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The evening times., 1902-07-22
ANOTHER POST FOR THE SENATOR
Was Not a South Carolina
Paper That Attacked Him.
MISS ROOSEVELT is NOT ILI-
President and Family VIII Visit Sea
Girt Thursday When He VIII Inspect
New Jersey National GuaTd-NO
Guests at Sycamore Ein Today.

OYSTER BAY. y. Z, July 22-Coin-
cident with the decIlnation of President
Rooseyelt's cffer OF an appointment IS
a member Of The Court Of Claims on the
part of Senator John McLaurin, the
names OF others eligible for the position
and who enjoy the Presidents favor are
being discussed
Prominent among these is former Dis
trict Attorney Eugene L Philbin, Of
New York, the immediate predecessor Of
Mr. Jerome. Mr.. PhiIbin Is New York
Democrat. It IS doubtful whether Ny.
PhiIbin would care to give up his law
practice to accent such a position There
is no doubt but that the President is dis
appointed on account of the refusal OF
Senator McLaurin to accept the appoint
meHt. Nevertheless. the reasons for
Senator MeLaurin's decision are Of such
a nature that the natter is apparently
not open TO discussion.
Senator McLaurfn's decision was
reached after a report had been made
public that he had sold himself for the
Office. President Roosevelt has written
a letter Of regret to Senator McLauriu,
IN reply to the communication received
from him yesterday It IS believed tha.
some ether post viii be offered TO SEN
ator MeLaurin in the course Of a few
weeks
Congressman Hepburn. chairman of
the Interstate aHd Foreign Commerca
Committee. who came to Oyster Bay last
fCostin,ea o., sseo,5 rs~,A
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MEMBERS OF EMBASSY
TREATED SLIGH4INGLY
English Hosts Nice, But Eel
loW-Countrymen Rude
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Only Ones Presented
to Their Najesties at Mr..
Choate's Dinner.

LONDON. July 22.-The World" says
the members Of the American special
embassy to the coronation apart from
Mr. Whitelaw Reid were not altogether
pleased with their visit While praist.. g
their treatment by their English hosts
they were annoyed at their treatment by
some of their fellow -countrymea.
At the dinner given by Ambassador
Choate to the King and Queen none save
Mr. and Mrs. Reid were presented to
their majesties.
The World" says it is extremely i'm
probable that Osborne House. Isle Of
Wight, will be used again as a royal
residence owing to the expense Of keep
ing it up and the distance from Lordon
It is likely that it will be turned into q
sanitarium-
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COLONEL SANGER TO
HAVE SMITHS PLACE
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
CONFERENCE THURSDAY
Plans to Be Thoroughly Discussed So
That Work Can Go Ahead Rapidly.

The conference between Secretary
shaw and Commissioner Macfarland on
the new District Building has been post
poned from tomorrow to Thursday
morning. It will begin at $50 and viii
be held at the Treasury Building.
It is the intention of the Secretary to
go over the whole matter carefully and
facilitate in every way the preliminary
work for the undertaking. Secretary
Shaw viii be assisted at the conference
by the Supervising Architect Of the
Treasury. Colonel Biddle, the Engineer
Commissioner, will accompany Commis-
sioner Macfarland.
It is expected that much viii be ac-
complished at the meeting in putting
matters in such condition that the work
can be carried on uninterruptedIy-
The evening times., 1902-07-22
CAMP ORDWAY SCENE
OF A MIMIC CONFLICT

an inspection Of camp and IN the even
ing he viii witness the brigade parade
and review the troops. Surgeon General
Forwood. who had intended visiting
camp today. has -stponed his trip until
tomorrow. II is probable that two or
three members of General Miles staff
viii also accompany him
Many Of the Guardsmen we're treated
today TO an exhibition of fancy riding
by one Of the troops OF the Second Cav
airy II took place in the large field
TO the west OF camp and the troopers
proved themselves to be experts in the
saddle. With their steeds going at a
trct and at a gaIIop they dismounted
and mounted with apparent ease. and
not an accident occurred The drill is
what is termed a Monkey Drill" and
the practice was taken in preparation
for the exhibition which is to be given
by the troop on Frida afternoon.
Capt. z. c Edwards has about com
pleted the program for the athletic
meet, which IS 10 be held Friday after
noon when there viii also be a tug-of-
Tar- Individual eEents viii be held first
within the ranls of the various organi-
cations and the winners in these heats
win meet for the championship.
Assembly Well Attended.
The assembly given last night at the
opera house in LeesbUrg was well at
tended by the National Guard officers.
who were royalty entertained by the Ia
dies OF the town General Harries and
his staff rode to town and enjoyed the
dancing for some time. It was not until
the early hours Of morning that some Of
the officers returned to camp
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MARIETTA TO VISIT
THE BL0CKADED PORT
Attack on Puerto CabaIlo by Insurgents
Expected.

