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New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

tiaries reforatories and State prisons IN 1895 num-
bered IL 6sl but in 1900 IL had fallen TO lo16l
During the period from 1890 to 1870 the population
of the State has increased from 5sis9s TO fZosol2
being I 30 159 persons, or q 20 per cent
oassc,iry iron, analogy il was be expected
That the criminal statistics would steadily increase
dnrine the whole decade in line with the increase
of population even they did curing It's first
five years. but some great restraining and cor
recfiye force has made itself felt during the last
half OF tne period producing the surprisingly I'M
proved results. ..
on the 1st day of May 1900. there were 1.664 de-
rlared hotels in the Borough of Brooklyn On the
LIST day May. 1901, there We're 82 declared notes.
q reduction Of 30 per cent.
on the LIST day OF Nav 1900 there !, $40 de-
rlsred hotels in the bOroughs of Manhattan and
The Bronx On the lst day of May. 1901 there were
s35 declared hotels reduction OF over 80 per cent
The following figures show the result OF actions
snstituted by the department TO collect the pena
ties Of liquor tax bonds under the provisions OK
The LIQUOR Tax law:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27
HE SAYS JUDAISM IS A MESSAGE.

RABBI HIRsCH breaches IN TEMPLE BETH Ell.
Emil G. Hrsch rabbi OF Mount Sinai Temple
Chicago preached yesterday in Temple BETHEL in
Fifth-ave.. on rs Judaism Memory or Mes
sage" He said in part:
The Christian says that Judaism became a rern-
ory and ended as religion when Christ was born
Is a and religion that can never die It IS
founded truth II brings a memory of Pa les
tine transposed into messages to the whole world
the reformed jew The orthodox Jew comedies
what the Christian insists upon. The Christian an
proves the whining humility with which the or
thodoX Jew admits that he is an exile soiourninp
here on his way to Palestine. That is also the
theory of the Zionists, and IL there is any glory
in il they welcome TO II. Just examine Ghe
Zionist doctrine and you will see why the anil
Semitic agrees with it. ,
To do That is the watchword of Jewish morality
The world is not ruled by power, but by burmese
taken up by every Jew. Judaism is not a memorv
but message and that is a part of the MESA ge
us, see that message delivered. Let us fOrret tn
ask what a man is worth, but how deeply is he
worthy. - '''
American Judaism. Most of YOU regard tba
synagogue as an emotional drug store where Won
can obtain treatment for spiritual toothachs I'm
stead of as the plLce where you must learn the
lesson you have TO reach. Learn to know Judaism
as message intrusied TO you for transmission
1t is religion that can cease pulsatnp ,,ntii
there is no more sin. no more suffering and no
more injustice. ~ nv
The world distrusts IRE Jew Teach it tb,+ ,.o,,
have a message to transmit. Let thai he vour
answer 10 all criticism, you towards. whose strong
barred by the misfortune of nasal architectnre
from exhibiting your jewelry in the vestibules of
81 ~ orS-o ~ me WofSt lhat God IN his
IatnoIhaoe WISDOM has ever allowed TO exist on
earth. When your children barred from the
seboos Tbe aT ond let them go TO the public
II lhey are not it is IN your power to make them
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27
WANTS TO GIVE THE MAYOR A CHANCE
THE REV. DR.. BABB1TT MAKES A PLEA FOR
THE USE OF COMMON SENSE

