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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-28
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad ana
lhe Civil Var. Isef.1Se5.

1t was the first and most desira BILE
Federal and Confederate armies. In
May 1861, the four Federal advance
columns concentrated at Parkersburg,
w. Va, Wheeling, w. Va, Harper's
Ferry, W. Va, and at Washington.
To retain the advantage, the Federal
government established block houses
along the railroad from the Monocacy
t. the OHIO river, besides forts at
Wincheste-, Harper's Ferry, Cumber-
land, Piedmont and New Creek, (Key-
ser) The B. s. @. was the base OF
operations for the Federal army for
nearly four years and from which the
government could not take advance
line earlier than November 1864.
'Fhe b. & Q. was the n1taus If com
u,aaicatien betwf n tle We~f and
thp Army 81 the Pii.eaa'. asa WAS
consequently in a saiBnal state Of
s. se. f'arper's Ferry die KY t. tic
81 .ai97b F4ilrY frs, ingt
laa o3h lh f4uala Mietfat of
ia Br &l In q fttas j. q,t> and
Gu ,pp,S - his country vas captured
IT eaP'ur. eight titaes u lhrye
yesas The GovernGWHt Arsenal aud
arfaories which were located there,
werr destroyed by the government to
prevent their capture. One hundred
and seventy nine battles OF greater
Importance were fought on or ada
cent to the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
not taking into consideration the in
Vulnerable skirmishes.
All through trains from st. Louis,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, Co
lumbus, Cleveland, Wheeling and
Pittsburg To the East, run via
Washington.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-28
Building firms are 50 averrun With

Building firms are 50 overrun with
work N this place that a concern
wanting to have a big factory built
hal to incorporate construction
company and do the work them
s.lves. They will also help out in
the congestion which has assalle d
our builders. Hundreds oil houses
are wanted and the workers are com
pafatixely few.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-28

And SO Maccorkle has Topped.
Well, well, well Possibly not so
many pnkind thugs viii be said by
bis new brethren aboat that short
age which took place at Charleston
some years ago.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-28

We believe thoroughly in
advertising. To prove it
we are going to use this
space for our own purposes.
We have advertising space
TO sell, and we know it will
pay a good return upon the
price we charge for it if it
is properly used. Our pa
per goes into the best homes
in this community. 1t has
been going day after day
until each issue is welcom-
ed as an old friend of the
family. The news it brings
is news of neighbors, of
personal affairs in which all
have more or less of a COM
mon interest. IF one of our
readers called upon you, a
merchant, you would do
the best you could to con-
vince him that what you
had for sale was the best
he could buy. You would
show him the new things
you had got in recently.
You would tell him why he
should have them and why
they were better than he
could procure elsewhere.
You probably would make
a sale.
Your effort, however, would be
confined to one person.
You could tell the same
story just as effectively to
every reader of this paper
in each issue. You do not
believe it would have the
same effect?
, If you told the story
. in the same way it would.
, We are ready
to do our part to prove it.
Do you care TO try it?
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-28

No town in the state is growing
faster than Morgantown and not one
of them has a better prospect than
this city. There is no town in the
United States in which it is more
pleasant to live or to do business.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-28

desire to- call the attention of all
who have not paid their City Taxes for
1901. that interest will be charged from
January !, 1902, until paid Please
give TINS matter your attention as these
taxes must be collected at once.
will b. at my office all day on Sat
DAYS j. F. WEAVER, Collector.
Office with Barrickman d Weaver,
Chaneey Pow.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-28
For Sale.

A three H. 2. Book@alter steam
engine Engine is in fair condition
and may be seen in use every day ito
this office. Viii sell at a merely nom
tai price.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-28
G. R. HAYES, Agent.

The Uniontown papers are telling
the sad stories of each other mis-
spent lives.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-28

We are to have a Trust company
that will no take back scat for any
company in the state
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-28
Hagans Restaurant.

At Uniontown is receiving many
comments 1t is said TO be the most
modern outside the largest cities.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-06-28
FOR RENT!

