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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
UNION OF RETAIL CLERKS.
New Labor Organization Appears an
Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD. H.. Jan. S.-The move
ment 70 close the stores in cities, villages,
and hamlets az o'clock each evening.
that the clerks may enjoy at least por-
ton Of the twenty-four hours. eliminated
yesterday in the amalgamarion of the
unions under the name OF the Illinois
STATE Retail Clerks Association.
Far-reaching demands are made by this
new champion CT ihe wage-earneT short
or hours, abolition OF child labor and The
closing Of stores on Sunday.
They also require seats for women be
hind counters. and the substitution OF a
new prison labor system that shall 10 re-
fCrmaJory aud Institutional
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
MIss WCLELLAND's FUNERAL.
RuriaI Al Oak Hiu Cemeter, with
Episcopal Ritual.

The funeral Of Miss Lizzie McCIeuand.
who died Monday evening. was held al the
residence ll07 New Hampshire Avenue
northwest. 90 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Rev. Dr.. Harding. Of ST. PauTs
Episcopal Church, conducting the services
and the iutermeut was made az Oak Hill
Cemetery. The funeral was a priYat e
one, only a few of the friends and rela-
tivce Of the deceased being present
Miss }leClellaaG Who made he- home
with her brother. Mr. ID. Il. McCIeIIaud
was a resident OF Washington for over
thirty years. During the greater part Of
that time she was an invalid. She Is sur
viyed 10y che brother mentioned ana bv
"a sister. Mrs. Galway also residing in
this city.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
Ru.so-ItnIIan Undcr.tnndlnr.

VIENNA,-Jan- g---The "Neues Wiener
Journal says that Prince Nicholas OF
Montenegro recently visited ST. Peters
burg as envoy OF the King OF Italy and
effected q Russo-italian understanding
respecting Albania and TrIpun King
Victor Emmanuel the paper says. expects
10 visit tbs Czsr in April of the present
war and Nh, car VIII visit Rome in
n.f.Ns-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
GIFT FROM Mr.. ROCKEFELLER.
Offers to Donate $4,000 to Brown
University.

PROVIDENCE, r J., Jan SIT is an
nounced that John d. Rockefeller has
offered 10 give Brown University $4,000
for the erection and furnishing OF a build
ing TO De used Tor social and religious
purposes.
The student Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION is 10 have charge of the build
ing. The condition is appended TO the offer
that the college must raise SO. 600 as an
endowment fund for the building By com
mencement in June. one eighth OF the re-
quired amount has already been secured
and there seems TO be little doubt that
the remainder viii be forthcoming.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
Street car Meas Wages Raised

TERRE HAUTE. Ind Jan S.-The
Street RaiIway Hanaeemgat has yoIun-
tariIy increased the wages q conductors
and nsatormcn. The cn.trom ratio has
been 10 cents al E3ur- It vlH pee is cents
for those se-d1g lcz1 f2.a d scar. Il
cents from ore 20 iirc yeas. Is .e1is from
FIVE 20 ten yeags. anG - c-a.a -ol an over
ten years.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
Or. Kiimer's sWAMP-RoOT

j. ro. recommended tor everything: but 81 You
l4r, kidney, liver of bladder trouble &C. VIII Dee
found just ,H- remedy yoa noed- Sold 10y drug
gi.t, everywhere iu fifty ccE, and dollar sizes.
You pay base q sample tot.lr OF this great Kid
u-v remedy seat FREQ hy mail, also pamphlet
telling al about ~.au.-aoot ard Us great cures.
Address III. K.acl * Co., BEsIamtoa, y. l.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08

PRETORIA. Jan. S.-Ceneral De Wet
has been re-eUf0rced 10y Comuandaut Cen
eral R0tha's mon. Tho British. expecting
an ImPortant move by the redoubtabIe
Boer Leader. have accordingly strength
ened their forces also.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
nr. NeNitt I'D ncttcr.

