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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
RAcINo n BENNINGs.
\ Good Crowd and Tast Track, but Too
Much wind.


WASHINGTON. D c., Nov l3.-Ihe
end of the first weeks racing OF the
Washington Jockey cub al Bennings
brought OUT good crowd. The track was
fast, but tae WIND interfered with the
time. Sumamri,s.
First race-seiuug one mile-Dalsrett
on 90 81 first. Deuride O. TO - second,
Governor sheehan q 10 y third Iime'
LIZ 2-J
second race-purse $500. twoyear-olds
and up. five furlones-Gala Day 6 20 p
first. Martha H. to - second, Senator
McCafreu l3 to D third. Time, 1903 25.
Third o-thrco-year-0lds, six and a
half mrougs-K -Knniknic 20 20 % FIRST
Blue Devil @ to ID second, storm King
O. to ID third Time, l.-5
Fourth raco-tw0- -year-olds, six fur
longs -Warreuton % 10 ID first. Mont
D'Or % 90 ID second. Judge Wardell q TO
y third Time l.lL
Fifth race-purso s31o. stcepc-chase.
threc-voar-oIds and upward. about two
and h3lf milc-Dccapod % 10 % first
Mars Chan O3 TO D second. Time $685..
Buckeye refused 20 jump and Tom
Moore fell, no third place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

Wednesday nieht "a pleasant pariy was
given at the residence OF Miss Annie
jackson. ON Laurel street The amuse-
menis, INDUCED in until % late hour, were
parlOr games and dancing, music hclns
furnished 10y Messrs. Harry Evely, W..
Martin and sam Hill
Among those present were Misses Din-
mo clayton. Annie Riuehart, Gertie Cary
Eta Hills. Lola Hills. Lillian Johnson,
Daisy Bowman. Cora Davis, Annie Jack
son.
Tho gentlemen were Messrs. Ernest
Wintaup. Norman Napier, Emmett Hills,
Eric Hickman, sam. Sheppard, Marion
jackson. Harry Hopkins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Blanco. Policy.

HAVANA. Nov. Marshal B'anco.
the governor-general of the Island, has
according TO official report requested
the presiding magistrates of the tribu-
nails before which may be brought ma
tives charged with the crime Of rebellion
against the Spanish government to re-
nit these cases. and those of similar
character brought against foreigners SO
lhat they may Doe decided according TO
the terms OF the proposed political am-
nesty for Cuba and the PHILIPPINES, APP
nroved by the Spanish Cabinet on the
gth instant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
80 CorrlL - LorIyG.
Fred. Schaie and His companion Acc
drntIly Disturbed Them.

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Fred. schaae' I-- 2'u.". aNl s-g,'
..i.. ..i D'., ., .'s -srown ut.gInar fa-
9tiel' a.so 80 l.', ,-D5.,..i',.
al exciting oDl-l-' " .u'' '-''.'s
nlshi' as ie7 w., 't| I,.,, e..-'
to-day .n lll .-7.. s-. q. ..'-..., '.
says tne t-" r..-.- ,-,....'',i
was iAe chars. | '''''''' '''
missed iAe case .,.. story ~, e.,.so ,o
According l' ''.
made caIl in .'.l'..' ',---, "l'' o'c'; ... a''a
on the way nom. l,' "a a, /" 'D.... ,...
room Tor some I'm So 60 ...'-ot
ing the laneN '., .a ,i.,, '''o' s-.l -..,'. '''
He started 90 stree .i. malan against ga. e., a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
DOUBLE UMPIRE System.
Provisions Made by the League to sup
press Rowdyism on the Ball Field. a

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 13-The annual
fan meeting az the National Baseball
League was brought 90 a close this even
ing after nnal session. which lasted
from 1890 20 J.aD T. II.
Very little business was disposed OF at
the previous sessions Cf the weeks meet
iugs. but to-day conclusions were reached
on several important matters.
The double umpire system was adopted
I'm connection with which 10 was decided
that regular schedule for umpires
should be prepared.
Provision was made for tue suppress
sion OF rowdylsm on the bah field. and
it was decided TO have four trips between
the sections instead or two. as hcrctoiore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
UNPROVOhED MURDER.
An Inonensiye Boy shot Down in wanton-
ness.

