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New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
CHIMES SILENT: 0RGANIsT DYING.
Crowd Wonders at Grace Church While
Stimulants Keep Mr.. Helfenstein Alive.

For the first time in years the chimes of Grace
Church, at Broadway and Tenth-st, did not
welcome the incoming of the new year last
midnight nor did the bells ring out the parting
to the old.
While a crowd Of thousands stood in a denSely
packed throng waiting to hear the chimes, the
organist of the church, j. NJ Helfensteln, lay
dying in his apartments in the Hotel st. Denis.
almost opposite. With him one two of
his most intimate friends and his physician. DR..
E L. Partridge, of No 10 Fffth-ave. There
also was nurse who cared for her patient and
helped the physician he administered stimu-
lants to aid in keeping the organist alive that
he might see the incoming Of the year. At mid
night his condition was such that his life was
despaired of, and it not thought he could
live till this morning.
On Christmas Day Mr.. Helfenstein, who is
about thirty years old and with no family, took
his boy choir to the st. Denis, where, in the
afternoon, he entertained them at dinner In
the evening he took them to the theatre. Late
that night he suddenly was stricken Ill. and
had to take to his bed
Appendicitis developed. 1t was an acute case,
and his condition rapidly became worse.
BY II o'clock the crowd began TO gather ABOUT
the chapel. It came fast and by 11:oO there
the neighboring streets. They armed with
horns whistles and all manner of noise pro
ducing instruments They used them with
vengeance and all the while unconscious OF the
fact that the Organlst ley dying IN the hotel
across the street
ShrilI voiced boys clamored. and wanted to
know when the chimes would sound the welcome
to the incoming year, and to them the sexton
or the church explained, best he could, that
the organ MIST was ill., and that there would be no
welcome from the chimes
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
FIRE DEPARTMENT SAVES $4,000.

At public letting at the headquarters OF the
Fire Department yesterday, bids were received a
second time for furnishing and delivering new
hreboat and pumps The bids received at the nrs'
letting on Dec Is for the work were re-
,.cted and new bids were called for by Commis-
sioner Sturgis who deemed the estimates too high
The result has shown the wisdom OF MS course
Tbe contract the new nreboat mas DeeI
ava rded to the New-York Shipbuiding Co. at s0-
0Go e 40 less than the lowest bid received at the
drst letting and that for the pumps to the Amerf-
can Fire Engine Co. at $1,000. sl-5D less than the
1yas. hid received at the first letting. The aggre-
gate net saving the City Is therefore $500 on tne
total cost of the new hreooat
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
p1ocKApE EXCEPTION MADE.

Port of Spain. Trinidad Dec. Sl-Admiral
,ouslas r. NJ, to-day granted a special permit
~ the orinoco Steamship Company 10 send aus
steamer Bolivar TO Ciudad Bolivar. Venezuela
and for the vessels return here The steamer
Manzanares, now on the orinoco River, VIII De
coaIad by the Bolivar; the Manzanares Will also
raturn tn this port.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
KLEIN NOT TO BE BISHOP.

Rome, Dec 31-The Pope has refused to ap-
point the Able Klein to be Bishop of Monaco.
The abbe is a professor in the Catholic Insti-
tute at Paris a propagation Of Father Hecker's
doctrines and translator of Bishop Spalding' 8
works The Vatican authorities think there is
some connection between the Pope's refusal or
the Able Klein and the rejection of Bishop
Spalding's candidacy for the Archbishoprfc OF
Chicago
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
GOVERNORS DINNER AT ALBANY.

Albany Dec. Ex-Governor and Mrs. odeil to-
night gave dinner TO the new State officers and
their wives Among those present were Lieutenant
Governor and Mrs Higgins. Secretary OF State and
Mrs o. Brien State Controller and Mrs Miller. the
State Treasurer and Mrs. Wickser, Attorney Cen
eraI and Mrs. Cunneen, State Engineer and Mrs
Bond. the Adjutant General and Mrs Henry sen
ator John Raines. Mrs. Spencer l. Dawes ana
Miss Murphey. OF Albany: Miss Clara ooeIl' As
semblvman James T Rogers and DR.. George
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
sULTAN'S TREASURE TAKEN.
Twelve Cannon Also Captured in Recent
Rattle
Battle.

