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len bei'm Wieoerauftau6en BON Der
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pie ii9 bas 1ngluf 5ugetragen. Die
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"OLD RELIABLE"

Gin altss uno yuOcrldiF9es 6cilmittsl gcgeu
9eritopfuRs, glagtn uHo geberlciosn iOUit gtQtu
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einem CUR bieiigsn aeroitatifden SLOT
tenitation ge60rigen 8alon ouf. Der
8aIon trie6 ii6er ba5 W}eer binauS
unO 3pei Sorpeboboote folgten ibm.
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The Washington times., 1902-12-20
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

Solicitor General Richards has received
suggestion that motion be made TO
dismiss the appeal in re W. c. O'NeaI
plaintin in error VS.. the United States
in the Supreme Court. This case has
caused much interest in Florida. W. c.
O'Nesl. who is president OF the Ameri-
can National Bank. in Pensacola. made
a murderous assault on Adolph Greenhut
with knife Greenhut was trustee in
the bankruptcy OF the estate OF Scarritt
Moreno. and had brought suit against
the American National Bank on account
Of the estate The case viii be tried in
the Supreme Court, though it is not vet
decided who will argue on behalf OF the
United States.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
IMMIGRANTS BARRED OUT
Sad and Pathetic Scenes at the Ellis
Island Station.
'~5nbners Magazine

'>'rlbners Magazine.
However. there we're several reiec-
lions. There was the old woman who
had come with her daughter and her
daughters children. The daughter
husband had sent the money on from,
America. and they had been rarely han
~ that morning. Three more ds,,s ,,s
they would BE- on the great steausbi,,
and then'-it was but a short fri, 80
america then! But the old woman had
a disease Of the eyes. Did she NOT l-no,,. .
hnoWz And how should she know SicI,
Tess 81 the eyesi She touched H.,
win her fingers. Her eyes2 She ba1
seen 10 sew with them all her life W-b,,
5ne had seen 20 make all the cIotbee So
az the babies with them-for am ~
SaDles. only the last night at homo sbo
had hnlshed the dress the IittIegt 80
,as even now wearing-oh-ob- Ij+
'le Oao! she looked over at the baby
anu anu IN her poor old eyes. despite the
o.e ol TWO generations, was seen the
eason Of the surgeons decision hnd
the rejection held
There was young man and .,f,,
trying 10 soothe him-nOt an uncor1,,,,
case taking hravely to him as tho,
sat together. she on the top OF a grasr
DoE ana be below OF a round bundle
OF bedding. They may have been brotber
and sister. they may have been he
lr0thed- certainly they cared for escb
other. and now they were TO part
There was another q man Of middle
age. who sat over I'm the corner ar far
away as he could get. with his bundles
and boxes about him When the door
ot .I 'ndl room should Pc thrown open and
me gate Of the control station I'M
locked. he would go back and live ON,
his life IN a train to take him bacl ia
Russia. He was a strong ono vb9 r-d
earned his passage money himself but
now the years Of saving were gone f,.
naught He would go back and live
out his life in bard Russia. not I'm besti,.
tul America. Why had somebody NOT
told him and spared him the extra toilo
What Tor now were the nights and davs
Of pleasure he had put aside? He looked
about him. Dry as the old woman
eyes were his own hopeless eyes. but g..
him there was not even the prattle Of o
little child 10 lead 10 an hours forget
fulaess.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
NEW ORLEANS FINISHES
CLOSE AND EXCITING
Improved Condition Of Track Makes
Fast Going Possible.
The Entries.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2O.-For the
first time in many days some Of the fin
ishes here yesterday were close and cx-
citing This was due to the much i'm
proved condition of the track. which ha0
been sm0othed by persistent use OF
rollers. Water Edge and Cogswell were
The only favorites 20 lose, while none OF
the winners were quoted az long odds.
Golden Rule showed a great perform
ance when he won the lightweight Han
dicap with l43 pounds up. conceding
loads OF weight 10 his company. The
winners were: Hurry. 10 10; Tillo. Z
10 2; Tom Kingsley. 4 TO /; Golden Rule,
& to 10. Erne, 3 to 1; Sweet Alice, 10 2.
New Orleans entries for today.
First race-Sellng. six furlongs. Lit
tie Jack Horucr Alpaca. Maggie Clop-
Ton. Prctorius. Bcdlam. 100; D'Asilius.
li2. Chorus Boy. Grantor. Ei Rey. Mon
tanic. Peat Azu, ia.
second race-SelIing; one mile. Aim
less. Athcola. Incidence. Lemerine. 90,
Judge Durellc. 30. Eliza Dillon, Miss
Blarrcy. lO1. Optimo. 1902. Marcos. 1906.
Bella. 1o1. Harry Wilson. 1OS.
Third -Haudicap. twO-year-olds 4,
seven furlCnEs. Pirate. Cologne II. Far
mer Jim, 100, BarkeimOre, 103, Tom
Maybin. 100. Welcome Light. l07
Fourth race-Cre5cent City Handicap:
ST 500 added one and onc-quartcr miles.
Water Edge. 80, Hayward Hunter. Com
missioner Forster, "a. Major Mansir,
l03. Little Scout lO5. Barrack Jessie
Jarboe, no. Scotch Plaid. l0}. The
Lady. McChcsnc-. 12O. The last three
coupled as Durncll Hers entry
Fifth race-Pursei six furlongG.
Shrine. %. Jane Holly. Ben Mora. St
TammaUy. 1O4; DE Reszke. Boaster. 1OT
potCrtC les; Smile. III; John Peters,
Harry New, lI2; Scorpio. lI3. McChes-
ncy. 124
Sixth race-Selling; one and one-hal.
miles. Hattie Davis 81. Pothccn. 90.
Trocadero. o.; Latson. IO3. Compass
Croesus Pay The Fiddler. lO5, Cogswell
LOG; Lady Chorister. 1O9.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
CLARKE GRIFFITH TO
HANDLE GOTHAM TEAM
Tom LOTUS to Remain in Charge of the
Senators for Another Season.