Minister Bowen cables the State De-
partuent that the Marietta is about to
proceed to ascertain the facts regarding
the efficiency Of the blockade of Caru-
pano declared by the Venezuelan gov
eTnment.
He says that an attack upon Puerto
Caballo by the insurgents is expecte ed
by the government, and that President
Castro has announced his intention of
proceeding to that point
The evening times., 1902-07-22
AN AMERICAN WARSHIP
GOING TO CAPE HAI4IBN
Troops Approaching to Bonn
bard the City.
Foreigners IN Great Fear For Their
Safety-Dispatch From
Consul Livingston.

At the request of DR.. Hill. Acting Sec
retary Of State, the Navy Department
viii send a wa-ship to Cape Haitien 10
protect American interests. The exact
vessel has Tot yet been decided on
The request was based upon dispatch
receiyed from l. ". Livingston. United
States consul at Cape Haitien, which
reads as follows:
Troops and a government warship
approaching to lombard Cape Haitien-
Great excitement among foreigners as TO
their safety"
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An Entire Battalion Wiped
Out Without Blood
Being Shed.
PLAN FOR FIELD MANEUVERS
Welcome Prepared for General Miles
When He Makes His Inspection To-
morrow-Men Continue Work as
Sappers-Exhibition of Fancy Riding

CAMP ORDWAY. Leesburg, Va, July
22-Gen- Harries. accompanied by the
members of his staff and Capt L. NJ
Brett, the cavalry officer, took q ride
this morning over the surrounding
country 10 select sight for the field
msneuvers, which are scheduled 10 take
place Thursday morning Several avail
able places were found and this after
nooa Maj. F. L AveriU and Lieut. r. B.
Hayes. the engineer officer. started out
to make a rough map OF the country
lying between Balls Bluff and Fort Ev-
ans Two forces viii be sent out, one
Of which viii make an attack while the
other wiz act on the defensive.
Still Digging Trenches.
This morning the Guardsmen lave
been busily engaged extending the line
OF trenches in the rear of the head
quarters. The men have become very
proficient at this work. Mai. Frank l.
AveriH. Chief Of the Engineers has
charge Of the work, with Lieut. r B.
Hayes. commanding the Engineers Corps
Col E. J. Dfmrnick has also been giving
instructions this morning Il is prob
able in the field maneuvers this work
viii be used 70 good advantage
Col Emmett UreIl. commanding the
~-~oond Regiment, arranged mimic
battle this morning between the three
battaIions under his command, in which
the defense was compelled to dig
trenches TO reDuIse the enemy
Marine Battle Fought.
The Fourth Battalion. under Major
Anton stephan, was directed to proceed
toward the headquarters of the com
handing general. while the Fifth Bat
talicn, Major r D Simms. and the
Sixth Battalion, Major William z. Har-
yey, were sent TO the east end Of the
field, and ordered to prepare for an at
tack. The glistening of the bayonets
could be seen long way in the sun.
and by the time the Fourth Battalion
began to cross the field for the attack,
the defense was behind breast works
and soon annihilated the enemy.
Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles win make
his annual visit to camp tomorrow. and
viii be received with honors. He IS
expected here IT 2;2O p. m, on spe-
ciaI train over the Southern road. which
leaves Washington at O'Clock, and viii
be met At the depot by the commanding
general and STAFF. and the Two troops Of
the Second Cavalry.
Shortly after his. arrival he viii make
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AN AMERICAN PHYSICIAN
ARRESTEDIN NICARAGUA
ALBANIAN BRIGANDS
ExT0RT HEAVY RANSOM
Greek Monks Forced to Pay Outlaws
S2o,oo

VIENNA. July 22.-The 'Neue Freie
Press today reports renewed activity
among Albanian brIgands- According to
the ''Freie Presse'' a force Of the brig
ands recently surrounded a Greek mon
astery at yisoIzi, near Prisrend, and
threatened to burn the building and
massacre the monks unless $40, GOO was
Immediately forthcoming.
The raEscm was paid. and the brig
auds fTamediately departed.
The evening times., 1902-07-22
DEATH OF CARDINAL
LED0CH0WSKI IN ROME
Received the Red Hat From Pope Plus
TX in 1875.

