Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1898, Page 1

‘ ° . — THE EVENING STAR. —— PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 311 Fenneylvanis en Cor. en The Evening Star " ‘$3.00. red Bee month. | Cop! By mail—anywhere in the United States or Crunda—postage prepaid—£0 ecats mont medium for unobjec tionable advertisements it there- fore stands unequale approachable. The regular permanent iamily circulation of The Evening Star in Washington is more than 3 double that of any other paper, . whether pablished in the morn- @ ing or in the afternoon. As a and un- ISDAY, FEBR 898-FOURTEEN PAG TON, D. ©. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1 DESTITUTION ON THE YUKON / THE DISTRICT BILL| susrtzons.cr te aset™ "=" |SQUTH NOT EXEMPT NEW FISH COMMISSIONER N CRIP OF BOREAS FOUR GUESTS PERISH = ‘The Bridge Item Defeated. SS By a vote of 98 zyes to GBinoes, the Rock Substance of Captain Ray’s Report Received police patrol wagons:.fgpm $480 to 600 a eek i tricken from the i < Nomination of George M. Bowers of West : ee Alvord House at Gloversville, N. Y., : : Local Appropriation Measure Again i eos Cold Wave Warnings Sent to Points - : : in Washington. 2 Mr. Ridgely (Ken.) offeréd «an amend- a i , Goes Up in Flames. —— Up in the House. ment increesing the wages of drivers of in Florida. Deep SHOWS and Low Tempera: Should Regulate the Year. The amendment Was defeated. ———— Bann o weenie tomencerior “BRIDGE OVER ROCK CREBK| sc. snacroun onerca. an sinenamen: re-| MOST SEVERE SPELL OF THE WINTER Gucing the number of policemen of the first-class from 300° to 200, and of the sec- ond-class from 200° to'.180. He proceeded to make a speech setting forth claims BELL BOY Also AKONG MISSING > rs er arte Site Present Conditions to Continue resident today ser ’ HIGH WINDS ARE ALSO ADDED The Loss on the Building is Esti-| sang to ua report just received vy | Quite a Debate Over This Particu- Acting Secretary Mefklejohn of the War that the police force of. Washington is too mated at $100,000. Department, there is great suffering and lar Item. levees amincenEaisecipdmcien tne police Two Days or More. State—George M. Bowers of West Vir- = ees destitution along the line of the Yukon riv- forces of other cities. ginia to be commissioner of fish and fish- —_ ————_->-_____ AT THE WHITE HOUSE er among the people who have gone to Alaska to seek for g0ld, and if his advice is followed the severnment will take steps eries. PREDICTION FOR TOMORROW |. Tresury—Davia King of Mississippi to Steam and Electric Roads Are be collector of customs for the district of MANY NARROW PROJECT DEFEATED ate to check immigration to the interior of — 2 oe — Renter Paralyzed in Many Places. — - Alas all ‘sons t full ui = é A Var—Col muel T. Cushing, assistant meron EESVILLE: 2 ee ones = es Sorerapeney eld ardtae Ae sed equipped Consider tlom of the patric of Columbia Attorney General: Grigge at His First Qabi-} If any a contemplates visiting Florida] commissary general of subsistence, to be = = i ue Alvord House. one of Gloversville’s ol nee = appropriation was resumed in the House 5 or the south to escape the cold wave he | p; diet eral and 1 y 1 4 : vas fol- rigadier general and commissary genera! landmarks, as w-li as the largest hotel in eis tetera Poet ee RAE toay in committee of the whole, General net Mecting, . or she should beware. When a Star re- | subsistence. BOSTON IN A BAD PLIGHT Fulton courty. Hes buried in its own ashes. | [Owing telezran morning from Major Robin- | GFout of Vermont being in charge of the Porter visited the weather bureau this} Also Charles T. McCoy of South Dakota ive guests/of the’ hotel let: thelr livesin | 7S. Sete pe apes one measure. ; ; morning warnings in the shape of tele-| to be agent for the Indiana of the ches, ——+—- — the fire. They are: 5 SGOMinI En cI ice today, five}. Mr. Handy of Delaware made a point of | New Civil Serytee Onder Expected—| graphic messages were being sent out by | cane tives agency in South Dakota. Two Hundred Ho. Killed bi Henry C. Day of Gloversville. bated patted seen ts order against the following item in the ft pare the forecasters to points as far south as ses Riles y Bell boy Rupert. Le Ca ee oe ee Oe br iat SA a been Tampa, Fla., wherg the cold wave will ih eet ell boy Rupert. 