 1902-12-07
FIRE ISLAND SANS IIGHTSHIP.
thursday Nights Gale Too Much for Her
(abies-She's Back Now.

When the marine observer at Fire Island
scanned the horizon seward with his long
telescope after the snow cleared way on
Friday morning he failed TO get the Fire
Island lightship, whose station is ten miles
Of shore. He decided that she had broken
from her rnoorings in the slashing north
easter, and he was right.
Capt Harrison, an old-time Yankee
skipper ho has sailed in many seas, COM
mands the lightship. a modern composite
single-scrcw steamer Of small power when
he found his glass going down on Thursday
he sot up steam. Tho gale came in from
the east at first. and the lightship. stern
to shore began tueging furio,isly a, her
cables. The gale had a sixty-mile gait on
when the cables Parted
Now if the ligh,ship had been one Of the
old fashioned sort she might have piicd
M on the beach wreck But she had
steam up and headed for harbor, leaving
two fine mushroom anchors and many
fathoms Of chain astern. The lightshiJ
took much water aboard in her sluggish
trip into the uuper bay, where she arrived
early Yesterday morning. droII ing anchor
OF Tompkinsvillc. The Lighthouse De-
partment employees there hustled aboard
her a supply Of coal, two anchors and about
100 ia, hons Of tout chain cable. Before
the marine reporters knew that IN" had
been in a, all, Light Vessel No. GS," a.
she Is officially designat ed, was on her way
to sea in tow of the tender Armeria and
when the man with the telescope looked
ont from his tower on Fire island YESTERDAY
afternoon ho found the lighiship riding
serencly in n long swell at her station
The sun., 1902-12-07
RODGERS TO COMMAND HERE.
And Admiral Barker Likely to Get ue
North Atlantic Squadron.

WAsHINGI Dec 9. Rear Admiral Fred
erick Rodgers. who VAS recently relieved
Fl ON the command # the Asiatic naval sta
lion and is now in san anCisco, will have
'hr.e months leave Of absence and at the
end OF that time via he assigned to duty at
conmandan, If the Brooklyn navy yard 70
succeed Rear Admiral A. : barker. who
will then lie available for Il sea detail
While The matter has not b. en- determined
II is probable that Admiral iarFer will sue
ceed Rear Admiral r. j. hIlt lhson as Com
manC.er-in. c lief Of the naval force on the
North Atlaldic station, the most desirable
sea as. ignr ent ~ the service.
Tie ta,tlcsAip WISCONSIN,. flagship Of
Pear Admiral Silss casey. arrived at San
Fraf cisco to-day from Pa' anna. vlerce
Size sailed shortly after the successful con-
-umnatio ion Of Admiral Casey's efforts to
bring a, out peace het~ee!, tie Colombian
Government al the revolution lists. Ad-
niral Casey will traI sfer hs flag to the
armcrei cruiser New York for short time.
and will thel. lie relieved as Commal ,Ger-ii-
Chief Of the Pacific naval station by Rear
Admiral Henry Glass
The Niscois in sill 90 10 the Puget Sour
Navy Yard to lie PVT IN condition for service
with the rev lattle>lip squadron To- be
formed on the AsiatiC station under COM
mand Of Rear Admiral u, ID. Evans.
The sun., 1902-12-07
TO TRY MtJOR GLENN.
& Court.Nartial VIII Again Investigate the
Sanar Campaign.

