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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
REPORT IS GROUNDLESS.
Russia, Japan, and Germany Not De-
handing Shanghai Concessions.

SHANGHAI. Feb 27-There seems 20
be no local foundation for the reports
that Germany, Japan, and Russia are de-
handing separate concessions in Shang-
hal.
An imperial edict issued today aboIishes
the lucrative position Of the Yellow River
Imperial Commissioner, and transfers his
duties to the Governor Of Shsntung.
Taotai sheng, imperial director Of rail-
ways and telegraphs. today transmitted
twenty-tour proposals Of Mr.. Mackay. the
British tariff commissioner. TO join the
Commissioner Lu Eai Houan, formerly
Minister to Germany.
Sheng has given a pledge Of secrecy to
Mr.. Mackay in regard TO these proposals,
and refuses TO divulge the nature Of them
to Mr.. Sharrett. the American commits
siOner
It is understood here that the proposals
refer largely to Government reforms
rather than 10. the tariff
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27

official recognition Of Dr. Martins lone
md invaluable services 70 China
The discharge Of the professors.
together with the action Of the Throne
and the Minister Of Education in totally
ignoring the assistance Of all Western
teachers, is Interpreted as a defiance OF
Christianity and foreigners.
Other educators are leaving the mis-
sions and combining, 10 strengthen Chris
tian education.
The directors Of the Peking University,
Sir Robert Hart, Minister Couger and
others approve a union with the MS
siOns.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27

assembled there until after # shall have
dispersed, when he will direct those on
duty TO return IT. their respective pre-
cincts. unless otherwise ordered.
a detail of two mounted men viii pre-
cede the band of the German singers from
the Embassy via Massachusetts, Avenue
TO Tenth Street northwest, to + Street
northwest, 10 Eighth Street northwest,
where they viii disband."
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
MOB DOES MURDER.
Victim Caught in Bed and Killed While
Sleeping.

JACKSONVILLE. Ill, Feb. 27.-wood-
ford Hughes was riddIed with bullets by
a mob and the top of his head was blown
of as he lay in his bed in a house at
NOrtonvilie. a hamlet south OF here.
Suspected and acquitted months ago OF
having shot a neighbOr. he had been
warned never to return to the village.
and yesterday. for the first time since.
went b~ck to the home OF his enemies
During the night the mob was organ
lied and surrounded the house in which
he was staying.
At least dozen shots were fred
through the window Of his room. and the
shooting continued after the victim was
dead
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
CHURCH MEMBERS ARRESTED.
Meeting to Demand Pastors Resignation
EG Stormy Session.
90 b u - -

CUMBERLAND. Nd, Feb. 27.-At a
meeting OF forty members OF st. Pauis
Lutheran Church last night. called 20 act
on the councils request for the resigna-
ton OF the Rev. Theodore J. Vest, there
was great turmoil
The Rev. SIR. Yost was doWned in The
fight for chairman. He claimed his op-
pOnents were acting Illegally. and after
the secretaries were selected. one Of
whom he accused Of being an infdel. he
exhOrted his followers 20 bolt. In leav-
ing there Vas much jOstling and pande-
mOnium.
William Yost, one OF the pastors sons.
was arrested on charge Of stealing the
church records. ana Edward Trieber. who
was in the rush to secure the records for
assault. The meeting proceeded after the
YOst people left. and his resignation vas
unanimously asked.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
MEMBERS OF BUND
TO MARCH ANYHOW
AS individuals Many VIII
Join in the Parade.
To Disregard Organizations Official Ac-
ton on Tomorrow Nights
TOrchlight Procession.

