TflK EVENING TIME WAfcUIMiTOV UllJRSDAY APRIL 10 1902r

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POSSIBILITY OF STRIKECONFIRMED BY MINERSf

Executive Board Says theDate Wont Be An

nounced

UTMOST SECRECY MAINTAINED

UwkrstanifBg Is That Operators WillGives One Mere Chance te Ceme tTerri Before the Mea Are Called OutAnthracite Situation Canvassed

IXAXAPOU6 lad April That abig strike is seriously contemplated brthe Wet Virginia real miners hasmale ovtdeat by the deekuatiea br memhen ef the executive board ef the UnitedMih Workers is suasion here that thedate of the strike will not be announcedft sunk a step is resorted

utmost secrecy being main-tained la regard to the preparation TheundetssAandteg is that tie wiMbe given one more chance to come toterms beware the strike to declare

When this to deae it will fret becomeknown puWtehed order to the min-ers te quit work

The situation ia the anthracite Sellswas eaavaeeed today but BO informationwee gives out The leaders still profess

ia the witty ol the olrfc federa-tion to beadle the situatlea adthirty day armistice will be allowed topeas without a strike even though aerateace reached

The Ham has indorsed the strike BOW

ia paegresg te the Mtchlgasaei4a andiaotriieted the national offieera te bringabout another conference between strik-ers and pesters

The strike baa been on siace 1

and involves MM beeThe HopklBB covatr KeBtMCky strike

waa ateo agaia indorsedThe fight in this district will be coa-

ttMed along present lines until the oper-

ators yield to the denMitda

HAIL OF RECORDS BILL

The Senate Committee UrgesBuildings Construction

Itaadoi Many Joaeea Vai aW-

GbvozaaoBt Papers Now m GonalaatDanger of Destructive

Tile ItoH of Itecords tfN introoucedsnafe yeatarday l r aenaio r iir

Ecpartod atvocaMr ahaMaHe Stpaaoa

Granada today without ammdmsnCasMiniltoo says Us report The

hall of records ha toag Mea recogBiaedMay have made to providefor the construction of a building lawatch weld he safely stored and pre-served the valaaale records of the Gov-ernment

J4nay of tbeoi reds are now sellfor a long time have bees in serious perUThe instruct ton of many of them baa beeasorfouair threatened at timesTheir would be an almost lrroparagone to the Qovemmont

Your committee believes that the erec-tion of a Hal pf Records ahouM begia at-aa oai4r date sal the maay departments

tile aatBifK omharraosniont of the publie jphoaH be relieved sad tile

ad stored therein aadworthy of preservation shonld led a per-manent place ia a buildtag erected for theanaejMe purpose of aceommodeting them

atteatton of Congress for twentyeveIt append the long letter f the

tnry or the Treasury on the subjectreceived kfj the early teatintm sad Bubliaaed m ftiH in The Tim

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GAZHLL EAVES VENEZUELA

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MtKUK April l Th OernwB cruiserGaaaMe the last oC le O rma wsoeisla Veaesaeian waters has bees orderedpeck from Oaruamao Vonoaueia

The eraoriag back of Ute Gaaelle wouldseem to indicate that Ufe OwmaaYene-mqlaavjiffeljant m clesedc

5 Ifasellt w ca setwrml other rpasilowant to Voneimola several months agoeamre a demand for the payment of-OaiaiaB Lira wMck PreaWeat Caotre-saarnad mcMatJ to xrpudiaU

of Oaaelle left La Gnayra where

WALES RECEIVED INVITATION

Lar Subwit the 5Tess ePreen Hew Yerk

IMXQK April Prlnee cf-

Xe Perk Chamber of Commerce to paya Mel te the UaMed Maass

It was sent through Lord Bowser pres-ident of the London Chamber ot Cem-mocoe who forwarded R t tho Prate