Tangier Dec 31.-In the recent battle with the
Government forces the rebels captured twelve
Of the Sultan's cannon and his treasure chests
The Bender and surrounding tribes are
menacing Tetuan The excitement there is in
tense
No further news has been received here from
Fez The couriers have been delayed by heavy
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
VOTE MONEY FOR TRAINMENs HOME.

Peoria, Ill., Dec. s1.-The referendum vote OF the
tarotherhood of Locomotive Firemen the $4,000
appropriation to build home for aged ard dis
ables railway employees has been counted. The
sut is the passage OF the appropriation by 10000
majority The present site for the home Is at
tJ,ghland Park a suburb of Chicago. but II has
heen decided TO secure another place.
,rha fraIpmen and conductors their last con-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
RECEPTION FOR MoNsIeNoR FARLEY.

Archbishop Farley left ST. Gabriefs rectory TO
live in the archbishops house Monday. The
neonle of St Gabriels Church preparing a
farewell reception for the archbishop. to take
place In the school hall, in East Thirty-sixth-st.
on the evening of January s. Peter Seery Will pre-
side a. the recection and Matthew P. Ryan. form
srlv Of the Corporation Counsels office, will de-
liver the farewell address In the afternoon OF
the same day the archbishop will bid farewell to
the children OF St IabrieIs schools
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
AuseLEIcH TROUBLE SETTLED,

Vienna Dec 31.-After protracted CONFER
ence Dr. Won korber. the Austrian Premier anu
ne SzaIl the Hungarian Premier. reached an
understanding with regard to the Ausg!eich al
q o,.,ook this evening, and it was then announced
.hs+ the nrenliers had agreed to compromise the
a,f6cuItv. The Ausgleich is the customs union
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
INCIDENTS OF THE DURBAR.
Prisoners To Be Set Free-An Honor for
Lady Cur2on.

Delhi India Dec 31.-In commemoration OF
the coronation Durbar orders have been issued
TO release certain classes of military oHehoeiS
and 16 1SS prisoners who are in civil Jams
Among the Durbar honors Lady Curzoh VI
KedIeston gets the Kaiser-i-Hind emperor OF
Indial gold medal for public services in India
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

r-.,k 7 Fttzzersld a Surrogate OF the County ot
Ss Work Notice hereby given 70 all persons having
49,. sganst Marie Miese. late Of the County
Yo present the with vouchers there
80 sIIbscrfber place Of transacting cusinsss
ol % ns ~ ~ Messrs Choate Hanford LaTocque
so s Street Manhattan. in The City of New York
~ ,sSora tha eighth day OF January next
oi r1stsd New YORK 25th day OF June, 1902
Oateo -'e GEORGES RENACLT
rrzoATE HANFORD & I-AROCQUE. Attorneys *
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
nnu1 7o RETURN TO PHILIPPINES.

4 canvass of the soldiers stationed at Fort Slo-
cam and Fort Schuyler. the Sound, which is
being made by United States Army officers 1t Is
said shows that nearly s5 per cent OF the men
,sh to return TO foreign service In the Philippines
,ha canvass is being made only among the soldiers
nhosa Terms of enlistment about TO expire.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

and fiscal agreement between Austria and Run
gary The news of the settlement was pup-
Hshed in extra editions of the newspapers, ana
was received with signs of satisfaction by the
crowds celebrating the year
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
MORE TROUBLE OVER ACRE.

La Paz Dee. H--The Bolivian Government Is
,o, consolidating future action in regard TO Braztfs
ra,e1ved tnsistence on the annulmenr OF the Acre
concession The Minister Of Foreign Affairs in an
,nterview to-day said ''The silence OF the syndt-
nate renders the situation more dirffcult
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
HEARING TO BE HELD HERE.

washington Dec. 3l.-The Interstate Commerce
,-or,,nisson will give a hearing on January 15 at
the Federal Courthouse in New-York City In the
case of the Kentucky State Railroad Commission
ogainst the Louisville and Nashville and numerous
Sfber roads Involving an alleged merger.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
EUGENE e. vARET.

