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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-11-28

IT is a fact not generally known
that there are over nine hundred
miles of railway on the island Of
Cuba. AS il appears on the map the
little island does not seem big enough
for very extensive railway system.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-11-28

THE President has appointed John
l.. Peck, of Kansas City, Mo-, to be
Minister to Switzerland, vice Broad
head, resigned.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-11-28

REV. 5. +. SMITH, author of the
national anthem " America" died
suddenly, of heart disease, in the
New England depot at Boston, re-
Gently, aged 81 Years.
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HARNESS! HARNESS 1!

DUT up on short notice. of good goods
Il and warranted. Repairing a spe-
cialty. w. p. WINNLL.
In rear Of Lewisburg p. o.
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New Advertisements.
THE UNION MILLING CO.,
FULL ROLLER PROCESS,
RoNCEvERTE, w. VA.
ID EERLESS FLOUR and other cele
Il brated brands, Meal, Chop, &c.
w. NJ. WYSONG,
Nov. 2S-tf. Manager.
FiduCiary Notice.

A Lii persons interested will take no.
"A tice that the following fiduclarv &C.
counts are before me for settlement:
list, The account of Mrs. A. .. Biggs.
adm r of Samuel q. Biggs, decd.
End, The account of James Williams.
guardian of j. Warwick McClung.
3rd, The account of J w. Mellow
ell, adm r Of Joseph Griffee, decd
4th, The admir- account of Samuel
q. "iggs, admir- of Mrs. Agnes Peyton,
decd.
Given under my hand.
JAMES WITHROW,
Nov. 2S-2w. COm'r of Accounts.
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IN Kentucky Bradley, r., polled
l72, 1876 votes; Hardin, D., 1853, 524 ;
Petit, p, 1871.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-11-28

Trimmings, be it silk, satin or vel
vet braid or jet, by the yard or gar
niture, our stock is complete in every
detail. Particular pains having been
taken to match every shade of Dress
Goods on the shelves.
VALUES ARE HONEST"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-11-28

EX-Gov. CAMPBELL says that the
people of this country would not
elect George Washington, were he
living, to third term. He does not
believe that Mr.. Cleveland desires a
third term. Neither do we believe il
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-11-28

IT Is said now that Col. Henry
Watterson is going to Europe where,
secluding himself in some quiet
place, possibly in Switzerland, he
will spend eight months or year in
writing life Of Abraham Lincoln,
whose character and genius Col. Wat.
terson has always greatly admired.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-11-28

CONGRESS convenes next Monday,
the End proximo. 1t is generally
thought that Mr.. Reed will be
elected speaker.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-11-28

WITHIN the past ten years John
ID. Rockefeller and his brother Will
liam have given to charitable and
benevolent institutions about S12,-
100000. That sum only refers 10
their public work, all Of which has
been unostcntatiously done. What
their private charities amount to
heaven only knows, ana that proba-
bly, is the best place to have it known.
Philadelphia Times.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-11-28
FOUNTAIN BLOCK,

aboring accomplished
modern shelves
Goods each Department
the Bigness of the Sock their flash Leness
of Prices
mts call attention "a items only:
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THE people of Switzerland re-
Gently celebrated the 5SSth anniver-
sary Of the Swiss republic. No ma
ton in christendom has more fully
demonstrated the ability of the peo-
pie to govern themselves.
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ATTENTION, EVERYBODY

w are now prepared to do TIN
W WORK Of all kinds. Nothing
put hrst-class meterial used. Satisfac-
ZION guaranteed. Give us a trial and
oe convinced that we mean what we
say ROOFING and SCOUTING .
specially. Shop in the rear of Law 81
Handley's.
MCCLEARY q DARNELL,
Aug. 25-ly. Lewisburs. w, Va.
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THERE was nothing new in Mr..
Carlisle's speech before the New
York Chamber of Commerce last
week. The burden of it was the me-
cessity, as he views the question, of
the speedy retirement Of the green
back notes. He denounced AS finan-
cial heresies many of the views en-
tertained by those demanding the
restoration OF silver to its former
status in the coinage system of the
country.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-11-28

CENTLENEN's Neckwear, at
" J. r.. BELL.
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WHAT time Car Reed will have
in attempting To muZzle and hold
down the accidents and jingoes that
slipped into Congress ut the election
last fail The Pops, Brother Neil
downey thinks, are preparing to get
In some fancy work ut the big cake
walk, whilst the Democrats will sit
/" all silent and all damned.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

