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New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
CITY PROTECTED IN ITS CONTRACTS,

. Coal dealers and shippers who were seen yester-
day confirmed the opinion of Parker P Simmons
superintendent OF school supplies. that the public
schools of Manhattan and The Bronx boroughs
would not suffer from scarcity OF anthracite The
head OF a coal company at No. II Broadway, who
is familiar with the laws governing city contracts
said:
. In the case OF contracts for supplies for the pub
lie schools or any similar institution, the contractor
must furnish a bond proportionate to. the amount
Of the money for the contract. binding him 10
fulfil II the contractor fails furnish all the
coal needed the superintendent of school supplies
can go into the open market and buy the coal
needed charging the amount paid over the market
price TO the contractor There is no strike clause
in such contracts. AS anthracite probably can be
had somewhere, II people are willing TO pay high
prices it. the city Is therefore protected An
tnracite no doubt will be very scarce. and for
ordinary purposes will not be procurable except
az prohibitive prices
4 The Board Of Health has taken the stand in
carrying out the prosecutions against volators OF
the soft coal ordinance that they still get
thracire tf they willing TO pay steep price
for it. X learned yesterday that there is
more ant aracite in the boroughs OF Brooklyn and
t2ueans tan IN Manhattan Coal spectators have
rot been so busy in Brooklyn as in Manhattan. and
the dealers IN Brooklyn have been conservative
in selling anthracite during the strike. supplying
only heir immediate customers The schedule
price has been adhered TO more regularly in Brook
lyn than IN Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
NAY BE STRIKE IN sHIPYARDs.

2 ne possibility of strike is worrying the Brook
Iyn shipyard owners, who busy with all the
repairing they can handle According 10 the
ruuors, the builoing trades section with which the
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers and
Iron Shipbuilders Is affiliated Will cell the strike.
In order to obtain an increase Of cents day In
the wages of the blacksmiths who receive
e Is day, and increase of 20 cents for their
helpcrs. who receive 81 The strike is ably
TO strengthen the position of the striking painters
II ts said that the demand for the increase Of pay
VIII be MADE Tomorrow, and that IL the demands
refused the strike will follow once. strike
OF the shpbuilders. 1t is asserted. would then bs
ordered.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
SECRETARY MOODY SEES A WAR GAME.

HE; ALSO WATCHES A SHAM BATTLE BY APPREN-
TICEs AT NEWPORT.
Newport +. L, Aug 16-Secretary Moody
watched to-day the working out of a war game at
the War College. Later he entertained at
luncheon at the training station by Captain
Hunker, the commandant. and in the afternoon
after seeing a sham battle by apprentices went to
his home, in Salem, Mass.
The Secretary has devoted considerably over a
week to naval maneuvres. 1t expected that
he would remain TO the evolutions OF the North
Atlantic Squadron but this plan apparently has
been abandoned. The Congressman and stmaster
General Payne. who came with Mr.. Moody, also left
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
STATIONS IN CUBA ASSURED.
ACTION OF HOUSE DOES NOT AFFECT THIS
COUNTRYs INTERESTS.

Washington. Aug. 16.-The action of the Cuban
House of Representatives in voting that OF
the fortresses or arsenals OF the Cuban Republic
could be leased sold by that government, has
no bearing upon any contemplated action of the
United States in regard to this property. While
the United States with an artillery force is occu-
pying some portions of Cuba IL Is not the IN
tenton to have this force remain permanently and
II is acting in the capacity OF instructor to Cuban
troops. a we'll for the purpose OF assisting the
Cuban Government should well trained force be
needed.
1t has been suggested that some portions OF the
fortresses and arsenals OF Cuba might be required
for one of the naval stations which the United
States is TO have Cuba, but it Is said that none
Of this property under contemplation by the off,
GERS of the Navy Department appointed 10 select
he
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
MAY STRIKE TO-DAY.
FIVE THOUSAND LIGHTERMEN AND STEVE
DORES AFFECTED.
IBY CABLE To THE Tribune.

IBY CABLE To THE IBIBUSE.l
Copyright; 1902: By The Tribune Association)
Havana Aug 16.-The strike of the lighter
men and stevedores has been postponed till sun
day afternoon when it will be finally decided
what course TO follow. Shippers have little
hope of averting a strike Five thousand men
NAV go out.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
POLICEMAN DROWNED AT ROChAWAl.