ne NEW Dh b+Abbll l. -h<AAAi@N' - ~A~%N ~-'
THE USE OF COMMON SENSE,
The Rev DR.. Dean Richmond Babbitt speaking
on the excise question in the Church Of the Epiph-
any, Brooklyn, last night said:
have traced the principle of law as an ethical ethical
sanction for law. the majestic operations OF law
prehensiveness in history, IT'S growth in human
consciousness. its necessity its stability ts Per
afSeOe To the situation in " greater 9ewYorE And in
aon e s Ts 5S Vision
purposes Of our worthy Mayor Low He has ss,1 in
theory. / believe all OF our citizens are called upon
iience ~ farmers and tustice@"No woSnd but heals
but by degrees" l am profoundly convinced OF the
reT against hs IN hsoent Saloon power
nat m sb6d ne 5e Hd Of p ope sma
ing the saloons Sunday, and should seek by
day. Nay 1 believe that we should carry the war
into the enemy's camp But let us not have a
Nor do reforms achieve their results in three
the head Of our city government who can have no
sympathy with corruption. whatever his views on
had him as successful Mayor H2 You Know him
YOU K0% f f1 h NM ana ao fee f. elect ts h
while and give him chance? Do YOU know
Well then recognize that dfic1lty, and give your
Mayor Mayor "a chance, Why; even even Sayonarola took took
Calvin didn't clean up Geneva In one night Re
grand sanity of common sense. they are liable
to do more harm than good.
Now, in all this | not abating lot or
little Of the claim of law enforcement in this
any other community The law must be enforced
II must not be drowned in a beer mug nor garroted
by saloonkeeper. Nor il be quiet and in
operative in its dead letter. The reply our MAYOR
10 the president OF the Society for the Prevention
Of Crime was apt, forcible, skilful and a good
piece of dialectic But 1t not commendabie in
all its features. If It described the real condition
of lawlessness In this city that it seems to de-
scribe IT ought to call all OF us. clergy and laity
alike, women and children too into action It
seems to confess that the law cannot be enforced,
that the liquor power has the upper hand, that the
saloons have paralyzed the uplifted arm of the
law. II that be true, and that condition confronts
our Mayor, Ii ought to sound trumpets peal 10
action on the part Of all good citizens.
The Mayor practically proCaims his official
signature that the law is not enforceable as writ
ten What is written in the law7 What readest
on Sunday. The executor Of the law the Mayor
says, substantially Not police enough, not
strength enough: To enforce this law / must neg
lect others" What should be the answer OF our
citizens? The answer the North gave 10 Abraham
Lincoln when he cried at the beginning Of the
Civil War. Not men enough 10 put down the Re
bellion which came as a long thrilling cry ali
three hundred thousand more,'
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27
MAINTAINING THE INSANE.
COST CUT DOWN IN THE LAST FIVE
YEARS-AN ARGUMENT FOR
BRACKETT-ROGERS BILL.

Albany. Jan. % (SpeciaD.-The report OF the
State Commission in Lunacy to the legislature
this year is regarded by those members VINO are
supporting the Brackett-Rogers bill TO put the
entire financial control of the State hospitals for
tho insane in charge of the Stats Commission in
Lunacy as showing many potent reasons why the
bill should be passed
The report shows that the commission mas sue
ceeded in cutting down the expense OF maintain
ing the insane of the State from a IS per capita
a week in 1896 50 % in 1901. The yearly expense
has been cut down for the same length of time
from slse16 TO s167 20 per capita. A comparison
of the expenses for each OF these years Is shown
In the following table:
WEARS ENDING. OCTORE,R
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27
WOULD NOT HAVE REFERENDUM
THE REV. Mr.. CAsWELL SAYS EXCISE
QUESTION SHOULD NOT BE SUB
MITTED TO THE PEOPLE

The Rev. Edwin Whittier Caswell, pastor of Beck
man Hill Methodist Episcopal Church. preached
yesterday on the Sunday opening question. He said
in part:
1t is not mere question of expediencv that con-
fronts the officials of great city 1t is not even
liquors; but 1t is question of giving legal sanction
to that sale on the Christian Sabbath and thereby
Is q. question of good evil, right or wrong and
such question ought to be submitted in
good wrong right Why have ieadine Chris
tian men In our great cities. in consultation with
saloons the Sabbath day? The profound and nd
most remarkable reason that has thus far been
presented is that Tamnany Hall will rise again 10
supremacy and power unless this concession is
made to the rum power. Christian men are called
Gods sacred day Selling the Lords Dav for con- NJ
tinuance in office is par with Judas selling the
stultify their conscences as to adyocefs
such procedure is beyond the ken OF the connoon
saloon he would have been execrated by the pubiic
such a proposition emanates from the reform aT,
ministration! II is Satan angel of light en-
pleading for more power for the rum fend Enr
sooth. the saloonist must be saved from hvnocrsv-
so that our best and nobIest young men may erterr
with head erect these gided palaces of he'll The
churchgoing. 'peo'aoie as
ally of the church The screen Would sii put hn an
moved the hack door closed while the saloon
his business had been made holy enough To bs a,s
pensed on Gods sacred day - w NiS
used TO quiet the consciences OF good rnen -
front door Is not opened by US. according To law
be able TO respect himself Reeause seller will not
men are determined to do evil. shall we be eailed
osbe 70 and sqeh an evil course hon
between Few liquor men breaking good law and
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

on the Ahern bill to the drama ana =.
license actors Representatives OF theatrical N
ayers and dramatic societies from all over ~
State are expected to attend. The Assembly Cor, M
mittee on General Laws has the bill under con-
sideration. On Wednesday THURSDAY fbs ru
vised State lunacy bill. introduced by Assernhl1
man Rogers. will be discussed and passed x
Tuesday before the Excise COMMITTEES will ocn, &
the hearing the Phipps bill, which closes siS
doors tight at all times and raises the license os
liquor dealers VI
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27
TO REDUCE CAPITAL $4,000, 900.
UNITED STATES COTTON DOCK CORPORATION HAS
decided on EXCHANGE OF STOCK

