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The evening world., 1902-04-15
VAN W0RMER BOY
DENIES THE MURDER
BARTON TESTIFlES FOR HIM.
SELF AND BROTHERS.
say. Th~y Went to Haii~nb~cL's
Iiom- ~ n Little
Frolic.
ss,. - ~. rr.a.-s vo.,r

HUDSON y. y A?rH IS 5-Bnr'nn N'r
wp'n'r took the wines s'n"i 'nis ~
.srnnpn 10 the f.ai % h.mse' ana ~
n-pthcrs Fr.I aw NyIs Nj, are
rnt-gcd vita the murder - tar'r uncle.
Peter \ lis,'~ur~ \. p1 me evening ~
Ds, q IN his opening idfr"-' 20 the
iIrt 'ra- attorney aunnuH eel hat a.
.r" hp,. Mould ~ ~ i1e 'ttGsSs .''ui.
he minated 'u1i 'l-N soII oy thev
nal gone % their un.les hnm" - \
'r-.s'mn. "H" '-nl bI' 'hl- NJ Hal
'rr,.r> n,I m- 'h-m rt1 y G.n arI
the, h.lrI sim n Se.'-d"'"u.~
The entire morning na- ',ken up IN
,1" Communication ~ Hsry"t HrIc".
rrcir cousin. who Nn. with tne pos. iud
Who -nii they had murdered tne.r un0l"
bruce -vnre. as others hri don" thai
tine r't ma had 30 ziu when the ct
noH "u him began
Ra- m Van Warmer peg Ga bis st'rH
JOS SAVING he was Iw"n'y-iwp year. Did
II" told about nos ne nad been en-
ploH-L au D", = li" ni We talked
about gpinE 20 Sprth Chatham anh -
li'll"no"Ck- ~ brothers auI bruc"
som" N"Iug I'd.e' In North Chatham
and one ~ Hs ait '. - down md
scare I'nclc Pete.
'Th"r' was nrihlng ESQ sali then !
never bought an. masks ~ lmpud Ne
ueg. and never wen ~ There rltu
HrI.o pT my ur"ihrrs Tues las a'icr-
noon w. again talked about gniug spm--
vEcr. hrIue nd m, brother sluwed
m" the mtsks they hAi pur H4ssd
u d.d1' "U.S mat Fred Hid any
masks mil .'r' IN tie WAY atNu.
had ~ mask. Hu ny" q piece ~
10
"" nrsi -puk" About rlk.ns e ride -
ln'l" Peers about n 'lck | mad
"a der'd the horse iu the morning W.
ell S"ni pIi ~ the hpus" tpE.ti.r w
Nrh 30 extra rattriigss - my KNOW
.lg,
The evening world., 1902-04-15
MORE THAN 100000 SHARES
IN SOUTHERN RA|lWAY SOLD
John w. Gates Announces that lie Controls Louis
vile and Nashvle-rlorgan & Co., Arbiters in
BeImont's Settlement, Promise Statement
Tonight.

Wall street mad Southern Railway shares today
There 9od3oo shares Of Southern dealt in Of total
sales of LES. 200.
All records for trading in any stock broken No
reason for the large trading apparcni.
The stock opened al 81 ~. u and then fell
points and finally closed ar 3.
The Southern Morgan road and there were runors that
TO take the Louisville and Nashville control Of which
acquired Yesterday ly John W. Gate,
President Samuel Railway however said
The Southern Railway had purchase the ouis
vile and Nashville shares the
terest in the the The will NOT mass
the Southern
Apparently however Morgan
the price which Belmont sett with
VILE sold below los 'nd that Gates made
This would loss approaching
welknown hnancier declared
the Rohschilis represented Belmont.
Another had not Vet settled with c,.. ~,
Louisville
third story the effect
abroad was for the purpose Of acquiring
of
Gates heard about and GOT control
and nov has offered hs holdings o at la5
To get the $4,000 needed
forced Southern
The evening world., 1902-04-15
SOUTHERN BREAKS RECORDS.
GATES GETS LOUISVL

