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New-York tribune., 1902-06-25

The season OF the Snow Girl at Wallack S
Theatre wiIl close on Saturday, June Is and next
week will be devoted to rehearsals for the engage
nent al Manhattan Beach which will begin on
july 4 and run for two weeks.
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henry ". Savage's Paris representative signed
contracts Saturday with Lloyd D'Aubigny. Mr.
y Auelsny will sing the principal tenor parts with
1he Castle Square Opera Company the coming sea-
tton, alternating with Mt Sheehan. Mr.. Savage
nas also engaged Maud Lillian Berri to sing the
part OF Henrietta in The Sultan Of Sulu" the
coming season
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Hsoh samnis. the mezzo soprano. has closed her
.oneert tour and signed with r. E. Johnston for
Doss band concerts the St Nicholas Gar
sunday evening.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25

hihe Dodo," at Daly's. goes into its last two
T with new Queen Lii. for Miss Marion
and mas mas replaced Miss Greta Risley in the part.
VI the engagement.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
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New-York tribune., 1902-06-25

BURTON Tuesday. June "a at her residence. No. 14o
West 119th-st.. Henrietta Tolly wifs of George H.
Notice If funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25

Lillian Blauvelt. the singer arrived here
~ the steamer Kronprinz Wilhelm Yesterday with
ier husband. She has come to this country to
80 80 the summer and prepare for her tour OF
nrotif iiftain next fall and for the parts she will
Of 5so9 eng an grand opera in Italy the early part
ans.as:. t1ef summer will be spent at Bar Harbor
Sajns her camp in the Dead River district in
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
Miles Cant GO.

Licut.-Gen. Nelson \. Miles Of the
army. made "A specific request Co the
war department 20 be- sent 10 the Phil
ipp!nes. and In connection herewith
submitted plan by which. In his
opinion. the war could be- brought 20
an end and without further loss 81 life
10 either side. lie proposed 10 employ
methods similar 20 those used hy him
50 successfully IN his Indian cam.
palgnS. Secretary Root. after due con.
sideration. denied Gen. Miles request.
ana disnpproved the plan submitted.
The papers. 80 Endorsed by the sccre-
tary. were sent 90 the White house and
the president subsequently concurred
Ia the sccrciary's action. The final In
dorsement. Gisposlng Of the matter. Is
said to bear date March >. 1907.
In effect President Roosevelt ana
Secretary Root hGld that the war I'm the
Philippines Is already at an end. on
virtually 80. and that the adoption OF
Gen. Miles plnn, involving a change az
policy in dealing with the inhabitants
Of the archipelago. would be unfair
to those officials. military and ciyll.
whose work has brought about aim 81
complete pacifcnilon.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
WHAT'S DOING IN MICHIGAN
Charges His Wife With a Grave
Crime.
NO MEDALS FOR RESERVES,
A Had blacksmith Took Fatal
Drink-A Plain Case of Measles shot
at burglars aud Painted Western Tn
ions Taxes are Easy.
4 nrutc Indeed.

Frank Biery. blacksmith ut NJ
uards. Is again I'm trouble. Last sum-
mcr he welded the widow Whitchouse.
who was the mother OF several chill
drcn. and I'm the chariyarl with which
the ncighborhOod celebrated the nup-
tlals. shot and killed Archie While
house. relative OF his bride and a
young man we'll known AMI esteemed.
Blcry's trial FOR manslnughtcr resulted
I'm an acquittal Ills wife now
has made complaint before the pros
ccuting attorney alleging criminal ms.
sault ny Blcry upon his l3-year.old
stcp-daughtcr. aud Thursday morning
hc took 10 the woods before the mr.
rival OF an officer Since then he has
been chased through the northwestern
part OF the county by officers. Sheriff
Dwclle received notification that he
had been arrested 40 Springport. Two
officers from the city have gone after
him. The people In the vicinity of
Minards and Tompklus are much
wrought M over the affair and Bicry
win receive rough treatment if he falls
into their hands.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

Grant NJ. Morse. state game warden.
arrived IN Kalamazoo "Wednesday IN
search of his sou. who disappeared
from the Agricultural college some
time ago. Morse left Lansing In the
morning for Three Rivers but stop
ped oil at kalamazoo, thinking he
might lind a clue to the boy. who Is
an only son. In hts worry incident 10
the search Mr.. Morse says that he
neglected To eat any breakfast and
later on to0k couple VI drinks To
stimulate him. The liquor went To hts
head. and. as he says. quickly con-
fused him."
The policeman who made the arrest
didn't know the Identity of his diStin-
gulshcd prisoner. but when he was
recognized few hours later 10y friends
lie was released.
The disappearance Of their son has
greatly affected his parents. Mrs.
Morse being prostrated at her home IN
Portland. while Mr.. Morse has been
on the go I'm search at him day AMI
night for the past 10 days. The only
clue thus far ohtainCd as To his prob
able whereabouts reached the warden
In Lansing "Wednesday In tile form OF
letter from "a woman In Three liiv-
crs. who wrote that young man
closely resembling the description OF
young Morse had applied at her home
for something 10 eat last week Fri
day.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
Went Get the Medals.

