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The sun., 1902-07-04
No CHINiMEN ~ kIONDIkE.
some Got as Far as white Horse. but wrre
sent out OF the Country.

VANCOUVER. h G.. july 3 In. Canadian
steamship Princess May arrived tonight
from Skagvay With ~ Passengers and no
gold She reports that American steamers
ara following with treasur" destined for
san FranCisCu and seattle hat fH" Canadian
banks ar. purchasing all IA" gold through
'h"lr branches iu bav -ou aii shipping u
'u S"at'l" 90 -p.'" - N" f,,ieral govern
ncl' assay and purchasing of'c"- Ia Van
suuNpr
m" word is also brought down that
Cinnamon hsy" made an unsuccessful
tempt 20 got into the kiondlk" 4 large
l.mt"r struck White Hor-n They v"r"
called upon 10y ,lgticnce C'rumi'te,. and
told - g.. They refused and their haggag"
Vi- thrown on moving '-eI sh' car ant
'h"v We're put On 20 the tram after sfrlg-
Cling and protesting against ~" treat
ment. tt Bennett United states custom
offccr- hus'l,Sd them % Sktgwav. where
they boarded Canadian steamers for British
Columbia
The sun., 1902-07-04

B.uuf"'l .- known eyrryvh"r" a. one
ut iU" ,.u.'-' temples uf 'rrn IN New
J"r-.y Mh,' Buuuf"Id.- Superintendent
ni FYuhr WORKS a~-rr's that a h.acksr AXE
WITH gray ru-rt'h" aL4 ,iln ViI-k"r~
's- l.."u found o. 'lr town. 'H man who
rruv- snakes Vf"u b." -'-.- them Doubts
.h" 'al" From 'h" d"-.rp'I.r 'il- ancient
worm - bloomfield must =, ''a' oIi -sr-
I-''', 't" ~roh" story spirit "" ought 10
=, uld enough hy MA, time 20 H. ASHAMED
- hi'n-'f for u"' t"ing a -'rTHug and
-rsNrl.' by 'H" ~,.i" q the vaI-- m his de-
psi imrr' of rumauoo
The sun., 1902-07-04
vIsws % sR,rrr> S.ss DiSSsA
Tue p,sin' Attorneys oep~-s 70 tse
themteaI ts.akss pesioettsasL

In tho A. q Criit-n against tho Chs'''irsl
National Hans. d-C led by the Court OF
App~al- on NJ, y ~,mp-'n a wern"r OF
81 Broadway, attorneys fnr tho plaintun
called fHE SrNs attention v~-terdaN '"
what th"y ,hara. f~rtscd a. the mt-lea'hhs
unfair ant untrYfhlm rvpurt uf the ca~'
s.nt out hy M" 'h"rmcal huA 10 every
hank in 'n" safe Arruriing 20 MI
Simpson th- ftr'- 4r..
On. Dave wAs NE hnnkkerp~r f'r crit
ten, Chft 4 Go t.rs,,'ur- IN the Chemical
National Hans Brguning IN isJ7 and
covering th" greater part ui twu years
Davis stole i.gpo b., rai-.ng and altering
chccAs which had t.-'n drawn a. the order
uf creditors - the Nrm The firm sued th"
bank 'o rS'ovcr ia" asgr'ga'" amount ~
IA. rai,-d ,t,Sk~ al"..iug that the lo--
had bssn sustained through IN" n.gligenc"
ur iu.firirttcN ui 't" NaiN = employees
Hamilton u Od..ll q. rr'.re. found for
the ylaintia, and ~" ATIs'ilal" DIVISION
SUSTAINED him IT,, count r tpp"al-
divided four &" tw., ''" prevailing opinion
- ading -Th" Iudg should 10 zoe
,.r-sd and new 'r's. gfsu'ed un.,s
the Ilaintif's consent 80 i-dayt from their
r,,ov,-rV the sum pi ass with interest
from Nov Is. lsga m which "a" th" ludg-
u.ut. ~ iuod.i! "a. should D" affirmed
lhe lla iI n 'fN''u b' taA" J"igi''N'
for M, ~ lh'r amount, and the CH-s' was
settled bN th" bank paving q" tritt"n.
thn 4 &, S0Ii %. principal, interest
and costs
The ssp vas the amount II three oh"CkS,
~ which the alterations wrT" ~ we'll don"
that the planiii admitted u would IT, we'll
nigh impossible for "a hank official To de-
tetmin" that hey were bogus
IL" following II al extract from the
prevailing opinion.
That DAVIS vas able 80 successfully con
tIuUD from this tam" 60 ~ srtr~t series
of tuTgsrls~ - - iatf.t Attributable 10 III"
folly Of the hank 10 paving 20 'lrTk check
Of his employers which had plainly been
altered without makIig liquirv - to III"
reason or authority Tor the alteration. -
u was go any Chrslcssro-s ~ 'he Ilalutlf-
IA fading 30 detect a." ul'"t, alton When ~"
che, a. Wrre returned to them from n" bank
The sun., 1902-07-04
THORN am ERfC> WYNN
Judge Charles ". I.amprr, ADDS . Chapter
Ia the Morse Legend.