Dr.. J. Ramsey hewitt, who has been at
the Emergency Hospital for The past ten
days with an attack o. appendicitis IS
much improved TODAY. and is sitting ur
ia bed. Nearly all the main has disaD-
pearCd. He viii probably Dee able 20 leave
the hospital Jhe batter nart Of the ---,-.-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
PUBLIC WORK ORDERED.
OF $4,000 From Water
Enmd Cor Hiah service sy.lcm

AliOtmeh; OF %'"-noo From Nnter
Fund for High service system
The District Commissioners today au-
thorized the following items of public
work through the Engineer Department:
That $50 eco is allotted from the water
fund for continuing the extension Of the
high service system Of water dislribu-
ton.
That as feet of 6-iEch water main be
laid in Seventh street between UmaulIa
and VermuliOn Streets. TakOua Park, at
an estimated cost of $3.50.
r at-l34 feet Of 6-inch water main be
laid north from the intersection OF Fort
and Wallace Streets. Brookland at an
estimated cost Of SlGg
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
TO SELL THEIR CHURCH.
Foundry VI. +. Congregation to Dis
pose of Present EdIHce.

pose Of Present Edifice-
The sale Of the Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church property is contem-
plated. For several months it has been
seen that while the church is in the
central portion Of the city il is not stu
ated in as residential a portion of the
city as the congregation desires.
At the regular quarterly conference Of
the church held a short time ago resciu-
tions were adopted expressing the
church's willingness to sell the prop
erty
Several offers for the property were
submitted but no final action has yet
been taken. It now remains for the con-
gregatiOn TO decide whether they Will
accept any Of the propositions offered.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
PURCHASE OF A CHURCH.
Knights of Columbus Buy E-Strce
Baptist PrOPertH.

Baptist PrOPertH.
The purchase of the r Street Baptist
C1rrch property by the local order of
the knights or Columbus was completed
today by the filing Of deed OF convey
anre.
The decd is made by the trustees of the
church 10 the knights Of Columbus Build
ing Company. The purchase price is
stated 10 be $4,000. and The transfer in
clu5es the pipe organ. the peWs. cushions.
ana an other appurtenauccs and fixtures
i'm the building. which is located on che
south side Of + Street, between Sixth and
Seventh Streets northwest.
The orCer oi the knights Of Columbus
viii use the building as meeting place.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
FUNERAL OF FATHER HAUGH
Interment Made ia the Uniyer.i,,.
Cemctcry at CcorEetoy,n.

Solemn requiem mass was celebrated
over the body Of the Rev. ID. A. Haush
s J.. at $50 a. m. today ga Tie DahIgrcn
Chapel CT the Sacret Heart. The Very
Rev. Jer0-e Daughoriy. $. j.. president Of
the Georgetown University. conducted he
funeral services.
The impressive dirge Of the Office of the
dead was chautei by the Jesuit Fathers.
the body was laid Co. rest In the mi
yersity Cemetery az Georgetown.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
Children SEE Painting.

4 large number OF sabbath school chill
dreu of the Eastern Presbyterian Church
accompanied by their teachers and par
euts. visited the work OF art entitled The
Parable OF the Lilies. at 81 Fourteenth
street. where III is on exhibition.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ST received, another I's Of Government shirts.
Tor sLcJ. genuine McCIelland saddles = -.
good horse blankets, 30 cents. 4. s. oaErir roos-
ing paper and . ply, best qu4lisy les5 than
ll- price o. Tie combination az h1ndIas Sd
cents dozen = BENSINGER & CO nth ana Z
Sls- NY T" % a-so pay highest prizes for scrap
iron. Old machinery. and metals of In Efr5-
il>-4
NOTICE To THE PUBLIC win not b. -
sP"rsiole t,- any debts contracted by Leo cohen.
formerly a. tIe G. & r. R8ttI. a. IN -
after rais Gate January g. 1902
ALBERT RASHER
It C. & r RarsIa d,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08

tom. druggist. CoaashiTe. Que. says For %
yCars suffered il.Il CataGL. Ny breath vas
'eTy offensive c'eu 90 MYSELF. tl-d everything
which promised me cure was IN
LucCd 90 t-y Er A.Hcw's Catarrhal Powder {
GOT relief instantly after first application n
cured me and am free from ala the effects 81 H.
Sold By b. $ Miliiaml. Ninth and r Streets.
Edmouds q Williams, I.It street and Pctu.
syll4ui4 Ayenae.-lg.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
SUES FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.
Miss Thomas Institutes TroceedingS
Against Sicssrs. barber & Ross.

Miss Lola II Thomas today filed suit
against SIR samuel Ross. as Messrs Bar
Der & Ross. to recover $4,000 claimed
as damages for personal injuries alleged
TO have been received wEiie she was en-
pl0yCd by Mr.. Ross.
II Is alleged that on july / last. while
Miss Thomas was passenger i'm the cle-
vator of the building occupied by the
firm az the corner of Eleventh and &
Streets northwest. she was violently pre-
cipltated through an open doorway on
the third floor and seriously injured.
Nessrs. Wolf & Rosenberg are named
as counsel for Miss Thomas
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
Ising Ednard DO L. a crni.c.