1t has been semi officially announced
that Clarke Griffith. for TWO years man
ager OF the Chicago American League
Club. will be the leader OF the New York
American team next season.
Charlie Comiskey, owner OF the Windy
City Club. has consented somewhat re-
luctantly to allow his star twirler to
take charge Of the Gotham team. Com
iskey is to take active charge Of the
White Sox.
Comiskey says: Il suppose it will
seem a triAe strange to me TO resume
work on the bench. but guess it will
not take me long to break in"
His returning TO the bench is only 4
remote possibility, but he has the stun
In him. and viii do anything he can
TO aid the Johnson organization. This
has been shown by his willingness to
sacrifice Griffith.
Tom Lotus was first mentioned as the
man who would handle the American
Giants, but President Fred Postal would
not hear any such talk. He knew that
Lotus has a host OF friends in this
city, and also knew that the local base
ball enthusiasts appreciated what he had
done for baseball here, and declared that
the Americans would have to hunt a
little further than Washington to get
a man to take charge OF the Gotham
aggregation.
Postal insisted chat LOTUS remain
here, and the latter promised Postal
that he would not accept the New York
presidency.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
BUREAU OF STATISTICS.

Venezuela stands fourth ln the list Of
South American countries in amount o:
trade with the United States. Statistics
COLLECTED by the bureau FOR the last fiscal
year show Brazil In the lead with ex-
ports and imports amounting to $50 .574.-
167. Argentina is second with $40. .S22. .525.
Chile third with $11.453.497. and Ven
ezuela is fourth with S9.0Sl .S64. OF which
$6.2S7, ,121 was the value OF imports aud
81. 793. .743 Of exports. The total trade be
tween South America and this country
amount to Si57 $50. GIL. OF which the i'm
ports were S1lg,7s5. .319, and the exports
S3S. .074 .292.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
STUDIES IN LIFE.

The series OF studies in Life Ques-
tions and Their Answers" conducted by
the Y. VI. C. A. with Dr. Merrill E.
Gates as leader. will be held hereafter
In the main building Of Columbian Uni
versity. at o'clock. on Sunday after
noon About I2f men are members OF
this class. which is free to men.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20