Leaden Chamber of Cemmeree JIMi the iavttatiea is send diri agatete Xow

These aoJesaUs haw net been npI-MtaAed aa yet

It Is kaowa howo r that Lardcry wffl sa

CHAMBERLAIN AND SUGAR

Dea tatf a Vainly Elm About thePreposed Tax

LfiXDON Aartl ItA of-mmar man oonCarred with Colonial tscrutsar Chaejbermi today conueralaa Utepraapsetlve Ucreose of hatfpenarpealed ht the sugar tax

They salted Mr Chamhrrlilu for hisviews ea the suafoet Mr ChamberlainMMHei that the gevenaaMat would netrsssaaso Me ketoaUoB rail the bu 5 i-wa totiwdueaaS-

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ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW-AT THE BENNING TRACK

First race Ha ad leap three year a d-

up lYe amt a half Jurloass Bloim 120

Apple Jack 1W Alpaca lit CormoraBt118 Ante Up Rene 114 PricesOtillie HZ Merrimeat 112 MHstersfu-ger n Dolce Far Ntente 113 KHsabethMoan 12fi Pigeon Post 126 Odds sadEnds We

Second years old leer and ahalf furlongs Benduro IIi Julia Lyetoa 1W Optima Ie4 the Peter 112Squid 14

Third race Three years oM and up sixfurlongs Pluses Put Ohnet 112Raise Alerts 1 Maa oWar 1 S Meis-tereinper 1 Kseeae w Trump MThe Hoyden 9S 96 Merriment 91Happy fl

Fourth race Maiden twoyearoldslath mile Red Knight 112 The Climer-U2 Beaduro 112 and Julia Lystoa 1Mcoupled Geisha QW AH 3oul lieOptima 1M Ahota 19 Antarctic lfSquid lOt Glories K Kugmia B rch-1W

Fifth race For mnldena three years oldsad upward sores furiemjn Father DesH and Odds and hinds 9C Dalys entry

Brace J Ashbreok 93 Xala 91Bmineace II 91 Merry Hours 81 Fie

91 May J 91 Telling 91

Sixth race Selling for threeyearoldssad upward one rile and ftfJ yardsLamp oLee 119 Rough Rider lit AHSaints 1M Cheriw ed 101 Paxton Alack

Appreatice allowances

MR mm ANXIOUS

Proposes an Amendment to aJoint Resolution

Reuses te Talk ef Disfranchising Citizacs of Some States Wiabes ta

Protect the Seaatt

in Se to today during asorntesMr Depew Rep X Y flkve neil

LV feitawtag swat to the jointresolution yroinsinythe Coustitutton te the uleettcaot Son

The mlMe tJeai of ettinew entitled tvets Onltwt Jttatea 9anatom and Jten-re artativoc in Caapirias shall he vniform-in all the States and Congress boos

palate legiBlation and to pnvtde far tileBaalstratton of dtiaona eMitied to wteth conduct of such flections sad

of UM result

I sea set under ordinary circumstancesnnd condiUesut in favor of thepmaoBid roinetlon of RepresontntiTes tathe SoMthern States but if the deer is

adoption of this amend

Imeat to Ute CoascMtttton or tbs ehangfcj etffee eaoractor and esnBtM ilnn

eaate ol die United States then thainecosoartty he

of the citizens of the KefMtfcMe and lamioc of tb e

who any be designated as SenatorsMr Lodge Mass Bare notice that he

dioeww the Chinese sKl sion bUl-

on SaturdayThe rostoahee improprintioa bill wt

THE HORSELESS VEHICLE

QitejrtioB f Liability ta Special Tax Re

ferrad t SolicitorMr A R the hack inspector has

coiled the attention of the District CoraaiBBloaera to ta iMspo itton of the easeof the Diotrict vs Ute WMhincion hocIris Vehicle TraasportaitoB Company liestated that the cenrt of appeal reversedtile Assists of the Police Court ane heldthat the respect coaid rat be rIndto pay a Hcease tax on Us ToMclea aaderthe previsions of the act of the legislativeasaembiy approved Anenat ZX 18T1

Meter Sylvester in forwarding tile re-port to Commissioner Ross says that thisprecivdes the police tray enforcing theregulation against thte else of vehiclestad he the question whether awdIe aaeka and carrioa a on Uteground that are private vehiclesshouts be removed from the pufcUc steade-in toot of pubic places when not engnnvd-