HE HAS A STROKE OF APOPLEXY WHILE IN BATH
ING. AND Is DEAD WHEN BROUGHT ASHORE
While bathing in the ocean at the foot OF Henry
ST Rockaway Beach, yesterday. Michael Clark.
doorman of the Seventy-nnth Precinct station
bouse was drowned. 1t is thought that he had a
stroke of apoplexy while in the water. Other
his assistance and brought him
or,t If the water. He pronounced dead by two
nhvsicians after they had worked over him for an
bnnr Clark was not married. He was appointed
% force years ago
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
LTTTLEFIELD SPEAKS on TRUSTS
IEFl SAYS IN AN ADDRESS AT BAR HARBoR THAT
THE TARIFF OFFERS NO REMEDY.
Try TELEGRAPH TO TIRE TRIBrHEl !

Try TELEGRAPH TO TIRE TRIBUSEl
Bar Harbor, Me, Aug. l6-Congressman Little
field opened the campaign here tonight with
speech TO large audience at the Casino. par
ticuarly strong fight is in progress In this district
and the rally was q most enthusiastic Mr.
Idttlefeld was introduced by Edward Morrell Of
Pennsylvania who outlined briefly the plan OF cam
nsiRn Mr. Iittlefeld devoted himself to the trusts
and the remedies proposed BY both parties; He
dustriaI condition with the III advised and impos-
sible remedies proposed by the Democrats
The trusts he said were growths over ana be
yond political parties, consequent to neither and
subject to both. The tariff offered no remedy.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
MAY HAVE SHOT POLICE.
CHICAGO AUTHORITIES THINK THEY HAVE
THE MURDERERS.

Chicago. Aug. 16-The police believe that they
have arrested the who may be the mur-
derers Of Policemen Devine and Pernell. The men
are Stanley Mayor and Frank Kroll. Kroll was
brought into ST. Mary Of Nazareths Hospital late
Friday night, suffering with bullet wound In
the thigh At the time he taken to tho instf-
tuition gangrene had already set in. and tonight he
is lying at the point Of death Mayor is also shot
the bullet having passed entirely through his thigh.
Both men the descriptions OF the alleged as
saiants and their stories of their wherea bouts on
the night Of the killing OF the policemen arc so con-
ficting that suspicion is strengthened against them
Kro saws he was shot ten days ago but physt-
clans declare that the wound in his leg could not
have been inflicted more than five days ago which
policemen.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
GUARDING AMERICAN INTERESTS.

Washington Aug. 16.-American interests in
Venezuela being guarded carefully by the
navy. a dispatch was received at the depart
ment reporting the arrival to-day of the Cincin-
natl at La Guayra. Another dispatch reported
(Nttra
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17

Mr. Hopkins's original profession that of
patent attorney, and he had followed scientific re-
searches for many years His "Hopkins's Expert
mental Science is a well known handbook on mod
ern theories. He is considered author
ity on electrical questions Mr.. Hopkins. who is
about sixty years old. had been in poor health for
some time and two weeks ago he left his home at
No 325 Electromagnetic, Brooklyn, in order that he
might recuperate.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
WARSHIPS LEAVE NANTUCKET.

Nantucket Mass. Aug. l6.-The vessels of the
North Atlantic Squadron, which anchored OF this
island last night got under way to-day and sailed
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
G II. HOPKINS SERIOUSLY I'LL.
ASSOCIATE EDITOR OF THE SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN AT POINT OF DEATH
IN CHESHIRE, MASS

Adams Mass. Aug. 16.-George M Hopkins.
Associate Editor of The Scientific American" is
at the point of death at his summer home, The
Cedars, Cheshire. result of sudden Illness
brought on by uramic poisoning. His family has
been summoned to his bedside from their home
in Brooklyn The attack occurred yesterday af-
ternoon while Mr. Hopkins was taking a troll
lev ride to Pittsfeld. Medical aid was called
and he was carried Immediately to his home at
Cheshire.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17
sCHooNERs WAITING FOR COAL.

baltimore Aug 16.-Thirty-two schooners. with
carving capacity of nearly seventy-fve thousand
tons are in this harbor awaiting cargoes of soft
: coal Some OF the vessels have been tied up for
nearly three weeks, and with poor prospects OF
soon getting away. Scarcity Of rolling stock on
the Baltimore and Ohio owing TO the requirement
for moving grain IL the West, is assigned for the
shortage Of coal here 49,,
Very few vessels being loaded and it will
be several weeks before the schooners will be able
10 get away al the rate they are being supplied
with coal.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17

HE TRIED HARD TO GET ALoN"'
hut without .uccess until he tried an aa' n
tisement I'm the "LittIe Ads. OF the feopie'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-17

,ast Rockport is understood TO De thei
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1902-12-11
SOUTH WESTERN.
Railroad Preparing to Com
mence Work in Virginia.

