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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
General Robert r.. Lee
Nashville Banner.)

The recognition OF the greatness OIL Se Ii-
araI Robert ". Lee Is woTld-Wlue, anu -
character as man and his aplllues as ~
commander shine OUT respieHSSe' nf the
light of impartial history. one Vi ~
most notable recent tributes 10 the ihSiio
w. and life OF this distinguished Coliede-
rate general is that paid by Dr. u. pe 10
min Andrews, president OF brown e.,
tersitv in an address delivered ~"
Gsvs 100 i'm Chicago. In this address Pres
ident Andrews said he did not dlscIedls
The valor and genius of the leaders uhuei
whom he had fought, but ne saFe @
Confederate commander credit TOT mo- III a.
tarIv ability in the record he had inade III
The face of killing problems in addition 10
the ordinary puzzles Of one OF me q
varest conflicts in history. We take tIle
following extract from president All
General Zee Joined the Confederacy
because Virginia asked him TO. lie was q
Vireinian The call OF Virginia 10 an va
her sons is the voice of law ana uuey
He had the faith Of the crusader; MS lSt
tiers would make gulue 70 y,,,re in
was always a soldier, never impure III
thought or act, never profane or obscene
He did not touch the cup, as uld rtau1,
Hooker. or Phil. Sheridan, and when ne
lost a fight it was never said OF MN tnat
1he defeat was due 10 a habit Whlcn
makes mems heads into muddles. He was
never outgeneralled by Grant in all the
campaign from Rappahanuock 20 James
river; never trapped, and never caushl
mapping 1t usually happened that when
the men on our side ordered march at
i'm .he morning they never made more
than half thu distance between the TWO
armies. Lee lrsld ordered an advance at
4:30
II fail to find i'm the books any such
masterful generalship as this hero show
ed holding that slim, gray line hair
starved, with no prospect OF additions,
and fighting when his army was too hum
cry to stand, and the rifles were only use
full as clubs. His courage was sublime.
He was as great as Gustavus Adolphus
or Napoleon, or Wellington. or Won
Moltke. His cause was not the Lost Cause
so much as Is expected. All that was
coed in his cause has been grated into
our laws and our Constitution. The doc
trine of States rights, as now Interpreted
by the Supreme Court Is In exact accord
ance with mis- claims on the point"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
r,r p,cuMoND p1spArolI-rUEsDAY. DECEMBEk q. 1897

OF course she'll 60 at once TO heaven;
but what do you care for thatY You re
too selfish to care. Michael You ooh
love her, not really and truly"
IL do, do" walled Michaei, ana VIII
a sudden movement he flung Louisa on
TO the blazing logs. Then strange t1ins
occurred. Teddy sprang TO his feet, ana
snatched the doll from the greedy names.
She had known their embrace but the
quarter OF a second, and her scanty locks
had nearly disappeared. and her snapoy
gown was burning fiercely. with Whi,e
face Teddy rolled her against his breast,
thereby irrevocably injurins MS new
winter suit, and burning his hands padiy.
But what was that when Michael was
on his knees. sobbing with JOY, "oh,
Weezer, Weezer"
sit was nothing" explained Teddy nan
an hour afterwards. as MISS Spaioins
swathed his blstered hands In cooiing
lotions. IL meant all the time TO let MIN
have her at the last minute. Governors
always pardon criminals Thanks
giving Day you know. Caroline was
wicked girl to think OF burning the poor
little chaps doll. but g-giris are cruel
you know"
Caroline, gazing from. MichaePs radiant
face to Teddy's countenance or severe
condemnation, learned and inwardiy IL
gested the first lesson OF her dawning
womanhood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Postal savings Banks FaVoreu-
CAGES Financial bill Condemned