All wool, imported serge, SO in.
wide, all colors, 25c.
All wool plaids, full line, 29c.
All wool, serge, SO inch wide, black
and navy, 34c.
All wool, black, lizard figures, 75c, 81
All wool Boncles, 40c.
All wool, high class Boncles and
Cupors, 9Sc., Sl.75
values ARE HONEST"
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Don't hesitate about
getting acquainted with
us. We want to meet
every one in Charles
ton and vicinity at this
Store.
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A LOVER OF Bargains can satisfy
"A himself by calling on
J. K. BELL,
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THE Louisiana sugar crop this year
broke all previous records, being
355,3s4 tons, or 57,647 tons more
than last year. And this result with
out bounties to the sugar planters (?
What becomes of the Republican ar
gument for the bounty system
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The University OF Virginia.

Editor Greeribrier Independent:
While much is being done i'm other
places TO help rebuild the Rotunda
of the University of Virginia, cam
not some plan be devised 10 gather
up and forward the offerings of the
Alumni and friends Of the Institu-
ton in this section? | take il that
all feel deep interest in this matter
and only waitan opportunity to give.
] would suggest one of three things ::
Let an Association be formed to take
charge of the matter; or let each
Aluinnus forward his contribution
to Capt. Alex. +. Mathews, at Bank
of Lewisburg; or send directly to
the Treasurer at Charlottesville.
BY all means let something be
done-and that soon. The reports
from other quarters are very encour-
aging. G.. b. ROuss has just offered
S25, 900 to be covered by like con-
tribution from Charlottesville. Re-
sponces are coming up from different
parts Of the land-let us not be be-
hind in doing our part.
w. G.. HAMMOND.
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Crowded Our Store

ever since our large, new
Stock OF Fall and Winter
Goods arrived. In three
years, or longer, we have
never been buster, wait
ing on
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TRADE
Honest Values.

Jelenko Bros d Loeb,
rs d rs, Capitol St.,
Charleston, West Va
" One Price Only,
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-11-28

We think you will
like this new way of
keeping Store. Hun
dreds have already said,
1t is a welcome change.
Will you?
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IT ALWAYS PAYS TO THINK |

and The people, surprised
and pleased ut the very
LOW PRICES at which
we are selling tirst-clasS
Goods this fall, have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
Islesraphic Breyitie,,

The Otis Steel Company Of Cleveland.
went into the hands Of receiver ycsf-r-
day. Inc application was made on he
halt OF the Industrial and General Trust
company. There IS 10 be no interruption
OF business, the courts orders express 3
providing that IL be continued Dy the re-
ceivors. Alvin Carl and President Wood
j. BtnleW were named as receivers, and
each gave bonds Tor $4,000 ca 10.
The ohio Southern railroad went iat0
the hands of a receiver at Lama esterdt y
morning, on a petition by Martha Rousculp
and others. The petition STAGES that the
road is insOlyent George saul was APP
pointed receiver.
Comptroller Eckels has issued call
for a report Of the condition OF the ma
tiOnal banks at the close o. business
Tuesday. May It'll.
Secretary Gresham had a very conf
Portable night, and was much better and
stronger yesterday morning
The Treasury gold reserve jumped
SjjOO,000 yesterday standing at the close
OF business at s1.059, SOS. The gold came
from lne felmont-MOrgau syndicate.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. May J.-The
corpse Of r.. ID. Hatcher, formerly OF
Fort Valley. Ga. was sent to that place
for interment Tonight. Mr. Hatcher
fell dead this morning at l2;-r O'Clock as
he was taking leave Of MS afianced.
Miss Daisy Whistler, upon whom he had
been calling. Heart disease was the
LONDON. May 9.-The Central News
correspondent in Madrid says that Manuel
Ruiz /orrlla. the Republican asitator'
is dying in Valencia.
ROME. May 9.-Premler Crispi has ac-
cepted the parliamentary nomination IN
the Fourth Electoral College His OBJ
ponent Is ex-Deputy de Felix, the Social
ief who was Imprisoned Tor lncltlus inc
Sicilians 10 revolution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10

Giving Newspaper Information Not the
Grievance Asa,Dst ThnrsioD.