DURHAM y. c.. Nov. 13-Special-A
colI.DI...-I murder occurred this morn
ing bon east Durham. A strange negro
uamed Henry Green shot colored boy,
Don Lasslter. twice on the doofsieps ot
Lissiters S. mother nome. DEAN resulted
without pr0voclton.
is. D. sloggIas, white. pursued the muir
derer. who ran. ordering him several
tImes 90 stop. but he did not obey dnd
S-0gslus ured al him with Winchester
rifle, striking him iu Che lower part Oh the
stomach. causing death.
Two hours later 5COggns had pre-
limluary examination, held before JUST, es
Guuter and BarDee, and was h0n9rdply
acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
BRUrAL uURDER ~ SCOTT.
The Body of the Victim Found in Dc
serted House by His Sister.

BRISTOL TENN Nov. 13.-Special-
News has reached here from Ayers, scott
county. Va. Of a brutal murder. The
body of James Blizzard was discovered
in the home OF Floyd Vickersi a bullet
had penetrated the brain and the skull
was crushed by a blow from an axe. Blz-
yards body was discovered by his sister
and was found alone. the Nickcrs family
having deserted the house.
FLOYD Nickors is believed TO have COM
mittcd the deed and he had fed.
The motive for the murder is not
known, but Nickers' wife is suspected of
being the cause
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

NEW ORLEANS. la, Nov. l3.-Ihcre
was n slight increase n the number 'I
new cases Of yellow fever reported mere
to-day. eleven being announced. Inefe
were two deaths. as follows. Edward L.
Mitchell Jennie Collins.
The situation here is steadily growirg
better
New Orleans people who have been
away are beginning 90 return.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, Nov. 81 DE
Board OF Health reports no new cases ~ j
no deaths for to-day. This will oe the
last bulletin The Governor to-day raised
all quarantine restrictions.
MOBILE, ALA, Nov. l3.-Four new
cases. no deaths and twelve recoNclles
was the report today
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

Miss Daisy Kerus was reported at "
o'clock this morning 90 be dying "l N''
old Dominion Hospital. t.,
She was taken ill only n week ago WIN
appendicitis and peritonius Her tonnl-
ton was such for q few days an operation
could not Doe performed A day or lW4
a,,o .ha ,,a. removed 20 the hospital and
operated upon. For time her friends
were hopeful but last night her condition
grew worse and early this morning mem
bers Of the family were summoned 10 her
bedside. ,
Miss <erns a. only fifteen years ola. She
- "a daughter of Mrs Martha kcrns, VINO
resides ou Nenahle street near twenty
fourth Mr. William ID. kerns, clerk
I'm the u0stOhce, is brother OF the
young lady.
She s talented. promising and popular
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said ~ this proposed sum was 10 be voted
and like sums, there was but one thing 20
do. and that was to raise taxes. lie
wanted 10 know II the people Of his ward
wanted taxes raised. II so, he would vote
for these appropriations and for an in
crease Of taxes.
Mr.. Carter was heard with the closest
attention. but his remarks were not ap-
plauded as were those OF Nj. Wendcn-
burg
OTTER SPEECHES.
Mr. Reizenstein replied TO Mr.. Carter
ana made an earncs appeal Tor the
schools.
lie was followed by Mr Waddey who
expressed great love for the schools. Mr..
Waddey said. however. he could not vote
20 condemn CounciImcn for doing their
duty.
Mr.. Waddey renewed his motion 10 lay
the resolutions on the table when the
motion was put Mr Waddey was the
only man who voted aye and there was
a storm Of noes"
The resolutions were passed with only
Mr. Waddey voting against them.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
Mr. Henry J. COhn in q speech, In
which he referred TO the necessity OF the
Democratic clubs standing together, pre-
scented resolutions adopted by the old
Dominion Democratic Club asking for
Conference Committees from that organl-
zatlon: the clay Ward Aciives and the
Powhatan Club.
The Actlves decided 10 appoint Con-
ference Committee and the following were
named: President Walthall, Messrs
CLYDE ". Saunders Henry L. Carter u.
j. Walton and S J. Reizensien.
Mr.. Wendenburg being called on Tor
speech, responded appealing 20 Demo
cratic club men 10 stand together 10 re-
sist efforts Of members OF the Democrauc
Toague for Good Government 10 amend
the citv charter. lie criticised the league
in very plain language.
When Mr.. Wendenburg had finished his
address the meeting adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

= meeting OF AN those Interested in
claims against the Feedmeus Savings
Bank viii hs held an True Reformers Han
ON fuorth Second street next Tuesday
night
Giles b. Jackson is the chief counsel
for the dep0stors and has engaged a dis
tiugulshed white lawyer 90 take charge
OF the case as the leading attorney. This
lawyer win be in attendance at .he meet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
BROUN, fS5 CIRLIsLE, H.
Two of the Indians seriously Injured and
the Browns Badly Jsed Up.

