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Evening star., 1902-04-30
Personal Mention.

Mr. T. C. Young of st. Louis. Mr.. Ver-
non Forbes of Des Moines, Iowa, and Mr..
Melville E. Stone of New York, general
manager of the Associated Press. are at the
Arlington.
Among the guests at the Shoreham are
Mr. F. A. Richardson Of Burlington, VT.
and Mr. c. B. Hart of Wheeling. w. Va,
who is United States minister to Bogota-
Mr.. r. p. Schwfrin of San Francisco, Mr..
B. W. Wrenn of Savannah, Ga, and Mr..
John p. Penney of Pittsburg, are at the
New Willard.
Mr.. William H. Nael of Portsmouth. Va,
and Mr. M. Z. Lincoln of bingham, Mass.
are at the Raleigh.
Mr.. Rufus Putnam. son of late Captain
VIM. Davis Putnam, is rapidly recovering
from a severe attack of typhoid fever.
T. v. V.Powderly. commissioner general OF
Immigration, left yesterday morning for
Carbondale. Pa. to attend the funeral Of his
nephew, Thomas Walker who died there
Monday. Mr.. Powderly will return to the
city on Thursday.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
CAPTURE OF AGUINALDO.
Gen Funston Says Gen. Macarthur
Gave the Order.

DENVER. Col. April 30-When Gen
Funstons attention was called TO the decla-
ration of Gen. Macarthur that he (Mac-
Arthur was responsible for methods used
in the capture of Auginaldo he said:
THAT is right. Gen. Macarthur made a
similar statement several months ago. This
is simply repetition of former utterances
when he said he was responsible for the
methods in the capture of Aguinaldo. 1 got
up the plan and submitted it to Gen. Mac
Arthur. The whole plan was submitted to
him and he indorsed it. Then the expedi-
tiOn was entered upon and carried out. re-
sulting in the capture of Aguinaldo. Gen
Macarthur is perfectly right in what ne
saws"
Evening star., 1902-04-30

Commissioner Macfarland stated today
that he would renominate Mr.. James F.
Bundy for appointment by the Commission
ers as member of the board of education
Mr.. Bundy drew the two years term when
the board of education was appointed, the
1st Of July, 1900, so that his term expires
the LIST of next July. Commissioner Mac
farland believes that Mr.. Bundy's faithful
and ef6cient service, which Is attested by
all his colleagues on the board of educa-
ton, merits reappointment. Mr.. Bundy
is the secretary and treasurer of the law
department of Howard University.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
OFFERED AT LOWER RATES.
The Army Can Get Beef Cheaper Thar
Last Year.

General Weston, commissary general,
who is making large contracts for supplies
for the army, says that beef is being offered
at rates lower than those OF last year.
These contracts cover periods of six and
twelve months.
A contract has been made for supplying
the troops at Fort McHenry, Nd, with beef
for 645 cents per pound, as compared to
$50 cents per pound one year ago. Corre-
spending reductions are shown In the price
Of beef delivered at other army stations,
and in some instances the reduction is
greater.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
WILL ATTACK sANro DOMINGO.
Revolutionists in Control Of Most Of
Cibao Region,

CAPE HAITIEN, Haiti, April 30-The
Dominican revolutionists are at present in
the vicinity of C0tuy and Santo Domingo,
which cities, It is reported here, they con-
template attacking tomorrow.
All the Cibao region, except Puerto Plata,
on the north coast. is in the hand9 of the
revolutionists. Another uprising has broken
out in the south of the Dominican repub-
lic- The position Of the Dominican govern
Snent appears to be very critical.
Telegraphtc communication by land has
9een cut by the reyo1utionists, and news Is
difficult to Obtain
Evening star., 1902-04-30
French Wine Industry Threatened.

United States Consul Tourgee, consul at
Bordeaux, has submitted a long report to
the State Department on the Bordeaux wine
trade, In which he devotes much space to
the measures now under consideration to
prevent the further reduction Of exports,
and particularly Of the exports to the
United States. He says that the startling
decrease is a matter of very serious mo-
ment, threatening the entire French wine
Industry, and he mentions as one of the
corrective measures proposed the prohi-
bition of the present expectation Of fictitious
wines
Evening star., 1902-04-30
BROKERS WANT TO BE HEARD.
Real Estate Men to Discuss Persona
Tax Rill

meeting of the Washington Real Es-
tate Exchange was held yesterday after
noon and the proposed personal tax bill
was considered. with reference to its ap-
plication to real estate brokers. 1t was
thought by some that the language of the
proposed measure is rather uncertain as
to whether most brokers of this class
come under the provisions requiring the
payment of $500 each year.
1t was decided to send a committee to
represent the interests of the real estate
brokers before the proper committees of
Congress. A committee consisting of about
sixteen members was designated.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
MORGAN CONFIRMS DEAL.
Closes Option With the White Star
Line Today.