That desirable property former
II owned and occupied by the
Lite Senator Waitman T. Wiley.
One OF the choicest and most de-
lightiaI residence locations in Nor
gantown. Commodious house,
surrounded by two acres Of ter
raced lawn, unequaled for beauty
in this part Of what is known as
the most picturesque corner of
West Virginia.
Fer {. r.her inflammation, ar,4,l,- e,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
SrR,N,H,> " 1tsHINGToN.
Tie says There IL NJ Prospect ~ Any sweep
ing changes In the custom House.

W~.sHfrornS. Nav IS Collector Sttan-
ahan pf.N-v l"rK made a visit 20 the Treas
urv TODAY To- dl~ris. ,omr matters ~ ruu-
tn" administrators with SECRETARY Shaw
aud A.-i-ttr' Secretary Spsulding In
reply %" e qu.--'.o IN regard to III" rImor,-i
PROSPECTIVE -hakcup among the Custom
uou-- employees. Nr S'rsnahan old a
rrIrrtor of THt a. thai the suhl"c' was
not d.-ou-.rl with the Treasury uniCisls
to-day Moreover. no added. that there
j. no pru-I..ct that any sweeping changes
IN the tsr~uun.l would IT, mad" or ought
~ - made lie fnurd IA" fore" of em-
IlnN,..- highly organized. b." ssld, when
he -ut"T,-i uIan III. onsC. ~ Collector ami
altogether the Custom Hpu-" service was
A great machine. IN fine running order
1h.t" wuuli necessarily 10 some few
changes among m" employees, lut these
were not ~ imW--iiai" npls'iun
" have had a chanor to Observe the
ot-ration uf ~" new personal baggage
regulations. said the Collector. -aid IN"
results 30 far ar. entirely Satisfactory ]
haN" asked for a very large supply ~ tho
cirrular- 81 Information for distribution
among steam, hip Passengers | haN" also
suggested that COPIES ~ the-" circulars
b. r"ut 10 United states Ionsuls H. for
egn COUNTRIES. Tor 'h- tousul- are often
called on FOR Information 81 The kind con-
tanned In 'h- circulars
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
ALBERT GiLLtTIN RIDDLT M ~
One of the Few >ur,,, or, at Prominence
Of Antr.IicIlnm ILmr~.

NAsHiSUIoN. Nav IS Alls'rt Gal,ailu
Riddle. a LAWYER 81 national reputation,
a former R"pr"-cuiaiiv" IA Congress
and on. Of the few survivors 81 prumi'
hence ui ia. an,e-lslIum l~ri"d. dI'"l
at his home here Yesterday ~ 'h" ~"
Of ~ wears Mr. i.iddlc was born IA
Muns,on. Mas May %, 1919, hl> rsrut-
removing soon dtt-ISard In 10" Western
Reserve oi OHIO. where Mr. iuddl" was
reared ana where hc lived until ~" removed
20 Washington ~ 1854 lie studied law
under Gov Scabuiy tord and Ma rd-
mitted Ia practice in 1870
Mr. Riidl" was "a writer IL both prose
and verse. Among hi- l-,>'-knuwn wuIa-
81 fiction were Bart Ridgrly The P"r.
TRAIT and Alice Brand lie Ma the"
author OF a 49, ~ lectures for 'hc law l".
partmeut II Howard University, wtlch 10"
organized. which w.r' af"twdti pub
l~N,Si under tho utlr ui ~'y i"u'~ and Law
YER. and wa the author ~ 'h" Camp ga
lai" 1T james 4 Garfield, ip' Hs'.i LATER
hy a I4i- OF BENJAMIN = Mao" Among
lt- UuI" recent work. - hr- RiaT..'.flr'
81 War Ilu.-. wLipl l- 'pr~I!"u.i q ~.
Lah." history . ~" CINu War i-.rpi
b. ia Nf Kldil" W,rrl"' 'aru'Iu"
daughter - lYicr Barton ! N-rv 81 e. ar
tur. Dhlp. vNu iIst M lSsa az 'Ar -H,"u
C'iip.u. ~iN survive They az" Ni-
Franklin Bartlett 80 New York. Mr. Ma y
\ krpw.'un. Mr. carolina Forster. Mr.
Harriet Riii.e Davis. the w"ll-known
vri'or. A,i-.rt Riiile 81 Washington, and
Mir Thomas n kliuf 81 New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
rHi pRrsIDr>T on HORSEBiCk
Woman Nis,ooI si,m Tor 4 statue hut ihs
Guide satd "Ne Amt y statue Vet"

