THE EVENING TIMES WASHINGTON SATURDAY OCTOBER 18 1902 Fi

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OF THE DEPARTMENTSSecretary Hitchcock to Go to St Louis Preparation of

His Annual Report Assistant Secretary Miles

Lectures at National University Law School

DEPARTMENTSecretary Hitchcock will go to St

Louis within a few days preparatory tocasting vote at the polls seat mouth

days and then return to WashingtonReports are now being received by theSecretary from the General Land Officeagents and he is accumulating datafrom correspondence and records withwhich to begin his annual report toCongress One of the most interestingfeatures of his report will be the chaptfr which concerns the illegal

of the public domain in the Westand the satisfactory progress that hasbeen made against consolidated cattleand fencing syndicates whose agents aresaid to have outrageously infringed onthe rights of individual farmers byusurping without the slightest claimfertile grazing land for their own greedypurposes and defied the authorizedagents of the department when noticeswere served on them to vacate Acresand acres of this land were evacuatedin the past summer as a result of thestern action directed by the Secretaryalong lines formed in his consultationswith President Roosevelt last springThe grazing season having closed cattleare aoir being coralled and there arefewer disputes between cattle and sheepmen in the West to worry the Secretary

Queen LIHuokalanl is still agitatingher claim to secure some reimburse-ment for the crown lands she lost whenthe Hawaiian Islands were annexed tothe United States At the last sessionof Congress there was a bill introduced-in behalf of her highness on thesegrounds but after short discussion itwas removed to the files in the archivesof the lupitol to die with hundreds ofother appropriation bills More thanthat there was little favorable comment-on the measure With this in view

of the Interior Department whohave heard semiofficially that Queenliiliuokalani intends to present a claimto the Secretary for the purpose of hav-ing him recommend to Congress that itspayment be authorized emphaticallyassert that there is no hope for theformer queen finding support in hercontention unless she has found betterfoudatiou for her claim than has beenpublished heretofore-

W Bertrand Acker chief clerk of themiscellaneous division of the InteriorDepartment made public today the official annual of Major O IHein Third United States Cavalry act-Ing superintendent of the YellowstoneNational ParK It was only six pageslong but the paragraphs stretched intochapters would make fine material foran amateur novel about the life onnational reserves In the West Troops

and F were assigned to duty underMajor Hein These troopers traveledaboiy mil s in th r searches forsportsmen busting ontbe

to drive sheep and cattle out ofthe park and to extinguish numbers offorest fires that were discovered lastyear These fires are believed to havebeen of incendiary origin Eight bandsof sheep numbering 22000 head andseveral hundred horses and cattle weredriven beyond the park limits Fortysix rifles twentythree shotguns andseventeen revolvers were taken from unlawful hunters Major Hein reports thatthe streams abound with fish and alsothat there have heen many applicationsfrom private corporations for permission to make surveys in the park forestablishing hydraulic plants to gen-erate electric currents to be aced byrailways and lighting companies incities fifty to two hundred miles away

Thomas Ryan First Assistant Secre-tary of the Interior Department hasgone to his home in Kansas where hewill probably make several stumpspeeches After voting he will returnto Washington

TREASURY DEPARTMENTMilton E Ailes Assistant Secretary of

the Treasury Department has accepted-an invitation to a series of lec-tures at the National University LawSchool in the city He wil sixconsecutive addresses to the students onthe Jurisdiction and practice of the Unlted States Treasury Department entitled The Treasury Department ItsScope and Organization The Collection Management Custody and Dis-bursement of the Revenue

System The Jurisdiction ofthe Comptroller of Currency Jurisdiction of the Auditors of the Treas-ury and The National Banking Systern Prof Ailes lectures at this inEtitntion last year were instructive andentertaining

With other YantgjMw twocame to Washington to attendGrand Army encampment whose experi-ence stilt tb subject f referenceby people in offices on the north sideof the Treasury Department Prewably they ware man and wife Theywalked side by side from the corner pott Fifteenth Street and Pennsylvania to

the wide steps leading to the north en-

trance of the building All toe way thewoman hobbled as if she club-footed Reaching the stony st ps lay

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down and began to cry Squeezing herfeet she appealed to her companion forassistance He removed the shoefirst and then the other one With thotwo and new highheeledand scalloped the man with reddenedface walked to the oldtime fountain inthe center of the entrance way andsoaked the shoes in the basin that wasnearly filled by the sprinkliu and

water He returned to the suffer-ing woman She pulled one shoe onthen screamed The man showed signsof anger and exclaimed wellThe Hale woman stretched her lessfrom undr her skirts and ran with shortsteps to the basin where she dipped inher stockingcovered feet first one andthen the other She returned to herhusband who held the stores Each triedhard 10 get the wet feet in wetshoes Policemen who had noticed thegovernment fountain put to such a pe-

culiar use turned their backs on thescene faces beamed with smiles In theTreasury windows and alas they wentaway the man grumbling Ill neverbuy you another pair of new shoes nortake you to a G A R encampmentagain