NASHVILLE. TENN. December "
When the American Federation OF baoo'
me-, to-day, a resolution relative TO lesis-
,ot,on on the postal savings-bank system
was laid before the convention by the
Committee on Resolutions. me resoiu-
lion endorses the bill pending before Con-
gress. favoring the establishment. Vi pH9
tal savings banks with the clause reia-
tive to the national banks striohe" '"''
The resolution was adopted
A resolution expressing approval OF the
netional movement for the purihcatoh
Of urinary elections was adopted
strong discussion over resolution
rororted fayorably by the committee en-
dorsing Independent political action anu
declaring against injunction, was particir
mated In by Mr. Mcclure, the author Vi
the resolution, and Messrs. kreit' ihr-
neil and Brennock, ana alteT the
feat of an amendment offered by MI.
Krsr, the resolution was adopted.
THE resolution In reference to the Tree
coinage of silver at 16 to was taken up
and as a substitute the following was
adopted: ...o,,,os
"Resolyed. That we declare ourselves
most nositiyely against the Gage hnanclai
hin recently introduced in Congress by
the Secretary of the Treasury. 1t is
measure that as law Will only the more
firmly rivet the gold standard on the
peopie of the country. and perpetuate It's
disastrous effect in every form.
Resolved, That we pronounce the cage
bill an undlsguised effort TO retire our
greenback currency and oil government
paper money, with a view to the suosu-
tuition of national bank-notes In their
stead. and thus fasten the national bank
system for years upon the American
neonle."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
SORROW FOR RUIZ.
Sensational Busl-Fight, With Giri
BulI-Fighters.

HABANA. December 2o.-The local
newsnapers comment to-day upon the
death of Lieutenant-Colonel Ruiz. their
sorrowful utterances rejecting the senti-
ment OF the general public.
Eel Diario de la Marina recalls the fact
that at the end of the ten-years war
the rebels resorted to the same methods
a few days before the peace OF san Juan.
La Lucha says the fate of Ruiz was
misfortune due to haste.
The Official Gazette has at last pub
lished the autonomy DEGREES.
A largely attended mass-meeting Oh
Conservatives, with delegates from va
rious parts of the island, was held TINS
evening. convened by circular issued
by the Marquis de Apezteguia, leader OF
the Spanish Conservative party. The
circular said the Conservatives expect
and demand only justice from the gov
eminent.
Yesterday, at Regla, a suburb of Ha-
hama on the opposite side Of the bay
there was sensational bull-hght, IN
which girl bull-hghters from Spain en-
tered the bull-ring and killed the bulls
like regular professionals They were
greatly applauded.
RUFUS DEATH CONFIRMED.
Omcial dispatches from Habana con-
firm the report Of the execution OF Lieu
tenant-Colonel Joaquin Ruiz,
The Queen Regent has cabled an ex-
nression of sympathy to the family OF
the deceased officer.
II Is alleged that the insurgent chief'
hester Aranguren. has had seventy In
surgents shot because they offered TO
make submission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
is A DIAMOND KING.
wn. CHARLES soSNENBERG AT
The JEFFERsoN.
WORKED HERS WHEN 4 BOY
A Remarkable and Most s"''e
c.r~er-whas He Thinks OF hs"-
ser. Rhodes Darnato, ana
.on-TaiEs on Politics.

Hon Charles sonnenborg, diamonu
bins and magnate of South Afr'ca' anu
,ne representative in Parliament OF tour
s,str,c,s in Cape Colony. is at the 'ei-
ferson with his wife. -. Tho
oTru,h IS stranger than hctlon' .ns
.aare runs. and certainly nothing cou'u
,.l, exceed the romance of the career o.
this remarkable man. He came "
America from Germany when DO was
aresn wears old. friendless and alone
~Two hours after landed" he said 10
n Dispatch reporter last night ! went
,r,o the lumber business-sei'"s
matches" He spent seven years mere
wears full of vicissitude. during when ne
travelled all over the Continent anu
wound up his career in this country az "
soldier of fortune in the northern army
He served In General sickles's br'gauo'
end was wounded at the battle OF Malvern
Hnl. July, 1862. after which he was non
orably discharged. and left FOR south
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
THE COTTON CONVENTION.
Recommendation That Cotton
Growers Everywhere Organize

recommendation That Cotton
Growers Everywhere Organize.
MEMPHIS, TENN, December 20.-The
American Cotton Growers Protective As
ISOLATION was called TO order at 10 o'clock
this morning by President Hector ID.
Lane. of Athens, Ala. Many delegates
we're present, including prominent plant
ers from Arkansas, Tennessee, Texas
Alabama, Louisiana, Georgia, and MIS-
sissippi.
Immediately after the delegates were
called to order President Lane Delivered
an address. in which he explained that
the convention had been called TO I'M
prove. If possible the demoralized conul-
ton of the cotton industry from the
growers standpoint.
AT the night meeting or the COTTON
convention. the Committee on kesoiu-
tions presented a report urging 'he
formation of a permanent organization Oh
American cotton-g growers. Inc fepoi'
was adopted. sz,t,,,,
A resolution was adopted, sugses'ins
that the farmers in every county In eaCh
state meet on the first Monday Oh feD-
ruarv. and proceed to organize.
THE following officers were eiec'eu'
President, Hector DeLane, OF Alapanla'
Secretary. Richard Cheatham, OF Mem
mis-. The convention then adlourheu'
subject to the call of the president
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
REWARD FOR zERTuCHA.
He Has Been Appointed Mayor or
Bejucni.