Oommisoioner Ross has theMotion rfrci y Major Sylvester be re

the City SoHeMor for aa opta

loaTHEKRETOL REPORT READY

Jl cetver Xa Sttamk a PrelimaaiyStatement Today

Jteeelrer Knox will today vat ke hisreport as to the contiitton of

tie affairs of the Krotol Chetaital Com-pany ia this err He win state thathe fond no property of company nthis Jwrisdictton and that the hooks andpapers of the company were tu ned over16 him wltaottt dispute

It is understood that his proiiaHaary-npport will be iled with the jvdaecorporation court in Alexandria withinthe nert day or two possibly this after-noon The natnre of this report will helooked forward to with laIsrael tt will show that theia Alexandria is ajcaia ia oeoratioa andthat the la belMg sMpped to fillc rdera seek day i-

I THE PENTECOSTAL MEETING

Interesting Sermon by Rev DeRand

Pieree of LynnThe feature of todays session of tIt

Pentecostal meetings which are beinghM dafty In Cencordla Clufc HallSixth and H StreeU aortHw et was theermon at il oclock of the RevPierce of Lynn Moos

A general buoin M meeting wee held at2 oclock this afternoon Many mattersef vital Impectanoo to tbo Pentecostalehttrahes thtoogaout the country were diecussed

Tonight the Dr A K Fitktn evaa-Jtottst ef Broottlm N Y will preach

Several sew deiegaies are spooled testrive

CORONATION ENVOY

U gtiayaH MiaioUr te Roptsftaat Hie-

CeuBtry AbroadDr Joan Cuestas Minister to the

iUalUd States from Uruguay slid atthe Mate Department tills morning aad-aansunceJ that he had beer cheeen asthe amheeandor for Wa country to Kteg-Brtwarda coroaatisfa

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Amendment to Department-of Commerce Bill Offered

THE SCHEME OF MR WOODS

New Secretary te Have General Superviatea Over Pr p8ed New BranchA Director te Be ia Charge Why thePatron Changed His Plan

Representative Woods of California hasjust submitted to the House Committeeon Interstate and Fereiga Commerce aaamendment to the Senate MU to createthe Department of Commerce MrWoods amendment proposes to add tothe Department of Commerce a Bureau ofMines and Mining His amendment is astollows-

There shall be a Bureau of Mines andMining and a Director of said bureauwho shall be appointed by the Presidentby and with the advice and consent ofthe Senate who shall receive a salary ef-

e M per annumHe shall perform such duties as shall

be prescribed by the Secretary ofaad required by Jaw There shall

be appointee by the Director of the Bu-

reau of Mines and Mining one cbtef tsarswho shell a salary of 9t a perannum and such other eterieal slstama may front time to time be authorisedby Congress

The said Bureau of Min4a sad Miaiaeunder the dlreeUea et the Secretary ofCemnwree shall have genorojl Jurisdictleaover alt matters pertaining to mines sodmiming Industries sad of the GeologicalSurve and over sal matters eemmtttedto any of the bureaus offices departmenttr or broaches of the public servtetoy this act from other execu-tive deportment of the Government tothe 3 d Department of Commerce whichpertain to mines sad mining as fully asthe same is now possessed by say of thesaid bureaus omces departments orbrunches of the public service fromwaencii the snire is so transferred sodthat the emeial records and papers newon ale in and relating to the business ofany suck bureau omcebeach of the pvbtlc service In this acttraaaerred to the Department of Gem

together with the furniture nowin use in such bureau ante departmentor branch of the public service shall beand is hereby transferred to the Bureauof Mines sad Mining