We hare bought control Of the
Loul!u.ls and Nashville road.
We did not buy it for speculation,
but for Investment. bsiiev.rg abso-
htsiy IN the present and future ra'ue
Of the property.
There wi!l not be any corner" IN
the stock. We havc placed the en-
tire matter in the hands of j. ?.
Morgan q Co., and requested them
TO act as arb!.c-s in the situation
because Of the prominence Of the
property.
We desire not 10 distwb in any
way the general marie, conditions,
and because re k.ow they have no
interest whaseuer IN the property or
in recon. purchases.
SiEned HARRIS. GATES & CO.
The evening world., 1902-04-15

WI,m = UaFdt croker. ~ NJ 20
H-,,Ina, "u lri,I ur;nrc Judgr c"wing
10 u;-urril $-S-tlgs ssg mi.Ippr1pfihtinI
). l' belonging tp Mr. CLEO MouiniEn~.
us 81 -u N"- Eishr, second s''"-t
Disappeared m. -r"r,ousIy 'o-daN J.ds"
.'YAfn. 1t .u." ordered Hlrif paii ~
s, IS" nrc,i.rl auh ISSUED been NHr-
rant 'n- ai- r".'
TN, use vs. u.s4u y"si'r!sr When
j. ~. ,',d '.r Cpniiuu.u." l1is morn
ny james ltud-n, cord ian. HIrdt :
...n.-I .p rz-i D." 1u." ~ liari' Z
u.r.ir.-., .,u.- -lyluE that ppssin.t MS
I- tnraEH' nat only afternoon Sr--
.l.u- No.. held The .as' Nas pu' over
g., ,",rt..y- When ei'-i again Mr
Garfnu stil
The evening world., 1902-04-15
DRESS GOODS IMPORTER
ENDS LIFE WITH PISTOL.
Mystery in the Suicide Of Walter k'inkhardt in
Boardng-Aouse.

Tar sgr given % the Policeman wa
taken 90 ,ns station house. There were
u.mp-r af -'r-rs nu; none o. them
r-N 1000. .ai nH The reason for ths
80. I- NJ Nprr,- -'tusel 10 admit
aHt p.r a.f 'H- Coroner to his house
UrI Na4I n1t speak u the act os his
ayar!rr
'r" II. ,~ 1s sple.man 4 Co. No.
= ,as.I street where Klinkhardt had
a...U.~. Hrr~ IONS d, Nas said THAI
lr trtl-H-i :.m Europ" iasi January
adm -inss -a"H lad Ir'cl r.-angeiy.
THy-. So, r5 knuNn rciFpn. 1t was
.Iii nH. a~ .r'a.i ?! ltm clf. His
J-s a-.- TsI.s Hrr~ il ;J)i shape.
The evening world., 1902-04-15
HOW THE RACES WE'RE RUN.

they wefe ready to be, on any old Il,
that Na- handel out
Tl" ,ruwi lined Ip AZ the ran and
Watched the warming.up saliops in ths
'p"u.nE r,,- Just ~ enthusiastic and
Sl.l - Interest ds though they had
never seen thoroughbred before, Tho
weather was perfection. There were the
fl'u..st ~ 6r--zrS from the ocean and
th-' came laden with salty freshness
that sa- grateful - the senses. The
sun .hon. warmly. Winter seemed to
aay" Ned a. ~" approach ot the thor
pugnbreI anL -.,ry one rcjoiced.
-.
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The evening world., 1902-04-15
STATE TO APPEAL BISSERT CASE.

wardman
pending III" District Norne 10 the Court ~
front ~
order rn h
{. 10
The evening world., 1902-04-15

"r'er" lie va" charged eI'A being
% '"l'h'. III. resignation vas talked
"l ''' " '1' S'id DO" irHg"un. OF the
Lhr MAS cN"ri"i in h.. b.hafy
N"Nerth"l.s- the Mir..f.r hny,. tho o.,
Np'nSllllli' fpr IN" extreme measures
"siiHsi i1c agitltprs. and h. was ,hr.,t-
,H'h WIN assassination similar threat.
We" made aEaIls' X K,iirat,tkt,t. ~.
M!hlri'f = War. AMI MuuraNier m.
NIn.sirr u IusiI.e -"
The evening world., 1902-04-15
TWO IN HOSPITAL AFTER FIGHT.

