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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24

trate soldier over the left eye. and rem
dered him insnsibe Mrs. Dubose in
stantly stopped the horse and ran on Tor
help. which was soon gotten from M. l..
l.. Mckay. near whose residence the ac-
cijent occurred.
BORNE OFF INSENSIBLE.
In few minutes many persons had
reached the spot. Among the first being
SIR and Mrs. J. Triplett Haxall, who
were driving out. Mr.. Mckay brought
stretcher. and with the aid of students,
Colonel Mosby was borne insensible to
the inhrmary OF the University where
preparation had been made to receive
him His daughters Misses Pauline and
Ada. soon came with friends. but were
not permitted 10 see their father whose
appearance, covered with blood and dust.
was distressing.
There was no lack Of medical attcn-
dance. Dr.. Hugh T. Nelson. who was
given charge OF the case, was assisted
by Professors Buckmaster. Barringer,
Christian. Davis. and DR.. Randolph
After an hour and a half the Colonel
began TO recover consciousness and the
doctors determined to make a thorough
examination Of his wound, which pre-
sented a ghastly appearance. lie was put
under the influence Of chlorOform and the
examination disclosed the melancholy
fact that the left eye was totally destroy
ed. and was Immediately removed. The
outer plate of his skull just above the
eye was broken. There were symptoms
Of brain trouble but at this writing the
surgeons have not ascertained the ex-
tent Dr. Nelson telegraphed TO Wash
ington. II. g.. requesting DR.. n. S. Lin
coln the family phycician, 10 come to the
bedside OF the Colonel.
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY.
The Board Of Visitors Of the Univer-
sity were in session in the inhrmary
when Colonel Alosby was brought I'm.
Mr. McIllwaine. Of Petersburg. offered
the following resolution, which was un-
anlmously adopted: Whereas, the Board
has just heard with profound re-
cret Of the serious accident which has
lust happened 20 Colonel John 5. Mosby,
within the bounds OF the University or
Virginia. Resolved. That we deplore his
misfortune and trust that a kind provi-
dence will soon restore him TO perfect
health and strength. and tho use Of the
inhrmary is hereby rendered TO Colonel
Mosby and daughters 50 long as they
need it. The greatest sympathy is felt
and expressed by everyone for the wound
ed hero. and his grief-strlcken daughters.
COL. MOSBY RESTING QUIETLY.
At l.30 this morning Colonel Mosby was
resting quietly partially under opiates.
lie answers questions nationally and
shows no indications OF conclusion OF the
brain. His pulse and breathing are
fairly good.
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Judge Day VIII Not Go 10 Cuba, but Gets
"A Better, Safer Berth.

Better, SAFER BfFth.
WASHINGTON, ADril 23.-President
Mckinley has decided 10 nominate VII
liam II. Day. OF Canton, o., 70 be FIRST
Assistant Secretary OF State, and eN-
Representative Bellamy Storrer, OF Clnclh-
nati. o., to be Minister 10 Belgium. Ihese
nominations were TO have been sent TO the
Senate to-day but owing 10 that BODY
adjournment over until Monday Will not
go in. until next week. The filllng OF the
office OF First Assistant 10 Secretary
Sherman ends a vexatious problem that
has bothered the President CONSIDERABLY
Mr.. Storrer was slated originally Tor TINS
appointment but the nomination was OPP
posed strenuously by Senator Foraker and
other well-known Ohio Republicans, VINO
protested against 1t on personal and party
grounds.
The selection Of Judge Day to be First
Assistant Secretary OF State oyerturns the
plan OF the President TO send him to CUBA
as special counsel to watch the proSecu-
tion of the Ruiz investigation. Ii would
be without precedent for such an Official
as the First Assistant Secretary TO go 10
another country TO prosecute case, Wnen
later on he mig..t have TO engage IN dlplo-
matte negotiations with that same couh-
try on other subjects. AT any rate the
conviction that the pursuit OF the original
mission by Judge Day would impair his
usefulness In the future as an OFFICIAL OF
the State Department, has led 10 the
cancellation OF the order 10 go 10 Cuba
Whether any one will be appointed 70
take up the work or special counsel laic
down by the Judge cannot be learned,
but IL Is intimated that Consul-General
Lee IS anxious 10 be relieved OF his onice.
and any change there probably would
make more pronounced the need OF legal
assistance In watching the Ruiz case.
Judge Day said tonight that as he had
been selected for the position as As
slstant Secretary OF State he would lot
make the trip TO Havana to conduct the
investigation into DIR. Ruiz's death. The
investigation. however. VIII not be aban-
doned but will be made by some one else.
whom he did not know
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the FLOOD SITUATION.
Taken as a Whole 1t is Much Improve"
and the Worst Is over.

