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ml1sion AMI omission wers depfe.
Gated aud depl1fei, ~ was nlao
lhe lack Of diligence on the
part OF young ard old in studying the
requirements OF thu Gospel. He spoke
10 terms ui commentator 81 the
Chuic1 sculols, th0ss presenting tho
principles VI the q lsDei ia systema-
TIC and borough maunoL II ohildten
are 10 become good, thorough Latter.
dsy Saint, they must be trained IN
the principles OF the Gospel, % law.
yer must receive his training under
one thoroughly worried In the pTInol.
ples Of law. He commented the
Church schools 10 the patronage aud
support Of the people.
The following Stake Organizations
were represented. Relief society, By
Sister Nellie q. Taylor; primary asoo.
elaliou by Sister Csmllla g. Cobb,
klndefgation association by Sietcf
Georgiana 4. Young, and Sunday
schools by Elder Richard +. Horne.
In Runeinl the organizations wero
said 10 bU In good condition and the
work Of the officers was explained,
lheir faithiulness being hlghly com.
mendOd. The death VI Sister Ellen
q. ClaWton, Stake superintendent Of
the Pfimary associations, was feeling.
W referred TO. The benefit Of tho kin.
defgation anu Sunday eohool training
was omphasiEei, and the faithful wufk
oi the teachers therein received high
commenaation. The ofgauization of
toe sunday School Union into a more
efficient condition for training puf.
iosUs was announced.
President Joseph 4. Smith followed,
expressing the pleasure be had taken
In tue proceedings OF the meeting, aud
commanding the way Ia which II had
been conducted. He deprecated the
tendency toward indifference aud neg.
igonco on the part Of many OF the
noople, while expressing pleasure at
the great Improvement OF the large
majority. Ho urged iudustfy and
thfiii, 90 the proper means Of bringing
about good timer.
Elder Psntose asked for tho 6urgol.
ton OF Improvements In tho keeping
OF ward records. from Bishop, ward
clofke, tic, 10 DO sent 10 him at the
HitlOflan's ofilce.
Choir and congregation sang:
Sow lot ~ rejoice In the day Of salvation.
Bonoiiclion by Elder Go3rsv roAs.
dale.
Adjourned 10 p. M; meetings also
10 be held on Sunday OF 10 q. m. ant
aud Z y. IN.
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ATTORNEY ROGERS DENIES


L'njry Rogers today flci with the
clerk oi tho supfemu couf, general
DENIAL Of the charges made against
bin by sidney Stevens ior unrroics.
slonal conduct aud pfuy8 the case be-
dismissed. Thu denial is a lengthy
document ana WIS filed shortly before
tho NTws went 10 press this after.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-05

NEw lonK. sept 5.-Rcsefye. decrease.
81 1906 loAns, decrease, t3'au,l01i specie
increase, N,li.2.g, legal tender, decrease
iLlii,blg; deposits, decrease ~ SO, COL cir'
culhuon, increase. li.iuyo. This banks hold
i'.-.g, go 90 excess 0f requirements
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rRASsrrRs or sroogs.

Two hundred shares OF Gllera nj
Sl,611 nershaU;lO0 Mammoth % 81 20;
5000 Rex al II cents. Total shaToa
sold, $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-05
LABOR DAY PROGRAM
luCIudsi a Spsach BY Senator Cannon
on Labor and BimetalIsm.
GREAT ROCK DRILLING CONTEST


