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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-20
NORWEGIAN STEAMER HELD UP.
Youngest Volunteer in the Navy
Spelling for Fight.


Spelling for Fight.
Copvrfght. 1898, by the Associated Press
Moe st. Nicholas, Hayti, June D-The
collier Alexander, Commander Burwell
from Hampton Roads, arrived here at I
O'Clock this morning.
The only notable incident on her way
down was the overhauling of Norwegian
steamer. The name of which had been
painted out
The officers Of the Alexander suspected
that She was a spaniard and Commander
Burweu sent lieutenant on board her.
One Of the Alexander's boats were cap
sized in the rough sea and lost, but the
men who were tumbled into the water by
the overturning Of the boat were rescued
The papers on the Norwegian were found
70 he regular, and she was allowed to pro-
ceed.
During the excitement Of speaking her
Commander BurwelPs son Willie, 10 years
old. who is said to be the youngest vol
unteer ia the navy. repeatedly exclaimed
IA his father: "Oh, 1 do hope it Is a
Spaniard.
snoiling for a fight, but II Wlllie's wish
had been fulfilled, It would probably have
taken only a few minutes to capture
them as the whole of the ships armament
consisted Of two S-inch guns.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-20
SUPPLIES REACHING HAVANA.
Three Large CargOes known TO
Have Run the blockade.

Copyright. 1888, by the Associated Press.
on Board the Associated Press Dispatch
Boat Dauntless, of Santiago de Cubs,
Saturday, June 1s, y noon, via Kingston,
Jamaica, Sunday, June 10, p. m.-Threc
large cargoes OF supplies are known to
have run the blockade already, and great
quantities CT food are smuggled to Ha-
yana by way Of the Isle OF Pines, Glen
fuegos and other points on the southwest
coast having direct railroad communion
ton with the capital.
1t is believed, however, that nothing
reaches Santiago from any of those points
The auxiliary cruisers Yankee and Yose-
mite are now scouting for the Spaniah
steamer Purisima Conception, which left
Kingston on Thursday morning, flying the
Spanish flag, with food end ammunition
for Cuba
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-20
MANILA REPORTED cAPITULArED

Gen. sanderes Counted on to At
tempt a sOrtie,
Paris, June 19-Tho Madrid correspond
ent of the Temps says 1t is reported there
that Manila has capitulated, though the
ministers have not received any news 10
that effect.
The correspondent also says that senot
Romero Giron the minister of the col
onies, states that If Gov. Gen. August has
made over his power TO Gen. Sanderes to
govern Manila. Gen. sanderes VIII attemp;
a sortle.
According to the same authority tho
Spanish consuls at Hong Kong, Shanghai
and Singapore have been ordered to or
ganize at any cost the most rapid com
munication with tine portions Of the archi-
pelago still under Spanish authority.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-20
sERvIANs RoUT ALBANIANs.
Turkish Artillery Then Opens Fire
on the VictOrs.

Cettlnge, Montenegro, June 19.-There
was fighing all day long on Friday near
Rerane. on the left bank of the River
lin. IL lasted until late hour at night
The number OF killed is as yet unknown.
rnere were repeated attacks by the Al
hanians on the monastery Of GiurgijeoV
StufoVi.
The exodus OF women and children from
the disturbed district into Montenegrin
territory continues.
Yesterday Saturday the Servians pur-
sned the Albanians as far as Beranc.
where Turkish battery in the fortress
nred upon the pursuers, killing and wound
ing many.
Three batteries from Uskub and one
from Diakova have been sent to Berane,
bringing the garrison there up to six bat
tanons.
Saad Eddin Pasha has been sent to re-
store order and rebuild the burned villages.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-20
DEwEY's DESIRE.
wants CnDituIation of Manila Made
to Americans.

London, June 20.-The Hong Kong cor
respondent of the Times says: THE rebels
hold Manila at their mercy, but Admiral
Dewey Is anxious that the American
troops should have the honor Of receiving
the Spanish capitulation
"The steamer Yuen Sing reports passing
the United States troop ship City OF Pekin
on the morning Of the 18th near Manila"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-20

Fernandina, Fla, June 19.-The trans
ports Gate city, City of Macon, Com
anche and Louisiana sailed at a. m. to-
day under scaled orders. They received or
ders to eail early last night, but they were
countermanded Orders were again receiv-
ed to sail at 10 o'clock last night and they
sailed this morning. II Is supposed they
sailed for Tampa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-20

Madrid, June 10, p. ma private dis
patch received here from New York says
Gen. Skaters expedition has landed near
Santiago de Cuba, and will attack the
town Immediately.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-20
TRANSPORTS OFF MANILA.
British Steamer believes She Saw
American ships.

American ships.
Hong Kong June 19.-The British steam
er Yuen Sang which arrived from Ma
Mia, on June H. reports that railway di-
rector, who went out on the line on a To-
comotive. was fred on by Insurgents at
the barracks four hlometers outside Of
Manila.
The Yuen Sang also reports that the
railroad station is being fortified. The
Spanards, 1t is said, are demoralized and
II was expected when the steamer left that
they would retire to the citadel b. the l6th
On leaving Manila, the Yuen Sang sight
ed a number Of vessels, believed 70 be
American transports.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-06-20
oAMARA OFF GRANADA.
Captain of British ship Sights Span
ish Squadron.