HABANA, December zJ.-Dr. zertucha.
who was the physician or the late Gems
raj Antonio Maceo. has been appointed
Mayor of Bejucai. this province. Zev-
tucha has belonged IN his day to all the
political parties in Cuba. At one time
ne was a bandit IN the Vuelta Abajo.
and hts record was very discreditable
II was quite irexpiicabie TO the friends
OF General Maceo that he kept the phy-
siclan on his stan Tor 80 long a period,
Notwithstanding the warnings given
him. Maceo used to say that Zertucha's
fault was his drinking habits.
At the time the famous Cuban com
mander was killed, Iertucha was
charged with leading him and his party
into the fatal ambush. but he issued
long statement In which he tried 10
show that Maceo met his death in bait
tie in the usual way. Iertucha also hit-
terly assailed the honor OF the other Gu
ban leaders.
After the killing OF Maceo the dlshon-
ored physician was allowed 20 go free by
the Spaniards, and II was said, and gene
rally believed, that his pockets were well
lined with Spanish gold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
Proposition to Vote No Confidence In
New Government Rejected.

ROME, December 2O.--In the Chamber
of Deputies to-day the Marquis ID
Rudini announced the formation OF the
new Cabinet, and in the Senate the ses-
sion was opened. The vote will be taken
tomorrow
signor Colombo, former Minister of the
Treasury. submitted resolution of want
of confidence in the new government
but the Chamber rejected 1t by vote Of
200 to 1874.
The debate in the Chamber Of Deputies
occupied FIVE hours. The small majority
obtained by the government Is regarded
as equivalent TO a defeat. The Ministers
had expected a majority OF quite nity'
II is understood, that. though disappoint-
ed the Premier, the Marquis Di Rudini,
will not resign; but it is said that the
Minister of Foreign Affairs will tender
his resignation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
RruDING TRADES COUNCIL.
scathing Denunciation OF Feoer"
ton of Labor.

ST. LOUIS. MO, December D'-Ihe
first meeting of the National Building
Trades Council was held in this city 10
day. and was marked by scathhg ue-
nunciation of the American Feoeratioh
OF Labor for having passed a resolution
during its convention last week III Nssii,
Vile. Tenn, opposing the formation ol
the national council. NJ.
In compliance with the instruc'lo"S %
the Building Trades Couhcli, Vi
Louis and vincity, H. w. Stelhois Issu go
the call which resulted in the hieeeils 70
a permanent organization.
There are ffty-four delegates present
from all parts of the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
GERMANY AND HAWAII.
Report OF Intended Menace 10
Country Rsdtculed.

WASHINGTON. December ao.--The as
sartlon that the German heet' "noe,
Prince Henry. win go to Samoa anu
Hawaii, thus creating menacins s'tus-
ton for the United States. Is rio'cuiou
in all official quarters here. Wheh 'he
reports we're called 20 the Afternoon oi
the German representatives here they
laughed heartily at the idea OF German
diversion against Hawaii. The German
feet will 60 to China via the suez Canal
and It's destination is Kiao-Chan bay
Germany. the United States and Great
Britain are parties TO an arrangement
for the government Of Samoa, ana al
though the plan has not proved satisiac-
tory. there has been no recent friction,
and AT no time a condition which wouid
call for a naval demonstration.
Germany has taken no Interest IN 'he
.,nexation of Hawaii TO the unned
s,o,es and her only interests there are
those Of 1,4OO German citizens, who form
8 considerable part Of the wealthy sugar
nlanting community.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
RcrinR-sra Conference.