The leading attraction on Monday
will he tho State Lablr Day celebration
n, Saltair Beach, under tho nuspicts Of
the Utah Federation Of Lator. which
has prepared most interesting pro.
gram for the day. Information re-.
cUived from outsiio points, including
tho various mining camps, indicates
that host Ok people viii lake adyan.
iago Of tbe cheap rouid.lfip rates 70
Salt Lake City Tor this celebration.
Many will want 10 hear United statcs
Senator Caunon'i great speech On
Labor and BIN 'lslism, In vhloh he
will vigorously oomtat the Gold-
ne views on this subject and
tho address by Hon. Edward
Boycr, president u the Woiiefn Fei.
Grafton Of Miners, on "Why Working.
men Organizs," will doubtless be- an
Interesting feature. Below IL given
the tull program. Too Afternoon o1cr.
ciae5 IN the pavilion beginning prompt.
ly Ut 3 O'Clock:
OFFICIAL PROGRAM.
Overture. Frouciomo Fairies. ed. rannhaus. r.
thuatonscn hrus Orrhesrh
Introductory Remarks Addrc.sof Welcome
address Why Norkiugmtu uTgauiIU.....4
t,,a,. ~. 49,. ~. iiou. hdwsrd noyee.
Chuitousoa nros' orchestra
Addfoaa, labor aud nlmrtallam...............
A.. .,'..'...,'u United siaic. senator cannon,
christensen n iiS 3rehc,,rs S''' A'''
PROGRAM o. sroHls
tloek. drilling contest Tor the Championship
OF thh, governed By standard rutoA
iug Of war between teams representing al
kNhipiuon OF fancy diving
swimming races Tor ladies, gentlemen and
TUT aud barrel tacca
LohF distance fwimmluF race f1t champion.
mp Volt, over tho CoufHgirum Haitaif PAVILION
70 1atlell hoach and return. Upon arrival az
Capt Narfaft
sack an Three legged races.
ne and apple eating contests.
DANoE PROGRAM
iruhiinEstummon waltt....,,.Johann strauss
~ uapittn two Htcu...................
samhoa wedding Day schottitcho. o. noncdiri
"a hgfcouao Walt Ice, .,...,...E. Waldicutol
~ u honej moon Marrh....,... goo. liro. hoaCy
Casino raoh4o Waiia. ..........-... Jos Uungi
somebody's sweetheart schousuhe ...-
The Ssl ea.;s' ., ',',''. MOO y Iohani
A summor Nightin Munich Waltz ..........
west foint cadet polka 49,, '.,.',iis Tshs9i
Visions % beautiful " oman Waltz .......
o.. .sssssssss .ssssssssssssssssss ~. tnhfnHfh
Ieut An hicn rolka,.......... O.. Waldicufol
HHI.
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lead-s1AH
Coppcr-Qulet. brokers l0.,
LuAd-bruscra, is.ul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-05

Today's temperature Ia shown In the
FAC simile Thermometer given below,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19
rnH Ems EIEor oFFIcHRs.
The Necessary Preparation FOR the 10th
hnniv-rssr, of the Lodge BeinE Made.

The Necessary Preparation for the 10th
Anniversary of the Lodge HeinE Made.
Richmond Lodge. No. A.. Benevolent
Protective order Of Elks. met last even
ne at It's hall. over Mr.. Otto AprGen-
uern's restaurant. on Broad near Fourth
street. and elected the following officers
Tor the present year: c. b. Neal, eX-
alted ruler: j. H. Chataigne. esteemed
leading knight. Juan A. Pizzini Jr.
esteemed loyal knight. Sol. Wei, esteem
"a lccWring knight. james a. Angle. Sec
.otary. Juan A. pizzini, ST.. treasurer,
T. j. Powell outside sNnlircl chris.
INsnscn trustee Tor Torn oil three
fcars. II. G.. Lc0th. representative TO
he Grand Lodge. G. II. Angle. alter
lsie: William Goodman. chaplain. sam.
crowder, orRanist. The exalted ruler
subsequently appointed Mr.. Louis III. Size
gel. esquire. and MIR. Pm. Hellstern IN
sde guard.
The newly-elected officers were then in
tailed, and after the transaction OF the
,sual amount OF routine business, the
nembers OF the lodge repaired TO Mr.. Nor
tenstern's club-room, where collation.
ras served IN elegant style.
The Committee on Social Session was
instructed 10 make the necessary prepa-
"a atom for the tenth anniversary of the
odge; which 70 " ~ celebrated On May
~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Stuuds by the Conference Report.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March lH--At
regular meeting Of the Senate Com
mittee on Foreign Relations this morn
ing the conference report on the Cuban
resolutions was discussed al length. IL
was understood that an effort was 10
be- made 10 get Mr. sherman move IA
open Senate to refer tie report back 10
the committee. with Instructions 20 DIS
agree 10 the third clause Of the House
resolution. This was discussed at the
meeting, but the sentiment OF the COM
mittea was largely against such action.
The committee, therefore, decided 10 stand
by the conference report ana urge as
speedy a elton in the Senate as possible.
There IS absolutely no doubt I'm the nina
OF the committee about the ultimate
adoption OF the conference report. Sher-
man holds that a. soon as the senate
concurs IN the conference report the
resolutions will go at once 10 the Ifesi-
dent. further action by the House being
unnecessary. in view OF the acptance
OF the resolution OF that body by the
Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19