ESyrYR. Y " july = Judge Charles
lamprcy, a Hampton iawN''r. ha~ rroia'".
for publication al article iu which 90,
assertion II nade that Ihurwa.u tr.D
the brother of Left Eric the \or~"inai
whom tradition calls the first Gi-cp,yf,'
and cnloniIsr 81 America. landed al lIami
ton IN the wear I0SI. th"r" r"r"iNei tl-
death wound in fight with ~" Indian
and at his own request was hurl'-i nra'
the shore at sput that %" had hIu-...'
sel.Ct.sd b.cdIs.. 80 it, beauty T. .4'
Etantia,e hls theory, ludg" l-ampr"v ip'f.'-
To- the great stone uu What Was uu'" i-
ancestral estate. now owned hy Wa..ar.
ID Lowell IT B,s'nu, on which arr cut '.r,-
crosses that have puzzled antlquarlau-
and historians The New Hampshire STAT
Historical S"cic'v not many V.aTs "a
had a field day ~ Hampton - cNam.u'
TIE stone and th. locality
The sun., 1902-07-04
DECLINED 4 HiR, ,RD DIhrIr.
Honor offered Twi'r 10 rrhhl,rop
Niliiau,

BosrlS, Juv = ~" statement .- %
hy the RcpLbIc. "N-,uugI"--'rtH ;
geralds paI-r. 'ha' Harvard I .E,'.
has TWO. ofc-"d at honorary ,rgr.'. r
Archbishop Williams 10" R'p.h. -lEs
a gontl"mar Nh" 't- '.. .'nrn..
directly from President Lu'r Hw-.. ..
the RcpVbhc fh1t Harvard t.i uT'f
degree tn Archbishop William. i.' n.
hu, twice His ,face ou h"th "'.a- ...
courteouSy asked - IT, EXCUSED i...
accepting the honor
Nor j. Archbishop Williams 'l' .r.
distinguished p"r~puag" VIII 'H- i...".
u d"grec a. the hands - IlaT't'i ~,
Grover Cleveland. white prr.fi"'.' rsf.
visit To Camhrig' a. cumrH"r..'.,.
time. the honor waS ptof"r''i iu NIr. a..
was refused on the ground. ~ VI C'",,
land explained. 'hs' not h"irg l'T~"
n collegr graduate .' -.-"'ucd 'r Dim r''
Sumptuous - reC,Ivc Wla' b." r"rtrt"r
~ a distinctly" mark - scholarship
The sun., 1902-07-04
7, .ocrn. 20 a good many folks that this

l. s"orns 20 n good many folks thar this
town j. becoming rather thickly settled.
There j. un grrs, crop of grass m the streets
and uu "-I'-ria demand for pound But
l,.' NJ mot r- too proudly urban. for remind
'~- Ht pastoral day- turn up Unexpectedly.
and ~ the very moment when the New
NH'e,rs AZ" ha.urly agape az Mr. GE"RdE
.MFRFuiTH -ty- IN hi- own language,
cl''ruudnd yrI''rr Wtdii-- up and moo,
a. hcm W"'ur-lly Charles street
policeman was obliged 20 pinch a COW
f,r prigging lettuce from West Washing
ton Mtrket towards and haywards
may b" call"d Tor al any moment, and
hogWari or howard for the open cars Il
ai.-Y..t-.y needed.
The sun., 1902-07-04
HAWkES DEFENDS HIMSELF.
Apparent Excess OF Payment hue To
Double Pay Of Men on sunday.