MEMPHIS. TENN, April 23.-No new
crevasses have appeared in the leyees TO-
day, but the uIrent OK me river - 81 80
beating against tnc southern el'.,il'', elnoalA
ments with fury that causes tne -
apprehension The break at Deitd nas
inundated $1,000 acres OF the nnest plan-
tations in Southern Louisiana, ana ,ne
water continues TO pour through thc
opening, and is rapidly spreading oNcI !"
greater area. Reports from DteeNHio
are not encouraging. Whhe me "a, "aesr -
slowly receding IN the overiioWed olslrisl
OF the YazoO delta. yet II Is almost certain
that the planting OF this year crop VIII
be thirty DAYS late. The situation hOi'h
of Memphis and IN Arkansas, however
has greatly improved. ,
Captain Davis. the general purchasing
officer here, will send out two boats loau-
ed with provisions tomorrow, one 6olhS
north and the other TO the ST. francis
river country Captain Davis states thaI
this will be the last Government Shipment
10 these districts unless some new emer-
gency arises. Many people are returning
TO their farms IN Arkansas. and the WORK
Of planting will begin shortly. Accord
ing 10 The Official bulletin OF the United
States Weather Bureau, the Mississippi
river at Memphis fell two-tenths OF a
foot in the past thirty hours. ana VIII
continue 10 fall slowly at this point.
From Cairo. H., u most encouraging
report comes. Ii is TO the effect That
the river there fell several tenths OF a
foot since the last bulletin was issued,
and will continue TO fall at that rate for
some days 10 come.
At Vicksburg and New Orleans there
are no changes. the river remaining sta
tionary. At az other points from which
bulletins are issued a decline IS reported
varying from One-tenth 10 eight-tenths or
a foot The Missouri river at Kansas City
and at Omaha fell three-tenths OF a foot.
The rivers al Nashville and Chattanooga
also registered a fall. In fact no rise
was reported at any point covered by the
Weather Bureau in its official bulletin.
NATCHEZ, MISS, April 23.-The river
is unchanged here. but many people are
becoming gloomy again over the threat
ened outlook for rain and wind tonight.
The levees are being soaked, and are now
seeping.
'NICRsBURG, MISS. April 23.-The
alarming condition OF Hardscrabble le-
wee as reported from Natchez tonight
occasions much anxiety for the front Of
Tensas parish. which IS alone. exempt
from overflow by tho B.ggs crevasse II
this le;ee gives way II will complete the
inundation Of the fifth Louisiana levee
district. except East Carroll parish whose
levees arc also very soft
NICKSBURG, MISS. April 23.-There
IL every reason 70 believe there is much
suffering I'm the Interior where many
negroes and whites Of small means or
none at ALL are surrounded by many
miles OF water. Camp Warren. where the
sufferers In the city have assembled from
both this State and Louisiana had its
first tents pitched to-day and will re-
ceiVe thousand or more guests to-mor-
row.
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COL. MOSBY TERRIBLY HURT.
Distressing Accident to the Gallant Sol
der at the University.
KICKED ON The HEAD BY A HORSE.
The Outer Plate of His Skull Was Broken
and His Left Eye So Badly Injured That
ItHad to be eRemoved-Board of visi-
tors Adopt RESOLUTIONS of sympathy,