orscRJPTION on mr. SOI1HLEN
RIILWlI'S NEU SfEdHSHif'
M Meeting of the Il. and %. DIRECTORS
Cane Fear and ladl,in Valley heoib'"'
rstion-Other Railway Notes.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, March Is "e
freigbt and passenger steamship Atlanta
buut for the Southern Railway Company
for use between Baltimore ANA Noiioln'
was successfully launched at 4 oe'o'N
This afternoon from Cramps Simply "l"'
i'm the presence OF number of d''''n-
guished visitors from Atlanta ana h"Il'-
mar. and "A large crowd OF s9e' thl"i
who had collected 10 witness the event
The honor OF christening the vessel was
assigned 10 Miss Ida Glenn. daughter "l
,x-Nlayor j. J.. Glenn. OF Atlanta.
few moments after 4 O.clock iAN ."'
block was Knocked from uhn't ,iio .t'-'
and as the vessel started iiom lhe ""s
Miss Glenn broke the bOtiie OF ,"aIN-
payne upon the SIDE anu 'itt''
Arter thc launch the party was enter
tanned al a luncheon hy inc ~'s''
Cramu. ... ,.+,,r,ad
home Tonight. but the Atlantans VIII le-
main until tomorrow afternoon. ...,,,
The Atlanta is a single screw steaiIis. y,
with cargo capacity or oov lons' -, 3",
30 feet long ~ feet BEAM an" 40 40 49,
draurht her engines AL be OF tAe Fei
tical friple-exnansiCn type. ana 7Ar ID
expected TO MAKE fifteen knots au ~ -
There will be accommodations aDoatt1 6.
30 passengers, ana thc Nea',i ,,.,''ter,,
Isrdsome.v furnished with every molei ID
snniiamce. The cost of the Atlanta ~
$3.50 600. The Atlanta has the 1us ,I
anpearance of being nearly cOmYieSe' az
her deck-houses are on, but u VII D'
about two months before shc - ''''''
Baltimore and ONO.
BALTIMORE MD, March 1s.-t Inc. Pc ee
lief I'm many quarters that "A NJ, - ~
Inc Baltimore and Ohio railroad director
would be held tO-day-the regular hout-
Ia 'affair-arOused considerable hA'iN,1
.poong the security holders OF the ''Ni-
many and financial men Sehti"i. ~
rmroor gained currency that Mr.. atephch
: I'LL the expert accountant, VINO eN-
amiued the books and accounts on 81.
companv. would be present ana eA -tdli.
his discoveries relating 10 the H''"'i0'-
OF the company. t.,4 o,1 ff "a
But the meeting Was nor n,'u, IN. ~ meet
rcr known when the board VIII M
..rsfn Now that the property ~ th
hands of receivers and opefalel u"V 80
direction of the United Hi't'' ,..-.,,thl,.
There is no necessity TOT f,i...
',,f.renee. unless ,he receivers 81" n
49, NV. the directors act Win 'ii'ii Pr.
an adyisory capacity. Both - nit,
49,, and Murray are OUT OF 'le 80
ard no information in the HH''''
be obtained. ~.
Cane Fear and Yadkin Valley.
Chairman William IL Hiackaor ,be az" re-
John ), ; -, Committee OF the Cape rear
- Vadlin Valley railroad, IN So'iiDanS
am IN rnbn X Cowen and Z. }. -. ross.
counsel 70 the committee: iei' 49," ,,, ~,
- foreclosure proceedings SAectlrs
III Wy Hstr,. Jt.'~- S.mCntOn, or the
, ~, states Circuit Court. The hearing
il fixed for tomorrow. .,o,,ca,os tho
"rh~ baltimore committee advocates tne
sale OF the property as WHOLE "i''c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19

The Corner stone of the Davis Monument
VIII be Laid July I'd.