Almost every society and organization
whose membership is composed OF Ger
mans and German Americans held special
meetings last night at their various head
quarters, for the purpose Of making final
arrangements for the torchlight process
sion and screnade which IS TO be given on
Friday evening in honor Of Prince Henry.
Enthusiasm prevailed at all meetings.
and the indications point to a larger par
tcipauon than was expected by the ex-
ecutfve committee
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
To Ignore the Order

Many members OF the Saengerbund, who
are dissatisfied with the official action
which that body has taken relative to its
non-participation at the demonstration.
have decided TO ignore 1t and march and
sing in honor Of the Prince. There seems
to be a feeling Of general dissatisfaction
among the members OF the Saengerbund
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
Police Near de Embassv

Lieutenant Byrne and sevcnty-ive
foOtmen viii be on hand on Massachu-
sets Avenue in the vicinity Of the En-
bassy TO maintain order at O'Clock A
serenade will follow, and Lieutenant
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27

over the official attitude of the society
in the matter. and. as one member ex-
pressed himself last night. 1T may lead
to developments which may cause the
resignation of a number Of officials Of
the bund."
Route Of the Parade
Mr.. Curt Voelckner. marshal Of the
torchlight procession. has announced the
route of the procession to be as follows:
From Eighth and E Streets northwest 10
Tenth, TO Massachusetts, Avenue. to Ger
man Embassy. countermarch 10 and
around Scott Circle. and return to place
Of rendezvous. the RathskeIler. Eighth
and E Streets.
Major Sylvester yesterday announced
the police arrangements for the care Of
Prince Henry on his visit to the city to-
morrow. also providing the following pO-
lice regulations for the singers demon
stTatlOn.
AT $50 o'clock p. N. ten footmen will
report to the marshal Of the procession,
which will form near Ninth Street and
Massachusetts Avenue. for the purpose
OF giving the singers safe escort TO High
land Terrace. The marshal will inform
the sergeant in charge as TO those who
will be entitled TO march over the ter
lice regulations for the singers demon
stration;
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
FIRE IN BANK BUILDING.
Officials Believe It to Be Work Of
Incendiaries.

A fire was discovered under a fight Of
steps IN a rear room Of the Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank. in Georgetown
yesterday afternoon The blaze was
quickly extingUished without the aid Of
the fire department
Il IS believed BY tho bank officials that
the IRE was OF incendiary origin. as Il Is
the second blaze that has occurred in
that spot within the past two weeks.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-04-16
Staot Baltimore.
GrirfbcfGrSerune nod benz ausIanSe

