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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
STILL DOUBT AS TO
TIME OF CORONATION
Admission Tickets to Abbey
Bear No Date.
KINGS RECOVERY is RAPID
No Portable Couch Has Been P.esared
for the Exercises and This Supports
Report That His Majesty May Not
Drive on Coronation Day.

LONDON, July 29,-The admission
tickets to the Abbey ceremony Of the
coronation we're issued today. 'rhey
bear no date and are worded simply:
The coronation of their mat.sties,
1902"
The tickets are causing considerable
comment. as on the face of them they
show the official uncertainty as to
whether It may not be necessary 10
again postpone the ceremony.
It is stated that the King will start
for Deeside after the evening of the
coronation.
a dispatch to the Standard from
Cowes says his majesty Is already per
uftted to be Oh his feet without the
support Of a stick. with two bluejackets
IN close attendance on him. Nearly all
the restrictions in the matter of diet
have been removed.
The Birmingham Post, today, speak
ing Of the probable program for the
coronation day. says:
There is a growing conviction that
the King viii sleep at the deaneFy OF
Westminster on the eve of the corona
ton, returning thither for a period OF
rest after the ceremony. The state pro
cession viii traverse the original route
for coronation. even though the King is
absent No special device in the form
Of a portable couch has been prepared
for the coronation coach. This lends
credence to a story, inAuentially sup
ported, that the King will not drive on
coronation day at all.
When It IS remembered that there
are only ten days now before his majesty
must take a railway journey. the pros
poets are not on the side Of the opti-
mists, though his recovery continues
stTikingly rapid
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
PIT4SBURG SUOTAINS
HEAVY Loss BY FIRE
Five Firemen Injured While
Fl hting Flames.

PTTTsBURG. July ga fire that was
discovered about l O'Clock this morn
ing in the builGing at 919 Liberty Ave
Due. occupied by Denoon Bros, dealers
in paint and glass, completely gutted
that building. spread to the adjoining
building. occupied by Stewart Bros, &
Co. and injured FIVE fTemen.
The men hurt are William DalzeI. VII
liam Reese, D. Leach. c. Buckley, and
Daniel Gallagher. quarters OF an
hour after the alarm was sent IN there
was an eKplosioR that shook the entire
building and sent ont a sheet Of fame
that enveIoped twenty men, who we're
fighting the fire from an aerial ladder.
Five Of the fremen were badly burned.
Thsy were sent to the Homeopathic Hos
pital. Two more explosions occurred be-
fore daylight. but TO one was hurt At 6
o'clock this morning the buildings on
fire we're those of Stewart Bros, & Co,
81 Liberty Avenue; the DeuoOn Bros.
Paint and Varnish Company, 919 Libcr,
ty Avenue. and s. Ewart G Co. 92I
Liberty Avenue. IN the stores On Penn
Avenue, IN the rear CT the fire. the
stocks OF SpeeE & HoIlar, furniture deal
ers; A c. Ellis, hats, and J. J. Porter
millinerr were damaged by smoke and
water Ghe total loss VIII be between
100000 and S400,600.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
DETECTIVES NOV ON
STILL HUNT FOR STRONG
Mother Fears That He VIII
Do Something Rash.
May Yohe Looking for the Captain and
Trying to Get Advertise
ment

LONDON. July 29.-The family Of Put
nam Bradlee Strong are trying to get in
touch with him but so far have been
unsuccessful His mother. it Is said. is
afraid that he VIII shoot himself, or do
something rash
a man from Detective Littlechud's.
who Is acting for the Pinkertons, called
at the London Office of an American
newspaper this morning in quest of in
formation as to Strcng's whereabouts.
He said he knew a provisional warrant
was held at Bow Street police court. but
he expressed the opinion that My Yohe
was disappointed al losing hs- para
mour and was trying to be ugly, and
that she was also looking for good ad-
vertIsement
The only anxiety Of Detective Little
chill IS to find Strong and bring him in
touch with his family and keep an eye
o. him and prevent any nonsense.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
Latter to Be Tested on Au-
gust 8.
A HARB0R DEFENSE MONITOR
Namesake of Old Maine One of Most
Powerful Battleships in the World.
VIII Make Another Tnp on August
Io-WondeTful Speed Assured.