ROME. July 22.-CardinaG Ledochows-
ki, prefect Of the Congregation de Prop
aganda Eide. is dead He had been Ill
for some time and It was stated last
May that he had lost the sight OF both
eyes
Cardinal Lsdochowski was born in
1922. He was a Polish noble and head
OF the house of Ledochowski, that wore
the title OF count before the HohenzoIl-
eTns were heard Of He was one of the
cardinals who received the red hat from
Pope Plus IX in 1875.
The evening times., 1902-07-22
AIDES TO GENERAL DAVIS.
officers Named to Assist Chaffee's Sue
cessor in Philippines.

It is announced at the War Depart
ment today that General Davis. who
viii succeed General Chaffee in com
mand of the troops in the Philippines,
will have as general officers under his
orders, Generals Wade, Wint, Baldwin.
Jesse u. Lee. and Sanger.
The evening times., 1902-07-22
MINSTREL FIELDS FOR
MAYOR OF COLUMBUS
Veteran Funmaker's Friends Boom Him
For the Office.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July 22.-Today a
formal boom was launched Cor Al C.
Field. the veteran minstrel, show pro-
rrietor, and old time actor. for the nom
ination for mayor On the Democratic
ticket next spring.
The funmaker has placed himself in
the hands Of his friends.
The evening times., 1902-07-22
SENATOR BLACKBURN
APPOINTED 81 COURT
Will Administer Estate of His Daugh-
ter, Lucille B. Lane

Senator J. c. s Blackburn. the father
OF Mrs. Lucille ;. Lane. who died Friday
last. was today, in the Probate Court,
appointed administrator of her estate.
Mrs. Lane did not leave any viii. She
left one child. Teresa B. Lane.
1t is stated that Mrs. Lanes estate
consists OF personal property valued at
between Sc. GOO and 81 600
The evening times., 1902-07-22
Funeral of Henry F. Rugg.

The funeral Of Henry 2. Rugg. of IT'S
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. took
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
undertaking paTloTs Of Joseph Gawler,
1874 Pennsylvania Avenue. Both the G..
A r. Post to which Mr.. Rugg belonged
and the members of the National Lodge
No. 642. Knights of Honor participated
in the services which were conducted ay
the G. a. R. Post The interment viii
be at Arlington
The evening times., 1902-07-22
COLONEL LYNCH AGAIN
REMANDED FOR TRIAL
Charged With Treason for Fighting On
Side of the Beers.

LONDON, July 22--CoI Arthur Lynch,
the member OF Parliament who is held
by the authorities under a charge of
treason for fighting on the side Of the
Beers in South Africa, was again ar
raig25d today and again remaaded.
During tOday's hearing AIbrecht Vol
joen, a former member OF the Irish Bri-
gade. in South Africa, testified that the
members OF the brigade were no more
Irish than ne himself is
The evening times., 1902-07-22
Fighting Parson-sheriH" Pearson II

POLAND SPRINGS. Me. July 22.-
Sheriff Pearson, CT Portland. the fight
ing parson-sheriT OF Cumberland county.
who is critically Ill here. has had an
other relapse, and his physicians are
worried. Last night consultation was
held, and his condition is pronounced
critical.
The evening times., 1902-07-22
MIR. ROSS SHOWS A
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT

Commissioner John ". Ross was re-
ported to be slightly improved this af-
ternooH. There was a further decrease
in the functional disorder in response 10
the treatment Of DR.. F. T. Chamberlain
who, following short visit about
! O'Clock. stated that Mr.. Ross eondi-
tiou showed Improvement rather than
otherwise"
The evening times., 1902-07-22
DEMOCRAT
MAY GET JUDGESHIP
PRESIDENT OF FRANCE
PRAISES Mr.. ROOSEVELT
Denies That Ambassador Cambon In
tends 10 Resign

PARIS. July 22-President Loubet to-
day gave an audience TO st. John Gan-
ney, the New York lawyer. N. Loubet
spoke IN the highest terms Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and the Presidents wife,
of whose amiable qualities. be said, he
had seen informed by the members OF
the Rochambeau mission.
u. Loubet stated that the report that
". Canbon. French ambassador TO the
United tSates, intended to resign, was
Untrue.
The evening times., 1902-07-22
GENERALS B0THA AND
DELAREY OFF TO EUROPE

PRETORIA, July 22.-CeneraIs Louis
Botha and Delarey have started from
here for Cape Town on their way to
Europe. General De Wet will join them
on the way to the coast
The evening times., 1902-07-22
KING EDWARD WALKS
WITHOUT ASSISTANCE
First Time Since Operation Was Per
formed -Four Weeks Ago.