2 - ‘ 3 . > E. C. Kimball, wife and daughter of In- | Goz;,cenoaee (0 you in hands of Special | “rowan the construction of a steel diam Delegation. penetrate tomorrow, and send the mercury Mentaains yee saiciee arabes Falling Trolley Wires. dianapolis, Ind. Substance as follows: Latest bear date of | bridge, with stone foundations, across Rock down to 8 or 4 degrees below freezing. dnt ir 9. Bowers lta shad nb aS The loss to the property will reach $100,- creme 2 3, recere = action and La creek on the line of Mascechusetts avenue Jacksonville is promised a temperature, ? ae 000, and is partially insured. tempted robbery of caches, recomme a eXtended, fifty thousand dollars; and the| Attorney General Griggs was the first At 7 o'clock this morning the Alvord was | (halqucteny states, Eovernment take steDS | ota cost of dald bridge complete, in accord-| cabinet member to appear at the White @ handscme four-story brick structure. An | of Alaska of all persons not fully supplied | ance with the estimates given in detail in | House this morning, ready for the cabinet four later i: was a mass of ruins. The | to last two years. Give as reason no way | Appendix A, House document numbered | meeting. He was introduced by the Presi- building burned with almost incredible | to earn a living, and that no placer dis-|one hundred and sixty-three, Fifty-fifth | aent to the cabinet membere .who did not PRs coveries have been made within last eight : rapidity, and spectators shuddered at the months, either in Alaska or the Northwest | CO88T€8S, second session, under a contract peo nae Abe orng & coe Saunas training for the place, which is required by | i Pa er people, as good Americans, in sympathy | KiNS the President has at last consented to with their brethren, will not allow the cold | 2°™nate him. The place is supposed to be to penetrate as far south as the beleaguer- ed isle, but will check the cold before it gets beyond the Florida coast. In order that the coal people might not a WORCESTER, Magss., February 1.—Not since the memorable blizzard of March 12, 1888, has this section been so com- pletely snowbound. Business this morn- thought that some of. the many inmates | ‘Territory. which is hereby authorized therefor, shall would be unable to escape from the fiery “There is no employment for any large |not exceed one hundred and ninety-nine one, was that the new ‘Attorney General inj liy furnace. At this season the business is un- | number of people in any capacity. All |thousand two hundred and four dollars: | is a charming man and will add much to|€ tempted to drop it and exchange their Ser tee ee, ee snl Ge usually large, snd it is understood that | Yalues are speculative. There is no fixed | Provided, That no money shall be expend. | the Pleasant gatherings of-the official ad-}Stock in trade for ice, it was determined to streets in most parte of the city were im 5 standard for labor. There fs not now or | e@ or contracts entered into hereunder un- A give just one touch of winter. There are passable. rearly every room In the building was oc- | Iikely to be within twelve months ade til all land necessary for approaches to or | Vi8¢rs- 2 Persons in Washington from all over the 5 : The storm began early Monday morning expied. quate or efficient means of suppiying peo-| otherwise for the construction of ‘eetd Took the Oath Yesterday. world, every country, every clime, so that i and for twenty-four hours it snowed Started om Ground Floor. Te of opinion that Tcrinwest Territory: | bridge not now owned by the United States | It was not the intention wf the new Attor- Saree ea eaten, wheverybeay: alt d } tinuousla There is probably an average J ve ve ven. 2 a y an avers The fire started on the ground floor, and | people who have entered during past year re py Oe ea ney General to take the oath of office until imepitality-or alight t inbentiea for oie Bet of two feet of snow on a level, but the shot up through the upper stories with | have carned their living, and hundreds ure States.” today, but when he afrived in the city ves-lident Dole that the temperature should be high winds that prevailed yesterday and lightning-like spced, the broad stairs and | now scattered along the river destitute of |” gr Handy held that the item was new | terday afternoon and’ went to the White|made sv much lower than that to which last night made huge drifts, some of them hallways furnishing great flues. which car- | ops ane an nee cone tig MINE | legisiation, changing existing law, and was | House to call on President McKinley the |he 1s accustomed im his island home, ten or fifteen feet high. Hed the flames upward. Almost immeal. | 1% have not had faintesi conception what | srveptibie ta the point ef order latter insisted on the new adviser getting} | “It will give some of his many admirers = : r # Railroad serv B at andstill, ane ately after the flames were discovered the | money they bring, become dazed ane help- Not a Point of Order. into official harness &t once, so that he Scateeen eidenioe roavenlovtor Someciae there is at this me is comm: 2 sihas ox alarm was sounded through the house, and | les! Gen. Grout and Mr. Pitney defended the | might attend the cabinet meeting today. | of the sort,” one of the weather men sald any sort with Boston. e of the tele the big’ hotel was soon the scene of wildest |. “States rush will be great the next year. | item and maintained that it was not new | Justice McKenna wai seat.for, and at 6|in explanation of the cold eiten had been raph or telepia papain mace aw cenfusion. The terrified guests were awak- | 224 any step that will ) ent people from legislation