Rather than have one Of the betting
suits against the Brighton Beach Racing
Association brought to trial yesterday
plaintiffs counsel consented to dis
misssl Of the case. Peter De Lacey. Of
poolrOom notoriety. is generally believed
10 be the instlgator OF the litigation
The case came from the arst district
municipal court Justice Penfeld OF
Bronx Borough sitting in place OF Justice
Finn The plaintiff William Mausell
said 70 be an emplOye Of De Lacey. sought
by the action 10 recover money alleged 10
have been logt'by betting on races at the
Brighton Beach track. He was repre-
sented by Benjamin Steinhardt. while
Lewis Gilbert, with whom Mausell said
in his complaint that the wagers had been
laid, was represented by De Lancey Nj
coll and John d. Lindsay Captain Her
bert Barry and Mr.. Hyde. of the law firm
Of Mayer Hyde, appeared as counsel
for the Brighton Beach Association.
Counsel for the defendants reported
ready for trial, but Mr.. Steinhardt said
that he was not prepared to 90 on. He
had. he said, arranged with De Lancy
Nicoll TO try one OF the other cases first.
Mr.. Nicoll Indignantly denied that he had
entered into any such arrangement with
Mr. Steinhardt
Justice Penfeld held that as the jury
had been summoned to attend and that
as all the witnesses subpOenaed by both
sides were present no valid reason ex-
listed why the case should not 20 on. and
he ordered the cause 10 be heard
Mr.. Steinhardt insisted that he was not
ready. and said that rather than have the
case proceed he would consent TO a dis
missai OF the action.
Justice Penfield promptly entered a de-
cree dismissing the suit and the plaintiff
and his witnesses withdrew crestfa.Ien.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20

The assignment division in charge Of
Frederick V. Booth. and who is assisted
by Willis B. Magruder. recently made
a record in getting out typewritten
orders in one day amounting to 122 45O
words. Miss Br8shears. one OF the ex-
perts in this division, sent out Il, 300
words alone. which is over twice the
number Of words sent out by the average
copyist in these rooms. Miss Brashears
is one Of the late additions to the as
signment staff
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

z. c. Eckcl visited the extensive de-
posits Of ocher found in the vicinity oi
Parkersville. Ga, last season for the
purpose Of investigating the geological
condition Of their occurrence and their
use The origin OF these deposits has
been discussed by Or. c. ". Hayes. who
considers that the ocher bodies repre-
sent replacement Of the quartzites by
which they have been surrounded. si-
lica having been dissolved and iron de-
posted by percolating waters.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

The board OF pension appeals OF
which Harrison I. Bruce is chairman
Jobn W. Bixter. first vice chairman
.,d Edward p. Hall. second vice chair
man. viii soon have added large aa-
5ition 10 their Office space when the
rooms formerly used for abandoned
p...,t Ofce files viii be ready for
,boir use. some time ago twenty new
spnointments in this divisiol were made.
80 &, is found that the present room
area is far too limited for comfort
The Patent once files have been re-
moved upstairs IN consequence.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
HOSPITAL MUST PAY

Joseph X. McCammon. in behalf OF the
Garfield Memorial Hospital. Will be in
formed by the District Commissioners
jkat the assessment for a water main
against the hospital is legal and must
be paid. Mr.. NcCammon protested
against the payment OF the assessment
on the ground that the hospital was q
public institution. II. H. Darneille the
assessor. in his report. quoted the Law
to show that the levy was properly made
nd he recommended that the request
# the attorney for lis remission be de
MED.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
Bank Clerks League.

The Second Nation4. quint easily won
two games from the Safe Deposit Com
pany team on the Palace Alleys last
night by literally showing them under in
the first two games The losers got
themselves together in the last game.
however. and bowIed S29 to their oppo-
nents SIS
Nyman was high man. with 1856 aver
age. and his 229 and 2O9 we're best and
next best singles. Seharf, Of the same
team. was next high nan. with 1s1 av-
erage. while 2O7 made by Plant, Of the
Safe Deposit Company was next best
single.
The scores:
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
Railway Relief League.

The Eleventh Streets defeated the Co
lumbla quint on the Palace alleys by
winning the second and third games o,
the set in walk over" style. The
victors bowled a very poor game in
the first OF the set, their total being
659. but in the other two they struck
their gait, and bOwled over the 500 mark
in each.
Speer was high man, with 10 average
and his III was high single. BallengeT
was next high man, with l6S averag
while his 1S9 was second best single.
The score:
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
INDOOR BASEBALL.

The first of a series OF intercity indoor
baseball games between the Y. NJ. c. A.
Of this city. and the West Branch Y. NJ.
C.. A.. of Baltimore. will be played to-
night In the local association gym
uasium. 1892 G Street. The West Branch
boys are the champions OF their city's
eague. and the local boys hold like
honOrs here Manager Beckett will put
on his best team and he hopes to open
the series with a victory. A hOtly con
tested game may be expected
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
GAMES BOWLED IN
FOUR LOCAL LEAGUES
Commissioners Defeat the
Treasury Quint.
BARR BOWLS HIGH SCORE
Second Nationals Win From Safe De-
posit-Fat Men Win From
Business Men.