The Navy Department has completed
its arrangements for the official trials
next month Of the new batt1eship Maine
and the big monitor Arkansas.
On the 9Th CT August the Naval Board
Of Inspection and Survey. Of which Capt
Charles G. Train, I. s. y, Is the presi
dent. viii formally take charge Of the
Arkansas, recently completed at New
port News. Va. The big seaport defense
ship viii be run over what Is known
as the Barren Island course in Chesa-
peake Bay. Her engines, boilers. and
guns viii receive the most exhaustive
tests.
The Arkansas is designed especially
for the defense OF the harbors OF large
seaeoast cities. 1t Is probable thzt
after she Is commissioned she viii be
permanently stationed at either Boston
or New YORK.
august 1s IS the tine set by tie de-
partment for the Official list Of the bat
tleship Maine. built By the Cramps Ship
building Company. Of Philadelphia. The
Maine. during her recent builders test.
attained the remarkable speed Of over
nineteen knots per hour. She Is one Of
the most powerful battleships In the
world.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
CONFERENCE OF new
YORK PARTY LEADERS
MIR. Hill Wants It to Be Held
in Albany.
Efforts VIII Be Made to Put Ny. Ed
ward Shepard on the
Shelf.

NEW YORK, July 29-The few Demo
cratic politicians who are in the city
are talking seriously Of conference OF
party leaders from ali sections of the
State, to be held before the state Com
mittee meets to call the convention. A
number OF party leaders are now in
Saratoga. and others Will be there when
the race meeting opens. Local leaders
suggest that a conference be held at
the Spa during the first OF second week
in August
It is understood that David B. Hill
will insist on having the state com
mittoe meet in Albany when the time
cones to Issue the call for the con-
vcntion. All the members of the com
mittee ETJm this city favor going to
Saratogs toT the meeting. They. say. thai
Albany Is very dull and very hot in
August,
Gossip about the nomination Of Ed
ward NJ Shepard, of Brooklyn, as the
Democratic candidate for governor, has
been revived The leaders Of the Kings
county organization are reported to
favor the plan secretly because they
fear that Mr.. Shepard might prove
troublesome in the city CAMPAIGN next
fall unless he be shelved
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
The Sheriffs and Deputies
Slow to Act.
SITUATION CROWS ALARMING
Indications Are That the Dissatisfied
Men Intend to Shut Down the Mines
A1sogether-It Is Believed the Strike
Fund Is Having Bad Eject

wILKEsBARRE Pa, July z9.-Crowds
Of armed strikers this morning marched
about Shenandoah, encircIing the Koh-
moor and the West Shenandoah col
iieries. where the rioting Of yesterday
morning eliminated In the shooting Of
Superintendent Daniel Laudeman.
Most OF the steam workers at the two
.ccllieEies were frightened this morning
into refraining from work and the few
who remain are being closely guarded.
The authorities of the town are making
no effort to disperse the men. fearing
that such action might precipitate con
fict- The strikers have the idea en- ef-
fort is to be made 20 resume work at
the coIlieries and while that is not the
intention Of the company the men seem
determined to shut down the mines alto
gether and pfevent the pumps working.
At LansfoTd this morning the crowds
of the strikers turned back workers on
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
Twelve Invited to Enter List
Of Competitors.
SIX TO BE RESIDENTS HERE
Preliminary Plans Again Under Discus
sion at Meeting This Morning Be
tween Commissioners MaCfarland and
BiddIe, Ny. Allies and Mr.. Taylor.

= meeting was held this morning al
the Office of the Supervising Architect Of
the Treasury, Mr. Taylor, between Mr.
Maefarland and Engineer Commissioner
BiddIe. representing the District. and
Assistant Secretary Allies and Mr.. Tay-
Ior, representing the Treasury Depart
ment. in regard to the proposed new
District Building.
All preliminary plans we're again
taken in review and the question was
talked over IN general.
It was finally decided to invf com
petition for plans for the building from
among twelve architects. six OF whom
shall be residents Of the District and
the other six from outside
Another meeting wili take place on
next Monday morning at the Treasury
Department.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
ARMED STRIKERSHO
AUTHORITIES AT BAY


