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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
YALE 70 RECOGNIZE
LORD KBLFIN'S WORK
Plans Unusual Honor for the
Distinguished Scientist.
To Give Doctor Of Laws Degree N Special
Session, Unprecedented IN UniEer-
sity's Two Centuries

NEW HAVEN. May 3. - Yale has
planned to hold a special session similar
70 the commencement exercises, to confer
on Lord Kelvin the degree Of doctor of
law
Yale has never before honored anyone
TO the extent Of comforting a special de-
gree. and Harvard has done it only IN jhe
case Of Prince Henry OF Prussia.
Secretary Stokes. Of the university, to
day gave as his reasons for the unprece-
dented act. Lord KeIrins unique promi-
hence in the scientific wcrld. and his cid
age. which makes II impossible for him
to come here at any other time He is
seventy-eight years old
The degree viii be conferred On him at
3 O'Clock next Monday afternoon IN BatteII
Chapel, on the campus.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
FELL TEN STORIES
WITH MASSIVE SAFE

on the left side of his head. crushing IL
horribly
Weisenberger was barely alive.
Conclusion Shakes Squares.
Policeman O'Connor stopped down and
the unto. ttunate man muttered. Ny
brother"
When Dr. oIds. of tbs> Eg5ason Street
Hospital, arrived both men T5fe dead
The safe was torn to pieces and its coz
tents scattered ali over the street. Pieces
of the broken cornice were scattered along
for blocks. ore piece. weighing nearly
Fifty pounds, being found near Maiden
Lane
The conclusion of the safe striking the
walk shook every large building in the
vicinity and a great hole was made IN ths
walk and street.
Leonard Fisher, of 512 East Thirteenth
Street. the foreman IN charge of the men,
was arrested The two dead men were
removed to the Old slip station.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
JERSEY STRIKERS TIE
UP S0DI DYEW0RKS

FACkENSACK, N J., May 3. - The
striking dyers' helpers at Lodi have sue
ceeded in stopping all work in the Alex
anGer & Boettinger dye works.
Governor Murphy advised Sheriff Solely.
of Bergen county, to swear ali deputies
necessary to preserve order and prevent
any acts Of violence.
He would not call out the militia. he
said. unless some overt act was COM
mitted
The sheriff has issued a proclamation
10 the strikers and stringent measures
will be resoTted to if demonstrations con-
time.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
LOCKWOOD B0ARDBR
ROUGHLY HANDLED
An Aged Broker Thrown Out
of a Gotham Flat.
Called to Secure His Effects and Was
Met by an Angry Husband at
Head Of Stairs

NEW YORK, May 3.-WaIter Carr, for
many years a boarder in the household
OF Mrs Frederick E. Lockwood. who was
recently reunited to her Washington, D..
c., husband, after separation OF eighteen
years. was thrown downstairs at o'clock
last sunday morning by lockwood, while
Carr was insisting On admittance to the
Lockwood apartments, at ia Quincy
Street, Brooklyn
Carr IS seventy years old and is a
broker He says Mrs Lockwood has his
furniture and other things. which he
means to have, besides redress for the
pummeIing administered by Lockwood.
SweaTs Out Warrant.
On Thursday he applied to Magistrate
Kramer, in the Myrtle Avenue Court, for
LocBysood's arrest, and yesterday he be
gan suit in the supreme court for the re-
covery of the property he claims.
The LockwCOds are now in Washington.
where Lockwood is in the employ of the
Government as an architect. Mrs Lock
wood. before departing for Washington
today. said she had practically supported
Carr for years.
He failed in business several years ago,
she said, and she has been paying his
dues as a member of the Produce Ex-
change. receiving promissOTy notes and
other security to the value Of $4,000 from
Carr
She admitted that her husband had
beaten Carr and thrown him down the
stairs She said Carr insisted on being
admitted to her room to discuss her rec
onciIiation with her husband
Frederick E. Lockwood formerly lived
at 1904 Street northwest He went to
New York early last September Persons
living at his old address do not know
where he is stopping
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
COULD FLOAT FRENCH NAVY.
Baltimore Mayor Objects to Slight Put
Upon City's HaTbor.