rho Jcff.rs1n Davis Monument Associa-
,ion held a meeting yesterday afternoon
in the Office Of the Hon. j. Taylor III
tyson. July "a was selected as the da'
for the laying of the cornerstone OF lle
monument TO be- erected TO fleai"e"l
Davis. ,.,..... ,,,,
After tran.acting routine business lne
association gave out tie iollcwlhs cstcui'r
letter of Information for the n'henl OF
I'm those desiring ID submit competing de-
signs. go.
The recommending diagram Of Monroe
Salar. represents a comparatively H"'
area of some eight and haH acres
pretty well filled with well-esown trees
~ various kinds and a fountain az the
centre Of the supposed monument site.
The monument. complete is TO cost not
over 500 e)0 nor less than 100000.
Designs must Dee submitted on or before
Nay 20 1896. under seal. marked nm some
convenient manner. the real name or the
Designer in "a sealed envelope accompany
ing the same.
Designs must be shown by plans. cleNa-
lions and sections. all 70 il scale, TO-
gethcr with colored perspective based
on Il" scale. taken at such distance as
win bring out details in the fullest man
ucr.
Full descriptions and working speciii-
cations must be given upon which close
approximate estimates of costs can ne
made: and a bona-fdc bid must accom-
pany the design, guaranteeing the cost
viii not exceed the estimate.
All designs submitted shall be the pro-
perty Of the jefferson Davis Monument
Association. Ricnmond. Va.
Three premiums viii be paid:
The first best desien..................Sl ono
The second best design................ 300
The third best esign.................. 90
IN communications should he addressed
to j. TAYLOR ELLYSON,
Chairman Committee on Design.
Hinhrnnrl Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19
LAMB AND CURTIS SPEAK
,1ocKtDE RUNNING And RhSioh-
,yG ORDER IFTER THE p1"'
.., re,ubIicans to Nominate o"p'"'"
Eives for Mayor-Many f'"p''
Come to Richmond

c,r,prO TTESVILLE, VA Mafen -
nh. FIRST of series OF lectures lo'
inf, Of the restoration fund Oh '''' 49,.
-. If virginia was delivered III 'n'
',i''y ,,,,t institution last evening Dy
80, 80, viuiam Lamb. OF Norfolk, anu
General Newton NJ. Curtis Oh Ne" -. o',.
,r,e subject Of Colonel Lamp i'0''' =
.p,oc,,ade Running at Fort Fisner'
Wei. ,nat of General curtis was "Ihe
,,,.,ori.,ce of a Federal officer in Es'aO-
Ilsbipp order and Restoring civil Al'"o'
itv I'm Virginia in 1870.
Roth lectures were well receive" y! az
o,,,rc.iative audience, compose" "l
rll.,r. ANA their families, students ol ,'l'
I-nivcrsltv. and citizens oil Chafiol'es''''''
UNIVERSITY BASEBALL. 49,.
,rto T,sa-b9U season viii open al ''o
,-..,'',,si.,. Of Virginia ON next SATURDAY
,,.,,b came between the University ''"''
and the famous Boston team ,
,,,, pef,ihlican party Will likely nave 81
..,..,1,t. i'm the field for The mayoi7n
80 r,.,iottcs,ilc. which election Is w
talk. plac. 81 May. Among tl' mimi.
he most prominent Repnnli'an. il''. ,...,
.t Is Captain j. d. lsFt-' 80 ,t..
fer.nees have already been he'n, .,
name OF the candidate h"a "o'
been announced. .,-,.,.,
Tho Armstrong knitting factory ioe'.'l
,.. ~ cbariottesville. and which shut dow"
- fcu months ago. resumed operations Toe
dav. and is working fun force. ,.o
FROM what your correspondent ~
learn. quite number OF the cilizens 4, 1'
charlottesville. the University ana Oh -
bamarle and adjacent counties wiz 'i So,
advantage Of the cheap excursion ialg S o w., -
The Chesapeake and Ohio on Api" Am
-tb 10 visit Richmond. some hAeii' " ~. ~
come who have never seen the cdYi'a' VI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19
Oxford Assignment.

OXFORD. y. c.. March ESPECIAL. o.
z. !. Rawlins. a dry-goods merchant IN
oxford. made an assignment yesterday;
liabilities. 5000.
Tobacco continues 10 come I'm in large
quantities, and good grades bring good
prices.
\ little son OF AZ. Thomasson. near
oxford. was badly bitten about tho face
By mad-dog. His father and physicians
have taken him TO New York for treat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19

No Action Taken Regarding a New Issue.
No Fears of suits.