SpScfL CdGe Dfspuc1 10 IHE SVS.
MANILA. Dec. e-In accordance with
orders received from Washington Major
Gen Davis has appointed a court martial
10 hear the charges of cruelty against Major
Edward F. Glenn for his conduct during
the Samar campaign.
The Major was charg last MAY with ad-
minstering the water cure" to natives
and with having ordered the execution Of
several native guides who had nisled the
American column sent against the rebels
In the first trial he was found guilty Of
having administered the water cure and
sentenced 10 one months imprisonment
and TO pay a fine of $50. The Major returned
to duty last September President Roose-
welt ordered the second court-martial be-
cause of the alleged orders issued by the
Major during the Samar campaign
Gen. Daviss order IL that the court shall
assemble in Manila on Dec. IS. 1t will be
made up as follows; President, Gen, Wade
Judge Advocate, Major Louis F.. Goodicr
members. Coils Wells. Foote. Smith, Rod
gers, Hatfield. Hubbcll, Sprole and Stratton
and Majors Beck, Bonus, Hickey and
Travis.
Major Glenn will enter the same plea as
on the previous trial, namely, that his act ion
was justified under General Order 100.
Public sentiment here is opposed to the re-
opening Of the case and again exposing the
troubles In the army. As the war il over
1t IL thought the less said about these mat
ters the better. The feeling in this respect
is especially strong in regard TO Major
Glenn. who acted az counsel for Major
Waller and Capt Ryan when they were tried
on similar charges.
The Philippine Commission has UNDER
taken the task Of suppressing the swindlinR
lawyers who have taken advantage of the
reorganization Of the legal procedure by
imposing on the ignorant Filipinos and
Chinese. These lawyers have been charg-
ing heavy fees and have not afforded any
protection to their clients The Attorney
General has prosecuted several of them
and two firms have already been disbarred
The sun., 1902-12-07
CUNNEEN'S TAMNANY DEPUTIES
T. g. T. Grain ana Maurice II. Biu,uenthal
Are Leader Murphy's Choice.

Tho Tammnny men who will be appointed
to places In the Attorney Generals offc,
are T c. T. Grain and Maurice p. Blumcr-
thai, according 70 semi official adyiccs from
Tammany yesterday Mr. Cunneen agre. d
to name two men tlnt Leader Murrby
might recommend and after a canvass
OF seyenty five applications Mr.. Murphy
picked these two.
Nj. Grain was City Chamberlain onco
aid has long lccn active in TamInauv
politics He i, chairman of the Commiitnn
on fubnc Meetings The place to which
hc will he appointed pays 5000 a year.
Mr. Blunent nel il chairman Of the 1ar,-
many Speakers Committee He vas an
As i,tan. ID t'ict Attorney under Asa Eir,,
l,hrunrr Wnon col Gardner was re-
moved and +. A. Phibin was srrointed
Mr.. Philbin asked for Mr.. Blunlonr hal',
resignation. II did not come ouickly
enough. 81 he removed Mr.. Blun.eDth.i
The place hich Mr.. Blumcnthal will cr,
PAYS s., 500 year.
John r Voorhis, president Of tho Board
Of Fleet ions. y Ill be r.coinn.nte! to Nayor
low by Tammany Hall for rcsppointmert
The Republican organization in New York
county viii send to the Mayor the naln,
OF Charles r1're for ;"Hrrointment
The sun., 1902-12-07
FIGHTING THE DIVORCE BILL.
The vatican waEing an Aggressive Cam.
paign-Niinistry's Stand.
Special Cab. Despatch to THE SUN


ROME. Dec e.-Ihc Divorce bill is burn
ing question on the Peninsula, and is alb
,ori.g public interest to tie exclusion of
all other topics. Since the fall Of the tenn
poral power there has been no measure
proposed ia the Italian Parliament about
wlih the Vatican has felt 80 strongly,
and against which Il has put forth It's whole
force,
The Ministry stand committed TO the bill ,
Premier Zanardelli heing credited with a
determination Of carrying il through a,
all hazards Some of his uIporters dee
clare they will vote against II not because
they are personally opposed to the bill
hut b,cause their constituents are bitterly
against il. These members really have
no objection to the measure, but they
know that if they vote for The bin IL will
mean al inevitable loss Of seats Ac-
cording TO some roll icians the bill threat ems
the fall Of one Of the most successful Cabi-
nets that united Italy has ever known.
II has been proposed in some quarters
to give the proposed law another name,
such a. the Anhulment of Mari iare bill,
and only have it worked under condiriors
already admitted by the Roman Catholic
Church, which. in certain cases, pronounces
marriages null In this world. On this
basis the Government would then be able
by skifull manpuvril almost. II not quite
80 reach its object through future amend
inents.
Mean while the Church Ia waging fero-
cious camraign against the iii. No stone
/ eft uuturLed to II fuence the People from
ihe highest 10 the lowest. The general
sentiment sens to be against the III
and IL IL likely that Italy wi remain with
out what almost every civilized country
i, the world has rec, q i2ed az a necessity
The sun., 1902-12-07
KING GUARDS HIS HOME LIFE.
Takes steps 70 stop Publication Of Inter.
,iews with Chance visitors.
spseta Csoss Dsspaeh 10 TIE Sc,