Horace A one of the AssistantSecretaries of the Treasury Departmenthas been informed by the health depart-ment of New York city that some newprovision must be made for taking careof immigrants afflicted with contagiousdiseases Such cases heretofore havebeen treated by the city board of healthBut its hospital is overcrowded MrTaylor intends to go to New York within-a short time to hunt a suitable locationfor a hospital for this class of immi-grants

W W Brown Auditor of the NavyDepartment has gone to his home atBradford Pa for a vacation

Letters have been received at the department within the past two days fromColonel Ewing deputy auditor ofNavy Department saying that he is

more rapidly and expects nowto return to the department within twoweeks

Major William Howard Mills of thsoffice of the navy pay and aliottmeatdivisicn has secured a vacation iawhich time he will attend the meetings of the executive committee of thelocal Grand Army Corps in connectionwith the finances of the reception

In the temporary absence of D WHarrington chief of the division of general accounts Sherman Platt is actingchief clerk

Secretary Shaw has appointed a conemission to select a site for a new marine hospital at Pittsburg including DrL L Williams assistant surgeon of themarine hospital service the collector ofcustoms at Pittsburg and B F Whoaton assistant chief at division ofengineering and rafting

R S Person Auditor of the InteriorDepartment has gone to South Dakota-to vote

Warren S Bickford has receivedpermanent appointment as electricaldraftsman after having served his sixmonths probation satisfactorily

Victor Lyle of the Treasury Departmeat is III at the Providence Hospital

MUSEUMThe head curators of the National

are constructing exhibitsfor the St Louis Exposition The Gov-ernment building in St Louis is thelargest exhibition building ever erectedfor similar purposes being S90 feet longand 175 deep It Is estimated that thebuilding will cost 456 ftW

Notwithstanding the settling of thecoal strike Superintendent J E Wat-kins of the National Museum is continuing his experiments with oil ts a heating fluid Mr Watkins is consulting ex-perts from the Standard Oil Company Inthe hope of securing some plan for prac-tical oil heating burners in case theremay be another coal famine

CENSUS OFFICEDirector Merriam left Washington the

first of this week for as official visit toseveral cities in the South

William A Neal Jr of the Census Of-fice will go to Missouri in a fewto obtain statistics pertaining to lightJag and power devices He recently returned from a similar tour in the South

POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENTIn office of James T Metcalf su

perinteadont of the money order divi-sion a letter has been received fromthe Brazilian postal authorities ex-

pressing the desire to enter into anagreement to exchange money orderswith this country On the lat of nextJanuary the necessary arrangementswill have bees made aad the two coun-tries will exchange orders there-after

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None of Those Offered MeetRequirements

Postmaster General Payne will In thenear future designate an official of thePostoffice Department to go tc NewYork and look overthe sites for the new

in that city which have beenoffered for sale to the Government

The Secretary of the Treasury willalso name an official to consider thesites and while the reports of the twoinspectors will be made to their re-spective chiefs they will be jointly con-sidered by the commission named byCongress to select the site So farthirteen offers of sites have been re-ceived at the Postoffice Department butinasmuch as none of them was accom-panied by certified checks they are notconsidered by Treasury officials as beingformal offers

Nevertheless these sites will be considered Ly the Postoffice official assigned to the duty with a view to theiradaptability to the needs of the powYork office It is not believed that anyof the plots so far tendered meet the requirements of the proposed new officeIt Is desired to have a situ which Isbounded by four streets and none ofthose offered for sale has this advan-tage

As a result of this unsatisfactory situation the Architect of the Treasuryhas inserted advertisements in a numberof New York papers asking for formalproposals and it is hoped that otheroffers will be received for sites whichhave the advantage desired

AT ECLIPSE

Crater Linne Covered WithHoarfrost

CAMBRIDGE Mfss Oct 13 Sub-

stantiation of important theories wasobtained by Harvards astronomical au-

thorities in their observations of th2

lunar eclipse The observations con-

cerned themselves principally with thocrater Linne and were carried on byProf W H Pickering who carefullymeasured the area around the crater be-

fore and after the eclipse with a mi-

crometer and confirmed all his past obthat the bright grew no-

ticeably IK area during the time otmaximum darkness

For many years It has been noticedthat tbe area around Linne has beengradually changing its form and manyconjectures as to the reason have beenadvanced Prof Pickering has alwaymaintained that the light from the spotIs that of hoarfrost though he has realized that it may be reflected light Thefact that the spot grew perceptiblylarger when the suns heat was cut offlast night by the interposition of theearth confirms Prof Pickering in hishoarfrost theory He is now practicallysettled upon that point and hopes withthis as a basis to work out a pet theoryof his own concerning the earths bigsatellite What this theory is he wllnot say