Supt Henry Hawke g 'i" Bureau -
Repairs and Complaints 90 'h" Water D"-
ylu'm-u' in RropAIvu sent Cummuni-
cation Yesterday 20 Commissioner Dough-
erty defending hlns"G from the charge
on witch he IL 20 D." tried ON July =,
II fal-ifving the pavroii- II the employees
lu The repair varl- IT," -pnyifc complaint
t. that the pavroil- ~ certain week m
June ovrrcharg,.d the ,lty 20 the amount -
s?1n ~ Mr Hawk"s explains that the APP
parent oVcrcaarg' va dI" 20 'h" credit
ing of the mon with dn.l'' time fur sunday
work ir accordance Vff. q rule v vhiuu lad
uniformly prevHilei i0 'r" department frr
ton v-af- n" also -aN- 'rai o." directed
'h" attention uf tui-i lugiu"''r d. Verona
20 "a" matter iu Aprr., and received ru reply
from him a. tu whether the rIl" should ba
rrsDiud'i or not
The sun., 1902-07-04
RELICS or THr wHITE HOrsr
Great Demand for Them nv sou, enir
Hunters and >iGhts~ers.

WAsHISGroS. July : Relics and sou-
venirs ~ the White House are IN great do
nand now that tho interior ~ th" ancient
mansion Is being disman'led Everybody
connected with the hou-s IN an oficial ca
pacitv j. t..ing h~-Iegcd hv parsons who
wish "a obtain -om" ar'icl" a. a Curlo lh"
hand made nall-. -aI 20 have h"en i'm
ported from England one hundred vsa'-
ago, are especially pr.I"i hv the eouv"r p
hunters. and pirces 81 hoard. ln'h arr
even plaster ar" picked up by -ight-"'r-
whenever opp'rt unity oner-
Col. William II Crook. he v"'"ran Dis
burning of'icer 81 ~. White IiDsur. l. -.
ca!!ing memories 81 %. davs vh"u %" served
there under Pre- idrn' Abraham lauru'r
Today hc Distributed among -nu" - h..
friends number - cau'- mad" frur
boards In the for ~ the r.nw Iu Wl..
IIncOlu Transacted ~ u"...t. 'g-.rn-.
The sun., 1902-07-04

Herr BrHorR tho chief Il no Pan Ger
mans lu 's" Aus ran E",' -rath, has re-
covered from vlH' promised 'o b" a mortal
r..sry In duel with n ru.'l.tl oproueu'.
N.r ,tr'"r. t,.rg 'l"togr'u q. ..'. gated by the
adversary. alu.'i ~ Z ,t'ta IaT WITH his
argur-'.d s'""l be- sriotr - on" of Herr
BruDrES celebrated H.t u' ears. Then.
,I.. ing f,ii.shly. he lcf' 30" field. Evi-
i,ir.y Herr HlEDfE was Iuu' for. A Pan
G,fu.au I'td'r - known ly hIs ears and
Ven, rated for he ears O'"-tad uf Herr
RfKotRs qualifications vas rou" Fortu-
uatciy -'ru," .'rpp.d iu 30 save. The
surgeons -"vod the dioIp-t ear 20 Herr
~ rRGtEs poll. and nov r" - a. we'll and
,ariui a. ever and great d"a. NOR" Pan
German
The sun., 1902-07-04
Impro,.m. .n, m the west side.