the way to the Lehigh Gal aBN Navlga-
ton Compsny's No. IL coIHery- a nun
Der of the touses Of the workers were
stoned and the windows broken. Burgess
Aaloy. who las only j couple Of con-
stables undsr his direction. says ne IS
unable tc cope with the situation and
he tUTGed the town over to the protection
CT Sheriff Gombert. who was sent for last
night but did not respond. again this
Irlerning, he was asked 70 send deputies
70 come 70 the scene but he did not. and
later sent word that he would be up In
The afternoon
The company is helpless because 1t
IS compelled to keep all its guards for
the protection CT the nine and the only
men workers it can retain are these
who prefer to stay ~ the coIIiery IN
stead Of taking their chances with the
strikers
Fifty CT the strikers. who are charged
with Tioting. promised to give them
selves up for a hearing if the warrants
are received by a constable. who Is a
member Of the United Mine Workers.
dd4 ne Is serving the warrants this
morning They viii endeavor to prove
alibis
The Citizens Alliance. Of Panther
Creek Valley. is planning an action by
which it is hoped TO stop the riotIng.
but it VIII not be put into execution
for a couple OF days.
Men who apply for work say that
they are disappointed at the failure of
the union to give them any relief ex-
CePt the $5e. 600 received for the entire
TegiCn last Friday This does not 90
far among 100000 men and their fanai-
les.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
ON THE LOOKOUT FOR
ALLEGED ANARCHISTS
Description of Men Expelled
From Turkey Sent Out

Mr.. Frank P. Sargent, Commissioner
General Of Immigration. yesterday sent
out TO immigration officials in this eoun-
try photographs Of anarchists who had
been expelled from Turtey and who were
on their way to this country Accom-
Panying the photographs were instruc-
tions from Mr.. Sargent to investigate the
charges against the anarchists and if
found correct to return them TO the
place whence they came
The names Of the alleged anarchists
are: D'ignoti Genitori, twenty four
years old: Cassea Carmelo, twenty-seven
years old, and D'apasquale, thirty-five
years old.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
DEATH AS RESULT CT
FALL IN ELEVATOR SHAFT

A. " Grafton. the son of E. W.
Grafton, a well-known business man of
this city, died at the Garfield Hospital
shortly after 2 o'clock this morning.
On the I4th Of July young Grafton
while in Daishs mill on Florida Avenue
and Brentwood Road. fell down an eIe-
vator shaft. badly injuring his arm.
Blood poisoning set in and the young
man died In terrible agony this morn
ing
He and his father were engaged in the
roofing business in this city and resided
at 1923 Eighth Street northwest The
body has been turned over TO an under
taker 10 be prepared for burial
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29

Mr.. R J. Tracewell. Comptroller Of the
Treasury, today rendered his decision in
regard to the pay Of employees Of the
Government Printing Office.
The question submitted to the Comp
truHer for decision by the Public Printer
was whether the employees OF the Gov
ernment Printing Office are entitled TO
pay for thirty days. exclusive Of Sundays
and legal holidays, when on leave of
absence. The decision affects many hun
dreds of Government employees not only
in the Printing Ofhce. but In many de-
partnents- and IS Of great Importance.
The Comptroller says in his decision.
IN part.
The act under consideration 1886
1889 does not give to you any right to
pay to employees Of the Government
Printing Office for Sundays Intervening
in any periods Of leaves Of absence
granted to them Following the reason
ing CT the Court of Claims in the Ha7-
rison case. il seems clear that the hoH-
days named are practically made work
ing DAYS so far as pay is concerned,
ana mat II can make 10 difference in
computing the pay due to an employ9
whether the holidays fall in during a
period OF service or during a period Of
leave. and that he is entitled to pay
for sny Of the holidays named. II IN
cluded in the leave period. not by vir-
tue Of the leave Of absence. but be-
cause it IS q day for which he would
have been paid if not on leave
This IS IN harmony with the ruling
Of the Court Of Claims. which gives to
an employe Of the Government Printing
Office the same pay during period Of
leave as he would have been entitled TO
had no leave been taken. and would ex-
cept rhe legal holidays named from the
force Of the remainder Of this decision.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
ARRIVAL OF MACHIAS
IN HA!TlEN WATERS
The Potomac Reaches Venezuela to Re
place Marietta.

The Navy Department has received q
oablegram announcing the arrival OF the
Machias yesterday at Cape Haitien.
4 cabIegram has also been received
announcing the arrival at La Guaira to-
day OF the tug Potomac
The Potomac viii perform the duties
in Venezuelan waters OF the Marietta
which has been ordered 20 Colon.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
VIII F ind Prayers Answer
ed When She Arrives.
DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED
State Department Informed by Minister
Merry That President zelaya Has
Taken Such Action-DT. Wilson Was
Tried and Found Guilty Of Treason.