1 LONDON. April 3O-The Morgans. who
bad until today the option of confirming or
Withdrawing from the provisional agree
ment by which the White Star Line was to
enter the Atlantic shipping combine. have
notified that line Of their intention to carry
through their part of the agreement
Evening star., 1902-04-30
For Protection of Kendall Green.

Secretary Shaw has transmitted to the
Senate copies of communications from the
District Commissioners containing esti-
mates for improvements suggested by the
fire department to cost 8 ,291 to be made to
Columbia Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb. These changes include q COM
plete fire alarm system for the fifteen
frame buildings, with fire extinguishing
apparatus. Some OF the buildings are re-
Garded n hazardous
Evening star., 1902-04-30
GONE TO ATLANTIC CITY,
Chairman Babcock to Seek Rest Dur
ing His Recovery.

Chairman Babcock Of the House District
committee left for Atlantic City at 70
o'clock today for a stay of ten days or two
weeks.
Mr.. Babcock has been rapidly recovering
from his recent attack Of erysipelas, but
he is far from strong, and will, while at
Atlantic City, pay no attention to business
of any character.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
SEVEN GIRLS KILLED
Panic in a Philadelphia Cigar
Factory.
OTHERS I A Tally HURT
SOME ONE IN BUILDING CRIED
FIRE.
A Terrific Stampede Followed, the
Girls Trampling Each Other
to Death.
OTHERS I A TALLY HURT

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-Seven girls
are known to have been killed and more
than score injured during a panic at the
cigar factory of Hamburger. Homan & Co.,
10th street and Washington avenue, at 12:15
this afternoon. The company employs about
1900 girls.
deaf ard dumb boy employed in the
factory caught his hand in the elevator,
and in his effort to make his mishap known
he rushed into the midst of a group of girls
excitedly waving his hand, from which
blood was dripping
Some person cried fire" and Immediately
there was a rush for the stairway of the
building The crush was so great that
many of the girls turned back and rushed
for the windows Before they could be re-
strained from jumping a score or more
hurled themselves to the street, several be-
ing crushed to death.
Ambulances Called.
Ambulances were quickly on the scene.
and the dead and injured were hurried to
the hospitals. The scene of the terrible ac-
cident beggars description. The section
where the accident occurred is densely
populated. and nearly all the employees live
In the aeighbOrhOod.
The families of the dead and injured were
quickly on the scene. and the screams OF
the mothers ana sisters OF supposed Victims
were heartrending. The police officials
now say that those who were killed were
crushed to death in the jam on the stair
way, as they made mad rush to gain the
street. The girls were packed in the hall
way leading TO the street by the hundreds,
and those who were killed. tainted and were
trampled and crushed to death by their
excited comrades. Already there have been
twenty girls and one man admitted to the
Pennsylvania hospital. and half that num-
Der are at the Hahnemann Hospital. The
physicians at the Pennsylvania Hospital
say several of those admitted 10 that insti-
tuition are fatally injured. None of those
taken to the Hahnemann Hospital are be-
heved to be fatally injured
Later Police Report.
AT 1:+5 pm. the police reported that
seven girls are dead as a result of injuries
received in the panic. three are dying at
the hospitals and twenty are under treat
ment for injuries They say that 2OO girls
Were employed in the factory.
During the excitement the fire alarm in
the corridor of the factory building was
struck and the arrival of the engines on
the scene added greatly TO the terror of the
panic-stricken girls.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
Mr.. Carnegie Sails for Scotland.

- NEW YORK, April 3o-ADdrew Carnegie
left today on the steamship st. LOU for
hiA estate in Scotland. With hina were
HrS Carnegie. Miss Carnegie and ones
3. BereEam. his private secretaSN
Evening star., 1902-04-30
WILL SEEK CLEMENCY
APPEAL TO BE MADE FOR I'M
PRISoNED MARINES.
Secretary Hay Communicates With
Ambassador Meyer-Capt. Day,
toms Report Received.

