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The evening times., 1902-06-02
PROFESSOR HEILPRIN
CLIMBS MONT PELEE
Passengers Sailing on the Canada Cause
Those Left Behind to Become
AppTeheESive.

FORT DE FRANCE. June 2-Pros.
Heilprin. president Of the philadelphia
Geographical Society. climbed Mont
DeIee yesterday morning. reaching a
point where lie saw several new crate-s-
PhotcEraphers accompanied him and
number Of pictures we're made The
party rode back to within four hundred
meters Of she peak. from which point
they proceeded en- foot almost to the
edge of the main crater. which. is was
estimated. IS $50 meters Icng and ninety
meters wide. The party remained on
the peak for two hours and returned to
She village Of Five about 3, O'Clock in
the afternoon They were Completely
lrgased IN mud They were too fat5gued
20 tell the details o. the expedition
Yesterday afternoon cHe Of the crate-s
volume of Iiquid mud. which ascended
10 an insalcuIable height. It fell back
over the sides of the mountain. and
rushing down with great velocity swept
everything before it Il carried away
the greater part OF stone bridge 80
meters long III the road between NI0rue
Rogue and Basse Poirte- No deaths re-
zuIted-
The steamer Canada has sailed from
Cuadaloupe fer France with 25a pas
sengeTs. About half Of them are gov
ernment employees from Martinique
There are also a .-w citizens aboard
the Canada whose passages were paid
by the government. which was author
Ized by the colonial minister by cable
10 pay the passage Of those desiring 10
leave the island.
This artion makes the people appre-
hensive- the presumption being that the
government fears further disaster This
fact NAV lead TO many other residents
asking 10 be sent away The govern
ments action in this matter IS dis
approved By the business men. who be-
lieve that aDv further exodus of the
people viii hurt The commerce Of the
island.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
PELEE'S DUST SPREAD AFFAIR.
Captain Says the Circle Affected Is $50
Niles in Diameter.

NEW ORLEANS. June Captain Ed
wards. Of the steamship Louisiana. wdo
passed through the part Of the Carib-
bean Sea affected by the Martinique
earthquake. says shat the rain Of ashes
from Mont PeIce covered a circle near
" $50 miles IN diameter, OF $1,000 square
miles
Tho Louisiana was at Georgetown,
Barbados. 10 miles distant. al the time
oJ the explosion. which was distinctly
hcz-d bv everyone on the island Four
hours afterward the volcanic cloud
reached Georgetown, and descended on
the town A panic ensued, and the peo-
pie left their houses and gathered in
the streets. fearing an earthquake. At .
o'clock. when the Louisiana left Bar
badcs the rain of ashes had begun to
look Ike q snowstoFn- During nearly
all the trip 10 Trinidad this rain Of
ashes fell.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Wheat Deposits Not Sales.

Where owners Of wheat delivered it to
house receipts reciting the receipt Of
wheat subject to warehouse charges for
sacks and storage at q certain sum per
busheI, and stored at owners risk CT
loss by fire. or load checks reciting the
receipt of wheat stored at owners risk
unless specially insured. the owners
expecting either TO sell 10 the ware
housemau or secure the return Of 3
Ike quality and quantity of wheat upon
demand and payment of the storage
charges. the supreme court Of Oregon,
in the case Of Tobin vs.. Portland Flour
ing Miss Company (68 Pac-, Rep T43l,
hold that the deposits were not sales, in
stead Of bailments, and did not pass
title to the warehouseman.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Special Trade Marks.

Where one doing a retail trade in At
Iantie City, y J.. ordered Of an i'm
porter and manufacturer of Bohemian
glass novelties, etc. in the city OF New
cologne articles, to be thereafter manu-
featured IN Europe, with the words At
Iantic City" thereon for the special use
of his trade. the supreme court Of New
Jersey in the case Of Roabicek VS.. Had
dad (51 AtI. Rep. 93Sl, holds that the
order was not contract for sale, but
for work, labor, and materials, and
hence not contract within the statute
of frauds.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
OPERATORS OBJECT TO
CLOWRT'S methods
Western Union Men Forming
Protective Association.
NAY RESULT IN BIG STRIKE
Workers at the Key Said to Be Or
ganizing to Fight Great Telegraph
ComPany-Endless Chain Employed.
Struggle Twenty Years Ago Recalled.