w~.sHISoIoS. NAV L; President Roose-
vel, went horseback udlng a. usual this
afternoon. attended 10y al artillery sergeant
uniformed IA khaki. a. orderly When
,nr President reached Dupont Circl. a
seeing Washington electric car hove IN
Ugh, and he guid. continued his lecture
through q ~megaph"n" m this way
ON the .rit w. - 10" elegant residence
81 Mr Grprs- Westinghouse, the millionaire
inventor a,i electrician, formerly The
l.'u, u! tie late James & klair,. a litil"
T.. rn, IN 81 front ~. I-'Ts,l," the palatial
mar-iun II VI l. Z lSt'"r. IN" Chicago
millionaire. and father II the "a nous t-S.utN.
M.-, MARY Letter, now Lady turlnn. the
VII. Of the GuN''uur General Of India
u ,hr parh IN mont "" are confronted 10y
a.. ~taiu" of Admiral Dupont. and a!so IA
front We 500 IN" President ~ The nited
states on horseback
IN. crowd loosei and one woman said
who's. ~iatu" l. u MCkinl.y's''
It, Roosevelt. IA" guide responded
He amt "a statue vet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
RIGHT or WtI ron THE CtNAL,
Prelimirsr, Arrangements Win Nicaragua,
costa n,ra and soIombia.

wAsHtSaroN. MAY IL Secretary IIsv
to-day sent ~ The Senate and tie II Use
committee. having cfarg" Of lsthmian
t,nal legislation, copies ~ arrangements
lust mad. with III" G~uv'rimrut, - co..
lnmh.a. Nicaragua aud Costa Rica. pre-.
Urinary 80 ~" pa~-ag" q an lu~'"rnc~anic
canal AZ. Thc-. arrangements are IN
the nature ~ provisional contracts, hv
which Nicaragua and Costa El"a engage
trcm-clN"- Co sign tr'atl"- with tho l'ui'"i
States. giviug . Ugh' - w1v a"r'-~ their
territory 80 this Govern m"rt n 'hr Me-
aT,r.t rpu'" d. Chu~"u and colombia
Il. rlro- it-rlf % g'y" a risut Il way across
the t.'ruI- ~ Panama II the Panama
rauf" IT, -"itsr 81
Tie a]riaugc'u - ~ engagements were
raIntfa & ty NJ Hay M sdNanC" 81
legi-,a'lN" action To- enable Congress e.
inform li-ol! uf the terms upon whi.h sacr
% ~" tbr-' lItr-Am"rtDau count rice,
will r.rnit iar c''-' niC'iuu uf az In'"r-
oruaiiD canal aCru~- t- territory Tie
nm nal feature - the a~traug"u-rJ
ha," been heretofore printed Ia iHE ~US
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
M. Kerr. "a. HcIme-. %. Dnmcld, q.

vote. sos. necessary to n choice. 90.
Then Dr. Duficld and DR.. kcrr were
withdra ~n and another lallOt vac ordered
u resulted Van Dyke. :os Mofatt. :!1.
holmcs, ~ Total vote, 81. necessary
10 \ choice. az
Dr Palmer ~ 81 Loui. movel - MAKE
the vote Unanimous for Dr. van Dvk"
There was n great roar " ayes. tn when
the noes w-r" asked for they calnr IN a
scattering NOll'y from various quarters al
-" room Tho Moderator S,id that "A
majority of M" commissioners Declared
that Dr van DYKE a. uusnimpuslN ,%i'ct''i
10 mat" New Yorker pre-"ui h had
not .'sI, ID v.n DYKE fur several Nrars
~ came n a diet e shock that hc had
removed his l-'ar' Tie Tact made
innrc appareu, tiat .e Va, blu-hing ra.r-
fully when ~ Niuton addressed HIN DT
Van DySe ia reply .n,d
Moderator, tatart- and hr-thr.n ! tltnk
you ala most heartily Tor giving M" the rrisi-
l"gr IN tia. place. made .trr~ei To IN" bv The
memory of my father cannot account ior
NY having been brought her" EXCEPT that some
ofthc older ouc, among YOU thought that YOU
v"r" voting for ny father. Votes that's
50 have alway- been short. Laughter
Mud Will nv 80 he shNrt ~ this speech ]
have not drs' - I'D TINS honor which yuu nav"
given me. and | ask yon IN do your hest 20
~, which I vis born aud which love ~th
all ny heart.
The Assembly then adjourned until this
morning at . o'clock last night there
was y Communion at Tho church ~ which
all tho cnmmi-sionrrs participated. The
morning se-Sion Yesterday was devoted
10 tho retiring Mpierator's sermon.
other Commuuions may respond to other
calls. but preshs teTtanism has ever an
sS"t"d to ~. fs',Cn9i ;', q ,hT nun nm, nv
i.tTy u IN cease to-day. then II must h- De-
cause that call has died hway
on this point there ~ no reason To su-prct
that our Church .. MOT, perfectly ~ one With
itself No man rightly reads any mo.e-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
sT\trF
Z nion Railroad station nm ana the rorii.
nratiens Bni Passed.