Morris Schroeder. Of No. l39 ChySe street. ana Iohn
ODwyer OF No. l67 East Eighty seventh street. was akrn to
Harlem Hospital this afternoon result OF f1l
OOwyer hi Schroeder with pitcher Policeman Ryan arrested
ODwyer O'Owyer fought Ryan on the way 10 the eas,
elghyeghth street statonhousc and Ryan dubbed h so
fChrOeder
The evening world., 1902-04-15
MRS. JULIA H. PERCY WEDS
Nsrri~s R"naid rb"n~. ~ santa
Uarbnra. al

Aunouncemrn. nas male .n..iiN ~ 'ne
marriage IN san Hraue..4 nn ,pr' d.
o' Mrs JaIa ii,'.s r.'E ii,'s,'i
,- ~ 'TpNnsrnI '"rr'. .n HpHHI
Thomas. ~ santa B'rl1rt Gal
Tar-N We A'.'r kNnSl man % NtN
York ten YEAR. aEn. "" ~ N"N--
p,p,s sr.t"T. pl,AV-;t-s and lr1mHgtr
Il'o- - ~, Nd STA lie Nss mar
-iAi iiu divorced three tines ,i least
Srr. TNour ras one ~ rs earlier
Ms, Gsns,s Z r.,sy ~ss the .Ast
s( tsssys ~ivss 70 l:s..s Ala
The evening world., 1902-04-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

FOr~cast for the thirty
SIX hours ending at y y. ".
" edn-sdas. for New York
aud >i-initSi Fnir Tonight
sud Wednesday, fresh ia
Hight north~rIs winds. he
coming variable.
The evening world., 1902-04-15
KAISER AGAIN SENDS US THANKS.

WASHINGTON Hay has received 'h following
Berlin
BERLIN April 10
thanks o. the Pr"%'
Fellows Harvard College proposed g the eman
telegraph Government 20 again
his
nInt N,
The evening world., 1902-04-15
PRESIDENT louseT HONOR S m'kINLEY.

1.-THE gala mar" performance
Of the fund Tor the Mckinley memorial
Fr.n IA "
The evening world., 1902-04-15
TURKS DEFEAT REBELS.
Eisht >rnr >aionica. In which -
Were Killed or Wounded.

VIENNA Arril l5.-The Seue Fret
Pressc -sys an engagemcnt has oc.
Cured between Turkish troops ane
rebel. a. Tschlrsisss. near oalqqt1A
rhs. .rsssls lest siSht Wle1 ~ eUooa
wsgr6sa. =
The evening world., 1902-04-15
No More Coroner. In Erie c.uu,,

ALBANY. April l5-Thc bill abo I,h
Ing the nfice Of Coroner In Erie County
was signed by Gov Odcll to-day A
county medicnl examiner takes the yiacg
OF the Coroner.
The evening world., 1902-04-15
CAPT. FooDY RETURNS TO POLICE DUTY.



his
to-day kep,
n. de led 10 Ne
The evening world., 1902-04-15
"NELLIe SHERWOOD" DISCHARGED.

Nellie Sherwood" Who put in the alcoholic ward
at Bellevue Hospital yesterday discharged this afternoon
I is said that she is weI-known actress.
The evening world., 1902-04-15
TOOK cARBoLIc ACID INSTEAD OF MEDICINE.

years a
carbolc Add Of medicine
The evening world., 1902-04-15

To Csre . cola In Oas Day
rsts Laxative Bians ouiaias Iselsts All asus.
e1s,s refund The money 10 10 fails 20 ears- = ~.
orevs's Signature V - sss1 bs1 "a s-s
The evening world., 1902-04-15
SUBWAY EXPLOSION INDICTMENT DISMISSED.