in the sense implied by th le | o’clock Mr. Griggs qualified at.the Execu- | SPtung so suddenly. graph or telepione companies have « wire coming in their ignorance will be an act of P yy the rule working, and it is not known when « mail ened by loud cries of “Fire,” shouted | Charit applying to points of order. tive Mansion, in the presence of the Presi- Implements Getting Rusty. train can get through. Postmaster Gre through the halls by those who first became | | “In view of recent ievetooments and | Gen. Grout sald zl appropriation was | dent. The ceremony was @ short one. At-| “You see,” he continued, “our frest agt- Bteice ther tac‘lp exagettag cmaee- Mt a. aware of the danger! pee age that ihe lawless are banding to-| made through the power inherent in the | torney weneral Griggs hus, apartments at| tators were getting a bit rusty, and we do starting of a train soon. bul no plus bane Panic Among the Guests. other sere: ieee ng tor government | COMmittce on appropriations under the o:-| the Arlington, and Mts.’@riggs and their| not care to ict them wear out altogether as yet been made. : hale ast d This was followed by a wild scramble on | placing on the river sma. light draft | Src act creating the present form of gov Gen. Grout said the appropriations two children are with him. Attorney Gen- eral Griggs has not decided. on-any changes | awhile, to clear the atmosphere, Fo the but- | a. Ii e, and has hithetto been consid- om- | in the Department of Jumtice: He has re- frase tekey bel ea from disuse. A little cold is needed once in fon im Boston. the part of the guests to escape from the | fteamers with high power, armed and used Mass., February 1. At 2 to patrol river, and the placing of detach-! G : 2 »PrOY See ton was pressed, but slightly, very slightly. | ered as such. Commander Brice was ap- — Eefhiing with thet personal proverty, but | Touts as the movement or poopie Semands. Thee wit ea een erat School bulld- | quested J. Walter BlandMord, private recre- PENS ae [av Ce CMR Eee ere pointed ty Ee cainanteCaserignal empedl : tion with Boston was ex many of the guests were forced to flee Courier sent with dispatches by 4 pam. | (Ss, without | ane arrant 0 tary to Mr. McKenna, te temmin with him itke the pust eiveauahi tie astaee ce 1897, and has made a wonderful record as | tablished by telephone. Boston is com- without saving anything. Some even lost | train today to report to (en. Merriam. ve 2 cae acete a F and the latter has consented. i — wcsi | Commissioner. In speaking about the | pletely blockated today. Only two or three thelr clothing. A few of the guests made | Also recommends prelimloary ‘survey by | 44,236" (aM you open a new street in the| After a pleasant intetekange:of congratu- povomiae “used - to treeae: and) they, used) toi ene eersetinacntiie eats domes street cars are runni Ww their escape by the stairways, but the | Cook's inlet to the interior for ull American Picaey, Vue bINT” asked Mr. Handy of Mz. | lation over the new member @f the cabinet, | Rave to hunt for the Capitol with pick and wed nen road: i gee “I leave the commission with no regrets. | of “oa Secretary Gage submitted te: the cabinet | S0vel. As for Mr. Dole, we just wanted = 5 | Street, ani r eptied Mr. Pitney, “It| the customs regulations about te be enone, | 49 COR him a little, s0 that we count ocge | OR the contrary, it ts with great satisfac: | tically cut off. ed by his department :#dth areference to| Dole with him a bit, you know @ense volumes of smoke soon cut off this ad communteation ix prac- retreat. The next resort of the impris- Considered by the Cabinet. 1 r Z 5 : accomplished since I have been in D falling ued people wes the windows. As thelr | Acting Secretary Aetkcljohn was so much | (Aff: Pasng @f New Yorks who was tn the Be Ie ar code aerial Pee ree tacg ea eae holt wavienecs Gon ee terror-stricken faces appeared, the great | impres: with the statements of Capt. Samia aceitent EHRs . te erritory on their way tot Klondike go! — = Whert asked if his friends would make ying in the streets erowds watched breathlessiy, _ hoping ee entyora submitted the dispatch at once | CCM*Ultirg It overrule! the point of order. | feide ‘The Gonadicas eseroeee lustily | ‘8, but only in comparison with the balmy today. most of them being on Tremont and against hope that all would be saved. The a gainst the confirmation of Mr. | '® sees va-| Mr. Handy then snoved to strike out the | objecting to the prevent regalations, and | fPTinglike weather which.has been enjoyed | {17 Aeht against the confirmation of Mr. | Washington strects in Past Boo ne ee eer c tary yaa mers NON cite ona hese f ; gre demanding all ‘kinds of things of the| 4oS cuncneg™inter, £0 far. ‘The minimum | Consider that, ae the Eresident has nomi. | talities ‘or accidents to people have heen lescing ‘at his home from a long illness, | ‘tem. In support of his motiom he said this Canadian government*inretgliation for the was reached at § o'clock this morning. nated another man, I am entirely out of it, | "¢POTted up to noon. and after consultation between these offi- | Dridge. will cross Koic creek at a point | failure of this governttient, torgive reason- seen the (hermometer registered. 