COWES, Jan. S.-King Edward has IS
sued orders 10 have the yacht Britannia
fitted OUT for a Mediterranean cruise
This indicates that the King intends to
make a trip 10 the Riviera.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
Last Point settled.

LONDON, Jan. S.-The Chilean Legation
has received a telegram from Senior
Yauez. Minister Of Foreign Affairs. stat
ing that the last outstanding point IN the
dispute with Argentina has been arranged
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
WANT AN ACCOUNTING.
Trouble over the Affairs of the
NaShiAsfon Trimming House.

NashiAEfOn Trimming House.
In petition for dissolution OF partner
ship and accounting Alter MaIoy and
Morris MallOy allege that Eicho Kamin-
sky and Louis FinkIesteln disposed Of a
stock OF goods and merchandise in which
they were all Interested without au-
thOTity.
Il is declared that In July last the Nal
lows and K3minsky entered into a mart
nershiD under the firm name Of the Wash
ington Trimming House. at so. 40 Ninth
Street northwest The Manoys state that
m september IL was agreed between them
and Kaminsky that they should 20 to
Pittsburg. Pa. 1nd engage in the bust
ness OF selling by sample and tailoring
Tor the benefit o. the firm During their
absence, they allege Kaminsky trrnsfer-
red the business Of the. local house to
Louis FinkIestefn
Nessrs- Wolf & Rosenberg are named
as counsel ior the compliments.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
stops the Cough
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

Laxative Brom0-QuiniGl Tablets cure cold In
one -day. Ea cure. no pay Price . CENTS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
mtRRIED.

RI>ON- STEPPER- i'm Ro.EylIe. UL. ur Tues
day. january o. 1892. iN The Rev 3D.. White.
ALEXANDER T. Bl>uN and MARC hBETr G..
~TEPPEH, both o5 ra C5-g- Il
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08

GOLD MEDAL FOR MISS BARTON.
senator Mason Proposes GIT. With
Thanks of Cons.rc.S

Senator Mason has introduced i'm The
senate joint resolution rendering The
thanks Of Congress 90 Mlss Clara Rart.,
and presenting her with a gold medal as
q marx OF appreciation for Miss Ba-ron's
service 90 the sick and wounded drriB.,
the late Spanish war
One thousand dollars IS appropriated
for die gold medal.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
PROTECTION OF
OYSTER MEN.
Suggestion That the Govern
mGDt Must Give It.
HOW CAPTAINS OBTAIN DREDGERS

Miss Mary Wilcox BrOyn. Secretary
of the baltimore Charity OrEani-
zntion Society. Points Out the In
ability Of states 10 Take Care Of
tae nI-Treated DredEers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08
NE INES COMPANY.
49, ---A-A-1 NA--A ~ L
NOTICE OF ELECTION OF TRUSTEES

-NN-4'N-I u I-I-I-N- ~ VE LhL Sis
Notice is hereby given that meeting OF tbs
stockholders Of The TINES Company viii Be 80
az the Otlcc Of the company in the Hutcbing
B1iidiug, corner Of 10Th and D sts. NV. Wssb-
instoE, = 6. on The 18th DAY OF JANUARY
le02. at Z O'CLOCK p. n, for tbe rr-ro-e =.
electing E-e trustees Tor the ensuing. yesr. ana
for the transaction % such other bushes as -
properly come before such meeting.
Dated Washington, D. g, December p 1a01-
" J. DANTE
ocl--ln Secretary
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-08

TIE GENERAL PUBLIC are hereby notified by-
the LIgeryn-an's Association Of Washington i, n
that 81 and after JANUARY J. 1872 ne n-ires
Or carriages FOR funerals 20 tie Arlington
National and Hebrew Cemeteries VIII be I've
dollars $50 Cor each carriage. and tbe+ -
funerals 20 al other cemeteries In the District og
Columbia ana Tor funerals 90 or f-o7D s+rsr1
boats o. depots. viii be four dollars Csfl r,rb
~ W CHAMBERS President
GEORGE p ZCRHORST. secreta---
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-28
WASHINGTON AND
LEE CREW COMING
Will Race Virginia Boat Club
Crew the latter Part
Of June.