Eugene z Varet the assistant secretary OF the
Morton Trust Company, died Tuesday night at MS
home No ia Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, after a
severe Illness of several months He was LOT
twenty years foreign correspondent ana ihaAaser
- +ho foreign exchange of the old firm of Morton.
Igeu n
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

.b,ar q Thomas Surrogate Of the County % Neas
York notice IS given to all persons having eans
f;aorEana Falls. late Of the County of New
70 the same with vouchers ths-eoc
~ the subscriber place OF ranSaetng business 81
z No 50 Wall Street So<o1sh or
Nsnhatan In The City Of New YORK On or before rns
i' Iated New York. the 9Th day q August 1902
D WITT CLINTON FALLS. Adraiafsrrator.
rrxpy ? COE Attorney for Administrator. 50 Wan
Nav York City
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
NEW TARIFF LAW IN GERMANY.

Berlin Dec s1.-.The ''Reichsanzeiger this eve
ming prints the text OF the new tarin law with the
statement that the date OF Its going into effect
will be determined later oy the Bundesrath-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
AUSTRIAN PROVISIONAL BUDGET.

Vienna Dec. s1---An imperial decree. under Arti-
Gle XIV. the emergency clause OF the eonsrtuf.on
was gazetted to-day authorizing provisional
budget for the period ending June 80. 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

ventions appropriated $4,000 each and TIE total Of
s75 coo will Sc used in the purchase OF ground and
the erection OF a suitable building
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
y PTRSUANCE OF an ORDER OF HON.

Il q Thomas 8 Surrogate OF the County o New
YORK notice given 20 all persons having claims
sS,fsst William late OF the County of New
YORK deceased the same with yoaehers there
his place OF transsc7< business
az the oriee OF David d Acksrman No 22e RrOadwsy.
Borough. IT the city or New York. on or
bsyrre ne First OF May. 1903
Dated New York ne Fourtssa.> ay OF octooer 1902
r.vTr ~ ACKERNAN Att for Administrator. 20
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
.STATE OF KATHLEEN G. WHITE.-IN

IL pursuance Of order OF Hon Frank Fitzgsrad
Of New York. notice Is hereby
even to all persons having claims against kathesn G.
I'M of New York, deceased.
~. t same with vouchers thereof subscriber.
bis oIace Of transactns business the o1ee OF his at
MS Hs clarke q Culver. No. 137 Broadway.
ToIrIgb of Manhattan City OF New York. before
The I5Ih day Of March next
'"T I,atsd New York 10th day Of September 1902
Do'e0 " ARCHIBALD S. WHITE. Administrators.
.PKE q CULVER. Attorneys for Administrator. 15I
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

l. Abner c. Thomas Surrosats O. the County of View
York Notice Is hereby slver 70 a persons havlns
ySo-t< deceased present the sanss with vcUchers
subscribers. their place Of
No 10 2Sth Street. In the Borough %
OF York before the p D
OF April 1903 - o..ohs- oerd 1000
TSSF,PH CONDER and OFSON j. FERGUSON Err
~ e+c. Of James " Bouton.
= SP sFSF Jr., Attorney for Executors. Madison
X Avs Groom $780, Borough OF Manhattan n. r City.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
TARSHALL CORNELIA LIN PURSU-

III snee OF an order Of Hon. Abner C. Thomas Sur
rosats ~ me County New hereby given
10 All persons having claims against Cornelia L MARSHALL
s.s ~ ths County York deceased. present
same with vouchers thereof 70 the subscribers their
business Office OF
y Snsnnng No 34 Place. Borough OF Manharran-
In the CITY OF New York. before the 26th day of
paTed New York the 10th day Of July. 1902
WILSON MARSH ALL ALFRED MARSHALL Executors
ROSCOE II. CLAIMING Attorney fo- Executors. "A
PARK Place. Borough OF MauhSttan. Nav YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
m PTRSU4NC,E OF An ORDER OF HON