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, April
3.-Special-Colonel John S. Mosby re-
ceiyed very serious injury this evening
about O'clock near the University OF
Virginia. which has resulted in the loss
Of his left eye and may be eve1 more SER
ious. The Colonel who bad come to the
University last Wednesday to attend the
performance OF n .,lay written by his son.
was driving out in a buggy with Mrs.
Dudley Dubose on the road west OF Carr 3
Hill and jus, within the western limits
Of the grounds of the University when
some part Of the harness became broken.
and as he leaned over tfe spatter-board
to examine it. he lost his balance and sell
headforemost b,hind the horses heels.
The horse kicked out, struck the pros
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SEIBOdRD VENT "DRT,O
But Liquor Licenses Have Been Obtained
just the same

NORFOLK. VA, April 23-SpeciaI.-In
the local option election held in the Sea-
beard Courthouse District. OF Princess
Anne county recently, the "drys' were on
the face OF ths returns victorious. The
validity OF tho election was at once ques-
ticned by Mr.. B. T. Holland. Of the Nir-
gina Beach Company Ohat resort being in
this district and upon his motion an In
Junction was granted restraining the COM
InissiOners Of the election from certifying
the returns. the petitions for the election
and the writ ordering II being alleged TO
have been invalid and the election tr3udu-
lent
A mistake was made IN the names Of
the commissioners. as they appeared in
the injunction, the names OF two " the
commissioners being omitted. When
this became known to one Of tie COM
missioners, Shlpp. whose name was not
I'm the Injunction, he called two outsiders
I'm and certified the election 10 the court.
The Injunction proceedings have never
becn finally disposed Of by the Circuit
Court. and are still pending therein.
This week the Virginia Beach Hotel ap-
plied for a liquor license for the next year.
the application takes the ground that Mr..
Shipp. the Commissioner Of Elections,
knowing that the Injunction against the
commissioners had been granted. should
have respected il. although his name was
omitted, knowing that the court had no
ofiicial knowledge how the election went;
therefore, II could not refuse the license.
Judee Woodhouse sustained this view OF
In and granted the license which, togetn-
or with other licenses that may be grant
ed. will hold good al least TIL the circuit
Court passes upon the Injunction ques-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24

Ia Regard to Filling Places In the Senate
Committees.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The RepuD-
llcan senators in caucus to-day decideu
to accept the proposition made IN the
onnosition for the nlling the Senate com
mtttees leaving the arrangement or the
details TO Senator McMillin's Committee
The caucus also considered tho question
~ filling the elective Offices of the Senate
and the managing committee was !i. ausno- y.
tre end of securing q division OF these
nlaces' Both the Secretary and the Ser
geant-at-Arms Of the Senate are DEM
ocrats and the Republicans think they
should be allowed 10 name man 70 M
one OF these places. The details or this
tee consisting OF Messrs. Mcmillan, Lodge
and Spooner.
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HOMETN COuET-MIRTTAL.
The Testimony Somewhat Hard on Mrs
O'Brieu.

The Testimony Somewhat Hard on Mrs.
U'firieu.
ATLANTA. GA. April 23.-At the lo-
mcyn court martial at the barracks TO-
day. Capt Romeyn brought out some sem
sational testimony lie is making every
effort 10 prove that - comments on ihe
relations between Lieut.. Bamford ana
Mrs. O'Brien. which formed part Of the
charged, were justified.
Lieut. w. Martin testified he had seen
Lieut.. Bamford and Mrs o Brien together
frequently enouch 10 create comment ana
that Mrs Martin had cut Mrs. O'Brien
Mrs Martin testified that other MEM
bers Of the garrison had stopped speak
mg 10 Mrs. O'Brion.
Lieut. Kalke was the next witness. The
actions Of Bamford and Mrs. q Brien
were such as TO produce unfavorable criti-
cism OF the regiment be said. lie stated
that such epithets as shameful ana
"scandaious" were used hy inmates Of the
post in reference 10 the couple Mrs.
l<alke's testimony emphasized the conduct
Of Lieut. Bamford and Mrs. O'Brien as a
desperate Irritation. The court then adj
journed until tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
Deadly Wiud-Storms.

