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New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY KILLED.
FUSES TO CRITICISB THE ADMINS
TRATIoN.s COURSE IN CuBA

Washington, June 3.-The House Committee on
Military Affairs to-day voted table the resolu-
tions of inquiry addressed the War Department
relative to expenditures in Cuba The action was
on party lines, and the Democrats gave notice OF
fling minority reports. One OF the resolutions by
Mr.. Goldfoge. OF NewYork. called Tor detailed in
formation on expenditures etc, during the Ameri-
can administration in Cuba; another. by Mr.. Bart
lett, of Georgia, asked for information relative TO
salary, compensation. etc, paid TO Governor ten
eraI wood A third resolution. by Mr.. Sayden, OF
Texas. asked for list of officers who had been re
soon after promotion II said that the
action in tabling the resolutions taken because
they were regarded as indirect criticism or the
ADMINISTRATORS course in Cuba
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
MAY SUE WATER COMPANY.
RoCKAwAY OWNERS BLAME CONCERN FOX
FIRE LOSS.

Wainwright & Remsen. owners OF most OF lile
buildings destroyed by Sunday morning M
a1-aa, peacb have about decided to enter suit
,n the Sunreme Court against the Queens county
water Company for s75 900. which they say Is tne
amount of their loss by the fire over the lhs
Resides this they are having counsel conslde1 tne
further loss they will suffer through loss oi O.,
@ ul ,,,1dtnss during the busy season of the
year 49,, oooord
The Queens County Water Company has accoiL-
ing to Mr. Wainwright, contract with MIN -
obIigates them to supply water at 10 p.-ns poun1
pressure A registering gate attached 10 ny u a.
-, Ctief TIimmel Of the Fire Department IN the
~ 80 ~ the fire showed only 16 pounds
S-assre md almost two hours elapsed before there
wes pressure enough effective hre overs
+h f,rnshtng Of water for fires. BESIDES La, "a he
OF ms nante can sue for the loss of the I9I
hiH IhhKS Of the hotels and the loss they VIII sue
through the season
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
FOR DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE..
HOUSE COMMITTEE ACTS FAvoRABLY ON
SENATOR NELSON'S BILL

Washington June 3.-The House Connlttee Oh
Commerce to-day took action which insures faV-
orabIA report on the Nelson bill creating a De-
partrnent OF Commerce. The bill has been pending
for some time and to-day Mr Stewart OF New
Jersey tested the sentiment of the committee by
moving that there was no present oeinald Ioi 'i,e
~ ,,r Mann of Illinois, offered amend
-oe,+ favorable TO consideration and report OF the
hin The amendment carried. Z to 4. and the
committee then proceeded to perfect the measure
:. - oo,oa from the Senate 1t provided for De-
o.n,eT1 xAS - of Commerce and Labor. By vote OF
70 The provisions as 10 the labor branch were
stricken out limiting the new oePaf Dileii' ~ GULL
merce. -.,.a ,r.-a son,evhat AL
,araJ so as TO include other government. pu-
reaus as a means of preventing duplication or sta
.t@.;col and other work. Final action on the Dill
I nsti0d dafarrad however until Chairman Hepburn
end a sub-committee can perfect the phraseology
OF The amended measure.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
SUPPRESSION OF TRAIN ROBBERY.
SENATOR DEPEw REPORTS A SUBSTITUTE FOR
SENATOR PLATT"s BILL.

SENATOR DEPEw REPORTS A SUBSTITUTE FOR
SENATOR PI-ATT~S BILL
Washington June Ex-senator Depew. from the
Committee Judiciary, has reported a substitute
for Senator Platts bill to suppress train robberies.
1t is follows:
That if any person shall wilfully and maliciously
treSpaSS upon or enter upon any railroad train,
railroad railroad locomotive within any
territory of the United States any place sub
iect TO the exclusive jurisdiction control thereof,
with the intent TO commit murder, robbery any
unlawful violence upon or against any passenger
on said train upon or against any engi-
neer conductor, fireman, brakeman any officer
or empoye connected with said locomotive, train
car or upon against any express messenger or
mail agent on said train in any such thereof
or to commit any crime offence against any per-
son or property thereon such person shall be pun
ished by Imprisonment not exceeding twenty years
or by fine not exceeding 5000, or both at the dis
cretion of the court.
That any persons who shall counsel aid. abet and
assist in the preparation of OF the offences set
forth in preceding section shall be deemed
principals therein.
any offence set forth in this act 1t shall not be
necessary to forth prove the particular per-
son AGAINST whom il intended to commit the
offence or that il intended commit such
ofence against any particular person.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
SUMMONS FOR F. B. THURBER.