WASHINGTON, May 9 An official OF
the State Department. after reading the
press dispatches from Honolulu this even
ing, said
1T is not true that the recall Of the
Hawaiian Minister was based upon the
fact that that Official gave 10 the press
information relative TO occurrences at
Honolulu.
"rhe truth is that Mr. Thurston. as
Is commonly known in Washington h2s
during the last year ana & half devoted
himself largely TO inspiring newspaper
criticism Of the Administrations action III
Hawaiian affairs The President ana sec
rotary of State put up with TINS not
withstanding the fact that II was mos
fragrant violation Of the rule that Il aipio-
matte agent must not cnticise yuDhciy
the acts Of the Government TO which he
is accredited But Mr.. Inurston O.
hausted the patience of Mr. Cleveland
and Mr. Gresham when he inspired che
newspaper assaults on United states Min
lister Willis. for the action Of that officer
under explicit instructions OF the
Department. ia looking after the inter
ests Of American citizens charged before
the military tribunal. At Honolulu with
completely in the alleged Instruction.
"In other words, Mr.. Thurstons re-
call was demanded because nc attempted
to discredit Mr.. Willis before the Ameri-
can people for doing his duty 10 Amerl-
can citizens charged with capital Of
fences I'm Honolulu"
WASHINGTON, May Omitted states
cruiser Olympia has sailed from san
Francisco TO relieve the Philadelphia al
Honolulu as flagship Of the Pacific, and
10 remain there indefinitely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
aH1 1ANNAN1-DUALOP CAsE.
Irocteilngs 10 set Aside sale Of Propsry
IN Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, VA, May Especial.
Major Robert stiles and Nh
II. b. Munford, Of Richmond. have been
in the city for the past two or three
days. engaged In taking dispositions IN the
case OF Tenant vs.. DunOlp, which mas
before been referred to IN these dis
patches. This Is a suit brought by the
heirs OF the late ID. Il. Tenant TO set
aside sale made by their mother, the
eNecutrix Of -. b. Tenant. deceased, Of
the goodwill. including the brands, of
the old partnership OF ID. b. Tenant n
Co, to MIR David Dunlop. The sale
was made in November or December
1850
1t Is said that the first intimation Mr..
Dunlop had that the parties were not
thoroughly satisfied was when the
writ was served on him in
this cause. and the bill was held. al
leging that the sale had been made at an
indequatc price.
Messrs. Staples q Munford. and stiles
and Holiday, OF Richmond, and Mr, WI
liam X. Mckinney, OF Petersburg. are
counsel for the plaintiffs, and Messrs.
Richard T.. Davis and Alexander Hamii-
ton represent the defendant. The
amount involved is about $4,000.
The building committee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold a
meeting on Saturday afternoon. TO de-
tcrmine when they VIII begin work on the
new hall OF the Association.
sUREY POLITICS.
Mr.. A. r. Morris chairman Of the
Democratic party oil Surry county. was
In the city to-day. lie says that the
fight in that county for county officers
will be the hottest known for a long time.
This viii De The first Democratic Ticket
that has been put up in that county for
county officers in ten or twelve years.
SONE TO WASHINGTON.
Rev. j. w. Pitcher. u. D., and Rev
John A. BasWer ana wife. left this morn
ing for Washington. 20 attend the con-
ference OF thc Young Peoples Union ANA
the Southern Baptist Convention. Mrs
barker is one OF TOUR delegates from
Virginia TO the Womans Missionary
Union. Of the South. which meets with.
and under the control OF, the conven-
ton.
Rev J. w Carroll will speak to boys
in the rooms OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association on next Sunday after
noon.
The Petersburg baseball club left last
night, for Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
OPPOSITION TO CARR.
TBEDGUGGrSTs PROTEST AGAINST
HIS APPOINTMENT.
Tho Confederate Monument nj Raleigh
Photograph ei-rhe Treasurer REFUSES
TO Pay Judge Jones sslaty