N,sutSGroV Nav - n" senate TO-DAY
nas.~d 'he hi.l - provide fnr = union rail-
road tat ion u thc Di-'ri0' IT columbia Ire
rn.l vot. Wa lca-. Is nays, - A MO-
ton - r.rommit was defea'-d-v yeas. ?,
nsv-. ~ practically a party votel. 4
motion - strike out III. provision which
maze. tho nistrict - Columbia liable for
h,lf Tho damage. % private properly was
,o., Tic bill provides FOR The elimiu-
,lon ~ grade crussings. for = tunnel 70
connect tho Ralt iwors and Ohio and The
Baltimore and Potomac railroads for a
,duct aud elevate terminal - the union
station ., Massachusetts and Delaware
sycnu~-. and for a union station, .monu-
mental n character. snd =" ooa, not les
than NODnp
tn. Military Affair." Committee -.
n,r'-i IA" Military ACai'Wy t~pp-opria-
non bill. with 80 appropriation for rev
Buildings A. Mest POM increased from
tS ~ e,,. A. provided ty the Hou-... Ia
S. lpIpo ~ Ns'''r a'"'i Iu ~" p,dtr pre-
r,l,t ~ tie VA i~RuATtr"1'
u. nt'thcatfou Appropriation bill VU-
taken an. IA" question t-lug uu the amend
rent on"r-d YESTERDAY hy Nr pro,'ur
Her ~ that no par ot a." %sppfupna-
80, s4r4.i bn u-.l 20 pay fnr dl-dpp-aI-
ing gIa carriages
tT.r some discussion W. Proctor nod -
fed IA. amendment hv limiting the pruiihi-
ton Of payment until Their should - .
tNproUgh test wad" hN n di-inicrr-trSi
b.tf'ol OIL T. Of high rd,k aud a. east
one mechanical eugiu-I ihs amend
mont "a. mod fled va agreed 200. ard t.
hill Wa ra~-'i
Tho Philippine Temporary Government
wa akcu zap. ard Nr M,lAuuIu tlL-iu
Mis-. atlr"s>-d ne senate 10 opposition
To tie lIl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
rHE Ellis TROtBLE REVIVED.
Editor Appeals tn the Assembly Against
the Publication Board.