The std Bureau of Mines and Miningshall under the direction of the Seers

I lacy of Commerce collect compile andpublish information in respect to the-

me aad it snail be the duty of naidb-

aTCBDi to acquire sad disseminate practi-cal sad useful information concerning the

mineral resources and mining m-

dtstrte of the United States ss well asI of other countries and that the orace of

the Director of the Geological Surrey andthe Geological Survey Service and allthat relates and portals to the same ishereby transferred from the JuTiedtettoa-

j of the Interior Department to use Jurtsdiction and ef Department

Mines and Miningf The Dkector ef the Bureau ef Mines

and Mining snail annually make a reportof the work la to Congresswhich shall contain aa account of altraeneyg received and expended by Mm inpromoting aad facilitating the d celopmeat of mines mineral resources andmining industries in the United Statesand suck recommendations as he shalldeem necessary to the further develop-ment of the same

The Director of the Doreen of Minessad Mining shall under the direction ofthe Secretary of the Department of Com-merce have charge in the buildings orpremises occupied by or appropriated tothe Bureau of Mines and Mining of thelibrary furniture axtures records andother property pertaining to it or here-after acquired for use in its businem sadhe shall be allowed to expend for periodi-cals and the purposes of the library andfor the rental of appropriate quarterswhen not otherwise furnished for the ac-commodation of the Doreen of Mines andMining within the District of Columbiaand for all other incidental expenses suchsums as Congress may provide from timeto time Provided however that all of-

ficers and employes now employedin any of the bureaus omces departmentsor branches of the public service In thisset transferred to the Department ofCommerce renting to said bureau areeach sad all hereby transferred to aaiddepartment at their present grades andsalaries except where otherwise providedin this act until otherwise provided by

and provided further that all lawsprescribing the work and defining Ute du-ties of the several bureaus omces depart-ments or breaches of the public serviceby this aet traasCorred to aad stele apart of the Department of Commerce re-lating to waiec cad mfeiag stall a fara the same are not ta eonitet with theprovisions of this act remain In full forceand skeet until otherwise provided bylaw

Early in the ensloa Mr introducal bill to create the Department ofMines and Mining It was referred to theCommittee on Mines and Miaiag As theSenate had passed a bit to creole the De-partment of Commerce and the HouseCommittee oa Interstate and ForeignCemmeree have agreed to report the Son

bill with slight amendment MrWeeds concluded It wfltln be better ehave his bill tacked on as aa amendmentto provide in the new deportment a Bureau of sad Mining

MISS ROOSEVELT AT HOME

Presidents Daughter Arrives ia Wash-

ington From Cuba

Mies Alice Roosevelt returned to Vvtaafe

legion this morning from Cuba whereshe has been the guest of General aad

WoodMiss Roosevelt seemed in the boot of

spirits and health and said she enjoyedher trip Immensely

THE SMALLPOX SITUATION

Removal of a Victim to the Hospital ferThose With the

Ltottie Gnat a young colored womansuspected of having gmallpoic who w stenet yesterday at 14 Francis Streetsoutheast when the child Jeoepk Craw

was removed suffering wHk bhe diewatt to oy takea from the detention

carp to the smallpox hospital

contact with toe colored woman aShelton towered about tee days ago frew-IJCt Flat Street southeast

Torpedo Maker Dead i-

VIBNJfA April M Mr John Whtteheed number of the WhHheed terj odo aaKlaetory at Ffuwe othe AdriaMf ted sere yesterday of pej-tonltis at the age of tovtrolaiit-

Rapresenlative BromweK te RetireRepreeeatecive BromweM of Ohio who

ft spite s rvtrig hls fourth eaniiicnitee-toamjaanMM i this BtornlaK that henet be a candidate for reelection

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NOTED AUTHORESS IN iPRIVATE SANITARIUM

BIG POLITICAL PLUMFQfl A NEWSPAPER MAN-

R J Wyrna Made Fist Assistantmaster General

Rebert J Wynne ten corre-spondent ef the lies York Frees wiltbe appeM 4 First AssistantGeneral Mr Wynn Is a Penneylvanlnna Republican awl president at the Grid-iron Club