Secretary Of the Navy Long has
announced that after a careful recon
sidcration Of facts the naval board still
holds that. while the conduct Of the
Michigan Naval Reserves on the Yose-
mite Is shown 10 ~iye been commcnda-
bic, the actual importance OF the affair
was not such ns to warrant commcm-
"rniive medals. II IL declared that
the Yosemite was not Injured by the
cncmy's lire, and that she inflicted no
damage of any consequence 60 the
Spanlards. except TO force the trans.
port Antonio Lopez to run ashore 10
escape capture.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
AI,rrId.. snaarn pcnih.

EX.Gov. John \. Altgeld of Illinois
died IN Joliet "Wednesday morning. lie
had been unconscious since midnight
Mr. Altgeld WAS the principal speaker
10 prO-lIocr mass meeting Tuesday
night m the Joliet thcatcr
Just an the close of his speech. 70
sudden dizziness seized him ana he
was assisted from the stage. The
meeting proceeded. the audience NOT
realizing what had happened. Mr.. Alt
geld was taken % the door OF the the.
alter. where several vomiting spells
seized him.
This continued for nearly an hour
aud was So pronounced he could not
be removed 90 the hotel.
Physicians were hastily summoned
and Mr.. Altgeld was carried Co the ho-
tel across the street. lie retained c5n-
seriousness AMI urged the newspaper
men % keep the affair quiet. FOR fear
OF alarming his wife. Shortly before
midnight he became unconscious. He
remained I'm this condition until death.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

Miss Pearl circuit. a teacher Ia
the North MuSkcgon school. appeared
Ia school Thursday badly broken out
with smallpox. The school was hastily
closed and placed under quarantine.
Miss circuit claimed 10 was only chick
cnp0x she had. but Health officer
Dcnslow insisted Il was smallpox and
ordered her 20 20 90 her home IN the
city. When she reached home, she
realized that she and the family. con.
slsting OF three other children and the
mother would be- quarantiucd as soon
ns the city health officer should re-
turn. 81 they all prepared Tor hasty
flight. When the physician arrived
with IN officer the house was vacant.
Plain clothes men are now diligently
searching for the Circuits. hut have
not succeeded m locating them. Dr.
Denslow then visited the family physi-
clan, Or. LeGrand Wheeler. and a
stC.my Interview cnsucd ga which the
city health officer threatened the other
with arrest because hc persisted ia
claiming Miss circuit had nothing but
the ch.ckenpoN.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
The kim OF snnIn.

Bellamy Storcr. United States minis.
ter % Spain. says that reports that the
young king was physically aud mental
~ unable T. assume the rclns OF gov.
eminent are untrue. lie has been AL.
mirably brought mp 10y most devoted
mother. aud Mr.. StOrcr sees no rea.
son why he should not reign with hon ~
80 himself ami 10 his country. lie has
grown very fast ana H. now "A fine look
ing lad. lie takes keen interest IN
military affairs. AMI shows To- great al
vantage when he appears mounted az q
review Of the troops.
Speaking OF the kings accession. Mr.
StOrcr said. There will be- no formal
coronation. rs the king ~ Spain Is sup
posed 20 hc born crowned. He will
merely take the oath u preserve the
constitution. and there VIII bc the Gus
tumary ceremonies"
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
ALL THE NEWS OF THE WORLD
What Tariff Reduction on Sugar
Means.
WOLSELEY GOES TO AFRICA,
Ex-Governor John y. AItEsId Died at
Joliet. IIl.-Gcnerai Methuen Taken a
Prisoner by the Boers-sccre. AIRY Long
Reaisns Various Happenings.
The sugar Industry.

Congressman COrlss says: All the
pictures 81 distressed Cuba and the
benefit she will derive from the pro
posed tai1n reduction on sugar" he
said, "arc not reality. and are found
only In ,he circulars OF the Unltel
States Export association. composed 0t
q shyster, j0bncr. and "A printing
press and having a capital OF about
500.
Cuba Is not distressed lndustrinlly.
Cuban Industries are doing well.
Wages In the manufacture of sugar
are as good Ia Cuba ~ they are in
Michigan. More than that. Cuba has
been freed uf Si.OOO.OOO 20 ST.WOOOO
taxes which she formerly had To pay
to Spain. She has u greater production
now than ever anu nc double wages.
"If "A 20 per cent reduction were
made on Cuban raw sugar every cent
would 20 Co the benefit OF the sugar
t1.sg.
we show that SGO0O.ODO has been
invested In the manufacture Of beet
sugar In Michigan In four years and
that an equal amount Is ready 10 gu
into the business ana that $1,000 farm
crs are Interested IN the raising OF
bects. We claim that cut of ~ pes
cent Ia the duty would paralyze the
development az this industry. even
though the factories already cstab-
li-hcl mi-ht be- able To continue Ia
the business. Last year Michigan pro.
duced j.OW.OO0 pounds OF sugar. and
this year she viii undoubtedly produce
rs much as she consumes
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
4 IInrd Penalty.