Abuer c Thon1as Surrogate OF the County or Nee
Tnr notice IS hereby given to ali having claims
against Anna e st John. late of the County OF New
Vor deceased 10 present WITH
~ the subscriber. place Of trsnsaeting 5Jess
No 40 Nassau in the City OF New YORK.
before re day Of May 1913
need Nayg York. :9th day OF October. 1902
-S@'N MORRIS H DzLEENBECk.
DFM4REST Attorney for Executor 80
New York City
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

= Abner C Thomas. Surrogate of the County Of New
York hereby given 70 all persons having slams
J. Gillette Of the County New
York the same with vouchers there
Of at Jransactns business
AZ the oice OF Rodnan Richardson. No "a Nassau
Street in the City OF New York. or oerors the nrs
day Of
dated New York 18th day Of October. 1902
WALTER R. GILLETTE, Executor
RoDMAN RICHARDSON. Attorney for Executor 81
Nassau ST., New York City. N Y
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner @ Thomas Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice given to all having claims
Kiernan. late Of the County OF New York
the same with vouchers tnsrsof 70
his place OF transacJ6g business at the
of5ce of his attorney William 2 Clare Esq. No 149
BroadVav Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
before the fst day of June next
DATED New York 18th day Of October. 1907.
LAURENCE CURNEN, Executor
WILLIAM 2 CLARE, Attorney for Executor. 1ss
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

w an order of the Hon Frank T. Fi'zge[ald sur SUI.
New York. notice IS hereby gwen
10 ali persons having claims against John william Wat
of he OF New York deceased. 10 pre-
thereof SUBSCRIBER
"a v all street, IN
Poro,,gh OF City OF New York. 5e-
fore of March. 1913
NsvcY 18th OF September. i9O2
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Executor.
RITTER hoffman. JOLINE & MYNDERSE Attorneys
- to- Executor "a Wall Street. Manhattan Borough.
York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

- OF an eS Hon. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogats
York. notice is hereby given to all
persons having against Andrew J. kerwfn late Of
the county OF New York deceased the same
subscribers. their place cf
trana.iuy business. the Office Of William b AcNtsce
No Borough Of Manhattan. City or New
FORK q or before the 10th day OF June 1903 -
Dared New York. 10th day Of December. 1857
ANDREW J. KERWIN. Jr. Executor
G. KERWIN. Executrtx-
McNIECE, Attorney Cor Executors, lB
broadway Borough Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01

- Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate Of County OF
New York hereby ell persons having
BENJAMIN Knower, late OF the County OF
York deceased 20 present the same with vouchers
subscriber. place Of transacting
business at the Office of Hull Gray.
at No Street. the City Of New York on or
hefor the 10th day Of June next.
Dated New York. Sd day OF December 1902.
MARY c. KNOWER. Execurrfx.
GERALD HULL GRAY. Attorney for ExecutTix. No
Wal York
New-York tribune., 1903-01-01
SurroQates Monies.

n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate OK the County OF New
York Notice hereby given an persons having
J. Coulter late Of the County OF
New-Yok. deceased. the with voucaers
the subscriber at his place CT Ua1saeting
business. No IS Murray Street in the Borough Of Man
day Of April next Dated. New York. the sth day OF
Orfobsr THOMAS C DJNHAM. Executor.
LANES A DEEPING. Executor. No Is
wall Street Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York
Evening journal., 1903-06-23
MeKInIey Monument MeetIna.

Cleveland. o., June 23.-The trus-
tees of the Mckinley National Memo.
rial Association met here at the Office
Senator Hanna for the purpose of re.
viewing the work so far accomplished
and deciding upon future action. The
meeting was presided over by Mr..
Justice Day. the president of the asso-
citation. A report from the Office OF
the association and also one from
Treasurer Myron T. Herrick, showed
total contributions amounting to about
100000. and it was decided that de-
signs should be at once invited. to be
inspected and acted upon at such time
as the Boer may determine.
Evening journal., 1903-06-23
RUNAWAY TRAIN CAUSES
FRIGHTFUL HAVOC
Four Killed Outright, Eight
Others Injured and Build
ings Demolished