14 de- and I have requested- my Trends not to | ,,2P€ allroad trains which left the cits cials, the paper was sent over to the White | Where there arc no houses, and further- | able custome regulations: de ae te cleitnen, po eS ed fon esp that has | make any objection to the confirmation.” |!48¢ night are stalled." A train came. in if at within 300 yar c p House, where it formed the subject of con- | ™ore that w guests who ‘were thus entrapped did not long hésitate to take the risk of jumping, though some were rescued from their peril- ous positions by the firemen. Others leaped from the windows, thus saving of the propose! | was done by Canada. te Ammrican goods. t Altho: may ‘not be Commander | ‘8 morning from Newton on the Boston themselves, and several were more or less eerath t the cabinet meeting. It is | Crossing there is an existing bridge, is Assistant Secretary, t-twas present fo erections fe nee cleared last Bri gpa & fight oe ruhemasion sat eel rd =e Boston and Maine et nid at the department that the Fopor: of | He said the new hsldge would enhance | With Secretary Gage.” The new regulations colder. The mocn jad a cirel? about if oy | Mf. Bowers, it {6 more than likely that the | Oy Colony, anda fourth on the Reve Some Narrow Escapes. a Sennen all that has been | the property on the opposite side of the | Will probably be. made public Somorrow. If the man or womnan in it was pote ine norhination will exelte some discussion iu | Beach trom 1 «32 on the Revere Findlay Morrow, a traveling salesman for done by Secretary Alger and Assistant Sec creek, but he thought the government Civil Service fimemption: effects of the cold here, and had donned Be aD) ee oe =, — which | ‘The Boston streets, with the ies ar Cs ee, hone. == picare : be Une ee ea Giklejohn. under the cutout | should not at this time spend the moncy. It is stated ogain fotey that the Prest- | SCme sort. of a tteecy: auftler. The wind tProviaes for distinctly states that Ethie a apes bien Siz tremont, whic ee ee pilsr= a deeh a MBS eanGentine vation in the Klondike. The report of Capt. | _ Ge". Grout said the nearest public bridge | Gent is about ready, to Hromulgate a civil} ths meteury reg In charge must have some sclenti and impassable trians, and barges have beeh a Ray is particularly acceptable in view of | “18 half a mile distant. There is a slight, | service order making .certalh exemptions | was only six below freea practical knowledge of fish and fisheries. pet tate hich i: Bs a It coi w to accommodate traffie, smoke. Abandoning everything, and clad the conflicting statements as to conditions inexpensive structure fearer, but it was from the operatians af the law. ‘The most] to grow colder, and at-4 gine t mtinued | Commander Brice expects soon to_leave for . he thermem- | © - w . \ e : he : s orceat isolated. only in shirt and trousers, Morrow, whose | in the gold fields that have been made by pestis Re poral eee ee important of these exemptions, as already | €leT registered 2 degrees. At 8 o'clock it California. ; eas ; er is I jet. Fees On the second floor, jumped from | persons coming our this winter, for it is | oe er Pen pe Gare suburban | stated, are deputy ¢bHectors of internal | W@S down to 14, which was the lowest. At The New Commissioner. ot & train from Bosten hae artived in Me Yindow. landing safely in the snow. | not doubted that he had a broader fleld of | Coston in the vicinity Gf the nen ae ; Loon the mercury had fison three degrees. 3 (his city since last. night. Three trains > : he have | S0¢ B cut off frei direct cormma. | venue and custeris and Geputy marshals. |The prediction for tonight in that he's | George M. Bowers was born at Geranis- from Springtield . Mr, Morrow lost $130 tn cash, besides his eres Serta ana Wath the thoroogimess | Observatory is cut off from direct commu-| “Repremoneatigns magn oe ne c’ciock the temperature will have fallen to | WD, Berkeley county, W. Va., in 1963, | ,70™ SDringfield and the weet nave come a ret tty ee cache ee With the, toroughness | nication with the heart of the city, cussed Kentucky affairs with the President | § or 10 degrées above sero. ! 5 | and he has been a resident of that county qeeptaderes For -Bosipn,, pat whee occupied a room on the third floor. Find-| form the gulding principies of all army Mr. Bennett's Inference. (oe a eeu caer: aah tren Forecast for Tomorrow. all his life. At present his home ts in| rye iyeay raiesade hate'co Bec rope boptierlpiond Poe Hh aoe cape plet etd — ce — cree oot fo taken aa co | Mr. Bennett of, New York said his infer-| presiaent. These weré about the only call-| | The forecast for tomorrow is for a clear, | Martinsbur®, where he ts a leading citi- ne narrow ledge or cornice, along which they | tablishing the facts for all ‘official. pur-| ence from the discussion was that Mr.