One ~ the minor trouble. which the
General Assembly will have n ia hands
IL a charge ~ attempted intimidation and
suppression Of free sp~-ch made against
the Presbyterian Board Of Publ cation
and sabbath school Work. bv one NJ its
editors. William T. Fills. The "hsrge~
are embraced in n memorial which il now
in tho hands ~ The stat~i clerk
last January Mr. Ellis. Who for a number
81 wears has been active in Christian En-
dea~or work. VA. invited Ia rad /, paper
on ~. -uh,ec'. Arc Young Peoples So
cie,ie, D~~cad-ur' II 20. Why h"ior" the
Presbyterian ministers a., Srw York The
Secretary ol IN" board. NJ craven. asked
To- 500 the paper before u wa- rad. and
ohiNrting ~ some ~ th. conclusions IN
it. asked Mr. Fills 20 alter them Mr.
Ellis refused, explaining tha' h" expressed
only his personal views. and in ~ sons.
reprp~ant.d tho hoari, q promising 10
make that PLAN
before ~. paper was - hs read. how
ever Mr. Ellis received y telegram from
officers Of the board. announcing their
objection 10 his relii"s mis paper for
fear he would 10 understood a. represent
lng the views Of the board Nevertheless.
tho paper VAS read Mr. Ellis Vs.
promptly summoned by resolution before
tho Editorial tommittee in order hat
the committee may have tho fulles, light
upon the cNprdicncv Of continuing him
i'm it, employtucnt lie was r~"prirnandsi
~ n second ~rr-ulu'icn and r'.lsn"t II,
now asks that Ia" Assembly di,approN'
- the boart'- ar'ion. IN" board having
already refused. hv clearing he latter,
minutes Il all reference 10 The subject
Mr. Fills entered the boards service Ave
year- ago 20 take charge IL the Young
70, p.c- paper. F'orVdrd. which b" has
tn,. -dIied. He has also had charge
~ tho sabbath school lIaior. the MorriTg
.sfdr and the SUNBEAM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
fraud Greer Against Another Indlr>,
chain letter ~rii"ipc.

WAsnrNuToN, NAV - TIL" Postmaster
GENERAL today ISSUED ~ order DENYING tlr
u. Of the mails 10 the King S~ilyrrvdrr
company Of Wilk-s-Barrr, Pa for coudva'-
irr through th- mails a chain bitter -chcm-.
c4uul,i with an Otter 81 HiuulpvU"rt a.
~ =, "a week. m" purpose - which II io eel
articie-,f -llNcrWa0" fur {. 81 The s'hrm"
l. e the same c'l'ra! character ~ that
r--utiv operated from Nlkc--Barrr by
Nahkirk 4 Robbins. WHO Cicar.i 50 az
~ about .N WEEKS. and who had tioo Wsl
iu money orirrs ~ tittuy fh"ir dI-po-al
a. the " lh"--sarrs Post ONO" hen a fraud
orI.' was issued agsiu~t them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
Books and Their Makers

THE EVENING Sun tells about
all the best new books. To-
day the reader will have COM
patent reviews of a number OF
new publications. M. Herbert
Spencer'S new book, Facts
and Comments which is inter
eStlng because of It's personal
side-the veteran philosopher
says that he will not publish any
more. A serious book by Mr.
John Kendrick Bangs. in which
he describes what this country
has done for Cuba. A new
novel by Mrs. Clifford. Chaile>
Dudley Warmers p~osthumou>
volume. a new and popular
life OF Gen. Forrest. Notes for
Hunting Men. Some novels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
.JOTTINGS iBoIT TOg '.

r,s L"sosra7h~'s r-ir7 h.s ,-~uJ-d ~ .
VI, : 81 90 prr r"'' - Nace 800 : .II~
gIfH.
r4r -, CI.h,fr i - rf.-rI1r f. ,U'-hIs
-r,rrHt. - Nrs ~ COS slIuWc Foster, tie
-lar.. Age. rrs frae.~d = o.. ~
.r.t ..' AT N-'nE "f.' o. =. wc'' Tvr-r
s'r.f. .'Tt.' u.u g lfrts % nrnsn -r'hl Ir1n
al. N.r,. .t.- lts rae ~ asSis ITO. 20 Sd -
l-I..f Da.f E..'l s ifsNdrtf
I., A. v...y auii.lc r,-t Itgs voter, lraEu,
b.t . -.ssIGg 49, s,~r|sr Arf .dor..J Tax
ccw-fsar-r samuel S'tA,bo.fse GET. ne nrs itsNHh
tr,l leader " IT, Ttirty .NT.' distinct. " S'Tas
$50. sHrrertYt 'hc late ~Ins 80" A.! NJ
Cr.u ~, rouatd NJ i'fhf lrrirf ''tt lrrsu'
tho central Hcr1NUrrn t.h co. 'IH rhirl
a. Assr~rflN DISTRICT ~' la ~trr.H hhd lu.
doe. sns 'rrnI. MA. Uf slh4u. - ~'Lstnf
Ss-,s.. S >Ai~' ~ ~a.r H"es q tgr dl.'urt
arf '..-sr, reptesrI'-d - ' ihe Assembly
t,sI4a varfsd - IHN' Hir1 k.nW that tL-y voult
,r,..--s .Hv for rcror~ 1stnl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
BENNINGTON SOCIETY NOTES.
German tmbas, der Gives i'inncr !"
Honor Of Manifestation Z anibon.