BOSTON, December 20.--After a week
Of conference in Boston. Justices Putnam
and King. the commissioners for the
United States and Canada, respectively
in the arbitration OF the Bering SEE
claims. have completed their work tooI
the present. and, it is understood, Will
soon begin the preparation OF their re-
ports to their respective governments. II
is not known what claims have been
ruled out, but II Is understood that me
total approved claims will amount 70
more than 81, 10000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
FOR NEW CABINET PORTFOLIO.
Department of Commerce and Manu-
MISUNDERSTANDING OF Drummers.

PHILADELPHIA, December @.-The
Manufacturers Club tonight held meet
ing. at which resolutions were adopted
favoring the creation OF new Cabinet
Department of Commerce and Manufac-
lures.
the national organization OF travelling
men. complaining of the ineficiencY OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
German view OF Monroe Doctrine.

BERLIN, December 20.-The Nord
Deutsche Allegemeine Zeitung In an
other article on the attitude OF nom
European powers toward Germany. espe-
cially with reference TO Haitis action,
under the mistaken idea that she would
be supported by America" says:
1.-THE case OF Cuba shows how the Nom
roe doctrine should be met Everything
depends upon whether the application OF
the doctrine finds itself limited by the
right OF nations in the form of line of
iron-clads with an armament OF guns"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
WESTERN TURF CONFERENCE.
Il Reinstates Pimiico Horsemen and
takes In New Harlem Club.

CINCINNATI, o.. December 20-The
Western Turf Congress met here to-day.
and remained in executive session till
late tonight. The following tracks were
represented: New Louisiana Jockey Club.
Little Rock, Memphis. Nashville, Ken
lucky Association, Latonia, Cincinnati
Jockey Club. Queen City Jockey Club, ST.
Louis Fair Association, and Highland
Park.
The congress completed the following
business IL reinstated the horses, horse
men. and officials that raced at Pimlico.
the LIST day of this month. in violation
OF the Turf Congress rules; it took In
the new Harlem Jockey Club TO full
membership, and IL changed Rule No. 205
so as to permit cities with 10000 peoPe
to offer $3.50 instead OF 500 purses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
The Winter Turf.

NEW ORLEANS, December O.-far
weather: track good. Summarizes;
First race-six and a half furlongs-
and so TO 81 second and Balance All GU
to u third Time, Ia.
Second race-six furlongs-French Gray
q TO - won, Pontet Canet q 10 / ard
10 - second, and Gypceiver 90 to u thlrd.
Time, 1:lS.
Third race-mile and twenty yards-liis
Brother Is to II won, Elkin a 10 ! ana .
10 81 second, and Jolly Son Is 70 ID thire'
Time. :4s.
Mazarlne q TO y won Charina Is 10 ]
and 3 10 " second. and What Next % 20
IL third. Time. La.
Fifth ruce-one mile-Vlscount Is 20 D
won Rushfield q to 1 and 10 20 y second.
and Miss Young 6 TO u third. Time
.46 IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
COAL CONVENTION TODAY.
IL Looks as III IL Would Fail to Fix
the Nate.

PITTsBURG. PA. December 2o-The
coal operators and miners held separate
conventions to-day. preliminary to the
Joint convention to be held tomorrow
for the purpose of fixing the mining rate
for 1898. Both conventions were largely
attended. and the important questions
which are to come up tomorrow were
thoroughly discussed. Judging from the
results OF to-day's work. II would appear
that to-morrow's convention viii not FIX
the rate and another general strike Is
one of the possibilities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
reduction In cotton-MilI wages.

MANCHESTER. \. H.. December ~
Notices OF a 10 per cent. reduction ls
wages on January LIST have been post,o
in the Amory, stark. and Jenefson COT
ton-mills In this city. oc,,
The Amoskeag mills, employing 9NN
persons. POSTED similar notices last week.
The Amory. Stark. and Jefferson mihs
employ i1,O00 operatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
DIR. GRAMMER CALLED.
He Is Asked to BecoUe Rector OF
christ Church, Norfolk.

NORFOLK, VA, December @.-(spe-
cial.)-Rev. Carl f. Grammer, d. d., Pro-
fessor of Ecclesiastical History and
Church Polity at the Alexandria Theo-
logical Seminary, has been called by the
vestry OF Christ Protestant Episcopal
church. of this city, to the rectorate OF
THAI old and wealthy parish, made vacant
last June by the death Of the eminent DE-.
Otto Sievers Barten. On Sunday the
26th. a handsome memorial tablet 10 the
late rector will be unveiled, Bishop RAN
dolph preaching the sermon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
kassaIn 10 Become british.