Die ausldnbtf9e poit fir bic nit
benz 10. 4pril enbenbe 8o9e f9lieBt
(in allen Tdue. piinftli9) i'm bieiigen
Poitamte tpie Folgt (fic 9adstfa6en
Dffen tdgli4 BON 9 l1br 9prmittass
big 8 ubr Nu9mittogs, olsgenomz
men Sonntags):
Die poit lit often fir gudetz5tiide
bon 9 ubr @ormittags Bis 5 ubr
9a9mittags tdgIi9, ausgenommen
Sonntags.
Srans= otGanti16e g 0 It.
Wittpp6 = 9 l16r Nbenbs: fir
Jrantrei9 per 9ampfer ga Gbumz
payne" pia !9apre (8riefe fir anoere
S6eile gurppa's miifen per ga
Champagne" beaei9net- iein); fir
europa per 9ompfer nOeuti4lanb"
bta plpmoutb, @berbourg unb !5amz
burg.
6reitag = 6 u6r @benbs: fir
europa per 9ampfer nStaatenbam"
bia 9lpmoutb (8rtefe fir Srlanb
miifen per vGtoatenbam" be3et9net
iein). 9 ubr Nbenbs: fir europa
per Oampfer r@urOnta" pia Queens
topn; fir bic Q5oren@Snieln per
9ampfer rSroian 9rince."
poft il g Ii b. D gentraIs
Nmertta, We itinotsn etc.
Mitttpo6 = IL ubr Na9ts: fir
Bermuda per Oampfer r5rinioao."
Spnneritag = 1 u6r Ra4mtttags:
fir sSamaica pia $50 ton. II u6r
Na9ts: fir bic 8abamas unb Sunz
tiago per 0ampfer Santiago"
Sreitag = II l16r Na6ts: fir
Yorto Hico, Curacao unb @~ene5uelu
per 0ampfer philadelphia" fir
8raiilien per 9ampfer r@oleribge"
piu Bahia unb Gio SuneirO; fir So
moiea per Oampfer n4ltai;" fir Die
Ga plutu : 2Gnber per 9ompfer
rStrubo;" fir 9apti per 9umpfer
uOranii Nufuu."
Die Boff FIR Neufunblanb Dta
NorOzSibnep unb Wliguelon pia 3d.
fton f9lieBt bier iGslt4 um 3 ubr
Na9mittaas; fir Cuba pta Sampa
tdsli9 I'm 1 ubr Na4mittdgs; fir
5onburas, Gotta Rica uno @uatez
mala pia Nep=S orleans tdgli9 um
s nbr Qbenbs.
grams 9uciftc 30 It.
Sreita9 = 7 nbr @benos: fir
6apaii, Sapan unb CHINA pia Gan
5ran3isco; fir @binu unb Sapan Dia
Seattle.
Die 9oit fir Qu1tralien, 3euzSee>
Lamb, Siii Sampa unb 9anaii Dia
Gan 5run5isco f4lieBt bier Bis gum
26. 4pril tdglt6 UNI Z ubr Qbenbs.
Srans : pacific : goit fpirb tGg=
Ii9 gum @bgangsbafen befOrbert uno
arrangements finb getrpffen fir bez
rem ununterbrodene l1eberlanb : 8s=
fOroerung.
6. 0abies 90 arfteGb,
poftmetfter.
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Sotal $1336 $4O64 $54O0
0u3u erbGlt iebes MitgIieo fir
$25 99rei6materialien pber ben
@elbpert6.
9eue 8rieftG It n. -PDItz
meiiter g. 0abies Wdrfielb bat bic
46fi9t, bic 8rieftGften in Der StaOt
bur9 neue 8ebGlter erIeBen 5u lafen,
bic nit einem automattf4en Regiitrir<
@pparat berie6en iinb, bur9 ben itets
bic 3ett a~ngegeben pir0, ipann Die
&Gften 5unG6it geleert nerben. lie
BERRIES pirb benz 9u6lifum angez
5eigt, tpunn Der in ben &uften getporz
fene 8rief bic 9auptoffice erret9t.
Der Gegtitrirungs : Qpparat 1T bic
@rffnbung zines Galifornier 8oftz
8eamten unb 1T in berI9iebenen36 bet
len bes Qdnbes bereits in 8enuBung.
Die 8orri9tun9 Der 3egiitrirung 1T
GuBerit einfu9 unb petit Elm 3eiger
itets auf bic Stunoe, in tpel9er bic
nG9ite @infammlung Der i'm &dIten
befinbli9en 8riefe erfolgt. SobalO
Der 8rieftrGger ben &aiten Dffnet,
berf9pinbet Die unge3eignet getpeiene
@tunoe uno tiinbigt Der 3eiger Die
nG6Ite 3eit bes @inbolens Der Brief
f9aften an. 8e3iigli9 Der Qebteren
@tntreffen in benz Ypftamt nirb berz
felbe 9lan beniiBt.
Snfpt3trten B a IS t.
s ames 9etm." Cardinal
Gibbons na6m bic id6rli9e Snfpetz
tion bes st, Sames : &nu6enz
6eims" an Der Gde BON Sigh unb
2otpfraBe in 8egGeitung elmer Qnz
3a6l @eitli9er unb Der OireftDren
Der 4nItalt' bpr. Der Sa6res6eri9t
purbe berGefen. Gus bemieGben ging
berbor, baB Sc &naben bafelbit Elm
6eim ftnben. Inter ben antpeIenben
@eifGi9en befanben ii9: 9dtsr @ep.
SO. Oepine, Geb. Sumes s. 0onabue,
gPep. s. @ut6, 3ep. 8. s. Mcg1amdz
ru, Rep. 8. 6. 0e Bulf, Reb. 9ug6
u. Gurlep, Rep, s. 2tb, &eO. Sips.
Morbs, 8ruber Dominic BON berSt.
Marien : Snbuitrte : S4ule, 8ruber
SiibOr, ferner bic So. 8. @bOrt, S,
s.. So6nfon, 9enrp u. 8Ofe, Denis
Goble, 4nbretp S. 2utpler, patrid 81.
gPeDnolos, Sobn MaaoD uno 6. s.
goob.
Gin G6edzS 9ptnbter.-
Die 9oli3ei Iu9t mad einemS9pinbz
Ter, yeamens SdmueG Wtebr, tpel9er
ben aleiberbGnbIer 8. Ma5or BON Nr.
1925, Of>pruttitruBe, nit einem auf
bic nOlb Sopn 8ant" ausgeIteuten
qefdlf9ten Gbed BON $48 ansei9miert
bat unb ungei4ulDigt lit, Die So. Sa>
lomon Goldberg unb u. Smter bon
Ofz8ultimore nit gefdli9tsn @beds
Don $38, reip. $28, reingelegt gu ba>
BEN. Der Maann lit ungefG9r 30 Sabre
aft urtb 5 SUB 6 3Oa eroB.
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Gus bem Snnern Narslano's unn
ben ausren,enoen Staaten.
6o6betagt ge1torben.