NEW YORK. jane BY means of =
round robin. circulated on the prin-
cipIe CT the endless chain. employees of
the Western Union Telegraph Company
are forming a protective union. similar
10 the BGot1erhoo. Of Trlerraphers.
which JAY Go1Id crushed in 1889 after
n bitter struggle. TO resiss economies
and innovations instituted by Col Rob
srt C. CIowry- vho recently succeeded
Gen Thomas T. Eckert as the executive
head of the eoErany. The movement
has been C0uductcd very quietly. care
being taken 10 FeeI tho officials in fglor-
aUce of what was going on Pledges OF
support il wss said ycster,Iay, have
been received f-p1 te!ezraphers all over
the country, vh0. it was sail. believe
nat a strike Is Inevitable if he re-
trcnc1ments ordered 5y Colonel rIowry
continue
Ever since ;ha retirement Of General
Ec}ert the rnfIavsz Of the Western
Union Company have been in a state Of
unrest. Under :'o,ya.I CI1wry's man
a-ement the So. ices Of nearly TWO hun
dred men. women and girls in the metro
politau district have been dispensed
with. and it :s unte-stOou that many
more have bcrn mart-G for dismissal.
Among those Jis-lIa-gol are many veter-
ans. who were 20 "a to the company in
;he strike Of 1sS2 and who fancied their
Toeiiions were s-.Ecc. as long as they
lived
Since CoIonei CIowTy came to New
York radical changes layC been made In
the executive sta:f and in the operating
Gerartnen., at No 80 Broadway W
g HUNS. Cne Eo5 ma5y years sdperin-
Tnndent OF the metropolitan district, and
his assistant. G II Erwin. we're among
the first - 90. r. II. Ward for thirty
-ears ca shjgr OF the company and J. W
English, ruoe.jA lGt5.- OF IN" look
leeping department.. have also Teen sup
planted their DIl .cs being filed with
Younger men VINO serTcd under Colonel
CIowrv in the FFcs:
Even the luarh rom force came in
Tor a 'shake-1.3 Rruhrn + F1gan. the
rsararcr, v no WI prime fayOTite with
Russell sage and VINO for twenty years
served Mr. Sage with his midday lunch
con. and a corps Of Walters were DIS
miss ed Women now supply the wants
OF diners in the IuEca room
II addition tn the dismissals it IS said
that Colonel C3owry has decided to
Ie.gtheu the w5fAIGE DAY Of extra men
to nine hours Uc-etof0Ue operators Of
this class have Tecci.ri q full days pay
for seven hours work New rules, posted
recently. prohibit the reading of news
papers between Tassazss aEt forbid the
women and girls to SOW wher n leisure
Altogether the situation Is such that
the employees are OF the point Of re-
belli0u.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Beard of Trade Expulsiors.

a board Of trade rule providing for
the expulsion OF any member who shall
be interested In business with, or who
shall knowingly execute any order for
engaged in the business of dealing in
differences on the fluctuations in the
market price Of any commodity without
2 bona fide purchase ana sale for actual
delivery. Is held by the supreme court Of
Illinois IN the case os Central Stock and
Grain Exchange vs.. Board of Trade Of
the City Of Chicago (63 y. E Rep, T40l-
rot to infringe public policy or any rule
Of law, IS not unreasonable, and It's en-
forceaent cannot be enJoined
The evening times., 1902-06-02
millionaire World Tourist.

SAN FRANCISCO. June Baron Eich-
hi Shibusawa. Cne of the richest merch-
ants OF Japan. has arrived here from the
orient. accompanied by large retinue
Of secretaries. servants. and an interpre-
ter. He is president of forty stocl com
panies, representing an aggregate capI-
tai of SI00. GOO .000. For many years he
was. president OF the Tokyo Chamber Of
Commerce, and has held many important
Offices. He was created peer In recog-
milton of his services in building IN the
commerce of his country The baron is
touring the world for pleasure.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
GENERAL SPORTING GOSSIP.