As far as photographs and the makingof occultations were concerned the eftorts of Harvards observers were virtually failures This was due to theclouds which obscured the moon duringthe critical period of Its full eclipse anjit came as a severe disappointment tothe professors engaged in visual antiphotographic observation

THE PURSUIT OF KLEIN

No Further Efforts Will Be

Made for His Return

BALTIMORE Oct the monthlymeeting of the directors of the Mary-

land State Hospital for the Insane atSpring Grove yesterday afternoon it wasdecided that no further tarps shall be-

taken to secure return of GeorgeKleIn to the institutio-

nIt having been decided by the Virginia judge said one of the officers ofthe institution yesterday that theState Maryland cannot compel him toreturn and the same authority havingrefused to demand ban for Kleins ap-pearance before the supreme court In-case we should appeal there weconcluded that pursuing him furtherwould be simply chasing a shadow Itwe appealed under present

Klein might be In Californiawhen the time for trial arrived

When the man was acquitted In courthere of the charge of murder on theplea of insanity he was sent to this In-stitution that the State of Marylandmight be protected from himnot b permitted to return and the ondsof justice are stilt accomplisher thoughnot in the manner intended His escapewa doubtless deliberately planned andexecuted by his relatives

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End of Coal StrikeDifficult Problem-

The prospective settlement of tho an-

thracite coal strike will it is said at theNavy Department remove an uncer-tainty relative to the naval maneuversplanned for this winter It was fearedat one time by the officials at the de-

partment that it be necessary toabandon several of the imoprtant prob-lems planned for the Caribbeanneuvers because of the shortage in thesupply of bituminous coal as a result ofthe anthracite strike

Early last spring Rear Admiral Brad-ford chief of the bureau of equipment ofthe Navy Department made large contracts for an adequate supply of coal atnormal prices for the navy during thecoming winter Recently however sev-eral of the bituminous operators havefound it impossible to fulfill their contracts with the navy A large supplyof coal is on hand at Key West and SanJuan Porto RIco but this Is hardlysufficient to supply the ordinary needsof the naval vessels in those waters

One of the problems planned for thewinter maneuvers was the convoying andcarrying of coal In colliers from Nor-folk to Culebra Island In the West Indies It was feared that this problemwould have to be abandoned but the endof the strike will probably make it possible to continue the original

TIED IN GlASS BATTLE

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dled by Freshmen

KANSAS CITY Mo Oct 18 Highschool students in Argentine a suburbof Kansas City have fought a class bat-tle every day this week

The students captured the Rev E BSmith yesterday afternoon tied him tothe rail fence and kept him prisonertwo hours because he sympathized withthe sophomore class in its contests withthe other classes

The freshmen turned the hose on thesophomores and bound one of them inthe manhole of a sewer The battles re-sulted from attempts by the sophomores-to paint their class numerals on the roofof the smelter

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Companyterday a Coincidence

CHICAGO Oct 18 The Incorporation-in Trenton N J yesterday of theUnited States Packing Company waslooked upon in some circles as the nu-

cleus around which the great packingconcerns of the country were to begathered into the long foreshadowedmeat trust

Packers in Chicago were positive antIunequivocal in their denials They wereready to admit that the coincidence oftitle and time was strange but nevertheless they pleaded not guilty

It is certainly news to me saMJ O Armour whose firm was named asthe head of the merger and who hasbeen picked according to general reportfor president If anything is beingdone on those lines I know nothingabout it

I do not know whether there was acorporation known as the United StatesPacking Company Incorporated In NewJersey today said Arthur Meeker ofArmour Co When assure 2 there wasno mistake about the incorporation ofthe company Mr Meeker said If such-a concern was incorporated it has nothing to do with Armour Co or any ofIts Interests It may or may not be abona tide corporation

I think I would know if anything ofthat sort was being done said ManagerConnybeare or the Thomas J LiptonCompany and I am certain there IKnothing In the story

A DISTRESSING ACCIDENTKINGWOOD W Va Oct 18 Ell

Moore a prominent farmer was fatallyinjured and his son Walter was killed bythe bursting of an improvised cider millnear yesterday They had taken inold millstone and rigged it up inthreshing machine for an apple crusherThey attached steam power and themill revolved so rapidly the stone burstin pieces hitting both men The sonwas Instantly killed by a piece of storhitting him on the head and the fattiercannot recover Both were highly

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This Sale I2c Pair2580 pairs of Fine Gauge Fancy Half

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