Information was received to-day that Judge Lyons, q
the Supreme Court, sitting in Bnghampton, had dismissed
the indictment against George E. Murray inspector of com
hustibIes Murray was indicted IN connection with the ex.
poson in the Rapid Transit tunnel front Of the MURRAY nm
Hotel. He was accused OF negligence.
The evening world., 1902-04-15
T0-NIGHT'S EVENTS.

Cirrus. Madison Sauar. Cor
drn.
annual s'cr'inR r-nns,I.pni.
society. Wnid"rf-tstorI..
Dinner. HuEn~n"t Sori~,y.
Drlmonico's.
Celebration of .-s~ot,-af,h
nooiNrrsnry of Church Of ,bc
Ascension. >". !" i"rriio street.
Lecture. Catholic club.
social Reform Club. NJ. i.s
East Twrnt, eighth street.
Peoples Institute. "t.~rmsp
Socialism" Cooper tnion.
H-r"pii"n Fourteenth R~vi-
mr"t. Br""LI,n. Eighth n,-nu~
and Fifteenth street.
The evening world., 1902-04-15
AT MEM PHlS.

Third Race (substtute)-Lee King. Chorus Boy Trebor
Fourth Race-Fora Pomona |, Marque Wanamoinen
The evening world., 1902-04-15
$50 FINE NOW
FOR CAR AHEAD" ="
Aldermen Impose that
Penalty for Each Pas
senger Transferred.
EVIL TO BIZ BkNISHED.
Rapid Transit Extension in
Rapid Transit Extension IL
: Lenox Avenue Agreed to
Under Pressure.
Anti Nert-Car Ordinance.

$50 ..on ~ sl-'a u. rpsd g. -irsr' raitas
fHmpaa. usntar Hr-rstius, nsnstEE NJ 600
f=u Ia. rs.' ar Iu 'A- sffr-ts uf b g1'.'.
s' f.~ .t. - Ncs lur. shsll directly DO ia-
I.rst'If iafH 4.h - uMrsf- st"n's or .-r'
suis frsu.f-f gsss~nssf ff"m ~ iss' :
~ tts .HuIpar i-gsf an .sNs1 ar
uI Hr. -.1s- bran = ur i-sssi tTsa h"s Gatt i
s4aI hav. rsa h~i 'n- termination ~ - roh'e,
art 'pt ever violation - The urilrtnDr there
hal H. f..ovs-sble sgsI1S. ~ .anpsnv q
tending q t.u.I'y q 80 % 10 ~'Isi ''- 70 ih-
1,r- a! v.-l aai v,'rr .---ug,r - T.a'-
terrell
The evening world., 1902-04-15

The lie of NJ spilguine had been
repeatedly threatened Of latc and carly
In April q year ago an attempt was
made 10 kill him
A serious political situation has been
created In Russia bv the s'Udea; agiui-
ito, In favor OF free speech and per
sorhl liberty.
.1iis movement was met in character
istlc fashion ~ the Russian police. An
immense number ~ arrests Were made.
and In riots that occurred Ia some o.
tho larger cities many people were
killed and wounded
Hundreds OF students were doported
10 Siberia. Nevertheless the agitation
continued. Tne police alleged they had
discovered a plot for the assassination
of the Car. II WAS asserted ;hat \
group Of students had drasn lots, ami
that the choice OF assassin Fell upon the
son OF a prominent general with this
as an excuse the prosecutions became
moro severe.
81. slpiaguine does not appear to have
satisfied the Imperial Council by his
treatment Of the so-ealled student dis
The evening world., 1902-04-15

in -" statement a. n-.t i.suei IN.
arS' r'rlrrtph r"n1 We h,ve b5nsh,
'arE" amount % "',,k &" II, "a.
tconurucl Oh Second ParcD
The evening world., 1902-04-15
10000 SHARES A
MINUTE OF SOUTHERN.

Here are the ticker figure; of
Southern Rai!nay dealings for
one Dllsnte this morning.
The evening world., 1902-04-15
$50 ia los Angeles and R.,ur.