CLEVELAND o.. April pa cyclone
swept over the village OF Delphis at $3.50
this evening. Large amount Of damage
done. IL is not known whether any lives
were lost.
WAMEGO. KAN, April GA small
tornado passed over part OF Wabausee
county eight miles southeast Of here last
night Henry Mller's eight-year-old son
was killed while Miller and his wife We're
miles north of Mcfarland. Their home,
one OF the best i'm that valley, was COM
pletely demolished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24

CHICAGO. April 23.-Western roads
held q meeting tais afternoon to consider
Christian Eudeayor rates. They did not
come 10 any decision regarding them. but
referred the whole matter 10 their exec
utive committee.
me proposlu0n which seemed most
favorable was that "a one-way rate OF
SIS between ChluIeo and san Francisco
be made I'm both directions via the Mis-
souri, river and that the Ome-way rate IN
each direction via 81. Paul and Portland
De $3.50 I'm making this proposition the
Western roads know IL VIII not be ac-
cepted bv the Southern Pacific. The ref
erence OF the matter 10 the executive COM
mittee Is 10 see 10 IL cannot make terms
with the Suothern Pacific without the
concurrence OF which 40 rate can be
made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
Murder and Suicide.

CHICAGO. April 2S.-John \. Rapp' a
wholesale dealer, was shot and killed to-
day by his former secretary and conh-
Dental clerk, j. w. Braunschweig, who
afterward put the revolver TO his own
temple and killed himself. The murder
and suicide occurerd in Rapp's private
office, at t72 Milwaukee avenue, In
the presence Of Phillip Solomon, a deputy
sheriff, who had o capias for Braun
schweig's arrest on charge Of embez-
element
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24

Deadly Work of Dastardly Train
Wrecker.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 23.-An-
other disastrous wreck, caused evidently
by a band Of wreckers who has played
havoc with the roads in this State. oc-
CURED yesterday.
Train No. 3, OF the Louisville and Nash-
Vile railroad. bound for New Orleans. left
at 9:iO Wednesday night. Just beyond
Wilcox. seventy-two miles south Of here.
is a long trestle. When the engine
reached II. the wheels left the track,
broke through the trestle, and the engine,
mail, baggage and smoking cars were
piled in q heap in the stream below.
Engineer Alvin Adams. OF Mobile. and
his nreman. Jordan Jones, were fatally
scalded Both died. An unknown tramp
who was stealing q ride was also Ruled
Two passengers were fatally injured and
a number were seriously hurt.
The spikes holding the rails on the
cross ties on the trestle had been draMn
and the rails pushed seven or eight inches
ont OF line and pinned down again.
The dogs were put on the tran of he
wreckers, and two negro suspects have
lafu arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
Two yirginians Removed.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 25.-The
removal OF the following chiefs OF diyi-
sions in the Pension Office has been de-
cided upon to take effect May LIST. John
G.. Gray, Of Delaware. chief Of the West
ern division; Thomas c. Featherstonaugh.
OF New York. Medical Referee for the
Bureau az s500O ]. Mclean Lipscomb.
Of Virginia. CHIEF OF the Certificate Di-
vision: T. c. Rye. Of Tennessee. Chief OF
the Mail Division Frank c. Anderson, or
Virginia. Chief Of the Law Division.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24

sIMCOE. ONT. April 23.-The man
hyptonized and buried for three days
has been disiutered. Great crowds fol-
lowed the box containing his body 10
me opera House. As the man was ne
ing brought back to normal condition
he became very restless ana hnally
smashed the box int opieces IL requir-
ed five men TO control him in his strug-
giles until he was fully restored to con-
eciOueness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
Humberts Assailant Insane