NEW YORK. Nov. l3-The elevens nom
the Carlisle Indian school and Brown Uni
verslty fought thdr annual grdiron bat
tle on the Polo Grounds this afternoon
in the presence of fbout 5000 spectators.
Brown winning Is tO IA.
D. was clearly "a battle. of strength
against science and science came out on
Top. Two players were so severely in-
iurcd that their football career OF 1897
IS likely tO bee cut short Both injured
men belonged to the Indian team, and
both met with disaster Don the second half
Wheeler had his shoulder sprained and
gave way 90 Scott. Mcfarlands injury
was more serious. His ankle was dislo-
Gated, and % was found necessary 70
move him 20 a hospital in Harlem. All
the Brown men escaped without serious
injury. but, nevertheless. they were badly
used up
Time-Halves Of thirty and twenty-five
minutes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Fnnt.RnlI Rot.

DENVER. col. November l3.-Nhe
football game between the teams of the
East Denver and West Denver High
schools ended in a riot In which all the
PLAYERS and couple of hundred of the
spectators took part.
No one was seriously injured, which
WAS due to the fact that @ dozen police
men were sent TO the scene and dispersed
the mObs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
GREAT TUBING WORKS.
VIII Furnish the Trade Of This Country
and a Large Part of Europe

P1TTsBURG, PA. Nov 13.-The shelby
Tube Company Incorporated under the
laws Of Pennsylvania was organized mere
to-day. The capital stock is $1,000. oN.
10 will manufacture iron and steel Weid-
Iess tubes. IL will control 81 per cent
of me output I'm the country and VIII ne
able 90 supply the entire American irade
AS well as a. good part Of the European
consumption
General offices have been established IN
London and Birmingham. England.
The cost of production viii Doe materially
lessened boy the acquiring Of patent ighla
and processes of live of the largest tube
COMPANIES of .hC country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
I'm Nlnrl. nerne., Grnres-

ATLANTA. GA. Nov. 13. Representa-
tive Calviu's resolution authorizing the
appointment of commission of six to
take measures looking 90 the marking
OF the Confederate soldiers graves who
are now buried in northern States. passed
the House to-day hy unanimous vote.
amid great applause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
rHE COURT-MARTI1L.
Three More Cases to be Tried AZ the hegi
mental Armory o-Morro".


The General Court Martial appointed
recently by Governor oFerrall' will con-
vene once more al the kegimental Ar
mory tomorrow evening at $50 o'clock,
when three more cases Of members Of The
\lrsiuia Volunteers will be tried. The
first case 10 be taken up wall be mat oil
First Lieutenant ADtdAdin . Nt'l .V'i'
Company b, First Battalion infantry
Co.oreD Virginia Volunteers. ne Is
charged with absence without leave and
with absence from The eompahh ienoe4-
yOus. c......
rrvate II. r. Milburn. Of Company a,
FIRST Virginia Regiment, Infantry Will
be tried on the charse Of nesiecl OK du'y
and conduct preiudicial TO good order and
military discipline.
Musician kicAard f. Dyer Of the Drum
Corps. of the First Regiment Infantry
a. charged with failure to repair 90 the
co,nnonv rendezvous and with conduct 10
the prejudice Of good order and military
discipline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

places. where they had been left by Eek
les and Myers. a..
Myers told the officers that one OF me
wheels was his and the other oeloh~eu
10 his brother .
Eckles anu Myers had sold a kodak
20 a gentleman here. which they admitted
% have stolen from club house IN RICH
mona.
The Chief OF Police in Richmond was
notified by wire OF the arrest Oh the par
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
B1cHmovD BoTs ~ LTMBo.
Arrested in Petersburg while Trying to
sell Two Eicycles.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov 8.-speeiaL
= lieutenant Chandler and Police officer
p,nahon arrested tonight on suspicion
ro,,ts Myers and Kenuon Eckies, Two
bows from Richmond.
The boys. It Is stated had been onerlls
Columbia wheel and the other Il red cres-
cent. , -. ats,o-,,,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Cn.h Transaction