The State Department has begun the ex-
ercise of its good offices in the interests
of the unfortunate officers of the Chicago,
who are now confined in an Italian jail.
captain Dayton's explanatory cablegram,
which follows, showing that the resistance
to the police by the officers was clearly the
result of a misunderstanding and was not
a deliberate offense, has done much to
strengthen the interest of the officials here
IN their case. Secretary Hay has commu-
nicated by cable with Mr. Meyer. the
United States ambassador, on thus subject.
and good results are hoped for 1t is real
lzed that the case is one recurring very
delicate handling to avoid wounding Italian
pride, but the belief prevails that the Ital-
ian government will respond in a magnani-
nous spirit to an open appeal for clemencv
Tor the young officers.
Capt. Dayton's Report.
Secretary Long this morning received
the following cablegram from Captain Day.
ton of the Chicago, in answer to the de-
partment's inquiry of yesterday:
VENICE, April %.
Dodridge, Wynne, Ledbetter. Kress and
one marine on leave arrested. PRINCIPAL
charge, resisting police. Serious under
Italian law Sentences: Wynne, four
remainder.
months each. Have not yet their fun
statement or a report from court. but ap-
piled for. Resisting arrest largely due TO
pressing in of crowd and not understanding
language. Appeal made to Rome. Impos-
slble to explain all circumstances by cable
VIII make full report
DAYTON"
Tribute to Capt. Wynne.
Representative Butler of Pennsylvania is
interested n
Wynne, and has called at the Navy De-
partment to ask for information about it,
: Il knew Capt. Wynne very we'll" said
Mr.. Butler today. He soldiered with my
boy, who is also a captain in the Marine
Corps, and they were together in the march
from Taku to Tientsin in the Chinese cam
paign.
From what / know of Capt. Wynne, 1
am satisfied that he is not to blame in this
matter. He is absolutely sober and tenn
perate. There is one thing he will do how
ever, and that is to protect his men. He
would light in minute to keep his men
from being imposed upon, and / feel sure
that he got into this trouble while protect
ing his men.
Il have known Capt. wynne for six
years. and my knowledge of his character
assures me that he will be- absolved from
all blame when the facts become known
May Be Released June /.
ROME, April 30.-The officers of the
United States cruiser Chicago, who were
arrested at Venice, remain In prison there.
An application for their discharge has been
rejected. The Italian law does not allow
the court to grant pardon In cases of as
saults on the police.
Some of the newspapers mention the
lynchings Of Italians in the United States
as suflcinet reason for a refusal of royal
clemency. 1t is considered probable how
ever, that the prisoners will be released
by order of the king June 1, the date of the
fete of the constitution
Evening star., 1902-04-30
National Museum Vacancy.

The civil service commission announces
an examination to be held May and to
fill the position OF aid in the division of
physical and chemical geology, National
Museum. The salary - 500 . month.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
Flags Half-Masted.

BY direction Of the President, the flags
on all the executive departments were dis
played at half-mast today in memory OF
ex-Secretary Morton, whose burial took
place TO-DAY.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
The New Portuguese l6inister.

viscount de Alte, who succeeds viscount
de Santo-Thryso as Portuguese minister to
the United States, win be oficially pre-
sented to the President at the White HOUSE
tomorrow morning 1t 10 oiciock.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
When you get a special fig

When you get special fig
ure" or "cut rate" on advertis-
ing space, it is safe to assume
that some competitor in your
business is getting still more
favorable terms. The only safe
rule is to deal where the same
rate is charged to everybody for
the same service
Evening star., 1902-04-30

New York Office: Tribune Building.
Chicago Office; Tribune Building.
Evening star., 1902-04-30
Chinese Bill Signed.
A Presidential Nomination.

The President today nominated John H.
Deveaux to be collector OF customs for the
district Of Savannah. Ga.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-23
oPIE READS NEW BOOK.