| ers. won. | COld Gay. The wind, it is thought, will die Walked to about the center of the west | roses. The state of affairs in the Klondike | Handy was probably more interested in| Senator Mason, whose Gesire to ald con-| down tonight and the day will be calm and Tae ioe northwest extremity, where | as thus revealed is worse than was sus-| some other section of Washington than the| Situents to put thetr stories before {he| exhilerating—a touch of the Klondike, in {REN Ettod ten or fifteen minutes awaiting | pected at the War Department, and inde=d | on. where ihe bridge is proposed to be| Presideat frequently. carries him to the BW ke, the rescuers. With the aid of a ladder ot | so large is the task that remains to be ex- ieccebcih Be prop. White House, has not been there in four or . Washington, it is explained, is én the the hook and ladder men brought them | ecuted in order to instre.the safety of life | located. : five days, but a letter arrived there for him | southern periphery of the cold wave, which safely to the ground. and property on the American alde of the | Mr. Handy said he repelled the ineinua-| today. It was trom down south. Of course | nas not yet reached New York, where the due here at and the road will devoie ‘Two young men escaped by the same | iine alone that the War Department offi- | tion that his condact on. the floor of the | !t was sent to the Senate; -‘The senator has | temperature this morning was 20 degrees at | the state legislature, “and was regarded | its energi-< io ihe effert to get that one Mrs. Strauss lost her jewelry and | cials bave concluded to advise Congress | jy, se should be influenced dy his interest | het made application for lodging at the|8 o'clock, which was 6 degrees warmer than | @Mong the members of that body ae being through. On the Boston and Albany one be, valued at $1,000. s to the facts and place upon the legisla- fans ae y his Interest! Whit House es Senator Hanna was. ac-| here. It will be much colder in New York, | able and industrious. Two years later he | track is open from Springfield to W: Lambert, a Chicago buyer, jumped | tive branch the duty of devising ways and Mr. Sees nate Yetorted that in view of this | CU#¢4 Of having done, and his friends and] though. Heavy snow has fallen In Albany | Was chosen a director of the Cumberland | ter. The last train cond-story w w and broke his | means to meet the exigencies of the case. | asicment he could not understand why a| @dmirers will continue t$. send letters to/and in that region. There isa cold wave | Valley Railroad Company. fast freight, due here at right arm, besides receiving internal inju- SRA Ot Mr. Handy’s intelligence could ecke him at the Senate. — + extending through New England, Middle |The same year, 1888, he was a candidate } whicir at dat means of tracing the trains... The train zen and business man. from Boston due h His father, the late John 8. Bowers, ceninaiete died soon after the son attained his ma- t arrived on the New Eng. jority, and the latter at once took charge Hartteca 2w York, New Haven am of the large estate left. In 1886, when-but | H2rfont Foads. All Boston and. Maine twenty-three years old, he was elected to | 4 ; oreo ace gee ge means ries. ; 5 ne coeercoy fulantic states, Pennsylvania and Ohio. | Yor auditor on the republican ticket, when | the dcep cut jest outsld- the cies. The fire started near the laundry, but pose improvements of this character in A Delegation » Bee ol Yesterday notifications to look opt for a General (now Judge) Nathan Geff was the pulled inte the-yard this mbraier from what cause {s not known. It spread Washington. lat 3 cate Robert Hakewasie, Chef $f the Nebraska | frost werc sent to the truck farmers in | Nominee for governor, but was defeated by |— ‘There is a story of a wreck at Uxbridge, with such rapidity that no article of fur- | Resignations and Promotions in the eee Teco cra noami aavoceted Mic | Sloux Indians; James Oyemaza, Dr. East- | Virginia, North Carolina and South cane, | 300. vote: During this campaign General | where a local train is said to have collided niture could be saved, and most of the Interior Department. aus Beene athe Mitdatiog at the Rene man and Rev. Mr. Eastman, all full-blood- | lina and the truck raisers and fruit growers Gort 1 quently referred to the candidate | with a snow plow, but the loc! otra guests of the hotel were obliged to leave ‘The following official changes have been rs her beldwecis: to-cren thevtcee ed Sioux Indians, called on the President }40WN in Florida to expect a freeze and pre or audit as his “right bower.” After | have no particulars. in their night clothes. en | where the ge is s the creek. ace pare for it. It was warmer in New Eng- | the close of the campaign Mr. Bowers was | ‘pe Jit hburg road managed io gei one Sane aa ae 3 made in the Department