DECIDED on EXCHANGE OF STOCK
Baltimore Jan. 2e-The capitalization OF the
United States Cotton Duck Corporation or trust Is
to be reduced from $500 600. the full amount
authorized 20 $50 po 0oo President s Davies War
field or the Continental Trust Company. of this
city which is the syndicate manager Of the Cotton
Duck Corporation. says such action Will probably
he taken at a meeting of the stockholders to be
Held shortly Several conferences have been held.
and Mr. Warheld says IL is the purpose 10 now only
issue 800 900 900 stock, divided equally into COM
mon and preferred. and TO reopen TO holders OF IN
come bonds OF the Mount Vernon Woodoerry Cot
ton Duck Company. Of Baltimore. the privilege OF
exchanging them for the preferred stock Of the
United states Cotton Duck Corporation. Provision
has been made $S.0G0000 of the preferred
stock to exchange for the s6oo0.00 OF the income
bonds the time for the exchange to be determined
hereafter.
Mr. Warhed denied the runors that there was
anv desire force the income bondholders into the
exchange. but said that certain Eastern interests
had objected until recently to reopening the prvi-
lege OF exchange, while the Continental Trust Com
pany had contended that II should be reopened.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27

the people Of the Empire State enacting law con
Trajectory to the first command of Almighty , Gouo
a command that was reiterated in the DecaIosue'
and the day made still more holy by the resurieC-
ton morning which has shed its halo OF @ gaoTS are
the face of all mankind? When good peopIe ar
called upon sanction evil the foundations ar ad
gone Truly. those in high authority have reacnso
a great crisis. Would that they could be Wlung 20
lose their lives for the sake OF truth ana rishteous
ness Then would they them for al tne W
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27
WHITE WINGS SAY THEY WORK TOO BARp

complaint made at Yesterdays meetins Of
the Central Labor Union by the delegate of the
knights OF Labor Street Cleaners m Brooklyn that
the street Cleaners in that borough had TO work
700 hard. Ihey We're forced to go twice a day
sviUg abey+ "eps 20 gather up papers which were
an an hour or an hour each day drilling Tor the com
ing parade III was decided to wait for a week or
two In order TO give the new adminiutration a
chance to put itself record
New-York tribune., 1902-01-27
YEARS ENDING OCTOBER /.
Daily

In regard to TINS decFeaSe IN "a1nrsnance r'''
report says:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-12-20
Minority Report on Statehood.

Washington.-Sen Bates has
presented in the senate the minority
report of the committee on territories,
favoring the immediate passage of the
house omnibus statehood bill without
amendment The report opposed the
uniting of Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritory into one state. 1t shows minute
ly the condition of each of the terri
tories, and says these are such as TO
call for immediate statehood
1t shows that both the republican
and democratic parties in their last
national convention adopted planks
recommending each of the territories
by name for statehood Such express
sions, the report continues. should be
respected by both parties.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-12-20
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

An engine has beep ordered in Spo-
kane 10 deepen the shaft on the Water
loo.
Good reports are being received
from the Mohican property in the Lar
dean district in British Columbia.
Several men are at work and stocks
of provisions are being sent in.
Tom Conley and associates have
leased the Canadian King mine at
Erie. B. C. An incline shaft has been
sunk to about 2S8 feet and the aggre-
gate of 600 feet of development work
has been done.
The Centre Star mine at Rosebud,
has solved the problem of treating the
low grade ores of that camp and Mana
ger Edmond B. Kirby states that a
trial mill will, in all probabilities, be
built this winter to perfect the pro-
cess
The North Star mine in British Col
umbia will probably pay no more divi-
dends for the coming year. At the
present time about 100000 have been
paid in dividends from the mine, near
ly 100000 of which have been distri-
buted during the last year.
The silver lead mine owners of
British Columbia passed a resolution
urging the enactment of a tariff act
for the protection of the producers Of
lead. The tariff proposed is " cents
per pound on lead ores, 21s cents per
pound on lead in bullion, pigs, bars and
old lead.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-12-20
Biz Fire at LeadvIIIe, Col.