TIle vacancy w caused by the resig-nation of W M Johason ef New JerseyteWfh M MasHey of Make Harry-C New eMmNaaa Lath declined the ap-pointment

siMe MM and the salary KJtt Perry S-

Heath was First Assistant FestaMater-GeaeraliB tame MeKiniey AdmiaiflCtasiea

The aaBouacemeat ef MR Wynaea JIBpoiatmeat waa given out at the Postofcce-Departmeut today Mr Wynne says that

dent before the latter west South butwas under pledge net 10 speak of UKMatter until the Kxecutive retMrned

JUDGE KEILEY RESIGNS

The VirgiaiaH Retires FromCourt ef Egypt

Athoar M Kelley VirgteU

ti l X Egypt hashis rcaiKBatim o the Khedive awl theState Department has oflhafcliy

to tihat effect Roeeevettwin have time privtie e ef his SM-Cceaaor No teases for Judge Keileys-resignation wa given in the notice to theState Department Judge Keiiey was iormerly of Richmond

FALSE ALARM OF FIRE

CREATES

Ri s House Guests Have anExperience

Sudden Ringing ef Goags Reuses All theGtwstscaf tke Hole But ITe Blue

Is te Be Pound Anywhere

A faise alam of Are at the Riggs Househalt sight cans pit about as meek aseite

as a fej i are The Rises iavipped1ii li a system of Ire alarms oneach ao ben sac hi turned on ailJoin in chorus and Ute peR who is

teepee b afimIt was ahpat 1 oclock nat night when

the trouhe begaa Everybody had retiredThe hoMae had become M as If dosorted The night employes were drowsi-ly noddatf paadcm nlrtm brakettMMto-

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dJa nfeta t s wa hnrrjliis wThe whole bvildiag became lighted

i if by magic Bmptepes daubedand there soekisa the losses Gaeatarushed from their rooms or peasclothed principally less Horsemen andmembers of Congress womea and chil-dren scurried abort in a condition bordering on pone

Aid still the dread alarm was soundingand Mill no are could be found The ele-vator belt didviMX cease tress Its franOcappeals Forms in white were to be Meadescending the Jlreeeca The wholeeatabHohmeat was in an

At last discovered that therewas no Some one either as a eor through ignorance had turned on Utealarm

The alarm which from the beginninghad not ceased was turned off and tilefrightened guests began to realise howscant was their attire and sought the se-clusion of their rooms All was peaceagain but there has been no peace todayfor the employs Bach and everyone hasbeen appointed a committee ef one to Hadout who started that alarm So far themystery i unsolved

KNOTTY GNARLED CROOKED

Explanatiea ef Mr Lanham SegareiagCertain Trees Recently Planted

Mr William X Dougal and others recently called the attention of the DistrictCommiasioaers to the condition of thetrees planted on IT Street northwest be-

tween Valley and Thirtyftmt Streets TIMcomplainant allege that these trees arewithout exception knotty gnarled androoked They invite a comparison

these trees and those pleated sliesttwo years ago oa U Street between Tair-tynfth and Thirty bixth Streets whichare straight and free from detects Thecomplainants soy that the condition ofthe trees in frost of their homes indi-cate the feavtags of the nursery

Hr Trueness Lanham Superintendentof Parking Has r pertt d on the mattercontplaiaed of and states that the treeswet pleated are Norway maples and that-a peculiarity of their earlier growth tathat they are crooipd aad knotty as de-

scribed Mat that after a few yearsgrowth they oefcome straight and attrac-tive trees He statue that those pleatedwere of c gee stock and as good as thenursery Would afford

The ether trees referred to he said aresugar maples whisk grow straight fromthe earliest years

Mr Jjmbfun recommends that nochanges be atede in the trees planted

STREET RAILWAY EXTENSION

Commissioners Report on the EleventhStreet Line BilL

today submitted tethe Horse Committee on the District ofColumbia their report upon Howe MilNo 12366 requlriag the AoacoAtAa andPotomac Hallread Com a le ac

teed iUjBleyenth Street Use to ColumbiaHeights asd HoUBead Mellor

Oae of the mala reasons theythe eateaoioa of BleVeath Street te-

tbo need of addiMeaai street ear faeilLflea betweea Seveath andStreets in the Metier north ofAvenue sod the street opened

general understanding that it waa tobo a railroad route

Sibley Bill Favorably ReportedThe Howe Committee oa Labor this

morning a faverable report oathe Sibley WU to pcohlMt governmentagents from purehaaiag eonvict madesooes