NEW YORK. March 1S.-The board Of
directors Of the American Tobacco Com
pauy held a meeting to-day George
Arcnts. the treasurer. says that only
routine business was transacted.
Regarding the report that the COM
pany was about to issue an additional
S1orr.OOu preferred stock. he said:
The directors have taken no action IN
regard to such an issue and when they
do The public will know it,"
Tie did not know If they intended tax
ing such action.
In reference 10 intenclng law suits, or
Tho irro.ds that the competition OF 81.
Louis firms arc making on the trade ot
this company, Mr.. Arents said: ..
Law suits don't bother us ~ all.
Neither does competition. We sell our
own brands. and that's all We care
about"
MIR. Arenis would not discuss the oues-
ton OF a dividend OF the common stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19
,onrn c4RoLIAA REfUHLioANs'
f, cemmitee to Confer with the fop"ii''s
Iooting tn Fusion.


PArEIGH y. c., March is -Ihe he-
nubllcan State Committee this afternoon
called the State Convention 10 meet May
zen to elect four delegates and four al
,,rr,atee TO the National Convention AT
g louis and TO nominate a state ticket
or sucb part thereof as may De asre-l
mon. II was decided that the commit
,es should meet here the day before tue
convention TO examine into prima Iacie
c,ses of contested Delegates u
there Should be occasion Tor tne
performance Of this DUTY
resolution drawn by Senator Pri'chaia
was adoptcd. that a committee composed
of A Is. Holton. II. l.. Grant ana james
II. Young. be appointed TO consider the
question OF cooperation with the fopu-
lists i'm the Stale. and 10 receive such sus-
regtions as the Populists may iA"h' r.
parling cooperation. and 10 report ~ '''
state COmmi s4 May lbth.
The committee added Senator FiitchAI
and Representative Settle 10 this suO-cO'n-
n ittee. j. &. l.. Harris was elected seefe-
tar-v To the State Committee, vice tyre
Glenn. whose appointment was not In
accord with the plan or organizatloh'
he being a member of the committee.
Senator Pritchard says foreclosures Oh
the State Committee are for Mckinley.
He and Russell. who is candidate for Gov
crnor won a victory In the committee
to-day. in the fght against Settle, an"
pockory and iiolion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19
Iccture n Richmond COLLEGE,.

Professor J. r. Hunter. Of the School
Of Chemistry In Richmond College. viii
lecture in the chapel OF that institution
this evening at s o'clock. The subject
will be Chemistry as Applied 10 the
Arts and Industries" The lecture viii
show how modern chemistry has develop
"a out of crude beginnings and is now
the foster parent Of many arts and in
dustrics. The lecture will be illustrated by
experiments. The public is invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19

co,oroor o'rerran intends to enforce
w N1ann,n law. Speaking OF the report
that am attempt 20 violate the Jaw Nouiu
me- made al ST. Asaph race-iracA' ne j.
onotod AS saying yesterday; .,,,
"Ir il becomes necessary 10 40 30 "ii'
camp n company of soldiers ON the -.
Aeaph track. or amy other TRACK ln 'i,lo
state. and keep them theIe SO io.1 80
there IS any likelihood OF an attempt
,'.,,e made 10 break the law"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19

WASHINGTON. March lS.-President
Cleveland is hfty-nnc years old to-day.
There was no particular celebration OF
the event at tho white House. and Mr.
Cleveland passed the day as usual at his
desk Some Of his personal friends, in
Guiding Senator Wins and Rev. Byron
Sunderland. his pastor. remembered the
occasion and called during the morning
10 nay thslg yeApsctSs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19
Hit by II Bottle.

James Dunlop. a boy. living on west
Grace street. was playing I'm the yard of
Rev. DR.. Carmichael Tuesday afternoon
whom a lady in an adjoining house threw
"a bottle out Of window. 1t struck the
hoy on TIRE head. iuficline painful scalp
wound. Dir. G. ". j. Brock scwea up
the cut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19

IA the CITY Circuit Court before Judge
Wexford yesterday, Che Jury in the case
OF Alice Watkins. trustee. against Ed
waro G. Smith. failed 10 agree, and was
discharged.
Several coupon motions OF the Common
wealth OF Virginia were dOchcted, and
continued until Aprh LIST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19
Miss Cameron Slightly Hurt.