WAsHiSdroS, NAV ~ Herr Vpn Hole
ten. IA. Grtmsn Ambassador, tI!te'tain'Ni
NJ dinner tonight ~ compliment I" the
French Ambassador ard Nine Cnmb' m
The other guests were tie Italian Am
has-ld,r anu Mr-. Mayor De- PlanoIr-'
the Russian Ambassador and Countess
Cassiu.. the Argentine Minister and S'h'ra
de- Garcia Nc-pu; Baron tevcrr, 'he
Netherlands Minister. baroness Hcng-l-
muller, wife oi the Austrian Minister, t"ur'
elIor uf tire French Embassy and Nine.
dr Nargerie, senator and Mr. lgdr" soma
tor and Mrs Wctmprr. DETERMINATIONS
mandcr ard Frau Won Rchcnt-rasChwiiz
Mr. Barney. Miss Hpr~tinann, Miss Ferry,
Miss Pattcn. senator Allison, Baron v'n
Ritter, Count VA Monicolas and VT.
Roge-tvensky.
4 large dinner will b. given hy Senator
and Mr. Depew Tomorrow night. when
The Ambassador and Nine. Cambon viii
again he the guests C honor.
Assistant Secretary ot state ana MIS-
Hill entertained u party at dinner tonight
b. honor of Mr. 'harlriuagn" Tower, Am
la~=adOr 20 Russia. whu Is now visiting IN
Washington.
Mis- Cirlv. sister IN Mrs. Roosevelt
ratIruei 20 the Wli,c House today alter a
witt oi some weeks 10 fr'.ud- IN Alal anna
Miss ,arpw Will probably l." the gu'~l
at N" WlIie Huu-" until the Pr,-idcni :
family leave fpr their uinWcr hoin" AZ
OYSTER Blv. They will 20 June .. making
the entire trip hv water on the Dolphin. .
Anon ~" brilliant social "v"n'- plannel
for the tp'uCh visitors 10 Washington 70
attend the uuVailing II the Ruchainl eau
statue. ~ u rsr'ptinn Nv Mr. and Mr. !" Il.
Letter for the ai'cruuOu Of MAY "a several
hundrst gtl,-ts " u h" received, ~" garden
will he thrown open ND music Will assist
ia making the aNa'r attractive" ME-.
Letters reception will he followed 10y a
large one TO the visitors AT the frrnch
Embassy OH tho same night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
arm, and Nav, ORDER.


'v.ssf~ rp> Nay o. these naval ufc~rs ~-f'
I,sl~. insdsy
ga~unaisr " CsIrr,H. lseg'' u Hpl'-n
N.n,n,g ''l', 49, ~
n.'g.. ffoN Nsln N,a4.-} - dffs ~ Hnsr-,flu
WIta ffluE o4' 49, tIHA 4rs.. ana e"'5 90 hsAu ~
iN.t Nsssri uhta ruwr7's>lnnri
,Ssis a., surgeon " 4 b'.i. 'ro" Naval 10,
nal Norfolk. VI 20 ilfs lu comedian NH'h
NUM- ort the CArsapeHsc AMI ~ flN NtNs~i Rusn
ROM lssi rned.
C.mmanaes ". ssh. - N4s4.nr'or fcf ant
IN sureau Of kavigauoI. IN, . Uo1g'r'IoI VITA
0enersl rcsTi
Leu y. 2 rr,seh. fro"q No tr-rarser me
ssi sat ordsrs
Lieut.. ". = visehet. irru N,ssl ~, sws 80
the Colunhis NAVY Tafi N'h 10Y
lieu, . n. Tlnan iTor. ttT NNlorssrc- 10
hsfr. and vsi, srtss
Naval Constructor n r HnhNon. fro- fV'N IN
ssnntction with Charleston ENFosttou tu vorks
e' Iswfs Nlson. Elizabeth. y J. uitn = view %
as. ming dIiie, ~ supcrnisndlhr 'onsirt",or
juno 2
csapi.i- " r Hel-s fre- ~. n-,lo Ia 80
= q 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
FRAUD WHEN KELLER RULED.
CUlRITIES NEAT t0\fRNI
~ GGIED, SAY EXAMINERS
Tina, Cost the az, . INN f"r 1901
>l,icn stole sisyooo 4" $4,000"
Commissioners 81 accounts "a, lha'
kriIrr J. Liable for This Last Amount