The State Department received the
gratifying news today that the Presi-
dent Of Nicaragua had carried out hts
promise to commute the death sentence
Of Dr. Russell Wilson. the young physi-
clan Of Milan, Ohio, who was captured
with other members Of an organization
known as the Rough Riders. which lad
begun a revolutionary movement against
the NicaragUan government.
The information came in q telegram
dated San Juan, Costa Rica, from VIII
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
THINK THEY HAVE CLUE
TO MISSING MISS NASH
Lady Answering Description
at Basic City, Va.
Member Of Family and Detective Miller
Have Gone to See If tt Is the De-
parted School Teacher.

Once again the police officials think
they have an important clue which may
result in the locating Of Miss Louisa X
Nash, the young school teacher who has
been missing from this city for month
OF more. Early this morning Captain
Boardman received 4 dispatch from L. B.
shumate, town sergeant al Basic City.
Va, which was as follows;
Lady here answers description your
circular Of July 4 for Miss Louisa G.
Nash. Says name Farrow. Can you
send soEe one to identify her,
The family Of Miss Nash were at cnee
notified and oEe Of heE brothers, accom-
panied by Detective Sergeant Miller, left
for Basic City late this afternoon
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
MISS HANNAH CLARK,
DEAN OF KNOX COLLEGE
POSITION rendered the Young Lady 4
Flattering One

CALEsBURC, III, July 29-Miss Han
nah 3 Clark has accepted the posi-
ticn cf dean OF women IN Knox College
a cablegram to this effect has been re
ceived from Scotland. where she is tour
ing.
Miss CLARK was graduated from Smith
College IN 1851, and then taught for five
years in Dearborn College, Chicago. She
next took a three years course In the
University Of Chicago. For the last
three years she has been dean Of wo-
men in West Virginia University She
is q member OF the Chicago Women 5
Club. She viii teach sociology in ad-
ditioa to her duties as dean.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
PRINCE CHEN'S VISIT TO
AMERICA MUST RAI4
Minister WI Says He Has
Received No Orders.

Minister WI Ting fang Informed the
State Department today that the visit to
the United States OF Prince Chen had
been postponed for the present. Prince
Chen, who was sent to England as spe-
cial ambassador Of tGa Emperor of Chi
ia to the coronation. is now in London.
He vas 20 have sailed for New York
last Saturday. but was obliged to cancel
his passage, because ne had not re-
ceived any response from his govern
ment to an inquiry whether he should
remain IN London for the coronation
ceremonies IN August.
Sir Liang, the new Chinese minister to
the United States. is in Prince Chen =
suite.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
PROMISES
REPUBLICAN HO[
COLONEL LYNCH AGAIN
SENT BACK TO PRISON
The Irish Member Of Parliament Charg-
ed With High Treason.

LONDON, July 29-col. Arthur Lynch
the Irish member OF Parliament charged
with high treason for fighting on the
BoeT side in South Africa. was again
arraigned in Bow Street police court to-
day The prosecution brought several
more witnesses to prove that Lynch ac-
lively served with the Beers against the
British.
The prosecution then rested its case.
asking for Lynch's ccmmittal for trial.
The accused. however. was again re-
handed in order TO give the lawyers
time to consider the evidence adduced-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
Mr.. GATES WILL NOT
TAKE EUROPEAN TRIP
Decides TO Make Saratoga His Head
quarters.

NEW YORK. July 29.-John W. Gates
will make his headquarters at Saratoga
until September. He has foreg0ne his
trip to Europe, and there seems to De
little doubt that he desires to be on hand
for the fight for the control OF Colorado
Fuel AID Iron
Of course, that is only one OF ths
many things that viii absorb his
attention and pyTotechnics in the stock
market for the next month OF so will
be traced by Mr.. Gates admirers te
Saratoga.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
Sanger Acting as War Secretary.

Colonel Sanger, the Assistant Secre-
tary Of War. was at his desk IN the
war Department today acting as Sec
retary OF War. For the past few days
the War Department has been without
a Secretary. Colonel Sanger was de-
tanned in New York by the Illness OF
Mrs. Sanger. who. it is understood. Is
now on the road to recovery.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
HIGH OFFICE PROMISED
DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH
May Be Made Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland.