9o9betugt &c torben.
en- Go6rerpille, WaI6ington@Gpunz
tD, 1T !6r. s. s. 3obrer i'm Otter BON
SO Sabren ge1torben. @r mar elmer
Der 6anbels : Yioniere bes Staates
in ben 1840er Sabrer. @r 6interlGbt
folqenbe 8inber: .. u. 3obrer, Srau
$. 6. &o6rer unb 5reb. .. &obrer
BON &%pbrerspiue; SO. 8. 8. Robrer
BON @alina, &ani.; 8. 8. Rp6rer BON
2i6ertp Centre, S6io; 8. 8. Rpbrer
BON 2ocuf @rope, Mtb.; Sruu 9eor9e
90. Sbomds bon Brownsville uno
sSrdu Maria 8. Furthermore bon 0dz
gerstonn.
2iebestummer.
sSn Upper groB Rpdbs, 9arforbz
Gountb, bat ii9 bus Is Sabre alte
Sri. @na Sd pergiftet, neil i6reMutz
ter es ni6t leiben po1te, baB iie einen
iungen Mann %empfangen foqte, Der
lie beiratben poate.
Muf ber@ traBenbahn gez
t0btet.
Ous Opfer zines grdBli6en I'm
fanes tpurbe in 2ancdit er, Pd., Der
so Sabre ate 9apioMpers, Elm poblz
befannter na6e 8earbile %np6nbufter
FARMER. Ser el6e nuroe in oerg1Gz
Re feiner Wo6nung BON einem Wagz
oon Der 2ancaiter unb Sem 0oQdnoz
SroleD : 2inte iiberfd6ren uno ge@
t0btet. Die 2ei6e bes Mannes pur0e
in f9rsfli9 bertiimmeltem 3uitanoe
neben ben nit 8lut bebedten 9eletfen
dufeefunben. Der S9Gbel Der 2ei9e
! par gGn5li6 Sermalmt. Die 8eoiez
rlingsmanni9aft bes 8aggons, BON
fpel9em Mpers getroffen ipuroe, bate
ben unfan ni9t bemerft unb fpa oa=
ber bic Sga6rt nidt unterbro9en NOR
ben. @ie permutbet niro, biirfte Der
9erungliidte fi9 uuf Dem 8eleiie ME-
bergelegt baden uno eingef4lafsn ietn.
6 ingongreB @anbtbat.
Sn @efminIter bringen Die bemoz
fratif6en SreunOe bes 9rn. Gbds.G.
Stint bieien als GongreB : Ganoioaten
in @orI9lag. 9r. Ginf, elm Mann
i'm Otter BON so Sabren, lit ie6r gez
antet uno tpur Stats : Inpalt fir
Carroll : gountp in 1895 uno 1896.
Gr 1T Elm tii9tiger 4npdlt II. ntmmt
reaen 4ntbeil IN alien tnoui trteaen
unterne6mungen.
@elb zines Qr5tes.
en- Dilmington, Del, bat Or. Sol.
8. II. 8lodIom Sel6tmprO our4 @r@
hdnaen begangen. Sn 6Olge geiitiger
3erriittung mar Der 4r5t mad Dem
sSrren : 4fpl gu 5arnburt gebra4t
fporben, ND er bic Shat in ieinem
@6lafaimmer am 8ettpfoiten aus
fiihrte. gr mar 55 Sabre alt uno
hinterldbt cine Grau unb Elm &tnb.
g~rp1ofton in einem
Stetnbru6 d.
Sci 9inesburg, WafbingtonzGoun
til. ~ereiqnete ii9 in einem Steinbru9e
an Der .Weftli9en MurDldnbet8abn
cine pprseitige @rplofiOn, upbur4 Der
40 Sabre ate 2utber 90. Sapis BON
som Gods setObtet unb 6. s. anbed
iebsnsgefdbrli4 berlest tpurOen. Srsi
nnbere, nabe babel itebenbe Nrbeiter
euttamer unperleBt. 9apis btnter>
Iaht cine ssrau unb apei &inber.
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G6orrss 9orburn SIR. 1904. gon.