BALTIMORE. May SIN protest Of the
scheme OF the Navy Department to have
the French wsrship CauIois, with the
Rochambeau commission aboard. stop at
Annapolis instead Of coming 10 BaIti-
more, on the ridiculous assumption that
the depth Of Baltimore harbor is insult
fcient to float the vessel. Mayor Hayes
yesterday sent the following ca5legram
10 the Minister q Marine Of France
The water in the port Of Baltimore IS
ample in depth for transit and anchorage
Of the great French navy.
The people Of Baltimore are anxious
TO welcome the distinguished visitors 10
our city, and hope that the false state
ments OF the depth OF water of our har-
Dor viii not be permitted TO deter the
vessels OF France coming to Baltimore -
Senator MeComas was also wired to act
IN the matter, and President MagiH. Of
the Chamber Of Commerce entered q Wig
or0Us protest with Ambassador Cambon.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
THE KENTUCKY DERBY.
Great Crowd Expected at Churchill
Downs This Afternoon.

LOUISVILLE, KY. May 3.-The running
OF The Eighteenth Kentucky Derby VIII al
tract more people TO Churchill Downs this
afternoon than ever witnessed any .previ-
Gus contest for that classic
The city is crowded with visitors. many
OF whom came 20 see cid ice Choynski put
away Al Weining N the sixth round ct
Music Hall last night
The Derby field IS small. only four. and
two Of these coupled, but from q betting
standpoint il viii be the equal ii not the
superior, OF any OF the races which have
come cut OF the trials for the prize since
Aristides brought home the first Derby for
Price MCGrath. the noted founder OF the
MeGrathian Stud. the same where, under
the ownership OF Milton Young. Abe
Frank. the logical favorite fer today's
running, first saw the light OF day.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
STCEL FURNACE CLOSES.
Tonawanaa Steel and Iron Company
Having Trouble.

BUFFALO, N Y. May 3.-shortIy be
fore midnight last night the Tonawanda
Iron and Steel Company closed furnace A
OF its plant as a result OF the strike Of
ore handlers with which the company is
low Contending
The strikers want the company to rec
ognize their union; there is no dispute
over wa-es-
The company threatens TO shut down all
Of its furnaces and close its entire plant
il the strikes do net return to work at
ones.
II viii be : serious blow to the strikers
II this is done.
Several hundred families are supported
= ;hc company.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
Motor Pulls Rope in Twain.
Victims Fail to Death.

The safe struck the ground with crash
ike dynamite explosion. There was a
binding flash when it hit the paving
stones. and the street was filed with q
white dust for blocks around.
Policeman O'Connor, of the Old Slip sta
ton, and several citizens who had been
watching the hosting process, hurried to
the side of the two victims.
Drum was dead. He had struck the walk
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
Fast TIP By Lacania.

NEW YORK. May 1.-The Cunard Line
steamer Lucania, which arrived last
night from Liverpool and Queenstown,
made the best run on this trip that the
ship has made Ia four years. The time OF
passage from DaUnts Rock TO Sandy Hook
Lfghtship was > days, IS hours, and 50
minutes Capt Alexander Mckay said
this morning that we're IL not for fog
ne would have arrived IN time to land his
passengers last evening
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
REDUCING THE CENSUS FORCE
Another Batch of Dismissals Scheduled
for Today.

There win be 4 further reduction of the
force at the Cens}s Office at the close
Of business today Director Merriam
stated that there would be a few dismiss
sails. probably thi-ty-hve or forty, hardly
more
This weekly reduction Of the force has
become such a regular occurrence that,
except for the dread that each empioye
has that he may be among those to re-
ceiye the dreaded envelope, it is the &C
casion for but little comment
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
Amsterdam Beers DEPRESSED

AMSTERDAM, May 2-Tbere is great
depression at the headquarters OF Dr
Leyds. the Beer European agent, grow
ing out or the conviction that The Beers
In the field intend TO make peace without
consulting the agents il Europe,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
4 BUSY Week AHEAD
Tn House And SENATE
District Business Before Rep
reSentativeS on Monday.
STATEHOOD BILL TO FOLLOW
Commercial, Financial, and Protective
Measures Next on List-0ratoIy On
the Philippine Situation to Continue
IN the Senate