The world is filled with lovers and
everywhere they are much the same.
In his latest novel, The Starbucks."
Opie Read has Clcverly described the
difference between the young and old
lover: AN old man may love like
fool, but the boy loves like a hero. The
old man who believes he Is loved by
a girl is a revcler in the debauchery
of his own vanity. With an egotism
unknown to youth he believes. But
the boy Is uncertain and doubts him
self His love. instead Of inspiring
confidence within his own breast, in.
habits his heart with the ghost oi fear.
The old man talks platitudes and
knows he is convincing The boy
stammers his devotion and feels that
he has failed
Notwithstanding his fear. the warm
blood Of youth is the boys constant
champion and sooner or later opens
Tor him the gates Of happiness" How
Tom Elliott finally OverCame this
ghost OF fear" and wooed and won
old Jasper's delicious riot" OF a
daughter is one OF the most enjoyable
portions Of Mr. Reads new novel.
laird & Lee: Chicago; cloth $500
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-23
PtllllppINE VETERANS.

Council Bluffs, Ia, August Ito
day was tho last day of the reunion
OF the Rational Society Of the Army vi
the Philippines, and after short bus.
mess meeting the veterans wcr" on
tertaiDsd with excursions and sight.
seeing. Tho report ri ~" nominating
committee which nominated neral
Irving Hale Of Deuvur for =. 1.d""'
was adopted unanimously. Nmnu"
the vice presidents are Colonel !. ".
Pope, Colorado, and RriRadi"r Genera
Wilder S. MotCalf, Kansas. G. u. Lew
is Of Colorado was elected treasurer
and Rev. $. s. Mailcy chaplain.
ST. Paul was chosen ~ the place
Tor next years meeting, and the oXccu,
tive committee was given authority 10
change tho date OF the reunion. II
deemed advisable. to the first Tues
day "Wednesday and Thursday in Sep,
TENDER Several delegates Expressed
the conviction that for tn" next few
years tn, reunion should be in States
from which the regiments came which
formed the original Eighth Army
GCTpS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-23
MEXICAN TIDAL WAVE

CuliCan, Mexico, Aug. l5.--Thc lower
portion Of the city of Altata, on the
Pacific coast. just west of Cullacan. has
been completely destroyed by tidal
wave, and not fewer than thirty people
are known to have been drowned. The
loss Of life may be several times hat
Dumber Tho property loss is heavy.
II is reported that several smaller
coast towns situated above Altats
were completely washed away by the
same tidal wave and that the loss oi
life in these smaller places is very
heavy.
Relief for the sufferers at Alfalfa will
be sent from Culiacan. and Il Is OK.
peCted that the state and Federal gov
ernments will take prompt action for
the relief Of the destitute.
City Of HsTtco, Aug. ia telegram
received here tonight stated that a ru.
was current in the United States tina,
fifty persons we're drowned in a tidal
wave at Altata, Mexico. Nothing Ii
EDCwn hero OF such happening. Al.
tata is n seaport town near Culiacan
on the Pacific coast,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-23
RECEPTION To BISHOP

AT the regular meeting of the Elks
last night, 1t was decided TO give re-
ception to Bishop Restarick some even
ing next week, the time to be decided
on by the Bishop himself The follow
ing committee was appointed to take
charge OF tho affair A. +. Murphy
(cbairman) Allan Dunn. H. W. Lake,
Rev Alex Macintosh and Emmett
May.
The reception Is to he in the nature
Of ladies' social session to be in the
hands OF the committee mentioned
their wives and the wives of the officers
of the Elks' Lodge. There will bc an
attractive program arranged and re-
freshmcnts will be served.
Al last nights meeting of the Elks.
Rev Alex. Macintosh was made a
member of the local herd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-23
DETECTIVE TESIFiES.

The Warren divorce case had fur.
Their hearing before Judge Robinson
this morning and vas continued until
Monday. Mrs. Warren gave evidence,
J. o. Bcnoit private detective hired
by the husband, told a long history OF
his watching OF the wife. He followed
her on II bicycle to Waikiki and Pa,
lama, when sh" went out driving with
men unknown to him. and kept tale on
her outgOings and mornings where
She lived. Counsel are Magoon 4 Pc
tiers for the man I'D Geo. \. Davis f0r
the woman. There are = libel and 9
cross.libel. both cases being tried to
gethCr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-23
SETTLE COAL STRIKE.

pittsbuCg, Pa, Aug. Indications
point to the settlement of the anthra.
cite coal strike ON or before September
!. Major John Biddlc. engineer COM
missioner of the district, Is authority
for this statement. In passing through
here tonight en- route TO Detroit. Major
Biddle said an agent Of the anthracite
operators In Washington quietly told
dealers there TO prepare for shipments
OF anthracite coal after September /.
adding that the mines will be then IN
operation, The understanding is that
the operators will make some conces.
sions and the miners also will make u
sacrifice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-23
CARMICHAEL DIVORCE