Salt Lake, Utah.-A special from
Leadville, Col. says that a fire in Mrs.
Dyer's lodging house spread to adjoin-
ing buildings and destroyed property
to the extent of $4,000 before being
brought under control. Among the
buildings destroyed was the Pap"
Wyman house, one of the famous land
marks Of the city.
All of the twenty dodgers in the
Dyer house, who escaped in their night
clothing experienced great suffering
from exposure, the weather being ex-
tremely cold.
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phia, New Orleans and San Francisco
were in operation throughout the fiscal
year.
The first payment has been made on
1000 acres of placer ground on upper
Libby creek by the Libby Placer com
pany Aa option was given to the new
company year ago for 100000 for
three years, payable in yearly install
ments.
The Tacoma Smelling company is
defendant in a $4,000 damage suit
brought by Mrs. Catherine Mclaughlin
in the superior court at Tacoma. Mrs.
Mclaughlin sues for the death of her
husband, who fell down an elevator
shaft.
lands and mercantile business, some
with money and some with nothing
but their gall. Recently the initial
| steps of some very large mining deals
have been taken on mines at Parral,
which, if consummated, will mean still
greater activity in that locality.
By a decision of the supreme court
the Boston & Montana Copper and Sill
yer Mining company is given complete
| ownership of the one-fourth interest in
the Comanche mine, at Butte, claimed
by Adolph Wetzstein. The lower court
declared the company to hold a le-
gal title in the property.
Robert Neill, the Tyson mining man,
has started work on his placer prop
critics in the Tyson district and will
work steadily as long as the weather
and supply of water permits. The suit
over the claims has been settled in
favor of Neill, and now the claims will
be worked steadily.
The mines of the Parral district,
Mexico, were first operated about 300
years ago and are credited with a pro-
duction of $60,00Q,000 and upwards,
mainly in silver. The deepest mine
has only reached 1000 feet, and all
those over 500 feet in depht have been
sunk in the last dozen years.
A. G. Morrison, prominent mining
man of the Hump country, predicts
that the Hogan property on Crooked
river, near Elk City, Idaho, will be
one of the greatest mines in the world
Twenty stamps have been pounded on
the ore during the past season and it
is proposed to install 100 more.
1t is claimed by a Milwaukee chem
ist is that he has discovered process
to treat sulphide and telluride ores
at an extremely low cost and high
saving to contents. He is not ready
that Umatilla and Morrow counties
to give his discovery to the world yet,
but hopes to be able to do so in very
short time.
1.-The ores in the Siegel creek dis
trict near Elk City, Idaho, are improv-
ing with depth" said J. D. Boyer, who
is operating extensively in that dis
trict, and who was in Spokane recent
ly. "The ores are mostly free and are
not becoming base with depth. In
the deepest workings of the district
they are found to be as free as on the
surface"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-12-20
WASHINGTON ITEMS,

The last foot ball game resulted in
Spokane high school 6, Walla Walla 0.
Alleged defects of roof panes is
the latest delay on the capitol build
ing.
Waitsburg academy beat Spokane
high school Saturday afternoon by a
score of II to 0.
A bill for the division of Yakima
county will be presented to the legis
lature by Senator A. j. Splawn.
The old switchback of the Great
Northern crossing the Cascade noun
tains is buried under eight feet of
snow.
The jelly factory established on the
Blalock fruit farm during the past sea-
son is one of the new industries of
Walla Walla county.
l.. H. Larson of Fairfield, who has
charge of the erection of the new beet
sugar factory at Waverly, will begin
work upon the building Immediately.
A verdict of $1625 was rendered
against the property Of the missing
rancher, A. A. State, who disappeared
mysteriously from his ranch near
Waitsburg some time ago.
CHM Bros. have just madea large
purchase of land few miles from Alto
for grain raising purposes. They
bought over 1000 acres, 400 of which
was purchased of w. G. Lynn of Star.
| buck.
| Last week William Bentz Broomall
deserter at Fort Wright, near Spo.
kane, was shot and killed while max
ing a break for liberty. Private Stur-
gill Of Company K had the man under
guard.
A grand jury has been called in
Seattle. The grand jury will convene
January and will be taken in charge
by Judge Bell, who will at that time be
in the criminal department of King
county courts.
The revenue cutter Bear, which
spent the summer in Alaskan waters,
navy yard for repairs. The revenue
cutter Manning, now at San Francisco,
has been ordered to Seattle.
At a meeting of the State Y. NJ c..
A. held at Tacoma last week the
worlds record for the long dive was
broken by Dave Grant of Seattle. He
established the worlds record of Is
feet 8 inches, breaking the former rec
ord of IA feet inches by seven inches.
Owing to exaggerated reports of
the presence of small poX in Annie
Wright seminary at Tacoma, an Epis-
copal school for girls, Bishop Keator
and the trustees issued a statement to
the effect that domestic came down
with the disease December and was
removed to the quarantine station.
Fire totally destroyed the hotel
Ridpath at Spokane recently and
caused heavy losses to the Bradley Ma
chinery company, the Goodsell-Wilson
Hardware company and the Stude-
baker company, all Of which occupied
the ground floor of the structure. The
damage may foot up 100000. No
lives were lost.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-12-20
lowed two years to complete the

