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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
FAIRLY GOOD SPORT.
The Racing st New Orieans-Thc
Utuners.

NEW ORLEANS. March 2l.-Warmer
weather attracted good crowd 10 lhe
eighty eighth day OF the winter meeting.
and some fairly good sport was offered.
The track was good, and the work Of
Starter Pettingill was the best Of the
week. as the field In each event was
given a good start. and the winners were
given no advantage. Summaries:
First race--nve furlongs. selling. 3-year-
olds- Mark S. 0l0. Penny. TO y won.
Nellie Osborne 00s. Young. TO y second
Sir John Oi0. III. Shields, TO ID third.
Time, 1;02 IL
Second race--seven furlonEs, selling
Buckedie GGl, Scott, 10 to u won. OAK
Forest O07. Gardner. CO TO u second. loco
Q01. Keith. 70 - third. Time. 1:@ IL.
Third race-one mile. purse-Theoiore
H. OW. s. Shields. 3 70 u won. lxlon
ni3. Penny. ~ to y second. Chimes
dc9. x. Jones. 10 TO y third. Time.
l43 30
Fourth race-three quarters Of mile.
selling Herman GCs. MI1gey. 20 u won.
Fakir G09. Turner 8 10 y second, sylvan
qO5. Finneean. 20 10 y third. Time. 1l5.
Fifth race-tbree quarters OF mile,
selling Wanda r. GOS. Hager. 10 10 u
won. ia Brown O03, l.. Scott. TO u Sc
cond. Mrs Bradshaw O03 Keith, u 10 u
won. Time. III
OLD DOMINION TRACK.
WASHINGTON, d. G.. March 1.-Two
thousand people enjoyed an excellent
days sport at the old Dominion track
this afternoon. The time made was the
fastest OF the seasOn. and compares IA
vorably with that made on more preten-
tous tracks. Syde was left at the post
in tho third race. and Jockey Boyle was
10 nnfg f4e IL
dy thought he WIS not trying to get away.
Three favOrites Cashed on the fifteen
books doing business.
First race-fOuT and n haf furlongs-
Rama 20 10 u won. Annie ]. second, Son
Malheur third Time. 81
Second race-Grand Prix 03 to y won,
Elizabeth second, Blue Bird third. Time
III IL.
Third race-four and a-half furlongs-
Little Jim g 10 - won. Quilla second.
Flash third. Time, 81 IL.
Fourth race-one mile-Thurston g To %
won. Ponce de Leon second. Nestibule
third Time. lA3 81.
Fifth race-sx and a quarter furlongS-
cadet (6 TO u won. Tenacious second, Po-
cahontas third. Time. 80 y.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Dillon j. OG
to 81 won. Trinculo second, Benvolio
third Time. 1:23 IA
SALE OF MONMOUTH TRACK.
NEW YORK. March 2l-Thc sale Of the
Monmouth race-track took place At the
courthouse at Freehold. y. j., to-day.
Henry i. White. special master In chan
Gerry. was the auctoneer
Lot one which comprised the old and
new race-tracks. and all the buildings.
grand stands. stables. dwelling houses.
and other appurtenances, was knocked
down 10 Judge a. 9. Monson and a. j.
Cassntt, for 5000 This was tho only
bid. Lot seccnd-the hotel and grounds
went TO the same persons for $1,000 This
was also the only bid Mossrs. MOnsOn
and Cassatt represented the bOndholders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

Annual Session of the Episcopal
Councii-Tobacco Market.

| PETERSBURG. VA, March 2l.-(Spe-
| cial )-Rev. Or. J. NJ. Pitcher. of this
| city. one of the abest and most popular
| Baptist divines in the State, originated,
| in connection with his Sunday-school and
| colportage work. the Children s-Day"
movement, which has been adopted by all
| denominations. DR.. Pitcher has prepared
| the programmes each year heretofore,
| but this year he desires to send out the
best programme OF ALL and has secured
for that purpose as he mOdestly says, the
services OF a Norfolk lady Of high cul-
ture and fine taste. who Is now preparing
the programme. The young people of the
Baptist Sunday schools in Virginia Will
be delighted with IL. from what your
correspondent can learn. and the super
intendents can procure supplies from DR..
Pitcher.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. S. u. Huff. who preceded Rev. A..
j. Fristoe In the pastorate OF the Second
Baptist church of this city. and who has
since been pastor in Westm0reland coun-
~. has lost his health. and has resigned
his charge lie has been taken TO the
home OF his son, In Baltimore. for medi-
cal treatment Mir. Huff is well known
and highly esteemed in all parts Of this
state. and this intelligence will cause re-
grets in the hearts of all who know him
The churches of his late pastorate have
applied to Rev. Dr. Pitcher for help and
advice in securing another pastor
Rev r. B. Collier has resigned the
pastoral charge OF the Broadway Baptist
church in Baltimore. and writes 10 Dr.
Pitcher that he desires a pastorate in
Virginia Mr. Collier Is native OF
Brunswick county. where some Of his
relatives reside.
Rev. r. Il. Bostwright. OF Bedford
city. the father Of Preside Roa'vrigHt.
of Richmond College. has resigned his
pastorats in Bedford. and may accept
employment with the Sunday-School and
Bible BOARD OF this city.
DIOCESE OF SOUTHERN VIRGINIA.
The second annual session OF the Epis-
copai Council OF the Diocese OF southern
Virginia viii be held at s. plurs
church, In this city. on the 9th OF June.
and Il is understood that much business
OF interest In connection with the new
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Football at Harvard Dead.