VI. fennOlVsais Rsilra.i A?riI ~ to - 4s.
sonpt convention o! Vomsn'a CLUBS. IS, "a
washisstsa- Coasait ticket sssnia 20
The evening world., 1902-04-15

OTHER BASEBALL GAMES.
BROOKE4MM- 8; g. MMAaavyss++fss+C c.. 3.

At Observation-Disclosures NationaD. s. Jersey CITY.
At adepha-PhIadeIpha (Amercan), 10; Newark, S.
The evening world., 1902-04-15
LATE RESULTS AT LAKESIDE.

Fourth-Dr. Stephens Henry Of Franstmar Linden Ella.
Fifth Race-Stem Wnder |, The Don 2, Agnes Mack 3.
The evening world., 1902-04-15
LATE RESULTS AT AQUEDUCT.

Sixth Race-Roue I, Whist 2, Jack Demund 3.
The evening world., 1902-04-15
RUSSIAN MINISTER OF
INTERIOR is SHOT DOWN
Assassnated by Stranger in the Lobby of the
Ministerial Offices

ST. PETERSBURG, APRIL i5.-Thc
Minister OF the Interior. ". Sipia-
guine, was shot and fatally wound
ed a, o'clock this afternoon in the
lobby OF the Ministerial Offices by
an unknown man
he Minister died at . p. VI.
The assassin OF NJ S.piaguine is
. student who gained access to the
building In the uniform OF an aide dc
camp.
! met the Minister on the man
staircase and cmptied revolver into
his body at close range. The as
sassin was Immediately arrested.
The evening world., 1902-04-15

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The Washington times., 1902-06-04
RETAIL DEALERS LOOK
FOR ANOTHER ADVANCE
Higher Prices for Meat EX-
pected to Prevail Soon.
Many Merchants Cease Handling Beef
and Veal Because Deprived OF
Profits By Trust.

Trust, Trast," is the cry which
rreets the marhcter as he vi'i'a h.
butcher each morning these Gays 70 tu.-
chase a steak or roast Almost every
one in tha city heard the cry, and i''ka
are wondering whether the beef trus;
has captured the National Capital.
There are those who have sorfn ;n'
assistance Of the vegetarian ID hreak J q
hold which they imagine ths trust has
secured on the local market. But, after
all. there is apparently little foundation
Tor the scare which has heel create
among the butchers here.
Those VINO have purchased beef before
the import Of the grass grown cattle
from the West. before the f-g, OF July
saow that the price is usually higher 4
--cnth or more before that date There
is 40 doubt that there has been an ad-
vance. but it is expected thar his will
20 down during the summer months.
The retail meat dealers, however. are
expecting still further advance in the
price OF meat in the near future. \
number OF them who sell other pro-
visions besides meat have ceased to
The Washington times., 1902-06-04
AMERICAN COURT AT
COMING ENGLISH BAZA3
Ladies in London to lid Affair in Be-
half CT Children's Hos
pital.

LONDON. June IA hundred Amer
icar Ladies. including Princess HAITI
feIdt. the Countess of oxford, Lady Lis
Kaye. Madame Nordica. and Mrs.
Adair. met this afternoon at Ambassa-
dor Choates private residence. under
the presidency of Mrs. Choate.
1t was explained that the gathering
was in support OF the English bazar to
aid the London Children's Hospital. in
Ormond Street. The bazar will be held
in tho botaric gardens in Regents Park.
and will be opened by the King and
Queen on July 10. Mrs. Adair urged
that it was a coronation charity and at
forded a suitable opportunity for Amer
lean women to show their appreciation
Of the invariable hospitality which they
receive in London.
II was decided to have n special Amer
lean court during the bazar. Mr.. j.
Pierpont Morgan has promised to loan
his valuable private collection of silver
and objects of art The movement was
warmly supported by those present.
1t was decided to make the American
court the most prominent feature of the
bazar.
The Washington times., 1902-06-04
INDICTMENTS FOLLOW THE
COAL CREEK DISASTER
True Bills Against the President and
General Manager of the Company
Returned by Grand jury.
,spccial to The Washington Times.)