Next week viii be busy week in the
House if the program mapped out by the
leaders is carried out. The first thing
in order after District Of Columbia bust
ness Monday. viii be the consideration Of
the omnibus bill admitting New Mexico,
Arizona, and Oklahoma to Statehood.
There is much opposition to this meas
ure On the Republican side because OF
the fear that two OF these Territories If
admitted to Statehood. viii send Demo-
Gratis to the United States Senate. But
platform pledges decree admission, and
it is expected that the bill viii pass the
House. The Senate viii be expected %
hold it up quietly, but effectively
Following this viii come consideration
OF the bill to allow the Secretary Of State
to issue passports to the citizens Of the
island possessions Of the United States,
giving them the same protection abroad
accorded American citizens.
Third on the program IS the bill pro
viding for the coinage OF subsidiary coin
from the bullion set apart for the coinage
/ Of silver dollars. or from silver dollars
/ themselves The Democrats declare that
under this bill the coinage OF silver dol
/ lars viii cease absolutely. ard they prom
/ Use 10 make d fight against it for that
( reasCa-
! Other Important Measures.
! The fourth position is given 20 the
/ bill re-enacting certain immigration laws.
( gathering together all those that are to
survive. and adding Il few. If this should
! be disposed Of before the week is over
/ the anti-anarchy bill, known as the bill
I fer the protection Of the President. and
I growing out Of the assassination Of Presi-
/ dent Mckinley. VIII have right Of way
! On Saturday tributes viii be paid to
! the memory OF the late Rufus X. Polk, 4
/ member OF the House from Pennsylvania,
and the late James H Kyle. Senator
| from South Dakota The week after that
! the Naval Appropriation bill will be
/ brought before The House
Senate Philippine Debate.
There is yet no end in sight to the
! debate on the Philippine civil government
/ bill in the Senate, That measure will
/ again occupy {. large part Of each days
session next week The Republicans, who
/ have been allowing the Democrats prac-
ticaIIy 20 molopolize the debate so far,
/ propose 10 take a hand in it themselves
and during the week at least three of the
big guns" On that side of the chamber
VIII be heard Senator Spooner v-iII
/ probably speak on Monday Mr.. Lodge,
gTto is IN charge Of the measure. and NIr.
( Foraker are expected 10 deliver speeches
/ later in the week
The investigation Ct the sugar trust in
terests Ia tIsba, and of the torture OF ma
tive Filipiuos by American soldiers. viii
! be continued by the committees on
! Cuba and the Philippines respectively
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
DIED

NcIJ,EY-On Ebay. MAY p 1902. at p. p,
year OF MS age
Funeral Monday. May 5. 1872 at I:s0 p. m
from Douglas Memorial Church, corner Eleventh
and II Streets nCz cast.
McCRYsTsL-At PittSburg. Pa, LEO n Nc
CRYSTAL
Remains 70 aTriEa al Sixth Street Depot Sat
= lay, Nay ~ls0a az a. n. InteFfncnt At
IJly ENod CeI..<.ery AZ % &. H.. May g. 1902
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
Liner Damaged in Storm

PLYMOUTH, Eng, May 9.-The Ham
burg-American Liner Pennsylvania, from
New York, April %, arrived here today
Captain Spliedt reports that the steamer
5st lifeboat, hsd her rail carried away,
and sustained other damage during a
storm.
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G. 4. r.
PUBLIC COMFORT COMMITTEE.
cz- 1rA

PUBLIC COMFORT COMMITTEE.
Offices Rooms S0o-sI0 Jenifer BCiiGings
Corner Tth sud D sts- NV
All parties wishing furnish accommeda tiozs
10 visitors during the coming G. A R. Encamp.
I1ert arc requested to call at the headQusrxer4
al the above committee. or send description OF
quarters, stating number o! persons that can bs
sur:,Iied with rooms with and without me1Is
etc. also list Of prices per day, aud by the week
u I WELLER, Chairman
ap4-lm Committee on Public Comfort.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
Rrifisb SEC e. Ashora.