COWES, July 22.-The King walked
without assistance yesterday for the
first time since the operation was per-
formed upon him, four weeks ago.
His majesty continues to improve in
all respects
The evening times., 1902-07-22
TIE NOMINATIONS
or ARCHB!SHGPS

ROME. July 22.-It is considered rob
able that the nominations OF Arch
bishops of New York and Chicago will
be announced together.
The evening times., 1902-07-22
GIANTS take MILLER
FROM DETROIT Tigers
Crack Twirler Signs With
the New York Club.
SEVERAL CLUBS WANTED HIM
Manager McGraw Made the Star Pitch
er a F1attering Offer and He Decided
to Give up His First Love and Show
Gothamtown How to Play Ball.

NEW YORK, July 22.-The Giants, it
is said, have added another crack twirl-
er to their pitching staff The man is
Roscoe Miller, the star pitcher Of the
Detroit club Of the American League.
The announcement Of MiIler's signing
with the New Yorks comes from c. D.
Wellington. a Detroit newspaper man.
He has received a telegram form Frank
Dwyer. manager Of the Detroit Club,
saying Miller had accepted a aattering
offer from Manager AIcGraw Of the New
York club and that Miller has jumped
the Detroit club and gone with the New
Yorks
Miller is without doubt one Of the
best twirlers in the American League.
Several clubs have tried to get him this
season but failed.
The evening times., 1902-07-22

It has been known for some time here
that the National League agents were
after Miller and It was expected that he
would leave the Detroit team in this
city last week. He received several
tempting offers from the league before
he decided to jump his contract with
Detroit Miller was in the game be-
tween Washington and Detroit last
Thursday which was won by the locals.
but the Detroit pitcher received poor
support and lost his game
The evening times., 1902-07-22
President Sends New Briga,
der General to Duty in
the Philippines.
RECORDS OF TWO OFFICERS
Ward Friend of Miles, But Took No
Part in Dispute With War Depart
ment-Sanger Served IN Both Civil
and Spanish Wars.

President Roosevelt today designated
Col Thomas Ward, adjutant general on
the staff of Lieutenant General Miles. to
be 2 brigadier general, to I'll the va
Canc,- created by the enforced retire
ment of Gen Jacob H Smith General
Ward VIII Immediately go on the retired
list. upon his own application, aud the
vacancy thus caused viii be filed by the
appointment OF Col. Joseph ? Sa1-e-.
OF the Inspector Generals department
General Ward is very well known in
Ibis city. where he has been stationed
for several years. Throughout the en-
tire army his appointment viii be re-
eeived With much qualification. for he is
generally popular AID recognized as
most able and efficient officer
Although always LOYAL TO his chief
General Miles. he hes never taken any
part in the controversy between the
President and Secretary Root on one
side and General Miles on the other
During the Spanish war General Ward
then colonel, had ful' charge o. recruit
ing. It is for his excellent services at
that time that the President has reward
ed him.
Military Record,
He was a cadet at the United States
Military Academy from July !, 1853, to
June Il. 1853, when he was gra1lated
Continued on Second Page)
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Fair tonight and Wednesday +;
light noTthw EST 10 noTtheFy winds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09
Mi..enrI cnners..men ln Debate.

Washington. Jan. s-The second
day OF debate 20 the house on the
Nicaraguan canal bin was opened by
Mr. shackleford. ot Missouri. a mem
ber Of the committee which reported
the bul lie spoke earnestly iu aIvo-
cacy of rs passage
~ you favor this bill" Iatorposcd
Mr Blrtholdt OF Missouri. "Why is 10
you and your Democratic colleague.
from Missouri at the last session voted
against a similar bl2'
Because" replied Mr ShacNc'ord.
"thc biu at the Ilst session was pl-s-
cd through ha house to tuuo of Col
Save abe Queen want Go passed 90
sweet strains off Hail Columbia
tUal0cl..c al4.au-eI.
.UuI thH GHr-Huw .rfIta treaty WAC
not ratified at ,.H .a.t session. ODE
served A. Bluau.l.
"Tue f W# rrt' replied .fr
"but tho English aaclcI.
ry of state wanted 3D. rI...0i. auI o..
cause We believed thH W.sa. of boz
aIosty's representative 100 the cable
ret would prevail we op0o el tae
t 900
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09