HIM ARRESTED AND TAKEN TO WASHINGTON
Washington, June 3.-In all probability the Senate
Committee on Relations with Cuba will take steps
to force the attendance of Francis B. Thurber, OF
New-York who has several times been directed by
the committee to come here testify, and in re-
sponse to each summons has telegraphed his in
ability to attend on account OF important business.
The committee has decided, after reading his re-
Div to a summons sent Sunday that he does not
desire appear Another summons will be is
sued and If he does not come the committee. 1t is
here
Mr. Thurber it was said his Office in this city
yesterday, is of town, and will not return
until next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
NAVAL MANGUVRES PLANNED.
TO BE THE GREATEST EVER UNDERTAKEN
BY THE UNITED STATES.

Washington. June 3.-Secretary Moody laid
before the President and the Cabinet plans for
the most extensive set OF naval manHuvres ever
undertaken by the United States Government
They are to be held next winter. and are ex-
pected to prove OF the greatest value in main
tanning the steady development which has char
acterized the United States navy since the be-
ginning OF the Spanish war.
The central project is the assembling OF three
great squadrons of fleets the North Atlantic.
the South Atlantic and the European squadron,
at or near Culebra Island the east coast of
Porto Rico, about December 10 next. The fleets
will work out two or three problems
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
THANKS OF CONGRESS TO SECRETARY hay

Washington, June BIN the Senate to-day Mr.
Foraker called up the resolution passed by the
tIousa Yesterday extending the thanks of Congress
to Secretary Hay for his memorial address deliv-
cred to the two branches of Congress on the life
and services of President Mckinley. Mr.. Allison
,noved that the Senate in the resolution, and
the motion was adopted without comment or divi-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
KILLED WIFE FOR BURGLAR

racatur Ala June al. x Boggs last night Die"
ont his wife's brains. mistakng her LOT our Sc
Uu' % 10 ti'S 80 owokened bv his wife, who told him
49, q burglar was in the kitchen. Boggs got up
and in the dim light what he thought was 'ne
egure of a man. After asking three times VINO 1t II
was, he fred at the supposed burglar Aiiiins his
.,jfa
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
NAVAL BILL IN THE SENATE
PROVISION FOR BUILDING wARsHIPs AT NAVY
YARDS STRICKEN OUT.

Washington June 3-AIr Hale, from the Senate
ro,,roir+ea on Naval Affairs, to-day reported the
Naval Appropriation bill to the Senate The com
rnittee reports in favor Of all the new vessels
recommended by the House and at the prices nXeo
in the House bill, but strikes out the provision
that half the vessels shall be built in government
wards There IS a provision authorizing the con-
struction of a battleship cruiser on the Pacnc
wake q contract win the Holland company for tve
submarine boats. and he also may have any otheF @
submarine boat tested and purchase one at a cost
NOT TO exceed $4,000. The BILL as reported, IN
creases the appropriation made by the House
s5ss qG5 making a total Of SIS l66, ,638
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT

NOMINATIONS BY THE PRES1DENT-
Washington. June 3.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations TO the Senate to-day:
g1.aNcHARD B. WEBER. agen. for the Indians in
New-York.
Also q number of postmasters including the
following:
New-Yorp-CHARLEs A SNYDER. NiddIeburg; Jo-
SEPH A. LEGGETTs Troy.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
WEALTHY NAN A SUICIDE.

Meridcn Conn. June 2-Peter G. Meaurer,
wealthy retired business man. stood before mirror
in his bedroom to-day and shot himself through the
right temple, dying instantly. He was subject to
attacks of insanity and had once before attempted
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
SCOPE OF FISCAL AGENCIES BRoADENED
TO INCLUDE ALL CHINA. AND PHILIPPINE CIVIL
AND MILITARY GOVERNMENTS

Washington. June 3-The President has IN
formed the Secretary OF the Treasury that the
SCOPE of the new fiscal agencies at Hong Kong and
Manila granted to the international Banking Cor
,,-ro.;on and the Guaranty Trust Company, both OF
Sew~York has been widened as to include all
of China, and ootn the civil ana military 6oFe4H
rnepts of the Philippines.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
EVERETTMOORE AFFAIRS.
OPTIONS GIVEN ON TOLEDO RAILWAY AND
LIGHT COMPANY.