LAS PALMAS. Canary Islands, May g.
The British steamer DePtford. from Lon
don. April IS. for Fremantle, Australia,
is aground on a reef near here. She is
in a dangerous position
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
CONSUMPTION AND ASTHMA CURED

By Koch Tubcrculiue Inhalations Consultation,
examination AID rial treatment free. KOCH
LING Cure. 525 llth T. Washington
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

wANTED-PR. GE0.'s TAxES-AH who paid too
much to sharks and want money back address
BOX ~ Hyattsville Nd el
SPECIAL, NOTICE-The kindergarten Club ex-
ar,,isrz viii he held SATURDAY, MAY 5. At
s P. NJ. 1925 Whitney ave. l. K l. report Al
welcome nj
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
Fort Myer Heights Land Company VIII be held
at the coulpaBy's ofsee Military Road, Fori
liver Heights Virginia. j: noon on Wednesday,
Nav : 1902 for the purpose Of electIng seven d.
rertors and attending to any other business that
NAV come up before said meeting. GEORGE
p ROBINSON, Secretary. e5itT
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7. WILLIAM LEE

UNp,-ETAKER AND LIVERY.
$50 Penn Ave n " Washington, d. c.
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The Funeral Committee.

Just prior to the adjournment the
Speaker announced the following commit
tee of the House to make arrangements
for the funeral:
Messrs. Mcclellan, Wadsworth, SulzeT,
Ray. Fitzgerald, Sherman. Ryan IN ",
Young pa, Clark (Mo-), Foss tIIi-), VIII
liams fadiss.J. sfcCieary (sdinn.), Tate
fCa.}. and OteS {Ya-l
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-03
UNDERTAKES.
FREY BROS,

Undertakes and Embalmcts, 1890 18th St NV
TeIephone Vain 1850. ml-z
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-08-06
Placed a Ban on LimhurgeE Cheese.

According to the Medical Record
the health officer of Louisville, KY.
has aroused the ire of Germans by
placing ban on lmburger cheese.
He says the cheese is regularly so full
of microbes as to be menace TO the
healph of the community, and he has
Issued an edict that any one who MAKES
or sells il will be prosecuted TO the full
extent of the law. Limburger. to per-
sons of weak stomach and sensitive
olfactory organs, has long been an
abomination. but TO the robususons OF
Germany, whose digestive apparatus
can assimilate many wonderful and
wierd foods, the Belgian cheese is a
bonnie bouche to be highly desired.
Undoubtedly, a ripe limburger is in a
state of putrefaction, and is not sc
wholesome al article of diet as fresh
cheese.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-08-06

A hearty appetite does not al ways
Indicate healthy condition. 1t is not
the quantity of food which is eaten,
but the quantity which is assimilated
that determines the actual value OF food
consumed. If the stomach and organs
of digestion and nutrition cannot con-
vert the food into nourishment and
blood, then the food is an injury in
stead of benefit. For all disorders of
the stomach and its allied organs OF
digestion and nutrition there is GER
tain remedy in DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Disco very. IT removes clog
giug distractions. 1t strengthens the
stomach, nourishes the nerves, enrich
es the blood and builds up the body.
1t is a fiesh-forming, muscle making
preparation, maEing firm flesh instead
of iaboy fat. Golden Medical Discov-
cry contains no alcohol, whiskey or in
toxicant of any kind. and is equally
free from opium, cocaine and all mar
cotics.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-08-06
MACHINES ONLY DOLL SIZE
Fully Equipped But Nevertheless
Fraud.

The Ovee Remedy Co. of Hartford
Conn, against which fraud order
was issued bv the postmaster general,
has been instrumental in largely in
creasing the manufacture of dolls
clothes throughout New England and
other portions of the country, says a
dispatch from Washington. The Ovee
company inserted advertisements in
newspapers in various parts of the
country offering to anyone selling Il
boxes of their remedy "fully equipp-
ed sewing machine," warranted to
do good work. This offer, i. was de-
clared, was only temporary, and for
the purpose of introducing the COM
panY's remedy.
! The concern was swamped with let
tiers from people who wanted to sell its
medicines and receive sewing ma
chimes in payment, nearly all the pat
rons being farmers wives in the New
England states. To those who answer
ed the advertisement the Ovee com
tpany sent slgne1 guarantee that the
"fully equipped sewing machine" was
the equal in construction of any $50 or
$40 machine sold on the market, and
would do all claimed for it. Some OF
of the letters received from patrons in
answer to this guarantee were most
enthusiastic, especially from those in
the rural districts, and many sent the
SO for the twelve boxes of the remedy
and requested the company to ship the
sewing machine in hurry.
The company was prompt and the
machine was shipped, with an accom-
panying circular which pointed out
that it was all that was claimed for /:
| by the advertisement, but it was only
four inches by six, and although il
was the equal in construction OF any
$50 or $40 machine on the market II
was suitable only for the manufacture
of dolls clothes.
The company also sent an offer tt
patrons to send a "full size and fully
equipped machine" to those patrons
selling eighty boxes of the remedy.
The original advertisement was ver'
Iingeniously worded, and although tb'
evident intention was to deceive, th'
attorney-general for the postotfice de
partmeDt worked for some time owe
the case before it was found that thu
company could be held on a technical
ity.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-08-06
ARMY AND NAVY WAR GAME.
Big Balloons Will Watch For the
WarShipS.