Marvin Hart and Joe Choynsk are in
Cincinnati this week appearing at the
atre. giving spar-ing exhibitions each
day. Both men are anxious to get on
fights with some of the big fellows Of
the ring, ChoynsBd now having negotia-
tfons pending for q match with Carter.
Hart is anxious 10 get OF bout with
Root or Gardner. and viii probably en-
dcavor to clinch such match
Abe Atweu and Young Corbett have
signed articles to fight in Denver June
6. The weight is to be I26 pounds at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon. and the purse
Will be divided. - pe- cent going to the
winner and . per. cent to the loser.
Otto SieIoT, who knocked out Art
Sims at ST. Paul last week. viii now
challenge Joe Cans soT the lightweight
championship.
James a. Brennan. Of Philadelphia.
owner OF the two-year- trotter
Grachino. by DireCtum. has purchased
from James b Green the black mare
Onyx. by Rupee, .2-11iz. dam Nellie BLY,,
byAristos He viii use her for road
purposes
The Hayes Valley Club, Of San Fran
cisco. is negotiating with Cearge Ne
Fadden to meet tie winner OF the Britt
Lavigne contest Ibis month
The wrestling match between Tom
Jenkins. Of Cleveland. and Charlie Witt
mer. of Philadelphia. a the Cincinnati
National League baseball park last week
resulted In a victory for jenkins. The
contest was at mixed styles Wittmer
won the Graeco-R Roman in twenty-fouT
minutes. The second bout, at catch-as-
catch-can. was won by Jenkins in thir-
teen minutes, and the third. at the same
style. in nineteen minutes
At Mystic Park last week Trainer
James Calvin stepped his two-year-oId
colt Colonel Mosby. by Bingen, 2:061z,
out OF La JOIIa. BY Advertiser, Z:I5H,
q half in 1.20.
John E. Turner, Amber. Pa. will this
season handle and drive the promising
young fIIy Miss CIoVeTdeH. by Director.
Pr. the property Of John Lortz, OF
Chambersburg, Pa
The States of Illinois and Massachu-
setts have appropriated money to send
rife teams to the Sea Girt rife tourney.
which will be held from August % to
September 8. inclusive. With the Unit
ed States Marine Corps team, which is
practicing at Annapolis, this will make
twelve teams which will compete for the
Hilton trophy
The Automobile Club of America is
planning a number of substations where
machines can be recharged and repaired.
and where members can rest. These sta
tions will be points on main travelled
roads
Billy Gardner and Tim Kearns will box
ten rounds at Bridgeport, Conn, on
June u
Among the latest who have taken to
are Lord Salisbury, Lord
Edward Spencer Churchill. Lord Craven.
Sir Thomas Lipton, Mr.. Walter Burns.
who is Ar. J. PierPont Morgans Lon
don partner; Earl Grey, and DR.. Ruther-
ford Harris
The evening times., 1902-06-02
DUFFY TELLS HOW HB
BROKE WORLDS RECORD
Georgetown Splinter Attrib-
utes 1t to His Condition.
Beaten at the Start He Ran Hard and
Finished Strong and Running Fast.
His Ambition Gratihed.