Spsaa Coas Dsspueh 10 The Sur.
LONDON, Dec o.-Muoh as he appreciates
tle pomp and circumstance OF royalty
on public and state oocasions. King Edward
Is annoyed by the publication OF details
Of his private life which have recently
hsen appearing In the daily and weekly
nswspapere
After eaci. visit Of Q theatrical company
or Individual performers at Sandringham
or Windsor the newspapers have te"n
filed with interviews with the actors who
gave descriptions OF the scenes. One
actor desciiied q conversation at a supper;
a other gave a kindly. appi eciative ac-
O cpunt Of the Kaiser's actions. An actress
did much the same for the Queen. She
also described how the customs In the royal
circle had been altered. The charity
bob" as the short cur'sey which was used
L. Queen Nictora's time was called. mas
disappeared, and all the ladies make sweep
iis curtsi.s. The slight -t1vw over ~.
. s,vereigns hand has been replaced by a
very low bow almost as II a person were.
going to kiss the hand Of the King
His Majesty has now intimated to his
friends tha, he is Of the opinion that the
privacy Of his home life should lie a. sacred
dinner one Day last week the King de-
clared that he disiked all interviews and
porsona.ities In the newspapers.
Twice during the past two weeks King
Edward has taken decisive steps to carry
out the new plan. When Quality Street"
was performed at Windsor it was intiinated
that no part cular account should be given
To the new spapers in addition TO the otticiai
one in the Court Circular. When the com.
pany returned To London it was noticed
that svery member refused TO be inter-
viewed
Tn. other instance was when the King
gave comTiSaion for a special photograph
Of Saniringham for an lllIst rated maga-
zine article, but he added that pictures
should not be taken of an OF tina private
apartments Or the larg" reception rooms
Sr Edward Russell. writn,, on this sub
jet in the liverpool POST, saws: 1T ought
to b. frankly pointed out that the most
notable people in society themselves write
paragraphs about our doings. | know
at least five peeressos who do not scr,iple
to tell their intimate friends that they
drop a line every week to a journalist init
mating where they have been. Indeed
their passion for inparting informal ion
and self-advert lse'lert IL bounilcss
The sun., 1902-12-07
CRY FOR WORK IN LONDON.
FIRST TOTCH or WJNTER SHOWS
VIDE DISTRESS.
Men Ff.ht for Places at the Docks-Return
or soldiers From kouth Africa One
ause OF the Oyercrowded Labor
Markct-sOO, ,OOO Idle In England

ause OF the ONercroVded Labor
Markct-sOO .OOo Idle In England.
spseiI Cube Dsspaehss to TIE Sun.
LONDON. Dec. o-Atrr only few days
OF the cold snap 1t is strange to notice the
almost UNIVERSAL cry Of distress throughout
the English press. and especially In the
newspapers Of London
No doubt ther, is an enormous amount
OF poverty and distress In London at the
present time. especially In the ranks Of un-
skilled labor. This. 1t is believed, is due
to the general want Of employment, rather
than to the depression in any particular
trade
The exception, however, IL In tho ship
ping bus mess, the main factor which CON
Germs East London. The scarcity Of work
at tho docks Is sue h that thouss nds Of dock
laborers are ~ the gates every morning
almost fighting with each other for the
few hundred work tickets which are Issued
bv the foreman Nothing TO be- compared
with this has been seen at the docks for
twenty years
There are no means Of getting accurata
statistics as 10 the number Of people who
suffer by this situat ion, but tens OF thousand
Of men ara out Of work in London, while
thu Daily Ne ,es estimat es that half million
ar id'e in England.
Reports from the charitable organiza-
tions in every quarter Of London speak
of abnormal distress. Westham has al ready
made a grant Of 81 900 for relief work In
its own district.
painful feature Is that a great numb r
OF the men who are applying for relief at
the workhouses or employment at thu,
different bureaus, fill up the space Of last
occupation on the blanks with the word
'rmy.'
The sudden inhux Of these returning
soldiers from South Africa has already
overfilled the employment market and has
resulted In much misery The extent Of
this distress may be realized to a certain
extent by the fact that In a lyrical board
school like Blake street. Lambeth, which
Is 10y no means the poorest dist let in Lon
don, the father Of one child in every six
is out 81 work.
GLASGOW, Dco. 6-The Glasgow Iron
Works, onN OF tho largest foundry estab.
lishmonts in 81 ,t'and. announced to-day
that the shops would b. closed in a short
timo This action will throw hundred,
Of men out Of employment. The depression
il duo To German and American compa-
tltiOn.
The sun., 1902-12-07
FRENCH DISPLAY AT ST. LOUIS.
senate Adopts the I'm Providing for an
Exhibit.
.sp,ei1l Gable Despatch 10 THE SUN