LIVERPOOL. .fuiy 2s.-The Post" to-
day states that the Duke Of Marlborough
is about TO be appointed 10 an Office
great n social If not political character.
II he Is not made lord lieutenant OF
ireland, the "Pust' says, he viii get
the governor generaIship of Australia.
The Duke Of Marlborough is well
known IN Ameri,a because OF his mar
riage tc Miss Ccns1elo Vanderbilt. OF
New York
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
ASSISTANT SECRETARY
DARL!NG'S RETURN

L is expected that Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy Darling viii return 70 this
city tomorrow end assume the duties of
Secretary Moody during the Iatter's ab-
sence- Secretary Daring is now with
his family 81 his old home. Bennington,
Vt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
ABSENCE NO BAR TO
PAY ON HOLIDAYS
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN IS
GREETED WITH CHEERS
Resumes His Duties in the House Of
Commons.

LONDON. July 29.-Co1onial Secretary
Chamberlain Is so fully recovs-ed frcm
the effects Of the accident 10 his head
some weeks ago. that he was today e5Ie
to resume his duties in the House of
Commons.
He was greeted with general cheering.
Liberal leader in the House. vcicing the
congTa tUlations OF the opposition
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
HOAX ADVERTISEMENT
TO BOOM AMERICA
Emigration Agents Adopt a
New and Novel Scheme.

VIENNA. July 29.-An advertisement
was recently put IN the Warsaw papers
inquiring for relatives of a millionaire
named Horowltz. who. It was said, had
died in New York. This is a common
name in Poland, and the American con
suiate has been besfeged by thousands OF
persons claiming to be the relatives
looked for.
investigation has shown that the ad-
reTtisement was hoax gotten up hv
the emigration agents 10 show the ad-
vantages Of America.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
SENIOR MARISCAL WILL
PAY VISIT TO NEW YORK
Cuban Minister of Foreign Affairs Has
Left Havana.

Herbert G. Squiers. the Uaited States
Minister to Cuba. teIegraphed the State
Department today that Senor MariscaI.
the minister of foreign affairs, had left
Havana for New York by way Of Tampa
He expected TO spend three weeks in
New York, Mr.. Squiers said
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
CALIFORNIA CASHIER
GOES THE WRONG ROAD

SAN FRANCISCO. July 29.-wIlam
J. White. cashier Of the board of public
works. has disappeared from his post,
and it IS officially announced that he is
several thousand dollars short in his
ACCOUNTS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
JOHN WATTS, FAMOUS
ENGLISH JOCKEY, DEAD
Trained Kings Horses and Rode Derby
Winners.

LONDON. July 29.-John Watts for
merly weIl-known Jockey and at one
time trainer for the King. is dead at
Esher.
Watts rode the Derby winner four
times IN ten years.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
Important Decision Rem
dered by ComptroI-
ler TraceWelI.
FOLLOWS THE COURT OF CLAIMS
Many Thousands of Clerks
Are Affected.
CASE OF G. P. 0. employees

Holidays Intervening in Leaves of Alb
sence Are Practically Made Working
Days So Far as Pay Is Concerned
Employe Would Have Been Paid If
Not on Leave
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29
Chairman of Congress
al Committee Happ
and Confident.
The OUTLOOK VERY EEC3URAt
Letting Democrats Do Talk
ing as We Did in
Congress" "
THEY ARE HARMoNIzINe.

eve Are Already Harn0nized"-No
Trouble With National Issues and
Not Mucn With Local-SIipped Into
Town for a Day-Goes Back to New
York Tonight.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-07-29

Showers this afternoon or to
night Wednesday fair; light, va
Tiable winds.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-10-24
A Sam Jones Story.

A Baltimore physician tells the fol
lowing anecdote about Sam Jones, the
Georgian evangelist
When several years ago Sam Jones
was at Emory Grove camp the news
paper reports of his sermons eau ed
him to complain.
At the last service he looked Down
at the reporters, who sat at a table
just in front of the pulpit, and said
"And I want to tell you fellows
that like you lot, in spite of your
manifold faults. You boys don't
treat me right, though. You take
my sermons and pick out piece here,
piece there and a piece somewhere
else; then you string the pieces to.
gether, and, naturally, they read
funny.
NOW suppose | reported the Bible
that way A man asks me what the
Bible tells him to do. read in one
place, And Judas went out ant
hanged himself. I turn over ant
read, Go thou and do likewise. And
i'll another place | find, And do il
quickly
"Now, you see, boys, that sort o.
thing won't do; it amt fair.