NEW YORK, June arthur F Duff
fy, Georgetown University's wonderful
sprinter. who ran 100 yards in 0.O9 80
at the college canes at Berkeley Oval
Saturday, was busy YESTERDAY. receiving
congratulations.
He spent the day as the guest of Man
haitian College. Today he leaves for
his home at Roxbury, Mass. On June If
Duffy viii sail on the Etruria for Eu-
rope, where he viii meet the best Eng
Iish runners.
Duffy is a modest little fellow. He ap-
pears taller in his street clothes than
he really is, but one look at hi bronzed
face aud to see him step briskly is
enough to satisfy anybody that he is an
athlete
The world has produced few sprinters
Of Duffy's calfber. Only one other man
was ever credited with O:09 3-5 for the
100 yards. That man is Piper" Dono-
van. OF Boston. The college world is
amazed at the diminutive Georgetown
sprinteT's performance.
When asked yesterday to tell how he
won the 800 yards. Duffy laughed.
Why won, that's all. In my heat
in the semi-fnals ! got a good start and
l thought to myself that I would be for
tunate to DO so well in the finals.
I was really beaten at the start. and
at ten yards Schick was ahead of me. I
did not lose confidence I ran pretty
nard for forty yards, until 7 caught the
Harvard man. and I knew I had the
race The finish found me stronger and
running faster than the start. You cant
just tell how it all happened I knew
was running fast, but I was trained
for it Ny condition was perfect Schick
ran a game race. To break the worlds
record has been my ambition, and I am
happy that I did it Yes. I finished very
strong"
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Railway Liability.

A railroad company is liable for il
jurfes received by child while playing
on the company's turntabIe, where The
same was not properly guarded, hold
the supreme court of Iowa, in the ease
of Ellington VS. Burlington Railway
Company go y. w. Rep. 95). and it was
further held that child seven years
old cannot be considered, as a matter OF
law. Of sufficient age and intelligence to
appreciate the danger to which she eN-
poseI herself in playing on q railroad
turn able. and such question was prop
erIy left to the jury in determining tie
question of contribUtory negligence.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Marine Liability Decision.

It is the duty of an oTertaking yes
sci 10 see to 1t that she does not come
so near the overtaken vessel as TO cause
danger of collision, and If she does come
within the line Of danger it is her duty
to warn the other vessel by signals
whether she intends to pass or not
held Judge Mcpherson, of the United
States district court in the case of the
FIeetwing G14 Fed. Rep, 409).
The evening times., 1902-06-02
GREATLY ALARMED.
By a Persistent Cough, but Permanent
" Cured by ChambeIlain's
Cough Remedy.

Mr. II. P, BurbaCe, student at law, in
GreenviIle 5. C. had been troubled for fOUZ
or five years witE a continuous cough, which
he saws greatly alarmed me. causing me to
fear that | was in the first stage OF consump-
ton" Mr. ByGrbage. having seen Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy advertised, concluded to
try IT, Now read what he SAYS of it; Il soon
felt a remarkable change, and after using two
bottles of the 25-Cent size. was permanently
cured" Sold by Henry Evans, Wholesale and
Retail, and all druggists,
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Forest Fire Spreading.

EASTMAN. Mass June "a forest FIRE
which started near this village on Sat
urday has assumed alarming proportion
Il is spreading rapidly toward Well
feet It IS one Of the greatest con1a-
grations this section Of Cape Cod has
ever experienced.
It is estimated that 10000 acres of
woodland have boon rrined-
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Interstate Commerce Ruling.

The interstate commerce act, the OBJ
passage and uniform rates, and to com
pei the furnishing of equal facilities, is
held by the supreme court of Pennsyl-
vanfa in the case Of Hughes vs.. PennsyI-
vania Railroad Company (51 Atl- Rep.
$500 not to be violated by holding a con-
tract for carriage from a point within
it, Invalid. so far as concerns points
within the State. in its stipulation linz
fting the carriers liability in case OF in
jury from negligence.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Inspection of Telegraph Poles.