Special Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
PARIS. Dec. o lie S'r.atc to-day adopted
tie project for TIA" particil alton by France
in the ~ Louis EXi osition OF 1904 by a vote
of 200 TO 4
one Senator objected to the amou 1T of
the appropriation carried in the bill NJ
Cla .mie. Minister OF Public Instruction.
replied that the sum mentioned was the
smallest amount by which France could
make a proper slowing at the Exposition
II was most important for French inter-
ests ard prestige that the bill should pass.
The reason for the delay in presenting the
project To tie Senate. VI. Chaumie said
war because the Government had tccn
waiting for guarantees AZ to the safety
and proper display of the French exhibits,
which would lie admitted by the American
Govern ment free Of duty. These guar
antees had now been received
The sun., 1902-12-07
BASTS FOR CUBAN TREATY.
ocol VIII Probabl, Be brought to
Washington This Week.

WAsIIINGToN, De-, 5.-The Stnte Depart
rne,t has received word from Havana that
Brig. -Ge,l Tasker u. Bliss, the tariff expert q:
tsis Government aud the Cuban Tariil Com-
rniseiorers with whom he has becl nego-
,ia,ing have agreed on tie terms of n
protocol, or iLiormal ARA gcine which
will serve as a lasis for framii 9 a reCi-
lrncity treaty between Cuba AID the United
states,
Tie protocol will proahly he signed on
Noi.day II will then lie brought to WASH
il gton by Gle. Bliss and the egotia-ioI =
.or a treaty will be begun by Secretary Of
State Hay and Mr. Quesada, the Cubail
Nili.tor.
The sun., 1902-12-07
NORTH WOODS FROZEN TIGHT.
Ten Inches of SNOW ard tho Thermometer
Is HciOw Zero.

SARATOGA, Dec. 8,-Should the present
wcat her continue, Saratoga and the Adiron-
dacks Will probably have from 100 to i2o
days slcighing before spring The north
eastern blizzard Of yesterday with its ten
inches Of snow and to-day's record of IS
degrees below zero, which has ice-lock, Il
the streams, furnish q combination that
fairly chills those who dread long winter
The sudden change { ON the mild conGi ions
that prevailed previous To midnight OF
Thursday has been one of the most remark
able ever experienced IN this clion.
The sun., 1902-12-07
nurtOn-l5rOOks.

Miss Marie d Brook. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs T.. A. Brook, Of santiago. cuba
wns married to John Howos Burton Of M.
city yr.'' rday NJ ~ Tlom1-'. church 10y the
rector. the Rev pr Ernest " Stre-
Thor" were pr"-rrt ~ the ceremony only
tho immediate r"'gtive- Of the bride and
bridegroom. Frank \ Bu''on, brother Of
the bridegroom, wa N" he~t man.
Afte' tho ceremony ~" wedding r1rty
hrcakfa-tnd n 20 Ia Firty--t>'oi'' = street
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. &. W. linton.
The sun., 1902-12-07
trm, and Navy Orders.