Spokane, Wash, Jne 23.-On the Spo-
kane Falls and Northern Railway, a
short distance from the centre of the
city, a runaway train of 60 cars loaded
with coal. without an engine, rushed
four miles down grade through town.
demolishing a dwelling house, wreck
ing the Crystal laundry. killing at least
four persons, injuring eight others and
piling up a tangled mass of debris
nearly so feet high.
The dead: William Thomas, work
ingman; Elmer Slice, aged 8; two uni
Identified men.
The train began to slip while stand
Ing on a heavy grade. and soon gained
terrific speed. A box car in which Will
liam Thomas and an unknown tramp
were sleeping was first demolished.
both men being killed. Then the train
crossed the street. ran over a rock pile
and crashed into a six-room dwelling
800 feet from the end of the track,
occupied by the families of John slice
and Mrs Myer. The house was smashed
into hndling wood Two hundred feet
further on, the frame building occupied
by the Crystal laundry was struck and
wrecked, and the force of the train was
spent
Nine people were sleeping in the Slee
house. James Slee. the father, was
pulled out Of the ruins practically un-
injured. The dead body Of his son. FL
mer, was found near by. Another son.
Clarence, and the baby were injured
and were taken to the hospital OF tho
three children Of Mrs. Meyers who were
sleeping in the house only one was in
iured
Evening journal., 1903-06-23
TWO MINE DISASTERS
RESULT FATALLY
Three Dead, One Dying and
Five Seriously Injured in
Panther Creek

Tamaqua. June 23.-As a result Of
two disasters which followed close
upon one another in the No. and No.
s collieries Of the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company in the Panther
Creek Valley three men are dead. one
is dying and FIVE others are seriously
injured While n force of men was
fighting a mine FIRE the action of the
water on the burning coal and rock
generated a large body Of steam, which
swept down the gangway, scalding a
party Of seven men who were man
ming the fire hose. Daniel Lewis, of
Lansford, a miner and John Fornagal,
of No. 4. have since died from their
injuries. Richard West, of Coaldale,
and John Black. of Summit HILL mine
bosses, and Fritz Labach. John Vet
tick and Joseph Parker, laborers, OF
Lansford, are seriously injured.
A fall of coal in a breast at the No.
colliery released a body Of gas, which
was ignited by the naked lamps worn
by Daniel O'Brien and Daniel Collins,
both OF Lansford O'Brien was in
stantly killed and Collins probably
fatally injured.
The No. colllery is one of the
mines which was entered and inspect
ed throughout by the anthracite COM
mission last fall.
Evening journal., 1903-06-23
polo PInxer serIousIx lnlured.

Philadelphia, June %. - Harry W.
Harrison. son of Provost Harrison, of
the University Of Pennsylvania, was
seriously hurt while playing polo at
the Philadelphia Country Club. Har-
rison is a member OF the Bryn Mawr
second team, which was playing a
match with the Philadelphia Country
Club second team for the Gouchacres
cup Harrison collided with Alexander
Brown, team mate, and the latter's
pony turned a somersault and fell on
Harrison while he was PROSTATE on
the ground. He was unconscious for
a long time, and it is believed he is
internally injured. The Brayn Mawr
team won the match by u goals to
AZ.
Evening journal., 1903-06-23
Records Of WiImington's Teams.
NEW KING OF sERVIA
STARTS FOR BELGRADE
Peter the First Cheered and
Presented With Bouquets
of Flowers

Geneva. Switzerland. June 23.-King
Peter I. Of Servia, has left Geneva. on
his way to Belgrade He was loudly
cheered and was presented with many
bouquets Of flowers. In response TO the
cheering. King Peter cried: "vive La
Suisse"
The Allegemeine Correspondent
learns that the new king OF Servia was
fully informed of the military con-
splracy at Belgrade,an it was actually
carried out by his agents. The officers
broke into the Konak with the fixed
determination of killing the royal
couple, The question Of demanding
the abdication Of King Alexander was
not mentioned. On the contrary. the
late king, perceiving his peril. spon-
taneously offered to renounce the
crown, but the officers ignored this and
proceeded to the murder.
Evening journal., 1903-06-23
Japanese Colony For Texas.