4 telegraph company cannot avoid re-
spOnsibility for the failure to perform
the positive duty of making proper in
sPection Of poles upon which its line
men are required to work by deIegating
such duty 10 another. however compe-
tent, hold the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals in the case of the
Western Union Telegraph Company vs..
Tracy Gf4 Fed. Rep, 1922.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Times Band Baseball Club re-
Gently defeated the Congress Heights
team by the score of 13 to ,. The fea-
lures OF the game were the batting Of
Ellsworth and Butler, the pitching Of
Whiting and the stop work OF Gordon
The Times Band team would like to
hear from clubs. the average age Of the
members of which is fourteen to six
teen years. Challenges should be ad-
dressed to B. Gordon. 712 G Street south
Wes
The lineup Of the Times Band team
is as follows: Il. Butler, c.; B. Gordon.
1st base: J. Whiting, p; L. Kahler, c.
+; W Palmer, S.; J. Battenfielu. 2nd
base. D. Ellsworth. 3rd base: E. Gill. T
f.. II. Schmidt l. f. F. Leonberger, &.
The American Eagles defeated the
Eastern Branch Stars Saturday by
score of II to 10. The feature of the
game was the pitching OF Ford. OF the
Eagles. and the pitching of Herbert. for
the Eastern Branch Stars. The score;
RH.E-
Eastern B. S......2 ; 0 2 0 01-iO I6 ,
American Eagles ! 1 0 ! . Q 6-14 % 6
The Jefferson Baseball Club defeated
the strong team composed of Miikmen
Of the city, at Chevy Chase, Saturday, by
a score of II to ,. The features of the
game were The Sinners mastery
pitching and the base running Of the
members of the winning team
Tie Olympias defeated the Young
Americans Saturday by a score of Is
to 6, and in the afternoon they defeated
the Iowas by a score OF i to 10 The
OIympias would like to hear from all
tens averaging thirteen years Ad-
dress challenges TO H Crow. 120S V
Street northwest.
The RaIeighs defeated the Bryantowns
yesterday in a seyen-inninE game. by
the score of IS to >. The Raleighs would
like to hear from teams that average
thirteen years VIII play on Sundays
and holidays only. Robert Talbot, 514
Tehth Street northwest
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Railway Accident Case.

Where the arm OF passenger was
projecting from the sill Of 4 car window,
and was injured by being struck by the
open side door Of & freight car Of the
defendant company left at rest upon a
switch between the switch and the track,
the supreme court OF Louisiana in the
case of CIere vs. Morgan's &, Co 81 So
Rep. SS6) hold that it is a question to be
determined from the evidence under all
the circumstances Of the case whether
this was negligence on the part Of the
passenger barring recovery
The evening times., 1902-06-02
SCIENTISTS
ASCEND LA S0UFRIERE
Report That Crater Of Volcano Is Two
Thousand Feet Deep.

CASTRIES. s.. Lucia 3. ". I. June ,
-Advfces from St Vincent, dated sat
1IrIay. state that Professor Russell and
Jarycrs. with Professor Mcdonald, Of
ST. Vincent. asceEdeG the crater, arriv-
ing a A., the summit about 10 o'clock.
They. reDCrt That the crater is about
? 600 feet deep. It Is still smoking No
water is visible in Dry River, which IS
still throwing oil clouds Of steam
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Carrier Corporation Defined.

a carrier corporation is not engaged
in trading or mercantile pursuits. 50 as
to bring it within the bankruptcy law,
subjeeting thereto corporations engaged
principally in manufacturing, trading,
printing. publishing or mercantile puT-
suits" holds Judge Mcpherson, of the
United States District Court in re Phil
adeIphia & Lewes Transp. Co. Ola Fed
Ben 1O2l
The evening times., 1902-06-02
MISS GOULD IN MILK TRAIN.
Missed Connection and Elected to Ride
IN Caboose.


POUGHKEEPSIE, y. Y, June 2--A1izs
Helen Gould and party Of friends rode
from this place 10 TarFytown n the ca
boose of milk train on Friday They
we're returning from Lake Mohonk, and
by a trolley accident they were caused
10 miss the 6:45 train on the Hudson
River Railroad.
At the station here the proposition
was made to Miss Gould that she should
take a special train, but she declared
that the situation was by no means such
as would warrant so much fuss and
trouble. She was equally positive that
she would not wait for the 9:53 train,
end the station officials were not little
worried
When the milk train, which carries an
old coach as caboose, came along, she
said she would ride in that The station
officials offered TO put on a new coach,
but she said the cid caboose was good
enough for her, and she and her friends
got into it.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Community of Property.

All property Of whatsoever kind,
whether standing in the name of the
husband OF that Of the wife, or in their
joint names, IS presumed by law to be
community in character, holds the su-
preme court of Louisiana in the case OF
Manning vs.. Burke 81 So. Rep, S62).
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Must Produce Assets.