Washington. Jan. S-The debate on
The Nicaragua canal bin Ia the house
was opened in lively fashion Tuesday
by Mr. Hepburn. chairman OF the In.
torstate ara foreign commerce com.
mission. which reported the bill For
two hours he held the floor. replying
20 a volley of questions concerning
the recent offer Of the Panama Canal
company 10 sell It's property and fran.
chises TO the United States for $40.
O0O. 900 The interest In the debate
centered almost entirely In this new
phase Of the subject Mr.. Hepburn
maintained that the alleged new oner
OF the Panama company was part Of
the plan Of delay
Mr.. Morris OF Minnesota. gave no
tlce that az the proper time he would
offer an amendment 20 authorize the
president. II he could procure the
property and rights OF the Panama
company for $4,000 900. II conces-
sions could be procured from Colon
bla and II the Walker commission so
recommended 90 purchase and pro.
ceod 90 complete the Panama canal
The other speakers were Messrs. Dav.
o. OF Florida. Richardson ~ Alabama.
Mann of Illinois aud Adams of Penn.
sylyauia.
Mr. Cooper of Texas introduced a
bin permitting crude petroleum and
other oils 90 he transported from one
port 90 another of the United States
IN vessels other than those belonging
20 tho United states.
Representative UlrhH'dt of Mis-.
sour introduced a BIN repeating 900
the increased taxes under the war
revenue act
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ROUTE FOR THE CANAL
Offer 10 Sell Panama Concessions 10
De Investigated.
THE PRICE Is Low.
Congress viii Delay Action on Nicara.
guam Route Until the lsthmian
Canal Commission Makes its
Report upon Cifrr.

Washington. Jan. Sat the cabinet
meeting Tuesday the proposition Of
the Panama Canal company. 10 trans
fer its property 20 the United States
for tho SUM Of 100000 was dis
cu.sod q Is undoubtedly true that
the price named is regarded by tae al.
miniatrat.on as sufficiently low % Jus
ufy congress in giving the OFFER the
most careful consideration. II is OK.
pecteI that the isthmian canal com
mission win make a supplementary &C.
port 20 the president which viii en-
brace tho latest proposition Of the
Panama company
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Washington. Jan. s-The first notes
between tb contest OF the Nicaragua
and Panama routes for the isthmiau
canal were heard 10 the senate Tues
day Mr Morgan offered and secured
the adoption Of a resolution which in.
dlcated his purpose to have the com.
mittoo on interocoanlc canals inquire
into the relations alleged 70 exist be-
tween the transcontinental railroad
companies Of the United States and
Canada and the Panama Canal CON.
pany. In explanation OF the resolution
Mr. Morgan declared that the alleged
relations were a wicked monopoly.
which already had cost the people Of
the Pacific coast millions OF dollars
The relations involve tho control by
the Panama Canal company and the
agreement existing between certain
railroads OF the United States and the
Pacific Mail Steamship company.
The FIRST hour after the session con
veuod was consumed by the lntroduc-
tlon of bills. principally measures Of
a private character. including bills for
pension claims. etc.
Mr Proctor ~ Vermont was reliev.
ed az his request. from the immigra.
tion comm tee. Mr. Dillingham; was
eppointed TO dll the vacancy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09

New York. Jan. s-Montague Less
Ter. Republican. was elected 90 con-
gress IN th Seventh distric. Tuesd, y
20 succeed Nicholas Muller. Democrat
resigned He beat Perry Belmont. the
regular Democratic candidate. by 39i
votes. the count showing these figures
Lessler 1861. Belmont 72S5. The rest
OF the vote was: Ward. Social Demo
crat. lO7: Lindinger. lndepends L
democrat. 1856. Bennett. Greater New
York Democracy. 1S2.
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BnI to h.y.y E..coBf.d.r.t...

Washington. Jan. s.-A bill Of much
interest 10 eX-Confederate soldiers has
been fayorably acted upon by the
house committee on war claims. Il
provides for paying former Confeder-
ate soldiers for horses. brides. saddles
and side arms taken from them In vio-
lation Of the terms OF the surrender
made by General Lee and Johnson with
Gen. Grant aud sherman. The bill
was introduced by Representative
Pagit Of Tennessee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09

Washington. Jan. S.-Col Samuel l..
Hoyt died here Tuesday. the result OF
injuries from a fall He was 81 years
ola. Colonel Hoyt was a veteran Of
two wars. a participant In various en-
campaigns aud a 'forty-nIner. He was
the intimate friend OF Sam Houston.
"Kit" Carson and other figures Of the
rouRh west. over a half century a.
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The Falre,, oner Exsr Maar

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indigestion. Sour Stomach. Heart.
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druggists are authorized by the Uhla-
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case they fal! 10 cure. Price 80 cen
per package Remember the name
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the leading druggist. Bryan, Tezga