BOSTON. MASS. March 2i.-Yesterday
afternoon Captain Brewer notified the can
didates for next fails Harvard eleven that
all further training wouii he given
up for the present This indicates
that football At Harvard Is practically
dead. and it's revival veTy uncertain
There Will be- no more interco yiate cont
teats: no more chances "a Whip Yah or
wipe out the defeat Inflicted by "ennsyl-
vana last fall. IN the contrary ila:-
ward men must Doe cOuten. with 4 series
Of class-games hereafter on Soldiers
field for the championship of Iiar' ard
University.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Alleged Murdcrcrs Imprisoned.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. March 2l.-rhe
twenty-elght men indicted yesterday eve
ming by the grand jury. charged with
murder are now. with the exception OF
very few within the brick walls ~ the
parish prison. where they Will remain
until a day Is fixed by the District At
tOrney for their arraignment.
As soon as the men received the in
formation of their having been indicted
they began reporting to the Sherlffs
Office. and gave themselves Into custody.
All of them having been indicted for mur-
der which is not baiabie they will be
compelled To remain within the prison
doors until discharged from custody by
the Court on the hearing OF their cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

undertake 10 enforce discipline and COM
pei respect for Parliament, the courts
and the government.
,.rhe editor and stan OF the Globo,
who were attacked by officers consented
70 testify before military judges to the
facts OF the raids. They admitted they
knew the aggressors, bat declined TO sur
render the names. saying they did not
intend to become informers. The editor
OF the Publlcidad has been released on
bail. The Republican deputies have as
sumed the editorship Of their newspapers
In barcelona and elsewhere. Their in
tention is to add thus 10 the difficulties
or the military courts. inasmuch as depu-
ties cannot be arrested without the assent
of the House,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
4 Change Mt Dover.

DOVER. DEL. March 2l-Chancellor
James l.. W0lcott Democrat who was
the choice Of the minority Democratic
caucus for senator. and who has since
been Supported by majority OF the Dem
ocratic members OF the Legislature, to-
day sent a letter 10 Speaker Of the Senate
Watson. requesting the withdrawal OF his
name. The Wolcott followers. OF whom
Mr. Watson has ben the leader. then
united on Edward Ridgely. of Dover.
and nine votes were east for him In
both Of the ballots taken, but without
reguif
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

Doubiy Fatal Duel with Rifles,

KOSCIUSKO. MISS March H.-News
has reached here of fatal duel with
rifles between Dan Summers, young
white man. and Ike Allen tcolored), near
Carthage. twenty-five miles from here.
Summers and Allen had a flstic encounter
Saturday, IN which the negro was worst
ed He left the spot vowing verge
ance Both men armed themselves and
awaited another meetings. which occurred
thls morning on the road. They fred
simultaneously. Each shot went through
The heart and bo:h fell dead on the spot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

PORT or WEST POINT. s'S'a :"
by ,oissraphl
ARRIVED
$. ,m.hip Charlotte. eeaHs''' '"''''
ssI rs ana general csfk@ ,,, I.oaeb As'
steamship .,y ~ ~ ssssral carso
s,e.msnip gIn City. MAFsi'si'
pas,snssrs sed general cargo
sAILEn -. ~.
s,ean.hip Charlotte Benas''' '''''
sepsers aad general cargo i. I.aney, Net
steamship city Of Co.,s,rsa Colam,
Yors, passenxrrs aud sesw.ssnaa' WsiksstoaS
Steamship klm ehy; 80
passengers aGa general ea's~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, March 2l-A
special from Lafayette, Ala. 10 the Age
Herald says: one OF the most destructive
fires in the history Of the town occurred
here last night at IL O'Clock. The block
N the east side OF the square was burn
d. except two stores. The loss is about
,25. 900; the insurance. $3.50
Mrs Finney lost a building worth 81. 900:
Insurance. sl.000: Webb & farrell a stock
II goods worth 5000. Insurance. 1900:
;chusoler Brothers. building and stock,
$1,000; insurance. $1,000; r. w. Allen -
Co.. building and stock, 5000; no insur-
ince.
Nichols furniture store and Woods
drugstore were damaged slightly; dam
lge covered by insurance. Origin OF fire
unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