of the Interior: A es Bont Mr. Lamb of Virginia | this morning. Chief’ Hakewaste is getting |iand this morning than here as we cot | Clected vice chairman of the National Re-| (rain into Worester Heard at the imballs’ Home. Patent office—Resignation: Gustav Bis- | switched ae GEES off ong lesrematout cane fat and would not We able to easily ride a |'wave is yet to strike there in full fore publican League for the state of West Vir- are ihe = 5 muha ce en Ind., pigiont! nee = sing of Maryland, principal examiner, Root rete alts United sBtates pony of his tribe shoula’ ever they go to The cold has made little trouble in Wash. ginia, and within a short time thereafter jectric en Tied mball of this city, who, wit is wife | $2,500. Promotions: O. Alexander Mason - B % : ington. Perha) : , | assisted in organizing 280 republican ‘clubs. | ‘The lines of th street or not. Were Hes fcea nol Gempoas se fantsstell pteoru oni the sence etait ee edb iteaOs Exenidenes Hierete mee ce euine as Gatien cestume worn by some of the Indians who | prising,’as some of ihe sidewalks were a| Mr. Powers supervisor‘of the census in m ~ " ceme to Wasaingten, » bit BDDEREE i at | glare of ice. Walking un egzs almont Virginia. For his work in that ca-|®d at points along the lines all nig Mr. Hepburn of Iowa opposed the appro- | case in civilized garments. He has found | preferable to creeping Geen “iene mst y he was highly comptimented by | Several snow plows sent out end daughter, is reported to have lost bis | of District of Columbia, first assistant ex- life in a burning hotel at Gloversville, N. aminer, $1,800, to principal examiner, $2,500, ¥., was well known in local business cir-| vice Gustav Bissing, resigned; Henry Mr. Hepburn Opposes. last even a me z ne “dl kets. S re! early printend Robert’ P. Porter. ~ ing are also imbcdaed it o drift Prob- cles. He was a member of the Columbia | Blandy of Ohio, Second assistany examiner, | priation for the bridge. He claimed there | the great advantage of trousers poc ould nc doubt have proven nut nearly so si z of Oe Club ard the New England Society. Mrs. | $1,600, to first assistant examiner, $1,800;| was no necessity for the bridge, and that ee ates Gr © peered ee has served t “ ae fers ee As fair | SBIY Some of tne lines will be opened up bry thet bone in auehter were expected at | Winfleld S. Chase of District of Columbia, | the only persons who would beneft now | X¢ht Ms hands through the White House | those who had to be out, ard thee Governor Fleming of West Virginia, | ™ZP% : eS : their bore in the “Blacherne” in a few | third assistant examiner, $1,400, to second | would be the syndicate of property owners | ground: 3 > slipped and moved about would hav and while at Chieago he served 1 rea stor! arty fe promt nt icv <a7t, Hoth were identified: with tho char- | sccistant examiner $1,600") Lather Waller | on the other clde‘ot he Geeek. Dr. ‘Eastman ig, the best Known of the | to shame a first-class bniict. wit mem. | Urer of the board of commissioners Which have. not yet been veriped Sales tena” ind it ts understood that | 67 Connecticut, fourth assistant examiner, | er. Hepburn complained that too much | Nebraska tribe. He has Hved in Washing- | bers not above forty y of age. ee At 10 o'clock the storm here wax over Miss <Nimball was engaged to marry a| $1200, to third assistant examines Slag. tention is paid to appropriations for the | 0 Some time. Prior to 1902 the Nebraska | “A ‘litle hot,” to keep out i ; Hie roe o-tlcunt® 0 the presBential im] oo) sa5 Son canay ont young man in the northern part of In-|" Pension - office Resignations, “Welte’ os, | ™ bse ee tribe of the Sioux was. degwing from the | course, was the password this vention at 200: member, ot:the committee 1 “Ty to conakdenad peebaNs that the ther ere: jit, Kimball was a traveling agent | sahony of New York, clerk, $1,000; Joseph | 20Fthwest section and not enough for other government the interest on $1,000,000 set | many of the places where the male portion | Which notified’ Geheral” Harrison of his was more Severs east Of here: and it wil for a glove concera at Gloversville. W. Hartwell of Illinois, copyist, $900. portions of the city. This state of affairs, | aside in payment of some TORer vine “see, | Of Washington sometimes congresaiy. ‘The | Nomination and chairman of the republican | WAS more sey day before there is any com- Blase in Baltimore, Md. eee tO ra nin Ark in the office of | he sald, was the fault not of the committeo | the Minnesota mageacre in 862 the gov- | almost stereotyped countersisn of “one | Commi:teé of ‘the second district of West municaticn with. Boston. ee aac education, been designated chief spe- | on appropriations, but of the Comrhission- | ernment ceased paying thia interest ani| beer” had apparently pecome obsuleie, Virginia. ‘In the: latter’ position he contin- LTIMORE, Md., February 1—A sire | Cial agent of the Department of the Inte. ers of the District, whose sympathies, he | h@8 never resumed, probgbly because the | least for the lime being. ¥ Med _for<four yeare.