San Francisco, August l6.-Nlicc VI.
Carmichael filed suit tor, divorce
against Duncan A. CagfniCharl Cuited
States quarantine officer OF this port,
yesterday. She charges him with dc.
sorting her. This is the second action
Mrs. Carmichael has brought against
her husband, the first being suit Tor
maintenance, in which 81" alleged that
Carmichael beat her cruelty On several
occasions, She asked Tor an allow.
EnCe OF SiT5 a month. claiming that
amount was necessary 10 enable her
10 tive in a manner briitting her sta.
ton in tfe. The suit is stilI pending.
The CdrmiChaels were married AZ IO.
nolulu in July, l89S.-CaIl.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-23

Above are shown two defects of the
eye which call for glasses. These two
conditions combine TO produce other
defects and many symptoms.
Were IL not for nerve and muscle
forces of the eye, every man might Sc
lect his own glasses; but with these
ever in evidence, the man who at
tempts to fit his own eyes or the eyes
of others, should have an intimate
knowledge Of this delicate organ.
Our knowledge Of the anatomical
eye, and many years practical eXpe.
Iience in the fitting Of glasses, is AZ
your service.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-23

Salcs--2lO Olaa, assessable 81; 100
Olaa, paid mp. $3.50; 2l0 Olaa. paid
up. IS; 10 Hawaiian Sugar. $50
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-23
RUSSIANS REFUSE TO RETIRE

Picking. August 1.-THE restoration
OF the Picking Shan HaiKwan railway
Is being delayed by the Russians. who
refuse ia relinquish the Newchwang
Shan Hai-Kwan section unless they
are allowed Ia retain the machine
shops and rorndhouses at Shan Hal
Kwan. The Russians also object to
foreign officials participating In the
management Of the line.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-23
GENERAL FUNsToN's HEALTH.

Denver, Col. August IA. - General
Frederick Funston was in his office
at Army headquarters today for the
first time for more than a week. There
has been two operations on his hip for
an abscess, caused by bullet wound
received in China, but he believes that
he Is now permanently relieved
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-23

In the year 70 the crater Of Vesuvius
was to a great extent covered with
vines. aud spartacus and his gladia-
tors used 10 as a camping place.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-04-26
BAIL FOR {. c. RATHBONE
Court at Havana Decides to lake
Baltimore Bond.
.CUBAN'S SYMPATHY STIRRED
Members Of lslan4s New C,agrss Ask Palma
10 Secure The pardovof American
Prisoners.


4 Havana. Anrn 49, The Audi encla
Court accented late YESTERDAY the
bond of 800. $50 offered by the Fidel-
itv and Deposit Company of MARYLAND
/, for the appearance of Estes q. Rash-
bone.
The court requires that the bond De
drawn before notary. This involves
much time and expenses, as the nota-
Iry's fees and State tax must pe
paid.
Rathbone's attorneys insist that the
habeas corpus proceedings be contlnu-
cd They saw that the bond should
be drawn before the court, as Is Gus
tomarv. without delay or expense. In
the habeas corpus petition Rathbons
ATTORNEYS declare the courts delay IL
legal. and intimate that the cour
may be impeached for such action.
The habeas corpus petition Will te
heard today A number OF Gu
ban Senators and Representatives
elect have sent telegram to Presl-
dent. elect Palma at Gibara, petition
ing him TO ask the United States to
pardon all Americans now under ar
rest in Cubn. Rathhone's case seems
20 have stirred Crban sentiment
strongly in his favor. and the move
ment to ask general nardon is
prompted by this sentiment.
A majority of the newspapers IN
Havana comment adversely on the or
der recently issued bv Governor Gen
.eral Wood making it impossible, SO
tn papers declare, to remove men,
bers sof the present judiciary from
office.
The Municipal Council of Havana
has decided to Issue new loan OF
S2s. 600. 900 for the purpose OF redeem
ing tDe first and second mortgage
bonds of the city, to take up the float
ing debt and 10 provide money for
payment on the eltv sewer and paving
contract. The specifications OF the
loan saw that any offer less than gt
will not be considered and that tn
bonds will pay not more than per
cent interest.