Miss Cameron. daughter OF Mr.. Aloxan-
der Cameron, while ont on her bicycle for
a ride yesterday morning. had fall ana
was slightly hurt Her injuries were not
sufficient TO require the services OF
physician. and shs lad almost recovered
LAT ni&ht. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19

SMITH. Died. March lhih, at So -,
charlotte Page and ". l.. smith. age"
six years and nine months. -.
Funeral services srOm 10 west Nam
street TO-DAY az II o.. ocN.
Interment at Emm tanel shu-ch' wv"
hatan county, Va. $780,. -,
Favette (N. O. papers please COPY.
GRIFFITH. Died. suddenly, ne.SH
18Th al the residence OF ". r.. Pnnips'
Miss II. 9. GRIFFITH Oh Nes'po.r
Conn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19
Mr.. Henry 4. Farling
D.llnc.er,e. sleI..IS.09l

WASHINGTON. March Is The Treas
,.,, ,,old reserve az thee close OF business
,o-'av stood al So. SIS o94. The withdraw
,ia for tha day We're N5lli'.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19

THOUSANDS or ROUNDS or 1MMt-
NITION AND IRMs ron CUBA
Successfully Delivered by the steamer
Three Friends-One Of the Most Inn
portnnt Needs of the Army Filled.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. March S.-A
special to the Tlmcs-Union from Key
West. Fla, says.
The steamer Three Friends, Jackson
Vile. in command of Captain Napoleon
b. Broward. arrived here at noon to-day.
having succeeded in landing i'm cuba Cen
eral Enrique Collaseo. Major Charles Her
nandez and Duke Estrada, besides fifty
four men taken off the schooner Ardell
from Tampa. and the entire cargo OF
arms and ammunition OF the schooner
Mallory. from Cedar Key. It was by
long odds the most important expedition
that has set out from this country. and
the Cubans here when they learned that
te Three Friends al safely fulfilled her
mission. shouted "Viva Ia Cuba" until
they were hoarse. They declared that
it would change The character OF the
whole war, as te unarmei men would
now be- armed. and lose without ammunl-
ton would be- supplied and that Maceo'
who had before been wary and cautions.
would Dee more aggressive than Dee hat
been.
=
Tho cargo OF arms landed hy the Three
Friends ard Mallory was as follows:
10000 rounds of cartridges.
l.elJ rifles.
2lO0 machotes.
40 revolvers. besides stores, rclcadins
tools clc.
The Three Friends met the Mallory hl
Alligator Key. The Ardell had just ilnis.i-
ed transferring The men 10 her. While
they were rendezlOused there behind the
Pines In a deep coral-walled creek three
big Spanish men-of-war steamed slowly
by. but they did not discover that there
was anything suspicious looking in shore
although with a glass men could be seen
in their lookouts scanning the horizon, as
Well as searching tho shore.
GARCIA SAILS FOR CUBA.
SOAIERS POINT. y. j.. March IS
After three failures General Calixto Gar
ella is at last upon his way 10 Cuba 20
fight against the Spaniards. Together
with sixty-two Of his countrymen, no
was put aboard the steamer Bermuda OF
here this morning by a little passenger
steamer from Atlantic City. The entire
scheme was cleverly worked out, ana
the agents OF the Spanish Government
are said to have been badly taken IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19

The funeral 81 Mr.. CHARLES y Hli.t
VIII take place from the fca4ience. va
west CLAY. THURSDAY, az o'elo-As ~
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19

WILMINGTON. DEL. March 10, o.
m '.1' 'Wilmlneton and Baltimore railroad
Yesterday by Trala NO. o0. the , seioru
section Congre ssional hNpie al 49,,
five miles. between Baltimoi 1iirti,.lt-res
n, ,,.s AND fhe nun from Pcuyllle -
1 i'r' Fcrry. nfty-six ana "a haii n ..a.,
fr affv-three minutes. mciulln5 80
IN Wilmington. The time ior We reii.t
distance of nincty-llf "e "H" .' '''-
Was lightweight minutes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-19
Confederate Memorial Society

There will be an important meeting OF
tho c,onfe,,.rste Memorial Literary Society
at the Museum on Friday at l2'sQ i. NJ