RALEIGH, y. c.. May 9.-special.-lhe
night OF the druggists against the ap-
,ointmcnt OF Dr. Carr as chemist al 'ne
Asylum is increasing. but 1t is not per-
sonaI contest. but one for a principle.
Tho state Treasurer to-day refused 10
honor a warrant for the salary OF mos
a Jones. as judge Of the Western Grim
,nal Court. lie contends that the Supreme
cour, has decided that Jones was not
Judge.
.fhe decision IN tho Cook-Meares con
test for judgeship will probably not be
handed down until next Tuesday.
THE MONUMENT PHOTOGRAPHED.
The immense veil OF the monument has
been nftcd. and magnificent picture
was taken Of q for the Monumental A.
ISOLATION.
the daring feat Of unveiling the mon
unent and replacing the veil was done 10y
two unemcn of the new electric works
hefe-Megsrs Busbcc and curtis. iHey
climbed 10 the top by the rope that hoin
the veil. not knowing as certainty ,"a1
the rope would not give way ana uash
them 10 pieces on the ground below bu1
the deed was done. and the ven ledn-
tuefeJ ready for the unVeiier, Juha Jaek-
son Christian. granddaughter Of the noble
Stonewau jackson. 10 lift and leave to
view FOR all axes this live memehto 10
tho dead heroes Of North Carolina.
Mr.. Josophus Daniels will deliver the
address at the f0rty-fourth annual com
rncncencnt Of the HOrner School at OK
ford. His subject will be "Taking an
Ideal"
Governor Evans, Of South Carolina.
has written Governor Carr that If noth-
ing prevents he VIII accept his invita-
ton for the 10Th OF May. There is TO be a
personal canvass made OF the city, so
as 10 ascertain accurately where The I'M
mcnse crowd OF visitors for that occa-
sion are TO De entertained. Raleigh is no
novice IN this matter Of handling crowds,
and no one need fear not finding accom-
mOdauons.
UoEE sECRIsT IN PRISON.
HOke Secrist. the wife and child muir
dercr, of Burke county. was brought TO
the penitcntiary yesterday TO begin term
of twenty years. lie came near BENG
lynched at Monroe where he had to wait
several hours Tor the Atlanta special.
Governor Carr has allowed special
terms Of court for Craven county-one for
the trial OF civil cases, to be held on May
9th and the one for criminal cases be-
gins on June 10th. Judge IL. r. Bryan
will preside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
q. 4. ELLIOTI DEAD.
lie Was the Constructor of the Confederate
Knrn a hcmnrle.

QUARANTINE. 5. J., May 9.-Gilbert
A. Elliott. president Of The Elliott Law
Company Of Broadway. New YORK city
died at his home at Fort Wadswortn'
Staten Island. al noon to-day OF eryslpe-
las lie had been ailins for about TWO
weeks
lie wes ffty-two years old. He was a
southerncr by birth, and was the con-
structor Of the Confederate ram Abe
marie. one Of his brothers. Charles g..
Elliott. Is president Of the Norfolk and
Carolina railroad. and the other brother,
Warren G. Elliott. is president Of the At
lantic Coast Line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
CAELfsLE ON SOUND HONEY.
lie Is to Make Five speeches on Tails Sub
iees-kevnote of the Administration.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-Secretary Car
Isle will deliver five speeches in favor OF
sound money" four of which VIII be
made in Kentucky. In his native State
he will deliver addresses at Covington,
Bowling Gieen, Louisville, and Lexington.
and before the Southern Conference
at Memphis. Tenn. on May I'D. The
first speech In kentucky will be made
at Covington. his home. on May 18th or
10Th. From there he will 90 TO Memphis.
Tenn, and during the last week in May
Will make speeches at the other three
points named.
The dates have yet 10 be fixed for these
places His first speech. that al Coying-
ton. KY, will be a Democratic political
address. 1t has been carefully prepared,
and will be the. key note OF the admins
fnaiiAa Va ia narnnziGn for \ "kaupd and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
The A z 4 Snnremr Cnnncil

MILWAUKEE. WIS, May 9.-The
reading Of the annual address OF Presi-
dent Traynor. OF the Supreme Council
of the a. r. a. occupied the entire time
of the morning session, and extended
into the aftesaoOn IL contained over
5000 words, covered about all the fea-
lures OF national affairs. politics. educa-
ton. religious tyranny and liberty, and
all matters pertaining TO the organization
Of which he has been az the head for
two years and which is being rapidly
extended TO all civilized and constitu-
tionallY governed countries
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The National
Fcncibles. who won the championship for
the best-drilled company In the United
States. at Omaha. in 1898, and success
fully retained the same at the Interstate
Drill. In Little Rock. in 1885, and the
Morton Cadets. both of Washington, ID.
G. left here over the Southern Railway
tonight, on the vestibuled limited, via
Atlanta and Birmingham. for Memphis.
each company carrying fifty men, ana
occupying Pullman ,leepers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
GREAT COUNCIL OF RKD MEN.
n ection of omoers-Body Meets Ncxt a
Ivnchbnrc