hopeful showing upon the relation, bo.
tween that republic and the gover,,osr,
of Mexico. The tenor 81 the repor,ea H.
formation Is 10 the effect that the aiso,,, =
ed boundary limits have been a snbssr,
OF recent very friendly consliers,lon h.,
both governments and that = tsmporary
arrangement has been entered upoa
which bids fair 10 result in an absolutely
peaceful solution OF the contentious be.
tween the two republics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
ELECTRICAL WORKERS. STRIKE.
Victory for COntrarfors-Defe"f Tor
walking Delegates.

NEW YORK. March H.-1'he STRIKE OF
the electrical workers, which has been
aolding In this city fer some weeks hAS
,cme 10 an end. The result is romp'eVe
sictory for the Electrical Contractors As
iociation. and an overwhelming defeat
ior the Board Of Walking Delegates of tns
various trades unions Who have been con-
!Ucting II. .,,
The settlement was brought about
hrough the mediation OF the New YORK
,ouncll Of Mediation and Coneiliation' OF
which Bishop Potter Is the hesd'
.ommittee Of mason builders were active
n the settling OF the dlfficui'les'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Drjl,iug Wells In North CEroiina

Messrs. Sydnor & Shepard have just
completed an s-inch drilled well for
Messrs. II. Well & Brothers, at Colds
boro, y. c.. and a fine supply OF water
has been secured. The water does not
flow, but comes very near the surface.
This firm has a proposition from the
Water-W Works Board OF South Bend, Ind
10 sink o wells for that city. There seems
to be great interest in the wells all over
the country. especially through Norm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

Captains Edward Carpenter. WiIIihm r.
Devery, and John Stephenson, and ex-
Wafdmen Edward Glennon and Henry
w. schill-appcared this morning before
Justice Ingraham. in the Court OF oyer
and Terminer, for pleading. No demurrerE
were entered 10 the indictments by tneir
lawyers. who entered plea OF not gulity
on behalf OF .heIr clients District-Attof-
ney Fellows then said that he would
move the trials OF the cases on the first
Monday in April. He also said that he
would notify the several counsel Of the
date on which each specific case would
-. taI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Profanity and Pain

,oo often 10 together. Refrain from.
sVearing II you are suffering The tor
lures OK rheumatism and seek the aid o.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters. which viii
exIel the rheumatic virus from ycu'
bl6od kidney and malarisi complaints
dygpapsia. constipation. neuralgia, an
bllI5usness are all relieved BY this ster
ing and comprehensive family medicine,
which should be kept always on hand
fop smsrsenctaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
THE CRISIS IN SPAIN.
Liberal Proposition Regarding New
Cnbinet-Newspape Trials.

LONDON. March 2l.-The Standards
Madrid correspondent says: '-rhe Liberal
leaders have informed Senor Sagasta that
they are willing to support him in forming
a cabinet to pass the budget and meas
ures which must be passed before the
end OF June. but only on the condition
that they will not be expected 10 exercise
pressure on Parliament to alter the press
laws. IL Sagasta falls The Queen VIII
ask Canoyas del Castillo TO form cabinet.
but neither will be able 10 conduct afrairs
unless General Campos and the command
ers VI the army corps In the provinces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Killed and Wounded Left Lying in
rho Streets of Linn.

WASHINGTON, March 2i-Mr. McKen
z!e, the United States Minister to Peru.
telegraphed the State Department this
afternoon that after three days fighting
an armlstice had been arranged between
the insurgents and the government troops
and that over a thousand killed and
wounded were left lying In the streets OF
Lima. Later some sort OF an agree
ment was reached by the belligerents, nd
peace was restored. provisional gov
errment now seems to be in power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Three Prisoners liberated.

WOODWARD. o. r., March 2l.-A mob
broke into the Jail here last night. over.
powered the guards and deputies. and
liberated three prisoners-Will Black
shear. Tom Yost, and EIWin Lahr. The
guards made stout resistance. sue
cumbing only 10 overwhelming numbers
No one was seriously hurt, SO far as
known. and not siot was fired. The
guards claim 20 have recognized some
members OF the mob.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Cubnn Rc,oiutionists Killed.