< 5-1 Bilzzard in the Northwest. in the wholesale establishment of J. S.| rior for the trans-Mississipp! and interna. 3 pethies: Indians violated a treaty, in rising and . a : ont. Bowers ta interested in a:number of | CHICAGO, February 1.—Repoys from Johnson & Company, dealers in fishing | tional exposition. said, were with the northwest section of irassacring the whites. Df. Bastman’ and me Sleighing. enterprises th “Martinsburg, . being a di- eitonk & es és : ‘ tadtie- aad Some : the city. others of the tribe have heen at work for | ‘The sleighing today on some of the least] rector of two banks, presitent of the In. | ¥® Reece inet hone Sertncen: Wee- South F ADMIRAL seer Ppurn, Said the Anacostia and |» good while to get what they- claim is} frequented strects was all that could pe} "00d Park Company and of the Martins {corsin and northern Indiana tell of a uth street, this morning, destroyed ebout | 4 RAL BEARDSLEE RETIRED. | Eastern Branch flats—a menace to the | due them, and will continue ta. work unti} red, ard a number of “cutters”? were | PUTS ad Winchester Turnpike Compan: severe blizzacd raging in that section of $20,000 worth of materials and jamaged health of the eastern section of Washing- | some disposition is made one way of an- desired, e os eee. = besides having a: promumept. part in the | the country. The wind ts biowing « R the building to the extent of $5,000. With Sta Veckmounted to | ton—should first be reclaimed. When the | other. They say that the.government pun- | Out. M street in sront of the weather bu-| afalte of other commen ine aaa inh Seerkiatin ens atee oae the temperature rarging close to the zero ‘Thirty-Nine Years. Potomac flats, he sald, threatened the West | ished those engaged in the massacre, hrng-| reau was in excellent condition, and per- ‘Hix Qualifieats Spat tere’ fre peekale of wind impeding their vork | Lester A. Beardslee, rear admiral of the | End there was no trouble in getting appro- | irg some and imprisoning others.” This, : che highways. All trains-are more or less delayed. and sens who had come in from the country the firemen had a hard strugglé to confine stated that “in the suburbs the roads were : priations for their reclamation, The same | they’ claim, was suMewnt punishmont the fi:mes to the building in which it orig- | "4¥¥: Tetired today on account of age. He Mr. Bowes bas spent much time in tne People, he said, who accomplished that ob- | without taking away the money rights of Taeni tor aclghing. study of iehthye'ogy and in piscatiortal| = SO tovns street railway weitic nas waee was the second ranking officer in the navy, | ject are advocating this -_ | the Indians. se stated at the weather bureau that } researc. “He has the finest library along} Marquette, Mich crete eee eee ram ee and at the date of his retirement was sta- | Mr. W- A. Stone of Pennsylvania said ——— the would last probably. two or three{ this line thut isto. be found this side-of| the lake is fearful, med that’ wives are NOVEL LABOR CONTRACT. tioned in Washington as president .of the pect are eee etna Ee. oe a days, he, temrerature_then returning t0] New York. When Mr. Bowers was given | breakirg completely over Picnic Rocks. examining and retiring boards. He has — ma), Ee its normal state. * something that they have not Jone jn Both Parties Liable for Contempt if | been temporarily relieved of those duties | = riation. He | Report That Forty-Mogr Passengers{ = =~ —_>——- - to penta aa = me egress cg SE It ts Violated. iy Commnodare <thase ih aNentent adasmaian’ meadeleaad Gnantao che Were Dromued. .. -]/5 PRESIDENT DOLE’s Day. sete fe ak 5 pa Sapte tnere mae ce January came to an end last nigh: with ANDERSON, Ind., February 1.—The In-| ant of the Washington navy yard, who be- People had built homes across} PI.YMOUTH, Enwiabds Fetmuary 1.—The eee Or ee ee pe of} a Jeputation establisted as a | revord- @iana labor commission has eff: " "i he creek in expect getting 2 high- ‘ = cted a set-| comes a rear admiral in consequence of the | t in tation of getting 2 Channel Queen, which deap.etween Piy- tlement for one year among the thousand | retirement of Admiral Beardslee. The | F2¥, from, the city and were entitled to : soe have ft. He knew some from Penn- | mouth and the. , struck on werkmen in the Elwood and Kokomo piate| total service of the retiring admiral | syivania who had bait Geman teers: a A Walk in the Bracing Air—Presented With'a Rabbit's Foot. ~ President Dole and Mrs. Dole braved the work. Ee breaker. It wus the warmest January in By hard stud? and close application Mr. | this city tn t six years. figures Rowers has. been. able to -prepare -htmseif } Prove that it 175 excess " ana | Pg for the poriticn to which he has been ap-| heat «s reckoned by the books of siass plants and the Pittsburg Glass Com-| amounts to thirty-nine years, of which| “From the