Charles Ror6urb, Nr. 1904, Gam
nzIbenlte, Sonnenba4, $4.65.
nSmmebiote Benefit 2tfe Snf.@p.,"
Norbpei t. gde@utatp= unb 8ibbleftr.,
aeQereingang, 1886.
npropibent Sabin9s' 8ant," Nr,
SIG, Norbz9apftruBe, &aereingung.
S..
Charles 81. @mitb, g1r. 1901, g.
G6arlesitraBe, S4aufeniter um3u=
bauen, unentge1tli9.
6enrp g. Rippel, Scr. 1929, 8eitz
8altimoreftraBe, 0unggrube an3uIe=
gen, Sc.
Soiep6 Rafenstp, NorbOitzGfe Der
Qnnz utrb 9ancaiteritruBe, 8e1erein=
gang, $3.50.
Sol. u. @inbeG, NOrOneIt : gde
9atterfon>partz unb Nf6lanbz&be.
@%rterfeniter, $67.
} 2ouis 2epean, Nr. "A, S.%8onbz
ftraBe, @onnenbo9, $2.35.
@ttemtQer Bros, g&r. HOO, 9olz
linsftraBe, @onnenba9, $29.65.
u. Greenfield, Nr. 105, @.<8arre=
itraBe, Q~dOenfront, S..
8. 8. @bebnep, 2. unb ct. YauG=
ftrdBe, 8arbierpfoften, 81.
Sobn Meperfon, NorboitzGde BON
Spring unO Pratttr., SOnnenbu4,
$1O.65.
Sane 2aile1, 0orbpeftzgfe 5rez
mont unb SaratOgaitruBe, @rtsrfenz
iter, $3.50.
SOi. g.. Dunn, CIR. 853, 9opurbz
ftraBe, S9aufeniter, $15.25.
rMarplanb Pptterp &c." Satpnz,
nube preiiOentftraBe, &eaereingang,
$6.4O.
gbarGes s. 8%Onaparte, CIR. 1413,
2inbenztDenue 8enereingang, $685..
SRI. HabeG be @olf, Scr. $50, 9arz
rifontraBe, Spnnenba4, $4,65.
Sato6 4bler, Nr. ISL, Noroz@uz
tupitraBe, &elIereingung, $3.50.
unter3et4net.
Mabor 6aDer unter3ei9nete geitern
bic &urpen=@ erorbnung berStraBenz
balm : @efsGf9aft. @eneral : Sc
i9dftsfibrer !6ouie bra4te benz Maz
por cine fpe3ieIe StumpffeOer fir bic
unter3ei4nung feines NamenS uno
nabm Die Sober pieber NIT, UNI fe
auf3u6eben.
6 q Ell II 8Og1ein gefIogen.
SIM 8eIunb6eitsamte ptro iebt
ii4er Der Sob @in3ug balten, tpenigz
items na4 benz ulten 8ei6erglauben,
benin geItern flog Elm @pe8t Our9
bus pffene 6enfter in Or. Stofes'
2abpratortum i'm brttten Stodpert
bes gitpz9aqzQnner Elm. Or. Stoz
fes, Inn ben un6eimGi4en Sat gu
banner, fling ieinen Senb6oten Elm
unb fperrte i'm in einen 8dfig.
Die Wt drgldnDer Stddts@
@efeBgebung tpiro 6eute Ytitz
tag gu ter bonn 8OuOerneur Smith
ein6srufenen GrtruzS iBung GUAM
men tmreter, Inn bic Steuerumluge fir
ben @taat gu firiren. Sin G0utus
Der &epu6lifaner fanO geftern &beno
ni4t itatt, bod nerDen beute 8ormttz
tag bor benz 3ufammentritt Der Be-
gislatur bic MitglieDer beiber 9arz
teien cine Gonferen3 abbalten. Qler
Na6rI9einli9feit naa beenbep beibe
9Guier beute Ha4mittag ibre &rbetz
ten.
Die Soften limb re9t betrd4tli4;
Die 8eiieIpeien unb @ebiibren fir Ell
men Saq fino, fpte fplgt:
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Ad,fmns, @OIjGrbefter!
~