ROME. April 23.-The physicians who
have been examining Pietro Acciarito. the
iron worker OF Artegna, Province Of
udine. who tried TO stab King Humbert
Yesterday with a dagger while his Ma
Jesty vas on his way 10 the races. poo
nounce tho man ~ b. insane.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24

huge audiences In the Illinois state HOUSE
at Sprinfeld, arrived to-day at bioon-
ington, where he IL the guest OF eh-''ce-
President Stevenson.
This evening another great gathering,
presided over by Mr.. Stevenson hsteheu
to his plea for India.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
The Florida Senatorship.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, April 23.-Ballot-
ing for United states Senator to-day re-
suited as follows: Call, 3S; Chipley. "a;
Raney II; Hooker. IL Burford. o: Dar-
g3. Chipley gained and Call one over
the last last ballot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
Virginia POstmasters.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 22.-The
following Virginia fourih-class oostmas-
ters were appointed to-day:
Arthur Hill, J. n. Yates; Endicott. C.
o. McAlexander; Gladstone. w. II. Har-
ris: Hunters Lodge. J. II. Pace, LaneXa.
Jane Turner. Lithla. IL. Brugh; Oakdale
j. ID. Deacon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
Turkish Consul in Trouble.

BOSTON. April 23.-Joseph Andrew
Isaigi. the Turkish consul 10 the port OF
Boston. was arraigned in the Superior
Court to-day, charged with embezzling
sl35.0 from Pierre Charles Devieux and
Charles A. Abedela villadier. He pleaded
nor guilty. and was released In $2J, 900
~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
Popular in Canada.

OTTAWA. ONT. April 23-The new
tarifr is such as will hit the United States
pretty hard. In thlt regard It Is popu-
isr here. but douLIy 30 on account OF the
preference it makes in favor Of British
goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
Erom Mashington's Blrthplace.

MOBILE. ALA. April 23.-At The third
DAVIS session OF the \. NJ c. a. Interna-
tional Convention a gaVei made from
birthplace was presented TO the Conven-
tion bv Professor Ross. Of the s A. and
NJ. College, Of Alabama.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
slaughter for Treasurer

PETERSBURG. VA. April Especial
The Democratic City Central Committee
held a meeting tonight and adopted reso-
lutions. declaring Mr.. c. A. Slaughter
the only candidate for the Democratic
nomination for City Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24

A Resolution introduced in the House and
Referred.

WAsHINGTON. April 23.-Representa-
tive Maguire. of California. to-day intso-
drCcd a resolution iu the House declar-
fms, that the war between Turkey and
Greece was war between Moslem and
Christian civilizations and directing that
the sympathy 0i tAe United states be- eA-
tended TO Greece. with the hope that her
strut Gle may le successful
The resolution was referred 10 me COM
mittee ON Foreign Affairs. but as the COM
mittee is not appointed, no action will be
taken at present.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

The following was the range OF the thor
mometer at The Times office yesterday:
q A. NJ. g.; II NJ, 10; +. NJ. 81: r. 81.
80. p. NJ. cJ; midnight. u. Average.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
Fought to a Draw.

TROY. y. Y. April 2s.-Jimmy Dime. OF
Amsterdam. y j.. and Jack Smith. OF
Norfolk. Va, fourhi Ten sun rounds 10 a
draw tonight before The Manhattan Ath-
letic club
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
DIR. Talmage Pleads for India.

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. April %.-Dr
Talmagc. who Is on a tour OF the prnci-
pal Western cities IN behalf OF the starv-
ing millions OF India. after addressing two
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-24
WEArHEK FORECAST

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 23.-Fore-
cast for Saturday:
For Virginia and North Carolina: Gen.
orally fair; southerly winds.
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~ TyDIAy APPROPRIATIONS,

The Bill Sent To Conference-Debafe over
the Uncompahgre Reservation.
WASHINGTON. April 23.-The House
to-day completed the consideration Of
the senate amendments 70 the Indian
appropriation hill and sent the bin IN
conference. The main contention. az on
yesterday, centercd about the Senate pro-
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

" DIVIDEND NOTICE-DIVIDENDN NO
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HUTCHINSON SUGAR PLANTATION COM
PANY viii be payable at the office of the COM
pany, 327 Market St, and after SATURDAY,
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URDAY, March 13 S97. at II O'Clock NJ
T. II. SHELDON. Secretary.
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