kr,lrr .. Liable for THIS Last Amount,
vJohn W. Keller former private secretary
the Rev G. A. Alden, the Bryan boomer
was he SuhJ'Ct Of n report haa" I" wv
Mayor Yesterday hy the commissioners OF
Accounts, who fud Mr. Alden r~ponsioi"
for a shortage of tij.oo To seO.t'n IN We
Charities Department Under MI Meier.
They also say that Keller IL liable for the
loss bccaus. he appointed Alden without
authority Of aw. .
III. may lie guilty Of a misdemeanor'
says Commissioned ". u. Russell but
VI. have nothing u do with the questions
of law which fave been referred Ia the
Corporation Luvrsel
Alden tried to cover UP his shortages by
using forged receipts from the my 'hanl-
berlain. 4 parcel vi receipts Tor sums
amounting To $1,000 ~er. found IA The
paper, pi the Charities Department They
we're signed u. keenan,, per GiIIg.Gl,
a 4 no attempt had been made TO liniists
the gcLuiue '~ignaluIe.
i Tot Alden sIo suffers Ia = ~sIl'sse-
-.uucn, paragraph ui IA" report which
say, that the meat contract for 1901 vas
iuygi,,I ~ that SAyle-, Iahn \ q" got II,
iu the city's d~iSadvantag". lie report
say-.
H Duorn ou~lN oNer~'f'lns INC ""osp',
consumptiun at -om. kinds OF meu' ahd
uudct stating tie probable. consnnLl ION oI
other. u WH> .asiiy POSSIBLE Tor the con
tractor to buI such prIucs - computed on
the estimated quantities would MAKE nan
appear to h" the lowest bidder
Sa,lcs. Zlhn \ 90 : hid was sisS.;es
While tha Armour Packing co.. tln vas
sI7oUs tn aTd+ying tn" bld Irlt's, Z"
the actual quantities uss7d IN 1901 SHN,IeS'
IaII \ CO yut sIss.Oeo fort len inca, "hi'e
'hr Armour Packing Company would nay"
Mt sisg i2i The favored nfm wa really
$3.50 the highest bidder IN tact. vac mo
hir'cr, Of he i"uI firms hat bid Tor tue
contract
~. responsibility for tld~ io~- ha- NOT
i-.n legally determined But u j. certainly
sr.cr, ctiricisir upon the administration
81 30 t.,urtu.ut II cannot 49, q mere
coincidence that such a CONDITION should
ur,Utl 4, must have 's.n the result 81 a
conspiracy h"tw'en SOM" h'h"n">, ON
cal and uth.T~. and II j. not iinlryssitle that
q wy may H. found to bfing them To tho
'aT 80 y~u>'lC"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-05-16
Present.. to United PRESBYTERIAN rider.

\ reception was gwen las' evening ~
he home Cd; Rou@r' \ G'c1""r. ~ Wee
1hiftN-'uirt street - lame. u Cav ford,
Matthew / Lindsay md Tomas NcC"ok.
who have served ~ elders TO- YEAR IN he
FIR, urrei P~r~sly'Nrao Church m Wet
lhtr'N fourth street Nearly 2n MON
hs~. II the rhlr"N yer. pr--"n' " a
mark ~ regard - tt"!r fellow mcWNrr-
the three rles,- u honor received hand
.or1s silver owing "uI- lnNgg.'- were
pr.Eru'e! tu '..If wives ~ mo sh>"u,"
~ the pastor 'e lr"-'i alton sl~evh va-
m,1c ~ John n Armstrong