the most spectacular feature OF the
maneuvers of the feet in sham attack
on the land defenses of New York
harbor will be the use of balloons by
the signal corps, says a Washington
dispatch to the New York Journal.
One balloon will have a capacity of
10000 cubic feet and probably will be
used at Fishers island. Eleven others
will be disposed along the coast from
New York to Narragansett. The bal
looms will be used both by night and
day.
The object is to get advance news OF
the sighting of the feet and signal the
forts of the approach of Admiral H!g-
ginson and the warships. Balloons
were used in the Shafter campaign
against Santiago and they were used
in Washington forty years ago toy To-
cate the enemy across the Potomac. 1t
is said, however, that Skaters bal
loon was of more real advantage to
the Spanish than to the American
forces.
The signal corps will make the night
OF the attack on Long Island one of a
remarkable fireworks display. The
corps has invented a system of signals
Of varicOlored rockets which can be
read more easily and rapidly than the
wigwag of the ship signals. The sig
nal service men in the balloons, 1000
or 2, 500 feet in the air. will, they think,
catch Higginson thirty or forty miles
out at sea. They will then begin their
aerial telegraphing by rockets to the
forts.
The real interest in the game now
appears to be to learn what Higginson
has up his nautical sleeve to counter
on the elaborate preparations (which
have been made TO keep him in sight
all the time.
There are whispers at the navy de
Dartment that he has also some de-
vices which will astouish the men in
the balloons He certainly will not
try to run in with his Se;,rchlights III
action. and it is a dangerous undertak-
ing to steam in With lights out. He
may, however. display lights from YES
sells which are not coming in at all
and take the chances with his war
ships with Il miniil;l:a OF light. The
balloonistS may definitely locate q
mock squadron of small boats with
lights. while the Alabama. the ke;ir
sarge. the Massachusetts and indiana
may be turning" some other forts
than at New York or i'll fact he actu-
ally passing the entrance 10 the sound.
Landsmen at Washington say that
the navy people Win be stopped at
every turn. and tLa navy people say
that there are some surprises IN store
due to the ingenuity Of Captain Swift
and the general naval ioard
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-08-06
PuMGsNT PARAGRAPHS.
BY THE GRASS WIDOW.


A man admires a clever woman. but
he marriesa simpering little fool.
The trouble with the state of matri-
mony is its variable atmosphere.
When a man becomes cynic it is a
case Of liver pills: with woman it is
heart trouble.
Love is either mighty irritant or
effective soothing sirup, tonic, a
stimulant or an intOXicant.
If girl knows nothing more than
how to look pretty she plays LIES
game with a full hand.
A man who is a good fellow among
men is generally questionable in his
dealing with women.
Never trust husband with another
woman. The masculine adjustment is
very sensitive to climatic changes.
Matrimony is often nothing more
than an elevator, and lifts people up
or takes them down without effort on
their part.
Temptation and resistance are mere
matter of personality and environ
ment.
Some people could lead us to perdi'
, tion; others could not coax us to
heaven.
When Adam was caught MUNICH.
ing that old apple, he whined and
blamed it on Eve. Ever since that
time when a man slips his trolley
everybody wants to find the woman.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-08-06
chsap Rate TO San Francisco and Return.

Account of the biennial meeting OF
the Knights of Pythias, which meets
in San Francisco, Cal, August II %,
the Seaboard Air Line will sell round
trip tickets from Dawson, Ca, to San
Francisco or Los Angeles at the rate of
$50. 80 for the round trip: tickets on
sale August TO . inclusive. final limit
of tickets September 30. Delightful
stop-overs have been arranged en-
route, both going and returning For
further information apply 10 the Sea
board 5 local agent.