New Orleans. June PAS a result
OF his experiment in rice farming near
Del Rio. Texas, with a colony Of four
Japanese. X. Isomoto, the Japanese ex-
pert, has decided to return home and
organize a colony of 100 farmers to
settle on lands in the rice belt of Texas
along the line OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad. Mr.. lsomoto says the ex-
perimental farming he has been doing
has been so successful that he believes
that within a few years the rice lands
Of Louisiana and Texas will be filled
with japanese rice farmers.
Evening journal., 1903-06-23
PostmIstress Held For Grand Jury.

Pittshurg, June 23.-Miss Dora Camp
bell. the former postmistress Of Mays
vile, Ga, who was arrested here charged
with embezzling funds from the post
Office at Maysville, was given a hear
ing before United States Commissioner
Rogers, and was remanded by him for
the action Of the federal grand jury
Of the northern district of Georgia,
which has jurisdiction over Maysville.
The youn. woman was taken charge
OF by Deputy United States Marshal
seery, who left with her for Atlanta.
The only witness examined here was
Postofnce Inspector Barry, of Atlanta.
who testified that a balance OF $500
had not been accounted for at the
Maysville Office.
Evening journal., 1903-06-23
$4,000 Verdict For the Maeoabses.

Port Huron. Mich, June 2S.-The
Supreme Tent Knights Of the Macca-
bees, was given verdict for S5O.0OO
and interest against the Port Huron
Savings Bank. The court held that
Charles d. Thompson. former finance
keeper of the order, who has admitted
embezzling $4,000 Of the Maccabees'
money. used the Maccabee funds to pay
HIS shortage at the bank. where he was
assistant cashier in 1900 It is alleged
the defalcation was not discovered un-
I'll 1901. This may shift the prosecu-
ton of Thompson to the bank officers,
as the verdict recoups the Maccabees
for their loss.
Evening journal., 1903-06-23
WILMINGTON SHUT OUT
Philadelphia Professionals Whitewash
Locals at Front and Union
Streets

The PHILADELPHIA Giants threw a
bundle of whitewash on Manager Con-
nelly's pets at Front and Union streets
yesterday afternoon that caused a deep
gloom to settle about that section that
several days VIII be necessary to dis
pel.
Biuga was the main stick artist. He
presented Myers with three hits, which
were half the number collected by the
dus1y bali tosscrs. Ono OF these was
for a home run. and the others for two
bases. The Giants began their run-get-
ting the first time No, scoring two runs
and not until the last inning was the
other gotten.
II was a hard and pretty ilght from
the beginning Of the game until the
last man was out. Wilmington tried
hard TO score several times but was
shut Off The score:
Evening journal., 1903-06-23
Mrs. Roosevelt Goes to oyster Bay.

Mrs. Roosevelt Goes to Oyster Bay.
Washington, June 2S.-Mrs. Roose-
velt. accompanied by two of the White
House domestics. left Washington this
morning for Oyser Bay. It was ex-
pected that she would remain here un-
I'll the president went to Oyster Bay
for the summer. but It was deemed
desirable, on account Of the presence
of the children at Sycamore Hill, that
she should so home in advance Of the
president
Evening journal., 1903-06-23
President Removes . Judoe.

Washington, June 23 IT. President
Roosevelt, after a conference with At
torney General Knox, has signed an
order removing Judge Daniel II. Nc
Millin, of the supreme court OF New
Mexico. on charges Of general immo-
rality. Judge McMillin originally was
appointed to the position from Buffalo,
N. Y. Judge Clement c. Smith, OF Has
tings. Mich. has been appointed to sue
mood hin,
Evening journal., 1903-06-23
Shaw Abandons Trio to Europe.

Washington. June %. - Secretary
Shaw has returned from his trip
through the west, and on account of the
press of public business has aban-
doned his proposed trip TO Europe. His
family. however will sail on July 4
for q trip which will occupy practically
the whole summer.