A race between the crews of the Vir-
ginia Boat Club and Washington and
Lee University. will be pulled off on the
James about June 22d
This was decided at a meeting of tho
Virginia Club, held yesterday evening, at
the. boat-house on Mayo's Island when
a sufficient amount was appropriated to
defray all expenses of the visiting crews
A letter was read from the manager of
the Washington and Lee crew stating
that the crew would come to Richmond
the latter part of June upon guarantee
of expenses.
A racing committee was appointed to
arrange details of the race, as so date
time and distance. The same committee
Win have the choosing of the crew to
represent the Virginia Club. From the
men now on the river, it is probably ths
crew will be practically the same as
defeated the oarsmen from the Uniyer-
sity last year. Those now trying for lie
crew are: w. S. MCGOWAN, FL Hill,
w. F. Gordon, "A. A. Booth j. t. Gil
man and others. For this early date the
men are showing up remarka bly, we'll and
promise to develop into the strongest
team the club has ever put on the river
The Washington and Lee crew was
badly defeated here last year. but comes
this season much stronger and in good
trim for the race.
s The Virginia Club is in most pros.
porous condition, carrying a good mem-s
bership of seventy-five which will be
Increased to one hundred during the
next few weeks. Among the improve
ments at the boat-ho house has been the
erection Of a new float and the addi-z
ton of new boats and equipment. The
meeting yesterday afternoon was largely
attended and will greatly ngthen the
sorganizat ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-28
BEEF famine IN
CHICAGO Imminent
Unless Teamsters'' Demands Are
Granted One Will Result.
BUTCHER SHOPS MAY CLOSE
Most Of the Butchers Say They Are in
Sympathy With the Teamsters and
That This is EffectuaI Way
to Help Them.
BUTCHER SHOPS MAY CLOSE.
(By Associated Press.,.

CHICAGO. May N.-Chicago's beef sup
ply from the stock yards has been al
most entirely cut off. and unless the con-
cessions demanded by the striking team
sters are granted within the next day
or two the city will be face to face with
famine. The situation is growing more
alarming with the passing Of each day.
Not only have the big packers failed
in every attempt to smuggle meat out
of the yards, but the wholesale and re-
tail butchers who usually drive their
own wagons into the yards and take out
loads of provisions have been forbidden
to do so in the future.
AS result, there is a movement on
foot among the 1,200 or more butchers
of Chicago to close their shops for a
week or two, or as long as may be nee
essary to defeat the packers in their
fight against the teamsters. Most of
them declare that they are in sympathy
with the strikers and feel that stopping
the sale Of beef would be the most eff
fective way to help the teamsters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-28
STRUCK DR.. JAMES CANNON
Three BLOWS I'M THE.FACE
Son of Bishop Hoss Assaulted the Virginia Preacher
the Adjournment of the Methodist
General Conference.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
DALLAS, TEXAS, May 27.-Benedic-
ton had been pronounced and the last
Conference had closed its quadrennial
session here late yesterday afternoon,
when Lessler NJ. Hoss, son of Bishop
e. f. Hoss. approached Dr.. James Can
non, Jr.. of Blackstone, Va, and struck
him three times in the face. He would have
continued his assault had not preachers.
laymen and others standing by inter-
fered and separated the two.
Dr. Cannon was taken by surprise and
was putting up a spirited defense at t44v
time of the cessation of hostilities.
Neither party would make a statement
concerning the matter. but it was learned
that the scene was caused by state
ment that DR.. Cannon is alleged to have
made in his paper. the Southern Metho-
dist Reporter, at Blackstone, against
Mrs e. E. Hoss, the mother Of the
young man. It seems that DR.. Cannon
ana DR.. Hoss have been on different
sides Of some very important questions
at this conference, and there was some
5d1HerenCe OIL =OpllllOIl DelHeSlt4 5t1le14 De-
fore the conference.
About the time for this conference to
begin it seems that DR.. Cannon wrote a
letter to Or. #Hoss on the subject of the
creation of the order of deaconesses,
which was to be an issue of the coming
conferences DR.. Hoss, it is said, was
away from home at Tie time the letter
was received and did not receive or
publish the letter. When they met at
Dallas, DR.. Hoss SO informed DR.. Can
non, who asked that the letter be re-
turned to him. DR.. Hoss wrote to his
wife and asked her to forward the letter
to him by mail to Dallas without delay,
and she replied that the letter had been
mislaid and could not be found, and she
did not know what had become Of It.
III writing to his paper Dr. Cannon took
occ aston to say something about Mrs.
fHoss ein regard to the letter which is
said in substance to have been that 1t
seemed to be very convenient for Mrs.
.Hoss to lose sight of the letter when it
was not good policy to produce it.
/: Mrs Hess saw a copy Of the paper In
which this appeared, and Immediately
irrcte her husband at Dallas about it.
II was in tllissway tha t Lesster NJ Hoss.s
who is about twenty-five or three y..srs
old, heard about the mat ter. Hessmoth-s
e. ed his wrath until the parting words
of the delegates had been spoken. and
then began hostiIi ties th DR.. Cannon
striking him three times, although nei-s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-28
HANNA
THE WHOLE THING.
Occupies Entire Center Of State
at Ohio Republican
Convention.
(By Associated Press