HAVANA, March g.--The Governor Of
Santiago province reports that on Marcf
18TH General Garrich started from Bare
with 20 men. The troops overlook the
rebels at Soils and killed five Of them In
q short but brisk fight. Among the dead
were the rebel leaders Manuel and Bache-
co. and the ade-de-camp Extrada. All
the arms and ammunition OF the rebels
were captured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
PORT on NEWPORT NEWS. aiS'H a. ''

PORT on NEWPORT NEWS, aircH a. i'''
tBy tslexrsp1)
ARRIVED
B,,,i.n steamship NonemoY. seF i''A
schoouer Essle wing. Bosiou, p,oiieacs
srncoDer Bertha Desa. bosioaA
SAILED.
schooner Lucind. sasson. Pso,,l,sdi' P.,l.sd
rcnOoner stella Is. Lapian
Rage r. J. Carlton, boston
b.rse A. ". Weston, Bnston,
Bares :. X. Lyman. Vsnskae~'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

WASHINGTON March 2i+-Senor Mu-
ruaga. the Spanish Minister, admits the
correctness Of the report cabed from
Madrid that he had rendered his reslgna-
ton, and that the tender had been de-
clined. lie refuses 20 talk on the subject.
One OF his friends. however, explains
that SenOr Nuruaga rendered his resig-
nation because his official conduct had
been adversely criticised by some Cuban
newspapers. notably Havana journals. lie
felt also that he had been misropresenied
by some American newspapers. His re-
signatOn WAS consequently sent In On
March lith. and the reply he received
from the Spanish Minister for Foreign
Affairs was such as to completely vindl-
cate his position
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
ARRESTED FOR TRAIN-wRECKING
believed 10 Have Caused several
Southern RAILWAY Accidents.

ATLANTA. GA, March 1.-caesar
Banks, formerly a section-hand on the
southern railway, was arrested at Jack
son. Ga, to-day for train-wrecking. IL
is believed that he caused TWO. II not all
hree. Of the recent wrecks which have
occurred on the Southern above and be-
low Macon. Banks was discharged
sew weeks ago, and II Is said that he
threatened 10 be revenged on the fore
man. The roads detective secured strong
evidence connecting Banks with the
wreck In which Roland Reeds company
hgtiref
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
nritnin and Hawaii.

LONDON. March q The Morning Posi-
Is Informed that Great Britain has rot
sent and does not intend to send instruc-
tiOns 70 her agent in Honolulu regard
ing the conviction Of British subjects
tired for selltlOn The report 10 tn
contrary was made ont OF whole cloth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
JtPs FOR MORE WAR.
Their Parliament Thinks the Peace
NEGOTIATIONS Premature.

LONDON, March 2l.-The Morning Post
has this dispatch from Yokohama: THE
consensus of opinion is that the success
OF the peace negotiations is doubtful. The
military element, which is dominant,
wants the war prosecuted until the VIC
tory shall be complete. In Parliament the
feeling Is the same. In the lower house
notice has been given Of a motion 70 the
effect that the time to negotiate peace
has not yet arrived"
SHIPS OFF SHAN-HA-KWAN.
LONDON, March 2l.-The Times's cor
respondent In Shanghai says that many
japanese ships are reported OF Snan-
Ha-Kwan, Taku, and Chiffon, and a
landing is likely 10 be attempted shortly.
The Chinese are on the alert TO offer
resistance.
PORT OF TAMSUI BLOCKADED.
LONDON. March "A Hongkong
dispatch 10 the Globe says the Japanese
have blockaded the port OF Tamsul. on
the northwest coast OF Formosa.
THE NEGOTIATIONS BEGIN.
SHIMONOSEKI, March 2l.--L Hung
Chang. with his suite, has left the war
ship on board which he had remained
since his arrival. and Is occupying quar-
ters In town. The negotiations between
the Chinese ENJOYS and the Japanese re-
presentatives begin to-day March :lsO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

George Seckendorf, representing Lebigi
Extract Of Beef, IL here. H. 10 disiriDW
ting Maria Parlo's cookbook ana AT"
elegant pictures. which the ladies Gag
have by calling for them az e.t1er the
grocer'3 or druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
sheriff Indicted for Murder.