gentleman's own state,” sug- | the rocks durirg’ a ra morning cold weather this afternoon and took a| Doirtea by. the President. He has not given| Weather bureau. Those figures are oI pany. In this city agreements were entered twenty-one yedrs were spent in sea duty. | gested Mr. Simpson of Kansas. sank. Some of the e 2 missing, | walk down town through the business sec- | prs time and attention to-one particular iptnet sth the mean temperature as a into on wage and working regulations and | He 1s # native of New York and entered | “Yes, and some from Kansas, too,” re-} ut their exact number ‘Petzknown. The | tlon of Washington. Mr. Dolé’s hands | epeciesor family of fish, but has made a | bests Soden ee ee, ine month, having 2 the navy in March, 1850, as an acting mid- | plied Mr. Stone. j Bl aah ake ogee tly as the nipping air | study of all classes. He knows the habits | been almost 6 degrees above the normsl articles drawn up coyering a year. shipman, and, passing through all the] “Then let’s have the bridge,” rejoined | captain has been saved, mMirty persons | usht his ears frequen ping around ‘They n of the fish which frequent the waters of | ‘¢mperature of 23 degrees. Mage me returned to] New Fngland as well as taose which lost|" Peenliar Character of the Arlington considerably braced by:thelr | inthe. waters of the’south and the rivers} = dicate walk, Mrs. Dole.particularly expressing | of the. west. ‘The salmon, ‘trout and the} Besides making a name self as the trou the pleasure she felt over it. A few call- | bass have all come in for their share of at-| UNUsually warm month January was re- It will be filed In the county courts here des in order, reached the grade of rear | Mr. Simpson. are supposed to have bem . ard at Kokomo tomorrow, and it will be| admiral May 21, 18. He served creditably | Mr. Lents of Ohlo opposed the appropria- ‘The rest otha wen : the Chan- regarded as a civil contract, violation of | throughout the late war, and his last sea | tion on the ground that the $200,000 could eat of people em:heard . Shich during the year by either workmen | service was in command of the Pacific sta- | be appropriated to better advantage in | nel Queen were snved ise heroats, which or the company Will be considered and| tion, and directly at Henolulu, where he | other sections of the country than in the - ‘were recel: tention. Mr. Bowers-has mapped out, cer-! markable for the pecullar character of the punished as a contempt of court. was stationed at a critical period in the | District of Columbia, and that better ob- | Were launched with difilgiilty,some of them | ers. ae serine the morning. tainlines yhich he expecta to fotlo Ssatsn: Shick sueeR abs. souniry aactna, The Elwood plant resumed today with| republic's history. jects could be found in the District. being swamped. : 63 fee sl ‘its thirty-one days % men. Such an agreement as entered a ogee eee Mr, ‘Wanget of Fennayjvania spoke in fa-| "71 |. ins Gay the cgmpsoadl ahe Chan’ . : into is a new feature of up-to-date labor CONSIDERATION SUSPENDED. Me yt ls commission intervention. Mr. Vandiver of Missouri opposed the | nel Queen announced dat aut of sixty- 2 21 Sy fon. H2 objected, he said, Mr. Michael, chief clerk of the State De- ‘The Eckingtom and Relt Line Bin Be- | putiding a $200,000. to accommodate | five persons on. board ‘efi her when she partments has returned from a:visit to New SKIRMISH WITH INSURGENTS. fore the House District Committee. | the owner of a $50, residen struck only two: are-known to have been York, where he attended the banquet ot ¥ sus- | Rock creek. cen |. The eee Oe Mr. Pitney of New Jersey then took the | @7ewned. jed—Several Soldiers Killed. | Pended further consideration of the Eck- The news of the very HAVANA, February 1—A skirmish be- ington and Belt Line railway consolidation however, turned out to 2} ineerrect, ror tween Spaniards and: insurgents has taken | Dil! until some agreement ts reached among in | still later advices had‘ it that: forty-four place, it is announced, at the central pian- | M08 Interested in promoting the bill which iivet Gace tank. mea FEO tation of Constancia, province of Sant | Wil! Provide for the biomes: ens ap uid 2 Clara. ‘The Spanish version of the affair | ue the employes of 1 pate tie is that sugar cane cutters, assisted by a eax etme: = xis to oy military force from ‘Encrucijada, defeated pene the insurgents, killed two cf the latter and| Outside of any feeling the members of the compelled the enemy to rétirc, but it Is ad- | House committee may entertain upon this mitted that the commander of the Spanish | subject, and the position of the majority soldiers was wounded, that ihe ciuef of the | is well understood, ft is sald,.the commit- guerrilla force, ten -privates and fve la- | tee are satisfied the borers were killed and that four were] the bill untjl the wounded. . and the deposits Commander of Span ¥ w Mi who gave recitals here some visiting friends city.