Verne Widrig aud Eaton Thornton.
living near OlIvet. thought they would
steal ride ON freight Co Battle
Greek. They slowed themselves away
between two ears. Widrig sat on the
bumpers. while his companion stood
on side ladder. The train broke I'm
two &C the point where the boys were
riding aud Widrig fell under the cars.
Both legs were cat of above the ankle.
Thornton was thrown To the ground
ana severely bruised. The boys. who
are Il and II years old respectively.
were brought To- Battle Greek and
plnccl in Nichols hospital. Their par.
cnts are wcll-to-lo farmers.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
4 Humanity arnVe chnrEr.

William Eaton Hes critically ~ at
The Borgess. hospital. suffering. n h.
alleges from poison administered t1
HIN with criminal intent. ana desert
od Ivy his wife, who i said 10 have
left the city with another man. About
two weeks after Eaton was taken 90
the hospital his wife disappeared from
the city. \ letter which was written
the man by Mrs. Eaton the day before
she left has fallen into the hands of the
officers 10 II filled with cndearing
terms. and shows that the couple in.
tended going To Cadillac. Eaton
charges that the man In the ease il
g. III. Bedding. of Grand Rapids. who
has left his wife and children In dcstl-
tutc circumstances.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
western Union Taxes.

Some Of the state officials are greatly
surprised NJ the returns made by The
Western Union Telegraph Go. III e.
earnings Ia Michigan for 1901. Tile
law provides that this company SHALL
pay taS Of 3 per cent on It's gross
earnings. The gross earnings reported
by the company were $l35.2p ~ thus
making the tax 10 bc paid Sf.O5S n3.
The general expectation was chat the
amount would Ice much larger The
tax paid by the company the last year
the law providing for a tax on the
value OF its property In the state.
which was found To- be- unconstltutlon.
al. was In force. was Sl3.20g. %.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
shot at burglars.

On returning home Saturday after
noon Mrs George Gull. OF Royal Oak.
and her 2O-ycar-old daughter Ethel
found a large lot OF groceries. bedding
and clothing piled mp ready to bc talen
away. On opening a closet door two
burly negroes were discovered. Ethel
grabbed u :lS-calibpr revolver and COM
reircCd shooting ~ them. firing two
shots which went wide Of the mark.
the negroes escaping unframed. They
lad gained m entrance through side
window. The plucky young lady faint
ed away after her exciting episode.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
AROUND TnE STATE.

Hart Is to have new $4,000 Jail
Grnndyille citizens are raising money
for n canning factory.
The frcmen Of Ishpeming have or
dcred new uniforms 60 scare away
small blazcs.
4 franchise has been granted for the
construction aud operation of an elcc.
tric street railway at Cheboygan.
South Haven will hereafter rank rs
city. the incorporation proposition
having carried 10y large majority.
Edward VI. Plunkett. who. FOR the
last 10 years has been superintendent
OF the Ovid public school. has resigned.
The new hospital building nc the
State School for the Blind In Lansing
has been accepted 10y the board OF con.
troll The new building cost about
$500.
During the census year 1900 Michl-
gan consumed 2O92.52i pounds of cleo
margarine. or clio per cent " the
entire amount consumed IN the United
States.
Hiram Boutell. OF Ann Arbor. Sc.
cured n verdict for 81 900 In his suit
for damages against the Michigan
Central Railroad. Ills foot was smash
ed 10y train.
The ripper law making certain alder
men OF the city OF Saginaw members
OF the county board of supervisors.
was declared unconstitutional by the
supreme court.
The MultlfarlOus Food Company.
capital SiOO.OOO. las been organized In
Battle Greek 10 manufacture - varie-
ties OF baked goods. II varieties Of
soup and six OF pudding. The COM
pany has canning factory In Gales
] burg
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

The physician attending William
Eaton. who claims To have been poison
cd by his wife. who has left with an
other man. says the man probably can
not live, but Is positive In the state
mcnt that Eaton's condition Is due To
apoplexy. followed by partial paralysis
j. j. Mcdonald. of Grand Rapids. dep
MY great commander OF the knights III
the Maccabees. has been looking mp the
Interests of his lodge al Grand Rapids.
Co which Eaton belongs. and he agrees
with the physicians In the statement
that there are no traces OF poisoning
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