ATLANTA, GA, March 2l.-Sheriff Me
AIlister, OF Clay county, was indicted
to-day for the murder Of Judson Hyatt
at Fort Gaines. HIS trial Is set for
March 20th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

be sure and use tnat old and "ell-trs
remedy, Mrs Wlnslow's soothins-syia
for children teething. II soolhes me ehlh
softens the gums. allays al pain eaLu
wind collie. and Is the best remedy to'
diarrhoea. twenty-five cents a bottIs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
old papers for sale at the Di''@'a
office

sound mind goes very seldom E''noa' :
sound digestion. and nothing coo'f'oa'e, -
ward IL more than the use Of Aaso''ifa D'''s.'
tho worId.reno wned appetzsr and ih'lsols'Y
,nnnufacturei only BY DR.. J. @. b. Aip'ha'
snSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
FAMINE IN EQUATORIAL AFRICA.
Natives Selling Themselves and
Their Children to Obtain Food.

ZANZIBAR. March H.-Drought and To-
Gusts have caused widespread famine in
been depopulated and mission schools and
churches have been closed. Many natives
are selling themselves and their children
into slavery 10 obtain food. The mission
aries In Ugogo. Mpwapa. and Mamboia
have joined others in an appeal for aid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
,,.u,.,a.u.xican Rnpproachu,ent

WASHINGTON, March 2i.-AdTicvs are
aid 10 have beea received az the 1uAie.
nalan legation tonight. the eject OF
which has a tendency 10 place . mo'e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Release of Arnieninns Ordered.

CONSTANTINOPLE. March I.-The
Sultan has ordered the release Of the
Armenian ecclesiastics who are imprison-
ed in the provinces for political offences
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

seek Information regarding Charles G.
Walden, Of Virginia, an Alaskan tur.
trader. Any member or acquaintance oi
the family VIII learn something ~ inisreH
10 them by communicating with T.
Williams, iG Eleventh street. oakland
Cal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

NEW ORLEANS. March a--John NJ.
knight. one OF the best-known railroad
men In the South. has been appointed
ticket agent OF the Southern Railway
(Piedmont Airline at New Orleans vice
l.. A. Shipman. transferred to Birmlng-
ham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
W Elward narrlgan, The. well.known
Indicted Policemen ,.,.,a.

-" YORK, March n The indicted
80, o'tclals Inspector Mclaughlin.
p'",n1 ; Donohue. Michael j. Muir
p"'' 'sin's X. Price, Jacob Siebert, ex-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

Wedding Bouquets. Plant DECORATIONS,
Fine Roses, Cut-Flowers. Palms. shi
Ferns. The largest stock IN tbs ciy' az
w. A. HAMMOHDs.
l07 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Light Police Cour, Docket.

There were only two cases Of any ,n,
rrcsi whatever IN the Police Court yes
to-day
Maggie Stanard (coloreoD was charged
br her mother. Adeline StanarK with as
Hn.Nng her. and plea that she be put
under bond was entered. IL was shown
tA' M2csie was OF unsound mind and a
commission Of lunacy was ordered 70,
Henry Williams pleaded guilty TO steal
Hk ID coat from BESSIE Ovenstein. and
MAS seNt g. jail for sixty days.
NJ Edward Harrigan, the. well-known
"'''i manager Of New York city. who
,'a s1'i leased his theatre 10 Mr.. Richard
-.'N.''d Tor a term OF years. Is In the
~ hc occupied box at the Academy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
storm I'm the Mediterranean
ARMIsTICE ~ PERU.

TOULON. March 2l.-A terrific storm
Is raging all along this coast Of the Medi-
terraneau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
GOVERNOR MKINLEy r,wrt,
Elaborate Preparations In Jackson.
Vile to Receive Him,

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. March Il i,
was expected that Governor McKlnl.v
of Ohio. who has been az Thornssvnle
Ga. for some da's. would arrive In J,ek.
sonvllc tonight. on route Tor ~.
Worth. Fla. and arrange msnts hl1 hen
made to tender him public rscopt.on.
Late this afternoon. however
message was received from Thom,s,l,'
stating that the Governor was uo..n'
and would be unable 60 hc IN Jsck,onyiis
to-night
Elaborate preparations had boon mad.
10 receive the Governor. sua the ri,,,s,,
were greatly disappointed az his non.,,'
pcarance.
CONFAB WITH POLITICIANS
SAVANNAH GA. March q -o.......,,.
Mckinley and party dI not l.av.
Thomasviile for Florida to-day ac. v,.l'n..
~ the programme. The GoNe,..,r h,
slightly indisposei. and his rhy.l.t,,,
recommended him TO remain in Thoro- =.
Vile until he racovers
After tho reception rendered him AZ ~.
Mitchell House last night tho Goverr,r
had conference With about a dozen pou.
tCians. one Of whom was ) e. pruch,r.t
the Fusion Senator Of North C,rol,.
The purpose of the confArenc, WAS n..
disclosed