r,.,,s1snd Tune Be W. Moore said last night
that the Everett-Moore syndicate had given op
tions on one-half Of the stock OF 'iie -a.as
~ Io.' -, "a Tiebt Conpanv 10 parties whose names
he dtd not wish to disclose The transaction IN
wolves S.Oo0.OOO. -. ~,
It is not the intention of the present owners Oh
the Toledo property. MI Moore salo' 70 vii be
sold The sale price is said to be at Z2l7
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
TRANSPORTS COMING HONE.
THE WARREN. THE KILPATRICk AMI Ii'N
HANCOCK BRING SICK. PRISON
ERs AND INSANE

San Francisco June S.-A week from to-ii
-, .-a..-o+ Warren will be due from Manila, and
~ tba 18th the Fitzpatrick is expected to arrive
word has been received here that the HANCOCK Iels
Manila on May o. bringing the headquarters aiIu
ten companies of the 9Th Infantry, 4iS enlsteo lA
so prisoners and 3l4 casuals 90
~ +rorsnor+ Sherman left Manila on May 2s
NTH nfator General Lloyd Wheaton and Brigaal,esr ne T
General Simon Snyder and $50 enlisted men or I
Trt 56 enlisted men OF the 18th infantry
91 arL men II insane and q discharged SOLDIERS
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04
PHILIPPINE FIGHT ENDS.

Continued from first page
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04

NICARAGUA CANAL BILL NEXT
After the passage Of the Philippine bill the
Nicaragua Canal bill was made the unfinished
business, and consideration Of it will begin to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-04

approved. All the inhabitants Of the islands
ere deemed to be citizens Of the Philippines and
entitled to the protection Of the United States
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-30
At the Hotels

AK tnc rIOtciS
 Norton House-M. D. Smith and wife. T. Harriet, w W. Richard and wife, Cananea; Al Stricklin, Douglas; 1; Charles Baker, William Kuhlmeyer, R. P. Conant. City.
 Angius Hotel-Ray c. Seamonds. Pedro Martinez, Cananea; s. F. Stanley, Milwaukee; J. W. Harper. Chicago; Charles Kusista, Weaver vile, Calif.; James Roech, Chloride; W. W. Sargent, Globe; D. Glunas, Cananea: H. N. Giller, Toledo; Mrs. J. E. Collins, Naco; N. DeBree, Doug Is; W. E. Benton and wife, Tomb stone; c. H. Brown, Douglas; W. M. Drmond, San Francisco; John Bates, La Cananea; E. H. Allen, G. B. Ander- son, Naco; V. H. Zabriskie. Cananea; Charles Anderson, City; Oscar Brick son, Tombstone; W. c. Case. wife and baby. Bisbee.
 Copper Queen-Otto W. Brodtbeck Los Angeles; c. N. Wright, Eunice Friland. Naco; A. W. Ballard. San Francisco; T. Evans, Cananea; F. T. Wright. Douglas; T. H. Collins, City; Fred Simons, Louisville. Ky: c. A. Casby. Philadelphia; J. R. Ryan. Calu- met, Mich; B. F. Chenowith, Hough- ton. Mich: H. J. Simons, c. F. Mo-- gan. San Francisco; w.. H. Consta- ble. Fl PasO; Robert Rae. 'Morenci; W. NJ. Adamson, Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-30
CITY WATER SUPPLY.

The Bisbee Water and Coal compa ny wishes to request all property own CTS to erect tanks for water storage. Owing to numerous unavoidable con tingencies the water supply is some times temporarily suspended and it is impossible to receive water when de- pending only on city mains.
 After October 10, 1902, water will be furnished by this company through pipe lines only. and the present pack train system will be abollshed entire. ly. Bisbee Water C Fuel Co.,,
 241m B. B. Mason. Manager
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-30
THE COMPANY
 HOSPITAL
,is A GOOD PLACE FOR A BROKE
 MAN WITH A BROKEN LEG
Sixty Cases Treated There in the Month of September and Only One Fatality