A court Of bankruptcy has power to
order a bankrupt to produce assets found
TO be in his possession or under his con-
troll, and to enforce its order by COM
mitment for contempt, holds Judge Well
burn, of the United States District
Court in re De Gottardi Ola Fed. Rep.
32S)
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Proceeds Of Combination.

While a combination to regulate prices
and control output may be against pub
lie policy and Illegal. the supreme couEt
OF Ohio, in the case of Geuruick vs. Al
colt t6S y. E. Rep. 714). hold that the
money arising as the fruits of such COM
bination, when placed in the hands OF a
third persons for one of the members
thereof ceases to be tainted by such
Tlegalify. and becomes honest money,
subject TO seizure and sequestratiOn by
Earnishee process, in favor Of a creditor
Of such member.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Patent Law Decision.

The fundamental question in determin-
ing the validity OF a design patent. is
held by the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals in the case. Of BeYin Bros.
Mfg. Co vs. Starr Bros Bell Co. 114
Fed. Rep 362). to be whether the in
ventive faculty has been exercised TO
produce something which is original and
pleasing to the eve
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Retaliatory Assault.

The fact that q pupil in a school is
severely punished is not proyocation
sufficient to justify an assault on the
teacher by the father OF the child on the
succeeding day, hold the supreme court
CT Alabama in the case of Walkley vs.
State 81 So. Rep. $50
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Entitled to State Protection.

Both the drainage commission of New
Orleans and the New Orleans Water
works Company are held by the United
States Circuit Court OF Appeals in the
case Of Moore vs. New Orleans Water
works Co. Ola Fed Rep. $500 to be
agencies Of the State and city in proyid-
ing for the public health and safety and
both are entitled to the support and pro-
ton of the police power.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Voluntary Bankruptcy

A person cannot become voluntary
bankrupt, where the only debt scheduled
By him is judgment rendered against
him by a State court for a personal tort,
from which an appeal is pending, and
the effect of such appeal under the laws
Of the State is TO supersede the judg-
ment. holds Judge DeHaven. Of the
United States District Court of Califor-
MA in re Yates CI1z Fed. Rep. 365).
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Must Prove Alienation.

The plaintiff, in a suit for the aliena-
tion of her husbands affections, must
show, not only the loss of her husbands
affections, but that they were alienated
by the defendant. and proof only of the
fact that the husband bestowed his af-
fections on defendant after he had
ceased TO care for his wife is not sUff1-
cient. holds the supreme court Of New
Jersey in the case OF McKenna VS.. Al
geo (51 Att, Rep. $780,
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Realty Liable for Improvements.

Where under 4 contract for the sale
OF real estate, the vendee is required to
make certain Improvements thereon. and
materials purchased and used for such
improvements by the vendor are not paid
for. the court OF appeals of Colorado In
the case of Hendrie & Boithof vs.. Holy
Cross Gold Mine Company (6S Pac. Rep.
TS5J. hold that a material mans lien at
taches to the real estate, as well as TO
the imDrovements.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Passion Mitigation Of slander.

Evidence that slanderous words were
spoken in heat CT passion. and under
great provocation. may be considered in
mitigation in slander suit. though the
hearers had no knowledge of such fact,
holds the supreme court of Iowa IN the
case of Zurawski VS.. Reichmann go N.
" Rep, So.
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Mccoy Looking for Fight.

SARATOGA. y. Y. June 2-Pugilist Kid
McCoy. expects to meet either KID Car
ter. Marion Hart, or Tommy Ryan in a
twenty round fight at Salt Lake City
the latter part OF August Mccoy viii
leave here today for New York. city,
where plans for the bout viii be per
fnrtnH
The evening times., 1902-06-02
Malicious Prosecution.

In an action for malicious prosecu-
tion. the supreme court Of Iowa, in the
case of FIam VS. See 80 y W. Rep.
-O), hold that IL was not error to permit
plaintiff TO show that on his arrest 81
his home his mother tainted or was