LONDON. December 20-Parson Pasha
and other officers have arrived at Kassala
to arrange TO take over the place from
the Italians. The troops will not arrive
there until Thursday.
The town Of Kassala, which, under an
agreement between the italian and British
governments Is about to be taken over
by the latter I'm the interest OF Egypt, Is
one OF the three keys TO the Soudsn. the
other two being Dongola and Berber. IL
Is an important strategic centre between
the river Nile and the Red Sea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
weyier on mcr1iniey's "InsuIts..

MADRID December 2O.-The Nacional
prints IN it's issue to-day double-leaded
ton "Weyler," 10 the effect that the
principal mission i'm life OF General Wey-
Ter at the present moment Is TO defend
the army and his command In Cuba
against the insults" alleged 10 have
been contained In President McKinleys
recent message to Congress, and that he
will energetically protest 10 the Minister
for War. General Correa and TO the
Queen Regent against these insults" at
the same time justifying the acts OF the
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
THE FUNERAL OF DAUDET.
Emile ZoIa Hooted-ParIs 10 Have a
Daudet street.

PARIS. December 2O.-The funeral Of Al
phonse Daudet, who died suddenly on
Thursday evening last, took place to-
day. and was largely attended.
Emile lola. who attended the funeral,
was booted while on the way to the late
residence Of NJ. Daudet. and TO the
church where the services were held.
owing to his support of the efforts made
by the friends Of Captain Dreyfus to
bring about a reopening of his case.
The municipal authorities OF Paris have
decided to name street after Daudet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
Maher and RuhIin May Fight.

PITTSBURG. PA, December 0.-Peter
Makers hackers have received several re-
plies to their challenge TO night any man
In the world for the heavyweight cham
pionship. Among these was one from
Billy Madden. saying he could secure q
$4,000 purse for a go at Little Rock In
March between Maher and Gus Rubin.
This will not Interfere with the Jackson
fight. scheduled for Can Francisco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
Fight for Durrant Not Given ID.

father OF Theodore Durrant the con-
demned murderer. says we have NOT
given up the fight for my sons Ire. We
viii try TO get writ OF error from ihs
State Supreme Court TO the United STAT
go to the latter court and make applca-
tion--that II, II We can raise the money;
for this long litigation has Impoverished
uQh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
MIX. AND MRS. BRYAN IN MEXICO.
No Truth I'm Report That Former
Attended BuII-Fight.

MEXICO CITY, December N.-Presi-
dent Hampson. of the Mexico, Cuerne-
vaca and Pacific railroad, with small
party, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
TO Cuernevaca to-day. The party were
greatly pleased with the magnificent view
of the Valley OF Mexico from the summit
OF the mountain range.
A reception was given at the handsome
apartments of the American Club TO-
night 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan, and there
was a large attendance OF ladies and
gentlemen.
Tnere is absolutely no truth In the state
ment that Mr. Bryan attended Sundays
bull-flCht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
Az oyercoa. .rhief Casght.

George Smith. negro. Was arrcs,s1t
last night and locked up az the mr.
an overcoat and hat from No. ~ noael
Eleventh street. He broke into. the houss
about . O'clock and made good his ese~te.
About an hour afterwards, however, se
tried to sell hts haul 10 Mike Rose. VINO
suspected that the goods had been stoieh
and called In the police
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
currew Law IN indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. December =
The City Council tonight passed cur
few ordnance prohibiting children Hnutr
Tho summer and T.. NJ. in the winter.
An EFFORT win be made TO defeat II on
a recon sideration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21

BRIDGEToN. N. j., December %
Fires were put under the furnaces .o~aay
in the cohansey Cumberland. and Moore
Jones window-glass factories. near here,
and Il Is said that the works will start
up In a week or two. probably on Janu-
airy ID II IL said that 1000 persons. now
idle. will be given epsrsnvment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21
France for BimetalIIsm.

PARIS. December 20-M Meline, inc
Premier. said I'm the Chamber ot Deputlts
to-day that the government was az ON
with the United States on the question
OF bimetallism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-21

- CHICAGO and will visit san Francisco,
pnffalo. and other cities before returning
10 England. lie will be back IN zap.
Town when Parliament meets IN "oS