Month of September and Only
 One Fatality
 Pretty good place after all for a broke man with broken leg. The company hospital we refer to- Polite and devoted physicians and attend ants cause a visitor to feel that he is no intruder on the portals of this splendid institution. There is noth- ing peculiar or mysterious about it; its management or arrangement. The records are hanging at the masthead and the books are wide open And this is what they revealed to a Re view man last night.
 in this month of September the Copper Queen hospital handled more cases and had less mortality than in any other month in the history of the institution. In this said month, the hospital entertained sixty cases and only had to record one death. More over as regards the character of the cases, as an average, they were un- usually obstinate.
 Under these circumstances it is not always necessary to make your will when you enter those terrible portals
  his fever down till he can sit upon it, and may be expected to mingle with the boys in the near future. Mo Kenna, another base bah boy, has al ready "fewed de coop" Mir: Hazel, who had a close race with the grim reaper, sustaining eleven hemor- Images in succession, has out flown the angel of death and is on the broad safe highway to complete recovery. complete recovery.
 Jim Ball and another gentleman, who have thrived in the midst of ab- sorbent cotten and iodifom for several weeks, will leave for the east next wednesdy if no unexpected contin- gency arises.
 The above record is something the hospital corps of Bisbee: may well fell proud Typhoid fever cases rarely prove fatal owing to the constant care and attendance they receive at this institution.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-30
kiIfyre Exhibition

kiIfyre Exhibition
 The exhibition given by the mana ger of "Kilfyre" Sunday afternoon in the presence of the mayor and mem- bers of the council was a success. While the fire did not burn in the box as rapidly as was expected, caused by the lumber not being well season ed, the manager of the exhibition demonstrated the fact that Kiffyre will do all that is claimed for it. Mayor Muirhead was well pleased and gave 1t as his opinion that Kilfyre would be a good thing for Bisbee. c. M. Henkel, one of the officers of the fire department, is in favor of the council equipping the chemical engine with a supply of Kilfyre, and placing it. around town in convenient places. Kilfyre has the endorsement of leading insurance companies and the Standard Oil company equips all Standard Oil company equips all it's agencies with it.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-30
NO cHINAMEN WANTED
Warm Reception Rendered Two celes
 tiais Who Arrived in Douglas

Warm Reception Rendered Two ceIes'
 tiais Who Arrived in Douglas
 Two sleek celestials dropped down in Douglas the other day with view to business, and the show down they got for their money would curl the paint on a water tank. A couple of prominent citizens organized a party to show the distinguished strangers around town, and the way they look ed after their job was remarkable. They started from the Hotel Ord. There are thirty-one saloons in that salubrious burg, and the pig tails were enlightened as to the interior ar rangement of every one of them and compelled to treat as the price of their information. The crowd swell ed as it proceeded till the chinks, to- ward the last, had to dive to the bot tom of thelr baggy pants to settle with the bar. When they had been shown all the artistic intricacies of business life in Douglas, they were advised to sen their certificates and %. They were even given . start when Captain Rynning took them to . hotel over night and saw them de part in peace tAesn morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-30
Good Newspaper Man

F. B. Dorr. for several months past city editor on the Review, leaves this morning for Douglas where he will make his home in the future. MT. Dorr last week purchased the Douglas Dispatch from A. B. Banta, and will be the sole proprietor and editor in the future. The Review regrets to lose Frank Dorr from the editorial stan. He is a brilliant writer and a newspaper man of much merit. Be fore coming to Bisbee, MT. Dorr was with the Los Angeles Times, also the Herald. Since coming to Bisbee he has made many friends, who will see that he does not want for patronage in his new business venture. The Review wishes the young man that full measure of success he justly de serves.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-30

For inc Millinery % to Mrs. Weh- entho6, Naco Arizona. if.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-05-10
COLUM MBIA GARDENS
THRONGED BY MERRY
PEOPLE AT NIGHT