Eirmer Han for IrelandBBLFAST April 0 Telegraph

ottttosthat ML Wa deUjcmiaed at a moevlag of the Cabinet on Monday toImM Armor sonvroinsur in Ireland for thesuppression of the Lulled Irish League

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Retreat

HER DOCTOR DENIES RUMORS

Nearitis the Only Malady Afflicting HerHe Says Herwc Treatment AdaHais-tored The WeHKae

Plans the Future

NEW TOSOC April M Mrs FrancesHedajaaa Burnettthe famous stories ef M e Lord Feestl rejr WKtoaghay etsJrn ALady of QualHy and other noted worksof Hctioa and who formori hired in-

Wnahiaxteu hi sow at the RiverviewSMtttarium at FIsMrfll Landing X Y-

Aeeerdtag to her phydelaa TX JeaarKelly Jr Mrs Burnett kt swterjmr frostneuritis and went to the art eathe pressing invitation of aa oWUmefriend Mrs WillIaM S Vhitwell eWest Btcv 4t Street this city whosehusband Dr Weitwell owns the

inaane Mrs Burnetts going tiers gaveier melody was one

steering facultiesHer Physicians Denial

by Dr Kelly who soilMrs Burnetts malady neuritm of the

lower Maths while It ha4 Its innervous disorder is a malady purelyphysical m Us steel Her mind M in noway weakened She is a woman eenergy sad the hardest kind of a worksOf course if she should attempt underpresent eoadmoas te keep up the old

with her But she can nod doss work iMUle every day A north aslant efwriting and tMnkteg ta no way Jeepard

her health nod while the book andmr speaks ef say be a longer time

la production tUB Mrs Burnett usuallytheta will I veature to say be netthe slightest loss ia the old tamiiter-

etreagth and brtntancy Mentalry JNn

The Patients TreatmentThe treatment which the weMkaewa-

appHcatioa of extreme heat to herlimbs

lag the limbs in a Umperatore or fromM to SM

through tits beautiful country

noon diversions of Mrs Burnett andsitter Mrs Jeraaa who is shiaaias

sanitarium with lane Burnett isusable to walk without crutehea aa thCher Illness causes her cenoideraaie h-coaventenee and suffering

Mrs Burnetts PlansIon regarstag her

Bursit yesterday pose out a wi4Uen state-ment follows

When I came to New York la Deeember my intention wee to completerat a poky nnd then a IteM both begun

at my country house in Espial The

it Impossible for K to work for the liveseat

I am except for the neuritis extreme-ly well and hope soon to be able to ful

my original Intentions with tINt as-sistance of the superheated baths sadstatic electricity I recovering rapidly

to pooetbta that I speedsummer in California which I have neveryet vlaited I shall go with my sister sadMT sea

WIllIe Mrs Burnett says that she hopesto go to CaMfomla tits summer DrKelly saM met night the he feared that-a cure of neuritis eeuW hardy he offsetodbefore next summa

Mr Townsend Mrs Burnetts husbandaccompanied her to this country HerEnglish home is called Maythorn HalL

OFFICER

Virginian ia the Navy Charged WithDntskeaneas-

steiler of the Lancaster on the chargeof druakeaneaa The oflicml complaintwas made by Commander George P Cole

of that shipThe president of the court Ts Wear Ad

miral Philip H Cooper TJ S Nl and tieJudge advocate Capt T S MorSrti U S-

X C Sucaeon M rat iler h naUve efand appointed from Yirataia

PENSION FOR MRS MKINLEY

Roust Cwaatttee FTeraHy Reports theTayter Measure

Representative chairman ofthe House Committee on Invalid Feaameatoday submitted a favorable ret oathe bill by Jleprewentative of Ontoto pension Mrs Ida MKJntey at theof HJPW per annum

SPECIAL NOTICES-

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