work.
A formal notification of the block
ade of the Venezuelan coast by the
war vessels of the allied powers has
been issued. 1t is understood that
ships of the United States will be on
precisely the same basis as of other
nations.
In the recent session of the SUI
preme court at Nelson, B. c.. before
Justice Martin versus lie Roi No. 9
Mining company brought in verdict
OF $4,000 damages for the plaintiff
Judgment was given with costs. The
case was raised in the death of Hos
kins, who was killed while working
in the lie Roi No. by an thrush of
water from a disused shaft in the
adjoining Josie mine, owned by the
defendants.
One of the best known landmarks
OF northern California, located at
Gazelle, Siskiyou county, known as
the Edison hotel, the home of e. B. Ed
son, the railroad commissioner of Cali
fornia, was totally destroyed by fire
recently, involving loss of over SIS,
600. Miss Elizabeth B. Foulks, aged
rs years, daughter of L. M. Foulks
and niece of Mr.. Edison, was in the
upper portion of the structure when
the fire broke out and lost her life
in the flames.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS MINING NEWS.

Work has been resumed on the Wal
ter Scott property near Northprot. II
had been idle for two months.
The famous Morning mine of the
Occur d'Alene district has resumed
operations with a full crew of men.
Importations of manufacturers of
iron and steel are larger this year than
at any time during the past decade.
All sorts of people are flocking into
The owners of the Summit and Sill
yer Hill properties at Keller recently
received a cash offer of 100000 for
the two groups.
the northern part of Mexico seeking
Investments in mines, cattle timber
Fifteen men will be employed at the
Yogo Sapphire mines all winter, pre-
pairing the material for next sum-
mer's work.
The concentration plant being erect
ed by the California company in the
Cable Grove district of Oregon is
nearly completed.
The Homestake property in Evans
Creek district, nine miles from Grants
Pass, Ore, has been bonded to an
eastern syndicate for $4,000.
Saltese, Mont, expects a boom very
soon now. The construction of a
smelter has been started. A force of
men is excavating for the foundation.
The Banner and Bangle Mining COM
I pany OF Troy, Mont, has bonded its
claims for one year to Larson & Green
ough. The ores are silver, lead and
zinc.
1t is stated on what appears to be
good authority that the Chico mine, in
hepuDllc camp, is soon to resume work
ana start shipping ore to the CRANKY
smelter
The Calumet & Hecla company of
michigan, has just completed an i'm
mense plant and from now on all the
water used in the steam plant will pass
through filters.
Inc Big Horn group of mining
claims in the Cracker Creek district
VI oregon was purchased recently.
mere are four claims in the property
anu the consideration was $1,000.
me force in the big tunnel on the
Duckhorn property on Copper noun
,ain' near. Bolster, Wash, has been
laiu on on account of bad air. An
Sir plant viii shortly be installed.
tunnel has been run 20 feet into
.ne NIL on the Growler claim at Re
puoiic. The vein is reported to be
ABOUT four feet wide and carries val
ues OF $l9 in copper, gold and silver.
Inc new 2O-stamp mill of the Green
JACK mine of Graves Creek district
= oregon is now completed and the
property has added to the MURDER q
neh employed and work is goirg on
very satisfactorily.
~ neorge Il. Roberts, the director in
the e mint in his annual report says
' 'he coinage minis at Philadel-
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Mrs. w. A. clark, Jr., Very Low.

Butte, Mont, Dec. 17.-Mrs. w. A.
Clark, Jr., daughter in law of Senator
Clark, who gave birth to a boy here
two weeks ago, lies very low and
specialist has been summoned from
Denver. Great anxiety is felt. The
boy, if he lives, will be the heir to
the Clark millions. The Inter Noun
tain estimates that at maturity he will
be the richest man in the world.