WASHINGTON. November l8.-Sccre-
tary Case has issued a circular letter
directing that hereafter am claims for
services OF the Union Pacific railroad
against the government Doe settled and
paid in cash.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Nov N-Fors-
cast for sunday; -,
Virginia and North Car'2ine- P"'' ~
o,, ,ortlons. warmer. southerly winds
south Carolina ana "eofsia-s~ an
warmer; southerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
Future ippointmentS

WASHINGTON. Nov. IS.-Ex- Congress
man r. Mondel OF Wyoming will be- APP
pointed Assistant Commissioner of the
General Land Office next Monday.
Judge Emory +. Best. OF Georgia, whom
he succeeds. Will probably be appointed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

PETERSBUEG. VA. Eov. 13.-SpoCial-
EuhI7im Jordan Iu.0rOu dropped dead Duo
the back yarI OI Irun0 eys har-room
9n HaHrN stree. tHI- afternoon.
It i- said aL OBI. Time h. was stricken
he was ul4y.ug cards.
Death resulted lum heart disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

Manager Mayer, OF McCabe's Athletic
Association, has arra ged for game oi
base a.l between the Blacksoure club ana
the McCabe's boys, to be played early In
the season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
pANcr oF rHTnMOMTTIl;.

Following was the range OF the tner-
mometer AT The Times office YESTERDAY;
3 A. NJ, Al. ~ NJ. So; y. So. IS, T. VI"
60: p. Nj. a.. Il NJ. AZ Ayerase % IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

WASHINGTON ID. c.. Nov. l2-The
following North Carolina fourth-clas5
postmasters were appointed to-day: Mar
maduke. Major y AlStnns Ncst0 Josie
Quinn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
The CANADIAN PREMIER.
Sir Wilfred Laurisr Makes a Fine In,
preston in Washington.
CONFERENCE Ian NOT PINALLYF,XED
A Liberal Spirit shown Towards Increas-
ing the Commercial Intercourse Be
tween the United states and Cam
ada Treated with Consideration

WASHINGTON. November I-While
the plans Of the Canadian contingent now
in Washington i'm connection with the seal
conference are not finally fixed, it is the
present expectation that Sir Wilfred Lau-
rier. the Premier with Sir Louis Davies
and his personal following, will leave
Washington on their return home Tues
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14
GOOD OPINION.

Something Of the views taken Of this
Canadian misao1 by our government may
be gathered by the following utterance of
a high administration official who has had
dealings with the Canadian Premier:
"sir Wufred Laurier has not only been
received by the government with great
consideration. but has made an excel
lent impression upon all Of the gentle
men with whom Doe has come IN contact
As staunch Candian statesman, be
naturally demands concession for conces-
sion. .,-,
at the same time he has shown a.
liberal spirit towards the plan of in-
creas.nq tho commercial intercourse of the
two countries and if be meets the views
~ the United States half. way there is q
very fair chance of removing from the
nresent field OF view the most important
questions which have produced 500 much
irritation between the two countries dur-
inq the preceding period Of conservative
administration"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-14

AI00Tm1n TTNTN n 'IIIVT NT-IWV .
Somewhat lengthy talk but the
members OF the club did not tire
~ listening 10 him. lie began by
recalling the fact that It was he
Who called up Rule %. lie did so because
he believed in doing an things decenuy
Ia ,n order Mr.. Carter was glad the
discussion had been prcciptatod. Dis
cusslons were good things 20 have. They
generally developed the fact that there
sere Two sides TO questions. There were
two sides 10 this matter
Mr.. Carter then went into fun eNpla-
,atio, 81 the school question lie said
every one who knew him was aware that
ne Was one Of the best friends OF tho
free SCHOOLS in the city & but ,o s~to5ls wn,T 'be ne
,o,,,A not ,,ofc il. Mr. Carter talked OF
the financial condition OF the city ana
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-01-08
ABOUT MACEO.
1t Is Still Claimed by Insur.
gents That He Is Still
Alive.

Havana, Jah. 4.-Reports
that Maceo is alive are con-
stantly coming from from the
field, and all tend to show that
he is reeuperating rapidly.
Letters received in Havana
from his medical attendants ex
plain the nature of his wounds
and confirm previous reports
of the character of the same
and repeat the story of Zertu
cha treachery. They say that
Maceo, with his staff, came to
meet Ahun1ada under a flag of
truce, and that Cirujeda and
his forces were anibushed.
As soon as Maceo appeared
the Spaniards opened fire. Ma
Geo was in front and fell from
his horse. Gomez also fell at
his side. The resi- of the stat,
some of whom were wounded,
managed to escape, and reach
ed Baldo Mera. Acosta's camp
instantly gathered ali its small
forces and rushed to the res
cue. They made a desperate
fight and drove Cirujeda into
Punta Bravo. recovered the
bodies and saFrssd the appa-
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-01-08
WORK OF A PRISONER.
Claims to Have Invented a Sue
cessful Air Snip.