To rHs FptroR ~ rHs SrN-,St' would Ia.
10 call Nttrutlon, Through THr SrN ~ thoSs living
thr .pp-t Vest sid, to 'ue rlAnl iuDfu, rm-ut.
heretofore overlooked uadr 10 tlAt iuca'ry Take
flt InStAnHe 'hr oAfr ana attention gwen ~ this
time - Nirsi, am strrr' hs'V~su tui4nlhus
and Amsterdam avenues don Z 10 eve. N m.
Annals ~ Manhattan flsfr .n Tfed an Ir
stance Of such rarr'uI Noft done 90 attention given
To- t4' r~pAI fng Of a street
IA oRrr~~rt stands there .pr rather sfs-dsv
A'f'f DAY. Nmosug and fa'ffuuy watching hs
infc" men pul go stourN arI o. place them bls, a.
t.rN hsfofr
IN, Nora n done IN ,er'ofs 'ot 'our ~ ~. f.,,
a. = TINE. and Al fhs f1tr p fs ts'Tr done Will he
nnishrd hN lui' or lA and ~ nope the street a.
'af = the paving ru',. vII Iuuk a. well as " dId
before
Tnl- j. only one instance 90 s,Ar pie ~ how such
wofk Is bong done HI.. pf.r lIr tlfS N "a, been
said " A., Iuug suHtrTE AHIA Nh
MhsI NINIIN FIIIa NIhIEt
The sun., 1902-07-04
HtNNt ON THT OHIO FIGHT
SAYS Republicans VIII IIrct state Ticket
and sixteen tonsre.smrn.

CLEvFIISD. Julv2 senator VI 4 Harr7
rcachcsi town A. uunn i''rr a hrI"f 30.
hc will plunge into thr ONO i'' oaWpaic'
We must win" said the senator '"-iav
There j. no reason Nhv "" should u''
H. M" first p!I,". ~" stat" - norma ~
Republican hv large ma ori'v TN"n q. .'
stat" j. uru.i-'ruu- and "y"'yr,ty "
wants work ,au ~ o., and E"IuNii'a'
legislation j. rrspuu~lt.r fpr 'l" prosperity
'Fur'h~rmur". 20" ttwiTi-' Iation - Co
Nash haS h""n splendid one. AMI '''
Leglsla'urc also dii ,NcD,',I' work ~
'aX laws w"r' passed which r''i"y" 'hH yI'
he Of some % the burdens ui 'aNa'lor. an. .
alto sc' her 'h" Republicans have cuu-"r' o. q
N. public welfare lu q most -g'i~faC'ory
wAv Ia" election of a. least sixteen Y"
publican mrmh"r> e C,ugr,-, ought - b.
assured lssli-. tho entire state ticket
The sun., 1902-07-04
THEIR GOOSE rs COOKED.
Displaced Census Printers Sent Imperti.
nrnt "Petiiion" Ia the President.

NssHINGroS. july Representative
Schirm ~ MarylarI called on the Owl
Service Commission 'his morning 20 plead
the caus" - four printers connected with
tho printing of'ic. of th" census Bureau
who recently were legislatcd out 81 ofiice hy
the bill creating permanent Census Burea "a
and placing the printing i!yislon under the
Government printing office. Mr. SChrm
discovered that his pro'"g"s had no, waited
fr him 10 act. hu' had ~'ut the follow ing
petition 20 the President
-Dgr gops" cooked bv President Rouse-
Welt and served with civil service sauce
IT," 'p.ti'ipu- which was - gned Nv the
four disgruntls'd punt"r-, was referrsSt hv
~" prr-ilcn. 90 m" civil Service Com
mission Representative Srh'rm does not
think much - his ~n" ~'i'uer's' chances
The sun., 1902-07-04

N rHF Cr~ - yesterday there VS. 'nst~er,.
en'h ruh.sued a oDmu.l cation signed -Nonsefs-
IN vArD tue vUisf A'd .ige ks.ogg should
~. TIE bench IN tar surrogate - tour The p-up..
- Nsst,hrsici county sfr Tho. gh.y Tired Of
having to 10 business ~ 'hs pI"sent and or1ce
aud political d.E, We desire iu esVTso our
regret at the publication o. tar lmpu'Alipu against
the present Surrogate OF M",ioa'stct county
evidently intended by The Wfiist % the letter
TH'o,ote n SI,s an. VAs r,tcrtei S4tTogats
~ M.grhesisf county 'nr a term ~ 81 years In
Iusl aud Le has served 'r- people Weu ani 'aith
flIly AMI with abiHty ipr tae .As' .ight year.
Ne IA al excellent lawyer aud mAa - character
and InieIfliN
The sun., 1902-07-04