JoHSsoS Cry, Dec. 4.-The South
& Western r. X. Co. has paid over
sl.i00 in the past few days for reg
isteriDg papers pertaining to rights
Of way recently secured in Scott
County. Va. aud Sullivan County,
Tenn. Arrangements have been
msde 90 extend their roadbed through
these counties and force Of men
will be put to work at points in Scott
snd sullivan Counties in few days
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FROM OLA.


corre-pontsrcs q ths hls S,eHs Gar fcsr
otA, NJ, Dee. 5.--Nessrs. Webb and
Hammens, Of Ola. have opened a new
store at The mouth Of Thornton Greek.
near Sergent.
Married faidav evcniug--Mr. Ailee
Hammons. formerly Of ison. Ky. TO Miss
Cora Proftt. one Of Democrats biushing
young bellies, BID. Peter Adkins offieiatin z
". n. Moore. At The bead q the corps
Of surveyors On She SANDY Valley and
Eikhorn railroad, passed through here
today on business.
The Grand Jury Of the Letcher Count y
Circuit Court adjourned Friday a, II
O'Clock sud returned only 90 indictments,
the least number that has been made for
several years. Nav old Lctcher, While
she b. just on the eve Of developing. stand
firm for Law and order
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W. W. KITcHIN IN DURHAM.
Bright Prospects For Public Building. Mr..
Kitchins Chance For denomination
Especial to News and observer.)

Especial to News and Observer
Durham, N c., Jan. 2S.-Congressman
w W. Kitchen was a Durham visitor to-
people in regard to the proposed public
building for this city. Mr.. Kitchen
thinks that the chances for the passage
of the bill are better now than they have
ever been. He has been assured by men,
bers of the public buildings committee
the measure will be passed at. this ses-
sion of Congress. The committee of cit
liens appointed at Monday nights meet
ing viii go to Washington and use their
best endeavors to aid Mr.. Kitchen and
the rest of the North Carolina delega-
ton in pushing the matter.
In speaking of his chances for renomi-
nation in this district, Mr.. Kitchen stat
ed that he had no fears in regard to the
matter. He has, received many assur-
the names of other candidates have been
mentioned in connection with the place.
There is every reason to believe that he
will receive as strong support as in for
mer campaigns.
If S. NJ. Holton should get the nominal
ton on the Republican ticket Mr.
Kitchen will have complete walkover
Two sessions of the Sunday School In
stitute We're held today, one in the after
noon and one at night. One of the fea
lures of the afternoon session was Mod
ern Sunday School Methods" an institute
lesson
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-29
THE SEWERAGE SYSTEM FIGHT.
BriefHistory of Case Leading up to Securing
of Injunction.
Especial to News and Discovery

Especial TO News and Observer)
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 2S.-The in
junction served on the aldermen last
night by the Sewerage Company has been
the talk of the town today
Last summer a party of Philadelphia
capitalists came to Wilmington at the in
stance Of Hon Jno. d. Bellamy. bought
controlling interest in the old Whining
ton Sewerage Company, reorganized 1t,
floated binds to the amount of $50 600 and
began the construction of a complete sys-
tenn of sanitary sewerage here. Certain
of the aldermen desired a consideration
for franchise, but finally the board
adopted the plans of the company and
placed certain restrictions on the work,
which, in law. was afterwards found to
be virtually the same as contract be-
tween the municipality and the corpora
ton. From October 1st, when the work
of excavation for laying the pipe was be-
gun. the majority" board of aldermen
began passing sundry ordinances for a
regulation of the work making such
regulations as we'll nigh prohibitory as
possible Lately the question of restora-
ton of the streets after the excavation
has sprung up and a series of board
meetings resulted last night in the cor
poration's suing out an Injunction
against the city restraining it from in
terfering in any way with the work until
the matter is adiudicated at Kenansvillc.
n. c.. before Judge Undertake on Feb
ruary 18th. The completion Of the sys-
tenn of sewerage will now require only
few weeks and the contractors think
they can finish unolested by the time the
injunction is disposed of.
1t is generally believed here now that
Keith secured the collectorship at Wash
ington with "a string attached to it.
Senator Pritchard is said to have ina
posed as a condition to the appointment
that Deputy Collector Jno. f. Taylor
(col), would be retained in his place.
Goldsboro will soon have a new lodge
of Elks. says District Deputy Gerken.
Seventeen of the necessary twenty-five
to secure a charter have already pledged
their membership.
The 46th anniversary ball of the How
ard Relief Company will be given here
February 18th. Arrangements for the
event are already under way.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-29
CRUSHED By A LOG.
A Young Lady Killed on the Banks Of the
Neuse.