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. June S.-The
grand jury today returned true biiis
agains; Major f. c. Camp and George
Camp. president and general manager.
respectively. of tho Coal Creek Coal
Company. for criminal misdcmeanor. The
case. which grows out of the Tatervillc
disaster. has excited general interest
here. and the action OF tho grand Jury
has been awaited with interest.
Recently an explosion of fire damp o.
CURED within the mine. which resulted
in the death of over goo miners. labor
ers. and assistants. ard r~iends Of these
people have been pushing the c,sa
through the State courts. The minc. it
is understood. has always been regarded
as daaccrous, and the explosion tool
place when most Of tae .and5 were ct
work. That so many Of them met death.
il is alleged. Is due to the fact tha.
proper ventilation could not hc secured.
Labor leaders In this section have been
renewing an effort. begun after for
mcr disaster, to have the mine clcs-l
pe.n.arentlv. II is probable they Will b.
successful IN their a'ms.
The Washington times., 1902-06-04
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY
LAID ON THE TABLE
Various Information Wanted of the
Secretary of War Not to Be
Asked For.

The resolution introduced in the House
last week asking for information con-
cerning expenditures in Cuba during the
administration of General Wood as MIL
itary Governor of the island was con-
sidered by the House Committee on
Military Affairs yesterday. and by a
strict party vote was laid on the table.
The Democratic members of the com
rnittee gave notice that they would
file a minority report.
The committee also laid on the table
the Bartlett resolution calling on the
Secretary OF War for information as to
the salary or compensation paid Cen
eral Wood as Military Governor of Cuba
and under which law the salary or COM
pensation was paid: and the Slayden
resolution asking the Secretary OF war
to furnish the House with the number
of promotions made in the army since
April Is. 1898. together with the names
and rank of such officers who have
been retired within one year of their
last promotion, and the additional cost
to the Government of such promotions
and retirements.
The Washington times., 1902-06-04

handle this staple except on Satur-
days. because it does not pay them to
do So
Popular Indignation still continues
avainst the beef trust. although it has
not risen to the riot heat which it has
in Chicago. and there is no apparent
danger of raid against the headquar-
tcrs Of the packing houses in this city.
There are those who say the indgna-
tion vill subsidc. but there is appar-
entity no doubt that the price Of beef is
on the rise. and spring lambs are on
the upward soar.
1t would be impossible o glp'' prices
al this time, as the retailers are kept
guessing. and apparently Wat'ils tor tho
rext move from Chicago. !.o"rl condI-
tiors il the Western metropolis may
affect conditions here later, but so lar
az known at this time everything is iL
nrst-class shape.
Agents Of the trust secured foot
hold here two or three years ago. and
those who hold their custom because
they handle olly home fed cattle feel
Eccnly the inroals OF the great corpora
tion.
The local abattoir concern yesterday
secured promise OF the courts to issue
5000. 600 in bonds. which gives a colo.
Of probability to the ultimate construc-
tiou of the abat:Cir.
The Washington times., 1902-06-04
WHAT IS ACCORDED TO THE FILIPINO
BY THE CIVIL GOVERNMENT BILL
Rights Liberty, and fyhaba 10 Suspended Only
Lnsusscc

not all or certain of the Philippine ISL
ands are capable, fit. and ready for the
establishment Of permanent popular
representative government"
In the meantime the Philippine Com
mission is to continue to establish ad-
ditional municipal and provincial gov
ernmcnts.
So long as there is armed resistance
TO the Uned States the President is to
continue to REGULATE and control com
nercial intercourse with and within the
archipelago.
The Philippine Commission is TO make
rules AMI regulations for the lease. sale
OF other disposition of the public lands
subject 20 the approval of Congress and
the President. No single homestead is
10 exceed forty acres: ard no lands are
10 be leased or demiscd TO corporations
until 4 Law shall have been enacted
regulating the disposition OF public
lands.
The bill contains many pages OF pro-
The Washington times., 1902-06-04