IF0F1 10 Ilp.T V|TAE NlT
The young shput> 81 ihr hHUhpl ate cover
With . number Of very ruc hair, that Af,
under the micfosrop", - be hollow AMI spa
Ike ba,unrts These ha.r, af" CON rIpu. 80.
ssu boo po son hl ths whr. men rr,,dsu. Ir Jew.
ior TIE f,a~1t that mufd~t q, ft,4 .ruuh ,pr.r '.
tttpugL frr.t agrnry When a ta,ar",. slr...
takes fan, 20 TIropcan. ,Ur 49, riarf la.
him ~ poison him u shr gr's a.. ,fs...
ssekS an Aua ,'rrs opuor' .U.'. 10 r.,..r fl,.
inuuite,imai hair among hIs food an O. ... -sr
,he pIrpose o. IrrtAurg the whole .,#s.H -
AlmcntaD ,auAI aud >'ftIn. .n r.r. ..lff % .'..
ten u MAJ take a long 'ur AMI rHa.. dose.
of ms ~ called poison Go s~'.' if' r.r.Hss. '.r
the hauNe woman does uDi $40 q q 80.
surely result The male unl .. .... ... "a
method ut revenge 'nt a. a~."r.
The sun., 1902-07-04
ERIFN DSHIP WITH SPtIN.
The Treaty signed At Madrid st 10 A. ".
Yesterday.

W.sHISoroS July The Secretary of
STAT" has r,S,Ivei a Telegram from Bellarnv
Stnrer. United States Minister a. Madrid
announcing that ~" tr"sty of friendship
and commrrI-a and navigation between
spain and 81" lrF"i States was signed
al 10 clu,N 'I.- morning Mr. Siorer
signed In l.ttf Df 'hi- Government The
treaty fak.- .ue place Il the similar
tr.aiv vntrt wts aurogated by ~" war
t-.t w,-.n '.. fwo Countries Minister
Storcr VII rian ueicial copy of the treaty
20 the STATE l'"jar' ment for transmission
TO th. Sara'n f.r ra'lnCatiOn.
The sun., 1902-07-04

70 G"orgia Democratic politicians are
..i,v 'hap- They have plenty q time
t-I tr.. wiling 20 wait until the rst Jump,
=. '..lr platform saws nothing Et,s!' the
kHI.-.,- ,I'y platform Arkansas and Ten
i...--a" w"r" not 20 DE- "nt The part Of
.,"uth-rn Democrat l. simple lie Is
.h, platforms, uot % make ihem
The sun., 1902-07-04

Judg" rFNTIFlp 4 Indiana shows that
~..lH'.' R,lIINS criticisms ut l,m v"r",
'u u-.' ~"uai.T BtyERIpDt term, un-
Warranted Vita, Judge ~ NFiELD shows
.r du..-rf show, however ha- no trsr-
Irg .n FNtIEYs assault ou myERIpGE
fpr ~" ur cl augeahl- ru'is'l-w - that
senator BNlLtY owes a;u.ugy without
qua, l,a'rur
The sun., 1902-07-04

Dor Justice BoIrrs decision that the
sale - standing room AM the occupation
thereof IN the Metropolitan op"ra Hous'
ar" legal the public s.shs with reh"f. !,
Wa = matter - nu standing room, no opera.
The sun., 1902-07-04
Rear Admiral walker tor th. canal Com.
m

I.1-l - I'HFrusc rr-
Az sides s'rr, 20 Agf', NJ Nfnrng Rear Adui,l
walker 'ot me head ~ The commission that vii
construct the canal
The sun., 1902-07-04
let HIN reur IN

u tHt fpiTuE ~ rut SIS SO Among ~
t~lsgstes 20 fhs f~rent Sis's Npusi Association
~ lnntn7 NJ uAs iouuta'n k'irNN"t Can't
10 us~ ana ,s'"~ 10 fuk StNsHr q. \
NfNi rfsffH ~ #..
The sun., 1902-07-04
Our Collars and Gun,