Sine orOBt MISUNDERSTANDING dltr e9i3ats
better. S8refner, 4adirer uuO @tai6inenSS,Hte
ipirO futtfiuOen 3 onnertag 4beno D. osn
II. Npril. i'm oqabors2pccrnt," gr. lOll, Ms
baltimore StraBe. @euerusSefrctd 2bomds s.
Gioo BON Chicago, &i6oro @rauHl9ipsio O m
Srtn-gorf rno Ratioual Crqaniiator SEQ. Dt.
@untntr BON Bottom perOcu ais 3eOntr a%uitretfn-
TDe n
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unfereS = Sn CID
fe's S9eater an Der Norb : Charles
5traBe piro bas bieraftige S4aln
ipiel n@orlOlings" gegeben, bas bon
benz 9ublitum ie6r beifdaig aufgez
nommen parb.
- Sn n5orb's Spern6aus" ma9t
gQuo 8abis" einen tiefen GinOrud
uuf Die bieIen 8eIu8er.
= Sn 8ernan's nMonumentalz
S6eater" 3iebt Elm Invertebrates Barrie
tGten : 9rogramm aqabenbli9 Elm
poles 9aus.
Sin GROCER Grfolg 1T rsbe fatal
tpeboing" i'm r6ouiOapitruBenzSb eaz
ter" bas Stiid piro DON elmer ie6r
tii9tigen 9eieGf9dft gegeben.
- Sn Der rNuoitOrium : Mfuftfz
6ule" berurfa9en Die QiGiputuner in
Der pofe Die Iuitigen 8ugu6unOen"
folfe beitere Scenen, baB ielbft Der
griesgrdmigite 9ppu4onber gu einem
QG9eln ge5fpungen miro.
= Sn Der rWauitt : 9ane" pirb
an 6rettags : Q6enO 9rau's 9pern>
@eIeGi9aft gum eriten Male auftrez
ten. @egen bes NG6eren lei duf Die
Qn3eigen ber1piefen.
Die 9oIt5ei foGG u4en.
= Me6rere iunge 0amen beflugten
fi9 geftern BEL Der poli3et, baB lie auf
Der StraBe @9mudz unb @ertbz
laden perlOren bGtten. SRI. Qgnes
sFotpler pon Nr. 1881, Qig6t1Strube,
permiBt elm golbenes 4rm6anb gum
@ertbe BON $36; SRI. Sba SigeG bOn
gr. 249, Rorb@greter5StraB cine
golbene ubr gum Mertbe bon SIS;
9rl. 81. 8lan9e Sunis BON @tnbforz
Sin elm SpiBenzSadet gum 8ert6e
BON $40; SRI. Murp 9ierfOn Elm
f9tpuraes peIa=@ape gum @ertRe bon
$3.50. i
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Stir STE 6eiunSbeit