The Philippine bill approves. ratiies,
ard confirms the action of the President
in creating the Philippine Commission
in April. 1903. and provides for the con-
tinuante OF its rule.
1t secures q Inhabitants of the ISL
anGs in their yht to life, liberty and
property. and ovidcs that the right of
ha5oas corpus shall net be suspended.
except in cases Of rebellion, insurrec-
lion. or iu.csion.
1t provides that all inhabitants of thu
islands whs were Spanish subjects. and
heir children. shall he deemed and held
10 bc citizens OF the Philippine Islands
and entitled to the protection of the
Unitcd States.
whenever Tie existing insurrection
shall have ceased. and condition OF
zono.al and complete peace shall have
been established. a census is to be
taken. and the Philippine Commission
is to report 20 the President and Con-
g-ess it recon mcndations. whether or
The Washington times., 1902-06-04
AMTl-ANARCHY BILL
UP FOR DEBATE
Ccontlnacd - seconl -

Confined from Second Pase)
with which VIC hold diplomatic rela-
tioEs 10 prevent tho formation Of con
ap.rscics in the United States TO on
courage or oerpctuatc crimes against
governments In foreign countries. Our
safety ard honor as a nation among the
nations is involved. and these consider
ations amaly Justify the provisions Of
the bin relating to that subject
Your committee" said Mr.. Ray. In
conclusion, els conscious Of impcrfec-
tions, and we arc hannnrcd somewhat
By want cf constitutional powcr hut, on
the vh0lo ;Gls bill will satisfy the pub
lie Demand 30 rCprcss crime and add 10
the dignity and security Of the nation. '
Cited 4 Parallel.
Judge Laaharn. in lis opening re
marks. raid tribute 10 the late Frasi-
dent. whose death. re said. vcs un.ycr-
sally mournsd. Spread out before him
upon his desk was an array Of refer
encc books. ard frcm one Of these he
read an cra.icu av Circ-o. 1T the trial
Of Milo. who slew Clauilus up5n tn
Aspian Way. Ianpcy. who was then
in command ~ Rome. because OF Tho
fact tha' ClaUdrs was . 5is-inauis t.a
statesfEal. oracred sFc,Iai form Of
trial. which Cicero IN an iupsssioarI
Grafton. declared AGAINST
The rend!ug bill he paralleled to this
proceeding Leforc tie ancient Roman
tribunal. 4 crime against a particular
uofsen Is e0urhi 70 be- made 2 succiaI
orcnsc. The li-a cf ono, hr declared
was. in tie sight of God and the law. in
q rru.Ilic as ro.d az that Of any nthor
no Iaattar Whcthcr the person was Illus
trious oi obscure. The bill he oharac-
terized rs vnwisc. unlcmocratit and cut
of tune with American institutions
Il cannot. however" he continued,
give nv assent a. the fagsase Of AIRY
law which lrauosCs TO siu-ln ont an5
citizen OF our country and maf" n :"
special or peculiar ctcnsc 10 iak" his
-a org r-ntr.dio i1guisH'd from that
OF any other citizen. The holding rr
l.,s. sion Of ,.isce docs n'' Of itst l.
render any man i'.speccabir o: Immune
from human frasltics or imperfections.
Public men among us can DO wrong.
The life cf the highest oGcer II The
country or that Of an a-ntacsadOr Of a
foreign goyern1cEt Is no moro precious
Ia the sight cf God and republican man
han is that Of the humblest and most
insignificant resident of our great re
public"
The Washington times., 1902-06-04

Z visions as to mineral lands and mining
claims-based generally upon the laws
and practice in the United States.
As to the lands belonging to the re-
ligious orders the bill provides that the
government of the Philippine Islands
may acquire all these lands, Issuing ~
per cent 30-year gold bends to pay for
them. to such amount as may be neces-
sary. and that these lands shall ronsti-
;ute = part of the public property of the
government of the Philippine Islands.
Municipalities may be authorized to
issue bonds for water and sewer pur-
poses and other bctterments.
The municipality of Manila is per
mitted to incur Indebtedness and to bor-
row moneys and issue bonds, not ex-
ceeding 100000. for an adequate sewer
and drainage system and supply o.
water.
4 mint is to be established at Manila
for coinage purposes-for silver dollars
and subsidiary coins.