The big plant of the Toledo Metal
wheel Co. employing nearly $40 men,
which stands along the Lake Shore
railway. collapsed just as a westbound
passenger train passed the building. II
fell across the track aud barely missed
the rear coach Had the collapse Oc.
cured two seconds earlier. every Oc.
cupant OF the coach would have been
killed.
Had Il occurred during the week. Il
IN believed hundreds OF lives would
have been lost. IL Is supposed that the
continual passing Of trains had such
effect n 10 cause the walls TO weaken
until they collapsed
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

Saginaw has opened up municipal
scandal OF the first magnitude. and OF
stencil unspeakablc. 1t Is one OF those
affairs the details Of which cannot be
printed and some Of the principal per.
sonases concerned are engaged I'm n
business that can only be- suggested by
lnnuendo. IL all arises over an al.
tempt to clear the city OF dlsreputablc
houses. AMI " reports are true. II Ger.
tainly ought TO be done. Can Saginaw
be as bad as these reports shOwY Evil.
Gently the facts will be brought out.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
KILLED Nv sbo.l,

Frank Munger. Ir.. was instantly
killed In Portland Tuesday night 10y an
electric shock. lie was returning
home from town and passed AN are
limp which was not burning. lie took
hold OF the wire cable by which the
lamp Is raised and lowered Tor the
purpose of Jerking II AMI Earring the
carhOns together when he received the
full current. The supposliion Is thlt
The cable had swung against the main
wire aud the dampness helped 90 burn
of the Insulation. Munger was %
years old and unmarried.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

Since the Michigan Central put on IT,
new mammoth engines no Bay City
irainmcn have been Oh the anxious seat.
The new engines haul twice NJ many
cars M the old. resulting I'm many of
the conductors being reduced To- brake.
men. and large number OF hrakemen
have been laid OFT Several more of
these labor-saving engines are soon To
arrive. and the NJ. &. employees are
wondering how mnny will have 90 look
for other Jobs
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

The S-year-old son Of William Me.
Abcrny. u Lyons photographer. died IN
terrible agony Saturday about half an
hour after drinking from the contents
OF bottle which he. with two COM
panlons. picked up on the street One
OF the other boys. q son OF James
1.nwless. will probably die The doe.
tors entertain no hopes Of his rccoy.
cry. The third boy will 1--we.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

wo must all quit this vale of tears
some day. and many n weary mortal
would like TO make his exit after the
manner OF that lucky Wisconsin man
who ha3 Just died OF laughter over a
good story.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

Admiration for Washington is moth
Ing new In England. Byron declared
that there Is but one such man In his
tory. Washington came OF an old
English family and for the most OF his
life was an English subject. What he
did In his later years helpeu TO make
England itself freer. Mr.. Bull has
no reason 10 be ashamed OF the Wash
ington strain OF blood.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
"a Was Measles.

Miss kcagy. the lady guaranteed In
Adrian for smallpox. was taken 10 a
private residence Saturday. II having
proven ease OF measles. Her father
has been caring for her. aud she viii
90 home 10 Greenfield. Ind. early next
week. 10 seems that the doctors did not
decide Il smallpox. but as her temper
allure was iOi. AMI the symptoms posi-
tive II was deemed safest 20 establish
quarantine Tor - hours To- await de-
velopmcnts
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

II eastern Siberia grows In the
next hfty years as our western states
have grown in the last half century.
the people OF Siberia and the United
States will be singing Hands Across
the Sea" 10 a new tune.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21
,. A. MExzIrs, Publisher

Mixed drinks and mixed metaphors
are the principal features OF an up-to-
date banquet.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

Great Britain has Just invited bids
for ten new torpedo destroyers. and
one OF the principal conditions OF the
contract is that the torpedo destroyers
shall float a reasonable length OF time
after leaving their docks.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

A Missouri school teacher whipped
William Boone's son and shot VIII
liam for objccting There may have
been some other cxtenuating circum-
stance.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

The daughter OF Kentucky polIti-
clan accompanies her father during
his campaign for congressional nom
ination and sings and plays for votes.
This differs from the general custom.
where money pays for everything.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

There II n strange mlngllng OF the
Arabian Nights with the mo.ern west
ern world In the notice that the open
ing OF the Bagdad railroad has been
postponed till after the feast OF Bal.
ram. BY trolley 20 Jerusalem is the
next extension projected.
The Yale expositor., 1902-03-21

man who once boxed j. Pierpont
Morgan's ears for eating up" in
church gallery Is still alive. lie ought
TO have little trouble In making him
self dear to the hearts OF the American
people.