gie6t e5 ni6ts 8eferes, als bas SAB.
unb 6lufdenbier Der n@eO. 9iintber.
iun., 8rau : Comp" Cine 8robe BE-
neift IS einem Seben. 8erfu4t es,
6. &c g. Sci. 2457, ober 96illipa
Bros, aleiniger 6IaI4enbier= 8etrie6,
600 unb Gil Sib : Caroline : Str,
(106)
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9ieiienSc nadb europa, saiiun 1902
f0nnen 1. unb 2. &lafez&aiiiten uuf
irgenb elmer 9ampferz2tnt bur9 uns
belegen, @9iffsplan, @bfubrtsplun
II. +. M. auf 8erlungen 5ugef9idt.
Sbeo. 8. 9iener &c 6 o., 9afaz
qierz 4genten, Ger. Ais, MaterzS truBe.
IuslGnbif4es 9elb, De4iel unb Gre
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-11
REMEMBERED EMPLOYERS.

Chicago, Dec. 3l.-The Crane Com
pany tonight distributed among its
employees s125,000 as a Christmas gift
in recognition Of services rendered tho
firm and with the desire of giving its
workers some share over and above
their wages in the splendid prosperity
that has come to it in the year just
closed. Every person in the employ OF
the company, from Office boys up to
treasurer-3500 men and women in all
Received a sum equivalent to per
cent of the money each has earned In
1901. No limit was put on the length
OF service; men only a month at work
got per cent of that months wages
Fifty clerks worked for two weeks
figuring out these percentages, and late
today wagons were sent out to the DIFF
ferent branches Of the firm. In every
envelope, with new bills, was a card
bearing in gold letters, wreathed about
with holly the words: Crane Com.
pany, 1901. With best wishes for q
merry Christmas and a happy new
year"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-01-11
LADY PAUNCEFOTE WAS
HEAD Of DIPLOMACY

Washington, Jan. /. - Diplomatic
Washington Is buzzing over the gal
lantry of the President to Lady
Pauncefote, wife Of the British En-
bassador, which resulted in what il
considered an indignity offered to Ven
Holleben, the German Embassadof,
and through him to his sovereign. The
incident may be carried further.
At today's New Years reception at
the White House, Lord Pauncefote,
dean of the diplomatic corps, was eX-
pected to attend and lead the corps
into the Blue room. An attack of govt
kept the ambassador at home, but TO
do honor to the Chief Executive Of the
United States, Lady PaunCefote, the
Misses Pauncefote and the STAFF Of The
Embassy decided to call at the White
House. The fact of Pauncefote's alb
sence soon became known to the diplo-
mats. 1t caused no special remark, as
under the universal rule, the senior
diplomat Immediately assumes the
place of dean in the latter's absence.
The wife of an ambassador has no
place in diplomacy and only by court
esy is she accorded the post next tn
him on the occasion of official cere-
monies. SO Won Holleben expected
Lady Pauncefote would follow the En-
bassadors and he should have the hon
or of first greeting the President, but
the matter was taken out of the hands
OF the diplomats, Lady Pauncefote took
precedence and was followed by her
daughters and the embassy staff. Size
was the first to extend new year greet
ings to the President and Mrs. Roose-
welt and the ladies of the receiving
party. Won Holleben and his secretary
came after the Junior secretary OF the
British Embassy. Cambon, the French
ambassador, and his staff followed
Herr Won Holleben.
1t is difficult to fix responsibility for
the act of gallantry to Lady Paunce
fote, though the diplomats here believe
that the President gave the order under
which Lady Pauncefote was given pre-
cedence.