Especial to News and Observer.)
Goldsboro, N. c., Jan. 28.-Miss Min
ME Rose, granddaughter of Mr.. w. T,
Cox. of this city, met with fatal acct
dent on the banks of the Neuse, in john
ston county, Saturday afternoon. She
accompanied her brothers wife to the
river to take dinner to her brother, who
was one of a party constructing a raft.
The two ladies' sat down on a log on the
slopng bank This set the huge trunk
to rolling. Miss Roses companion
sprang to a log above, which also began
to roll Miss Rose. caught by the skirt
by the first log was jerked under it and
her life crushed out by both logs pass
ing over her body. She was most high
ly esteemed and her shocking death is
deeply deplored.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-29
THOSE LAND ENTRIES
A Game to Fleece Innocent
Purchasers?
Claimed 10 be by a Correspondent Who Tells
Of Largel Entries in Burke and CaId-
we'll Counties.
Especial to News and observer.)

Especial to News and Observer)
Taylorsville, N. c., Jan. 2S.-The large
entries of mountain land in Alexander and
other counties by J. H. Atkins, and other
counties by j. II. Atkins for A. r. Mil
Ter, of Marion N. c., is not the first of
this scheme, but we are reliably inform
ed that this same party entered In Burke
county 10000 acres and 10000 acres or
more in Caldwell county last year.
Every inch of that land in the two coun-
ties named like that in Alexander county
had been previously entered or granted
from the State and was in possession of
owners who had lived on the same for
years. The entries in former counties.
VIC learn, were protested and declared
void. The avs of the State, as under
stood. are that all land previously grant
ed by the State and paid for previous to
this Or any other entry, make the latter
void.
These parties. we further learn, take
what they call orders for survey, which
costs them 40 cents or 65 cents on each
one for $40 acres and with these they
seek purchasers, and have no trouble to
find buyers among certain classes north
of the Mason and Dixon line. Some
have paid $500 or more for these orders
for surveys and have never been able to
locate any vacant land. there being very
little, il any, vacant land in Alexander
county. or any adjoining county not
known of by those who live here. These
orders for a survey are not worth the
paper they are written upon, and no
county surveyor can take them and To-
cate any vacant land.
This scheme is another game to fleece
some poor innocent purchaser out of
whatever money they put into these
claims and lays the Amos Owens Cherry
Tree and Napkin Ring, Florida Newspa-
pers and other schemes in the shade and
should be exposed. We do not think
our people should become alarmed or
lose any sleep over the matter.
e. l.. HEDRICK.
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SOUTHERN TO BRING SUIT.
Sudden Death of Mr. F ar ;ison Field, Well to
do Farmer.

Especial to News and Observer
Greensboro, n. c., Jan. 2S.--Mr. NJ IL
Dooley, chief law agent of the Southern
Railroad, will bring libel suits against
the News and Observer and the Charlotte
Observer for the publication of the recent
alleged scandal during the course Of the
hearing OF a damage suit against the
Southern at Asheboro. Mr. Dooley is in
Greensboro today and it is understood
that he Will file his complaint before re-
turning to Washington. The amount of
damages that he will ask for is unknown
The cases win be brought in the Federal
court.
Mr.. Harrison Fields. a wcll-to-do farm
err residing two miles northeast OF
Greensboro, died suddenly of apoplexy
this morning. He was in his usual health
when he arose and expressed his inten-
tion to attend to some business on his
farm after breakfast. When his son went
into the room Mr.. Fields was found lying
across bed and appeared to be suffering.
Before another member of the family
could reach his bedside Mr.. Fields had
PASSED away.