4 CLEVELAND OHIO, May 27.-The fea-
sture of the Republican State Convention
here to-uays was the unanimity Of senti-
ment in glvor Of Senator Hanna He has
been the center of interest since his ar
rival from Washington last Sunday. The
conferences of leaders with him contin-
used to-day, but when it came to the meet
s1ngs Of the delegates by congressional as
Itricts the sentiment for him was demon
strated in an unprecedented degree. His
friends had claimed 18 out OF the n dis
5tricts and more than realized their ex-s
pectations.
Interest centered in the selection OF the
State Committee, as the new State Com
5mittee selected to-day will. have control
next year when z.sembers of the Legisla-
ture are elected who will choose the sue
cessor to llama N the Senate. It is
claimed tonight that there was only one
ant1-Hanna man selected on the new
State Committee. and that he has been
reconciled. =
( The drift of sentiment IN all the pre-
hminary meetings was most enthusiastic
for the Senator. and in the convention
the delegates would not rest till he got
up and showed himself. although he in-s
sisted that he would not discuss the is
sues in advance of the keynote speech OF
General Grosyenor. who Is to be the per-
manent chairman.
The convention was in session hut an
hour and transacted only routine b,lsi-
ness The Commit tee on Resolutions
practically completed the platform to-
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-28
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
FORECAST

Wednesday and Thursday fair. slowly
rising temperature in interior. fresh north
west to north winds, becoming variable
Highest temperature yesterday---.. 20
Lowest temperature yeSterday........ 5S
Mean temperature yesterday. 64
Normal temperature for May......... ~
Departure from normal temperature. 03
Precipitation during past "a hours.... 81
LOCAL
Engine of the Atlantic Coast Line blown
up Engineer Gwathney and Trainman
James Winston lcoloredl killed. Others
were injured
Fulton Democrats declare In favor OF
submitting the new Constitution.
Hon. Eugene Withers to speak at Mo1k
ticello Hall (Broad near Seventy to.ntsht.
The trial of the case of Mr.. T. A.
Weller was postponed.
Several speeches made In the Constitu-
tional Convention yesterday.
Washington and Lee Boat Club is COM
ing to Richmond.
Richmond doctors agree on osteopath
bill.
Designs for the Jefferson Davis meme
rial arch are received here.
More money may be appropriated for
Richmond postoffice building.
Mr.. w. H. Palmer wins championship
cup at Hermitage Golf Club.
VIRGINIA
Spirited debate between Lamb and Wal
lace at King William Court.
Joseph T. Lawless opens his campaign
at Surry Courthouse and renews his chal-s
lenge to Maynard. but it goes unnottced.
Dental student arrested in the Valley
for practicing without license.
The Episcopal Council of the Diocese Of
Southern Virginia meets in Norfolk. Bru-
ton Parish contention placed ip hands OF
committee.
Postal clerk arrested in Alexandria for
robbing registered mail to large extent.
# Plan to connect Norfolk and Richmond
with electric cars.
a wild weird story OF students killing
a boy and then dissecting him
Two persons run over by trains at
Staunton. be
Cornerstone OF st. Joseph's school laid
In Petersburg.
Locomotive men at Norfolk elect offi-l
GERS to insurance department
Strike of veneer factory hands at West
Point.
suicide In determined way In Danville-
GENERAL
Temporary sidewalk In New York COLI
lapsed during parade In honor OF the
French visitors. prectpitating two hundred
persons into excavation for building.
killing one instantly and injurtnS hundred
others.
owing to the strike of teamsters. -
President Palma, OF Cuba, in his hrpt
message returns thanks for freedom and
makes recOmm endattonS for the fUt9r0
government of the island. 20 -
Senate refused to fix a time for vote on ]
the Philippine government bill.
Son OF newly-elected Bishop E. r. Hoss
three times in the face and was stopped
from lnflictiug further punishment hy
ministers and iaymen. who interfered 10
stop the encounter. Trouble arose eWsp8
q publication In Cannons paper shout
Mrs. Hoss.
6 Conferees reach an aSreenent on thass
rivers and sharborsss bill No chanxea iHs
the items that concern Yirgtnia