POW - NH'A' fiss..'.
Tsr frNH~', ,.nN rau a - So - - ~ --f-1
IN tHr mar Ifa-fHT- - Cu ~. and , ., IN ~ rrf
seven estatl.sau.u's trpo-tlnV fnr tHs TrVs
states THs sun r'prssru's 80 value - ar"
h..trr, -Alt.rsD. too, and r.p.su~nt, o.
tr- .,- rApHB, u,uIed bat doe, not Inc.-d- o..
,ag.'a. .'u.a ot au} % inc manufacture, .orqors
tIans sagagei IN trIs irtIs
rts value ~ tEr prod4.', fs -. med N,,'S-sa
~ 90 prod 4t~ Vh',t involve 90 a. ..FE 90 49, H,
frr ,A.arrs - orriAs clerks s. sr- .-s o..
wasss ,'fcsSs7 'or n sD'.ar,o., s'rrr.... ..
r,4d ~ r,nt taNss s. ArdS ON isg 'Hr r.ar,-a ..
uAsd N o su9pie,. freight ami 80
CoLi-AKs ASp CrTyu NJ ur,rNs ies
The sun., 1902-07-04
Suggestion .. senator Rsu-v.

In ,s,ss dAI' bad blood usual, ,urns into prs,-
The sun., 1902-07-04

.>i.io lo,i .,!.ai
Number ~ .s'Ah
.Ishrruts " -
Collars cuffs
suIfts. ana
sh|rt waists
tIisl vAlus o. 50. 80 t'S 50 ~ So iss
Collar and GUS
dofenN 10 80 N4S lunII 80 =.
ShirtS dozen, sssss 49, .
Shlvt
doyens q as - sts ..,..
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A Most Alarming Situation Now
Prevails There,
1T, COL. HEINzMAN'S REPORT
First Appeared IN Manila la March %
Probably Came from Chinese Poris =
Percentage Of Mortality Frigbtful.

Washington, June N-An alarming
situation with regard TO the epidemic
OF cholera in the Philippines IL set out
IN a report received by Surg. Gen. For
wood from Lieut., COL Heinzeman at
present In charge OF the medical de-
partment OF the army in the islands
The appearance Of the disease in Ma
Mia In March, IS attributed in some
quarters to vegetables coming into the
Islands from infected Chinese ports.
and In others to the drinking Of Pasig
river water, foul with the sewerage OF
the city Lieut. Col Heinzeman rays
that the number Of different points at
tackled by the epidemic ana the conse-
quent Infection OF many streams which
are universally used for drnklng and
bathing and into which all foul mater
ial and garbage nnd their way makes
probable large number Of deaths be-
fore the rains, which ended the two
great epidemics In the SOS occur. The
army, he says, Is much better protect
ed than the natives OF than ciyll Amer
leans IN the island because OF the care
which is exercised in supplying good
food and water.
In Manila alone a total OF 277 cases,
with 2l5 deaths had occurred up to
April Is, the date OF the report, with
45S cases and S0S deaths outside the
CITY
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ENGLIsn snlrpING INrEREsT.