The Commissioners beat the Treasury
Quint last night on the Palace alleys by
All of the games bowled by both teams
was over the 500 mark. while the sec
ond game Of the Commissioners footed
up a total Of 1907. an exceedingly high
score. The Treasury team won the third
game Of the set
Barr was high man for the winners.
with 100. and his 255 was high single
The scores.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
STATE DEPARTMENT.

Mr. Huntington Wilson. secretary of
the United States legation at Tokyo,
Japan. is about to leave Washington for
his post after official leave Of absence.
He called yesterday at the State Depart
ment to pay his farewell respects to the
Secretary. He entered the diplomatic
service in 1891 and was appointed to his
present position in 1900
The Washington times., 1902-12-20

Frank sherman, the clever pool player
OF this city, will probably be a contest
ant In the sweepstakes pool tournamcn,
to be held by c. z. Green in the Mon
tauk Academy billiard hall. Fulton
Street. Brooklyn. early in January Sher
man defeated Clearwater last spring af-
ter the latter had won the worlds cham
pionship emblem in a tourney promoted
by Green, and before the title passed %
Grant Eby, of this city. Green antici-
pates no difficulty in securing ten Of the
leading pool players for to- competition.
Each player puts up S25 fer entrance fes
and Green adds $500. Entries close cu
December 81. The first games viii be
played on January s.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

Dr. wiley chief Of the bureau Of
chemistry. says that satisfactory prog
ress IS being made by his twelve sub
,ects around the scientific dining Ia
ble" Ping-pong has been introduced as
a means OF exercise for them. and it viii
not be- long. says DR. Wiley, before The
chemical foods will be served.
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The new rules OF practice went to the
hands Of the printer yesterday, and will
be made public about January 1. II is
stated that a difference in the design
law will be the only important change
from the rules Of last year. Commits
sioner Allen has recently been before the
House Committee on Patents in regard
20 the international patent convention
acts
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to put the little New Yorker down four
times in an hour. Bothner feels that he
must be at his best 20 stand the cham
pion of. Butcher Boy" Piening tried
the same trick but could only throw
BOthner twice.
An attempt IS being made TO get Frank
Herrick the assistant instructor Of IN,
New York Athletic Club. and the ecu.
ban Wonder together the same nigh
in a bout limited to half an hour.
The Washington times., 1902-12-20
POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT

Chief Inspector Cochran has been ad-
vised by telegraph that the postoffce at
Gazelle, Cal. was entirely destroyed by
fire. all supplies. including the mail key
was lost.
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Departmental League.
District League.

The Fat Mems Club defeated the South
Washington Business Men last night in
league game by handily winning the first
two games OF the set The Business
Men took a brace in the last game and
bowIed SS7. winning it.
Leimbach. OF the Business Men, was
high man with 1s2. and his 211 was high
single Ludwig, Of the winning team.
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TheOdOre O Lemmon. superIntendent
u the indian traInIng sehooI Al Grand

Va wv A"NioH ~ raining sChOoi al NrdnQ
Junction. Colorado. is in Washington.
and will assist the Indian Office in the
preparation OF plans and specifications
for a new sewer and water system in
his school Congress has appropriated
$4,000 for this. work. Mr. Lemmon's s
school is one OF the largest in the
country and has an enrolment OF 200
pupils.
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PATENT OFFICE.

Commission Allen has cleared his
docket Of all cases and shall not hear
any other until the new year. The Com
missioner will spend the Christmas holi-
days in Auburn, y. Y.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

United States Supervisor OF Indian
Schools Charles II. Dickson, who has
been for the past few months investi-
eating The schools IN Oklahoma. is I'm
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GOVERNMENT MACHINERY
AND THOSE WHO OPERATE 1T
Dr. Wiley Making Satisfactory Progress With His Poison Squad-COs
Sone Allen of the Patent Office Clears Docket-New Rules of
Practice for Patent O1ice--Repots Indian Affairs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Ex-Assistant Secretary Vanderlip is in
Washington and called upon old friends
al the department yesterday. He is now
vice president OF the National City Bank
OF New York