Paris. Texas, Jan. "A fed
erai prisoner 10y The name Of s.
E. Knighf, who has been an
is.assie Of ,l.e United States Jail
rs place for several months,
=. mrs IN have invented an
aiish5p during the period OF bis
confinement. He today makes
rublic he announcement that
ne model has been completed
and I'll of the details arranged
10 give Is trial The ship,
aasu completed. will weigh
e,,1r.b;as like 700 pounds aud
Is eonstrlscitd entirely of alum
an lie BIAS Interested a
arg aoior eon paiiy '6 New
rk IA ri.s seIs-lds and they
oeinced. be says, of the
s'i.; - of MS scheme 10 the
-. ..ai they are backing
hin Financially. Tie model
s.iIl hp forwarded TO Washing
Immediately TO his attorneys,
- 10 viii patrn, the machine or
sl.i7 eot l,ila- He is insprisoH-
~ On y Uhsrgs Of murder.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-01-08
SECRET MARRIAGE.
Daughter of Claus Spreckles
Marries an Englishman.

San Francisco, January A.
The secret marriage of Miss
Emma F. Spreckles, the only
daughter of Claus Spreckles,
the millionaire to Thomas Wat
son, here last Wednesday has
caused sensation. Mr. Wat
sou is an EngIishman and a
widower of about 30 years. His
wife is about %.
Mrs. Watson has always
been the favorite of Claus
Spreckles, the sugar king, and
has already come into posses
sion of 100000 worth of
property settled on her by her
father. MIR and Mrs Watson
in speaking Of the secrecy at
tending their marriage, said it
was due to a desire to avoid
notoriety and the worry at
tendant upon a fashionable
wedding.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-01-08
DESPITE the fact thai

DESPITE the fact that mid
wiater is now the season, the
city market of Brownsville is
well supplied with fresh veget-
ables, such as lettuce, cauli
Hover. green peas, cabbage,
bets, tnTnips, eschallots, must
ARD, radishes, etc, while green
corn bias only been exhausted
the past week. What a splendid
trncK growing industry might
BIZ developed on the lower Rio
Gtaude, had we rail connection
with lac markets of the North.
THESE vegetables which are
sod here at such low prices
and in Mexican coin, would
command the highest prices
Bow ia northern cities.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-01-08
HUNTINGToN's PLAN.
To Transfer the Panama Steam
ers to Mexican Ports.

City of Mexico, Jan. At is
stated that Coils P. Hunting
ton has a corps of engineers in
The field making preliminary
eurvey for a railroad from the
port of Alvarado, south of
Vera Cruz, 10 the port Of Sa-
lima Cruz, on the Pacific coast,
and that if he can secure an
advantageous route he will ask
the government for a concession
for the purpose of operating the
line In connection with the
Pacific Mail steamers, thus do
ing away with the present
Panama route entirely. Alvara
do is an excellent port. which
can be made available for the
largest vessels at a cost of three
or four million dollars. 1t is a
genuine port, white Vera Cruz
is only a roadstead. and at one
time it was proposed that the
railways running to Vera Curz
be transferred to the new term
mus at Alvarado, which could
be made an absolutely secure
port. President Daiz, who Wis
tied Alvarado year ago, pro-
nounced it the seat Of the future
New York of the tropics.
There is much complaint that
that Pacific Mail give poor ser
vice On the Pacific coast of this
republic.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1897-01-08

Two thousand miners In Ohio
and five hundred near Pittsburg
stgnck last Monday on account
OF a reduction in wages. Yet
the gold standard prevailed in
he recent election, and We were
assured that a republican vic
tory 'vnnid mean the restora-
tion Of prosperity and increas
ed :as;ead Of reduced wages for
Iahorers.Indeed, The reduction OF
@sgs= and consequent strikes
eFs rely predicted by our
atart friends in the
derccra.ic success.
+s sadst be- some mis-
IA q these late reports oil
r'g bank aud other business
failures, reduced wages and
strikes.
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