Columbia Gardens were n blaze Of
glory last night. Perhaps the largest
ana most select Weekday crowds that
has visited the resort this summer were
there
1t was estimated that over go persons
reveled upon the dancing floor of the spa
.cious pavilion at one time last night.
/, Extra cars were required to accommo-
date the crowd which commenced to
flock 10 the gardens as early as Z o'clock.
Two-thirds of the people VINO reached the
gardens before dark climbed to the ele-
waited plain and surveyed the new base
ball grounds which are partially com
pleted.
The grandstand win be finished in n
few days, and II will be one of the safest
and best built structures in the country.
Under the direction of Manager Wharton
of the street railway company the grand
stand is being constructed with a view
sof absolute safety and comfort. The
Nsrading of the grounds was completed
several days ago. but IL Is being exposed
to the moisture for several days 80 that
rolling will he made easier There is n
natural slope to the grounds, so that It
will drain readily
Many improvements have been made
about the park this summer under the
direction Of the management of the
grounds and George Forsyihc. chief con-
cessionaire, with a view TO the pleasure
Of the patrons.
one of the new features In the pavilion
are the Edison picture machines. over 100
ii these machines occupy place on the
first floor Of the pavilion. 1t Is the larg-
ost single collection Of these pictures In
the world, and Is really an interesting
feature. This department ~ owned and
managed by Charles Mckenzie
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-05-10
MEN TO
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
THE COMING SEASON

John Cort and Daniel Weaver OF Seat.
tie and Calvin Heilig of Spokane, theat-
rical managers N those cities, will meet
with Dick Sutton and other members of
the Northwest Theatrical association al
sutton's theater building today to dis
euss plans for the coming theatrical
season and to deal with other business
that may come before the association.
The theaters which are now under the,
control OF the association are In Wash
ington; the Grand Opera house at Seat
tie; the Tacoma Opera house al Ia
coma; the Victoria theater at Victoria:
the Spokane theater at Spokane. the
Marquam Grand at Portland and the
theaters at New Whatcomb, E.lensburg.
vancouver and North Yakima, and, In
Montana, the theaters at Great Falls.
Helena, and Anaconda. Mr.. Cort viii
leave tomorrow for New York, where he
VIII book attractions for the coming
season.
Arrangements are being made bv the
ASSOCIATION for the renovation of the Eel.
eha theatef at an early date
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-05-10
FRaWLEY'S COMPANIES
SPRING UP IN PAIRS

Daniel Frawley ls taking leaf out
Of the books of the circus men, dog
SHOW mon ana others and is putting sew
efal "Ffawley" companies on the road
There are two at present one Of which
Is playing in this city as the Frawley
company, and another ono, In which Mr..
Miss Van Buren are playing, Is making
the eastern circuit.
There Will be two more "Frawley"
companies organized this summer. This
viii make four In all, one headed by
Miss Buckley. which viii play at St.
Paul; one with Frawley and Miss Van
Buren, at Minneapolis; one under the
direction Of Wilton Lackaye, at San
Francisco and the one at present In
Butte which Is in the care of j. e. Riley.
The company which finishes week 3
engagement at the Broadway tonight
has not been bowling success In Butte.
TO begin with II has been running to
melodrama and shows Of the slop-oyer
variety and with the exception of a few
of the men, n collection that could never
make q hit In Butte.
They may be clever people in certain
plays, and II is charitable to believe that
II is entirely the fault of the plays.
The company will leave here tonight
for Seattle, where they will play until
July when they will disband, to begin
again in September.
Tonight Blue Jeans Is the cast r,
Is one of the old fashioned melodramas.
and, Judging by the advance sale, it win
be Witnessed by "a good house.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-05-10
INCORRIG IBLE BOY HAS
A CHANCE TO BE GOOD

John Penaluna was examined today
before Judge Harvey on a charge OF in
corrigibllty, and Judge Harney gave
him another chance. Mrs. Elizabeth
Penaluna, his widowed mother. gave
evidence against the boy, AS did severa
others. The evidence went to show that
he associated with colored people al
Harvey Holmes place and stayed out all
night almost every night, besides show
ing an Indifference as to whether he
worked or not.
However, the mother testified that he
was not bad boy at heart, and that
his associates, or recent requirement,
were responsible for his behavior.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-05-10
Mr.. BREEN-CONSIDERATE
OF MRS. EMMA PROULX

County Attorney Peter Breen has
shown every consideration for Mrs.
Proulx, the complaining witness in the
Mrs. Minnie Grady assault and rob
berry case, in waiting for her to be re-
leased from quarantine so as to appear
at an examination of Mrs. Minnie
Grady.
No pressure was brought to bear by
Mr.. Breen to compel Mrs. Proulx to
appear IN court, and she has not been
In any court since Mrs. Grady was an
rested, a month ago.
The statement that She was required
to appear regardless of the condition of
her little child, who was sick and died
with scarlet fever and diphtheria, was a
mistake.