New York, June l4.---ln the shipping
circles, the formation Of a house OF
commons committee-wth the object
OF looking after urgent shipping ques-
lions IN narllament-is regarded as a
movement OF "a distinctly satisfactory
character Gays q London dispatch to
the Tribune. Sir Charles Cayser chair
man Of the committee and Col Ropner
deputy chairman. sit ON the govern
ment side OF the house. but Walter
Runcman, honorary secretary, Is one
OF the most promising Of the younger
mon IN the radical ranks. The clear
suggestion Is therefore that political
differences are to be, as far as possible,
forgotten IN the effort 20 enlghten par
lament on the subject OF the British
shipping Industry In taking this step
the ship owners In the commons are by
no means TO be accused Of adopting
a strklngly original line OF action. The
church party and the service members
have had their own parliamentary COM
mlttee FOR a long time past II Is sig
nlflcant. however, thar an the members
OF this new committee look upon the
North Atlantic combination In the Hight
or real danger to England's shipping
Industry.
II II stated that promoters OF the
British combination In opposition 10
the Morgan syndicate viii not take any
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/ taxable. and therefore bring opponents
within the party face to face with the
fact that IN continuing their opposition
they are antagonlzing the head of the
party.
I'VE have known all the time where
the president stood on this subject and
have told the Republican opponents Of
reciprocity just what the facts are"
said leading RECIPROCITY senator.
They refused 10 receive our assurances
and professed to have expressions Of
the president TO the contrary. The
message confirms all that we have said
TO them. II clears the atmosphere, and
necessarily the result must be bene-
icial for reciprocity bill
The beet sugar leaders declared at
the close Of the day that the message
had caused no loss whatever TO them
that all those senator's who had stood
with them yesterday are stillwith them.
They also asserted that the presidents
interpretation In the matter had had
the effect of causing 20 hesitate some
senator's who heretofore. had not taken
positive stand against reduction be-
cause Of the feeling that the president
should leave Congress to deal with the
subject In its present stage.
Senator DIETRICH was among the most
outspoken Of the beet sugar men, and
he made an unsuccessful effort to Sc
cure the attention OF the chair after
the reading Of the message Those who
are In his confidence say that il was
his purpose "a move for the discharge
OF the committee from further con-
sideration Of the house bill, in order
TO permit the immediate consideration
OF that measure.
There is still more or less oanyassing
of the wisdom OF holding a Republican
caucus and ii Is probable that ulti-
mately one will be held, but no debate
Is now mentioned.
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CHINESE IN CUBA.
Those Coming on War Steamers
Must be Returned.

Havana, June 1S--The board Of i'm
migration decided today that 4S Chin
csc laborers who came TO Havana on
board the Ward line steamer Monterey
from New York and reached here last
Wednesday would have TO be returned
to New York by the steamship COM
pany.
Heretofore Cinnamon have been al
lowed to enter Havana without restric-
: ton and thousands have landed here
In the course Of the last three years
An immigration law, however, similar
10 the one enforced in the United States
went into force last May and the case
of these Cinnamon has resulted In tha
first application Of this law. The lS
Cinnamon in question came direct from
China. ana were shipped in bond from
Vancouver through New York to Ha-
yana.
The Ward line has asked the priyil-
eye OF shipping the Chlnamen 20 Mex
leo instead OF returning them 10 New
York, as the Cinnamon themselves
have requested to be sent to that coun-
try. The board OF immigration has not
yet given a decision in the latter mat
ter.
Major Glennan. chief Of the L. S. Ma
rlne hospital service in Cuba. says he
has no doubt that many Cinnamon
have entered the United States through
Cuba during the last three years by
means Of sailing vessels running be-
tween Cuban and southern ports.
The Cubans take kindly to the new
immigration law The colored laborers
Of the island are especially prejudiced
against the introduction Of any foreign
labor element.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14
First Gold from Klondllse.

Vancouver b. c.. June l3.--Whai
may practically be termed the first gold
to arrive from the Klondike this sea
son, was brought here today on the
steamer Princess May. Approximately
$4,000 In dust came on that boat
About $4,000 came down on the City
of Seattle. Accurate news Of the clean
up Is ditli2ult TO obtain. Claim owners
keep the results very quiet.
II Is the opinion Of the Canadian Gus
toms officials at Caribou that much
gold dust Is surreptitiously being run
down the Yukon 20 st. Michael when
the officials are not on the alert. Such
gold Of course does not pay the royalty
now In force and therefore will never
be classed among the output Of the
Yukon district. When the Dawson
passengers Of the Princess May left
the Klondike metropolis, five cases OF
smallpox had broken out among the
passengers Of the steamer White Horse.
and II seemed likely that there would
be somewhat lengthy detention OF
that vessel and her passengers and
crew Those on board the White Horse
when she was ouarantlned. and the
vessel itself, are detained at Dog Is
land, below Dawson.