T. ectfon OF oneers-body Meets Next af
Iynchbnrc
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 9.-Spe-
cial-The Great Council. Improved or
der OF Red Men OF Virginia. held morn
Ing and evening sessions to-day. The fol-
lowing officers were elected. Great Sach-
EN-. d. S. Thompson Richmond: Great
Senior Sycamore. J. w Bacchacus. Nor
folk Great Junior Sycamore. James b.
Blanks. Petersburg: Great Prophet. James
4. Lash. Alexandria; Great Chief of
Records. Ira T. Holt. Norfolk: Great
Keeper Of Wampum. Thomas NJ. Gillian,
Petersburg. Great Saunap. Rev A. 5.
Heane, Grcenbackvilie; Great Meshinewa.
W. l.. Hancock. Roanoke: Great Guard OF
WigNam. J. II. Nolan, Newport News
Great Guard OF the Forest Ct. A. W.
Britton. Fort Lee; Trustee. c. L. Hin.
Richmond.
Representatives to the Great Council
of the United States. w. l.. Mcclure.
Norfolk; c. l.. Wells. Manchester, and +.
{. Garrison. Richmond.
The newly-clectcd officers were raised
10 the respective positions al the after
noon session. The Great Council adjourn
ID this afternoon 10 meet next year In
lynchburg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
HILKAIN Ms nan INOUGH.
He VIII Never Enter the hing Asain-Cause
OF Ills defeat

BALTIMORE. MD, May Sake Kill
ram. who met defeat 1T the hands Of
steve O'Donnell I'm the Coney Island Ath-
letic Club on Monday night. arrived home
at s o'clock last night. and after taking
a bath, went 10 bed IN. only mark
Kilrain bears is a slight discOloratiOn or
one eve. His trainer. Ernie aeDnarit,
took good care that no one should see
Kilrain. and dealt out information about
the night like Chinese diplomat would
talk of the China-Japan war
Al Herford, who was In klirain's cor
ner also arrived home last night. and
was fun of gossip. lie said that the
only thing Jake lacked was training, and
despite his condition. he had all the best
of the mill for fifteen rounds. and came
near whipping O'DonneM IN the eleventh
round. Then ais les began 90 give way,
and in the last round he fall from ex-
haustion. and not from a blow. lie was
up on his feet in little over a second, and
had squared" himself when the fight
was stopped. Kilrain told Mr.. Herford
after the fight that he would never again
enter the ring. In conclusion. Mr. Her
ford said. Jake made TWO mistakes. lie
did not train hard enough. and he should
not have gone in to box twenty-five
rounds with an athlete who was trained
like OBOnnel'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
49, scnArcnrp r1crrr MoNrArK-
New Englsnd in Atlanta.

HARTFORD CONN. May THE COM
mittee on manufactures to-day reported
in the Senate q resolution regarding the
Cotton states Exposition at Atlanta,
Ga. II provides that Governor Coffin
shall appoint six commissioners, three
men and three women. TO arrange for
a representation of Connecticut indus
tries at the Atlanta Exposition, Septem-
Der 10th TO December ST. 1850.
The sum OF 5000 is named 10 be ap-
proprated as expenses. Senator Birge
chairman of the committee requested
that the resolution be passed Immediate
~. but II was tabled for calendar and
printing-the regular course. II Will
come up for action In the Senate next
week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10

satisfied with third or fourth place. The
papers this morning all announced their
conclusions in this matter. and there Is a
war on between the management and the
newspapers.
The people OF Norfolk feel that the
Norfolk management have not done the
fair thing. and the attendance is growing
less daily.
Captain X. Frank Vaughan, promi-
nent Insurance agent. died suddenly on
the street cars this afternoon from pa
ralvSig
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10

safe currency" In opposition to what Is
termed silver monometaliism-
The Memphis Tenn. address VIII ne
strictly non-partisan. The other address
es will follow very closely the lines laid
down IN his Coyington speech. Mr. Car
Isle is in excellent health and fine voice,
and capable OF sustaining his reputation
as a forcible and effective public speak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
snccr.snr OF Admiral M,aae.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-It is stated on
authority that Admiral Ramsey Will sue
coed Admiral Meade as commandments
chief OF the North Atlantic squadron,
and that Captain Robley Evans VIII b.
detached from the command OF the nag
ship New York and appointed chief OF
the Bureau of Navigation in the Navy
Department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-10
FCENTES DISCHARGED.
he New York Newspaper Correspondent
Helensed Iy Cuban Author tvs

WASHINGTON. May 9-The State De-
partment tonight received a telegram
from Nv Springer. the Acting United
States Consul-General at Havana, stating
that Manuel Fuentes. the New York news
paper correspondent. arrested for alleged
completely in the Cuban Instruction, had
been released. Several days ago Acting
Secretary Uhl directed Mr.. Springer to
protest against Fuentes' trial by mil
iiary court Mr. Springer was admonish-
ed to act promptly, as the department
had reason TO believe that the life OF
Fuentes was in danger.