wAsHISoroS Dec. e.-rhcse naval orders have
been issued. .
NcdIcsI tIrccior T. NJ Gunnell retired, to Hu-
rcaII Of Medicine and surgery. navy Department,
Ray InSl.ctor H. L.. Drufy from the New York
to home and walt orders
Pay Inspector j. l., Cam from the Wisconsin to
home nd walt orders.
pAyraStcr J. " Morse TO the Wisconsin.
Ia>S'd assistant ". ', H. Rose fold naval sta
ton hcy " est. and mold in rrDdlness iof orders to
-
Passed Assistant psynaser c. Morris Ir from
navy yard T.. sound, and hold In readiness for
orders to sea,
|, >scd Assistant paynaster +. ", Hart To naval
station. Key West, as pay ohceT. purchasing pay
oGlcrr and general s,or"krencr.
Chaplain j lI FIasi,r from naval training station.
IN Francisco. to the Pcn,lroli.
The sun., 1902-12-07
Herd OF New i!an pshir- Cattle Kiile,i,

SALEM. \ II DC, 8--,I, g., er Of +. }
Bitheiucr, secretary Of 'nr State card Of
AgrIILltutc, fifteen cows belonging to
90 org. | Town. nd, near the Massa, uusett 10
lin, inicCird 10y '.ct and mouth cohta gion,
were killed aud b.uru to-dry and tho
entire place diSiri, cted. II wss tie o.iy
known existence Vi the disease ia the State.
The sun., 1902-12-07
CITY STREET srhINKLING.
Few Persons Interested. Apparently. In
the Oatman Anti.C COntract Proposa,,

Only eight persons responded to the
call for "A meeting last mig I at e., entury
II, AL lub Association = rooms, $40 Vs.,
riity-tSi Il street, of y rsons Int res, d
Ia Alderman Oatnau's p'npI sal to hav,
the Street loa.irg D6yaruncut ass,l,er
charge Of sprlnkling tae streets, irs,cau
~ |, tting tho work out by co, ract. Att,
a littlA discussion 1t was decided not to dt
anything until tEe proposal had passed
tle Board Of Aldermen AID the AIa,u'
ad IL but to ask tA,'n fc" n r,'l lie hearing
The sun., 1902-12-07
Two Nayars on q Grand Jury,

S1erf John Zeler Of Hudson county,
who Was eet,sI last month. announced
his fr-t Grand jury yesterday. Mayor
AdOiph Laundering oi llobukcn and Mayor
lgb'r Seymour of b., onue are on the
panel ,curEu T. u ltop who has been
clork Of the Jersey Ci,. s rect ana Water
Bnard ior many yeaTs " foreman OF the
Jury --S
The sun., 1902-12-07
Nurses and sisters Give skin for Hoy

PnsliC, Dec. o Seventy -fire tiny n, ces
of skin from the arms ana limbs OF ,n..
nu,ss and sisters Of St Mdry's Hos
pital. this city. we're grated on the lief,
'cg of Cornelius Post Il boy, this Gfternoon
IiCht Wecns ago tn" skin on his lett leg
and hip wan burned entirely IN. To-day's
op"ration was ia" thiru OF itS kind per-
formed on the lHd.
The sun., 1902-12-07
PLOT AGAINST THE GAR.
Yo,inK Men Ares, ,al In the Imperial Park
~ iNadia.

.Speci1i cable HespgI,h 70 rHE Srs.
VIENNA, Dec. "a t,.rtIam from ~
Petersburg says il II reported that several
Young mei have been arrested III the i'm
;srial PARK at Li,adia IL coiLection with
a plot 10 Assassilale tho Cur
The sun., 1902-12-07
Bands at Funerals Of ra,d.up Members.

Al the next meeting o' tho Jersey CITY
Grocers' Association PrcsiGent Chris Wit.
SaInp will Introduce "a rrs riuticn providing
that the association will hi, a ba nd To play
at the funeral oi every member VINO ai
with all his due paid w
The sun., 1902-12-07
Earthquake al Rrile Isle.

Special Cdoie Despatch 10 The Srs
PARIS, Dec. 6.-There was an earthquake
shock at Belle Isle. Brittany. last night
The vibration was violent Considerable
damage was done in the town and the shock
was distinctly felt 10y vessels at sea near
the island.