Gibraltar, June 19.-The captain of a
British ship which arrived here to-day re-
ports that he sighted the Spanish squad
ron Off Cape Gata promonotory Of
Spain, on the coast of Granada. forming
the eastern limit Of the Gulf of Almerla,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
A Massachusetts Ferry Boat on a
Cruise a. War ship.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. l3.-Special.-A
boy named Allen Montgomery, was to-
day cut in the neck by a pooket-knife
,hrown at him by another youth, named
John McClennan. Montgomery was taken
20 ST. Nincent's Hospital. McClennan was
arrested, but released upon his ow nrecog-
nizancc for his appearance In court to-
morrow. McClonnan claims that the cut
ting was accidental.
j. T.. Hamilton, a section foreman OF the
Norfolk. Virginia Beach and Southern
railroad. was run over by hand car on
the Currltuck division OF that road to-
day and seriously injured. His face was
badly mashed and one leg broken. He
lies at ST Nincent's Hospital.
The ferry-boat Governor Russell arrived
al the Portsmouth (Va.) Navy Yard to-
day FOR repairs She left Boston on July
18th. and has been cruising OF this coast
as far South as Port Royal.
She Is regular double-ender ferry boat,
but has twin screws She was bought by
the government painted war gray. A
battery comprising one j-inch, two 3-inch
and four 3-pOund guns was mounted upon
her She Is manned by hfty-two Massa-
chusetts naval brigade men. She Is about
as much at home at sea as a hen and In
rounding Cape Hotteras her crew were a
fancy marine risk.
Woodruff a Co. Fairp0rt, Va. have
libclicd the schooner Charles III. Bfamble
Toy SiT915 The schooner is thought TO
be now AT OnancOck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
The Eject of our war on Europe.

The single ray of hope Tor SPAN il'a
I'm a political change which Wouiu MA,
rally improve. rather than damage ',"
character of her civilization. nancy ,"'
frank acceptance OF the posi,l'H
ward of France That position is already
virtually hers. 10 became hers When' %"
Tho ground that her securities 10 the
amount of nearly nine hundred millions
of dollars were I'm the hands OF treH'"
Investors she implOred the French or
zion Office TO avert the loss OF her coiv-
80 bv e0ecting a concerted interposl-
ton of the European powers Oh h,i ~
half That tutclary role was uhuei lah ,"
by NJ HanOtauN. although Nalh,y oNI.7
~ Great Britains attitude, ana u "as
en- nursuance Of the same function OF
nrofectorship that NJ Cambon was IN
structed by his government 70 OBTAIN
from President Mckinley the most gen
erolis terms Of peace compatible Win 'Ho
met raorirements Of the United states.
II was Internationally due 20 TINS neuia-
tion on The part of France that our soF-
eminent RETAINED from eNactlhs l
cuniarv indemnity which SPAN sN.i-
onad as she may be, is AZ least Deter
ohle "a nav than was Turkey IN 1913.
when the war is over Spaniarus VIII
recoqnize that they owe the retention OF
the Canaries the Balearic Isles, the caro-
lines. a part 81 the Ladrones, anu. pos
sIbly. a part of the Philippines. and aiso
he Immunity of Cadiz. Barcelona ana
other seaports from bombardment 10
the gooo Offices Of the French hepuDilc.
and they win. hencciorth look upon n,r
80 ,hoiy Guardian and defender. With
H. helm Of French hnanciers. the burden
of spain's public debt may be lshtened
in a sensible degree; that Is 10 say, the
rate of interest may be lowered and the
go r-ements for a sinking fund NAV
10 made less onerous. at all events, TO
skilled economists who can command
vast capital. such as are 10 DC found
~ Erance The spanish financial problem
-. tiS 10, seem more insoluble than
Thai presented in Egypt just before the
French Se' capitalists believed that their
practical control OF Spain was assured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
CAPITAL Active in the south.

Selecting the more important from lhe
unusual number of new enterprises r.
ported to The Tradesman during lhe
week ended September 10, 1895 Alabama
is credited with a wood-wOrHhB Cum
panv I'm the Birmingham distinct "a
handle factory with q capacity. OF VVn
handles. and a land and industrial deyel-
opment company managed from new
England: another cOoperase plant IS uli-
der way at a Florida port, Georgia sends
word of "a $4,000 bag and buriap ihlIi'
and a foundry and machine shop; Mem
phis capital will establish a refrigerator
factory at Louisville. Louisiana men
tions a 500 90 brewery. a local telephone
company at New Orleans and a small
electric light plant. An ice, light ana
water company. capital $1,000 ana
S25 D0 water and light company are uh-
der way in Mississippi; cotton mill sup
Div plant and an independent telephone
system in North Carolina. a fiourishmg
mill and cottonseed oil mill IN south
Carolina: an Improvement company ana
a water power company I'm Texas; saw
mill and a municipal electric light pant
i'm Virginia. and an ice factory in West
Virginia. -Chattanooga CIcnn) Trades
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14

vo Wuhelmena Queen of tna Neither
lands. Princess Of NHfsfn-'iAntf' ""i'
incidentally. Grand Duchess, ereellils.
v,ur tolerablv immature majesty ih'
Ghosts of the burghers of N.eu Amaici-
dam salute Your unprotected grace INC
v.rsiths of departed staothoIlri- pro. '"'l'
In their high FalhalIa the aNAita "' 7.N
dogs toast the promise or your years ~
be- For your throne. madam A a'i''i'
is lustrOus. I'm tne CLEAN Oh your ni'".ii'
D. the sparkle OF great ue'l7. N''u'
YOUR sccpter circles chronicle dedI I'D
lfsrhsftsueee. Before the Hollow Land
over which your sovereignty extends,
WAS turned into a kingdom the eoIh ana
lemon of it's Prirsenvlas shovel SPAN
into "a back seat and threw Eneland ln-
to- fits. In the high Nalhalia. DOB which,
madam. YOU are being toasted now
stands Van Tr0mp. After smashing Two
Peuinsular fleets and doing up a. BRUSH
SQUADRON. he nailed n broom 20 bus maat-
head. Madam. he had swept inc seas
Behind him in the penumbra loom lne
figures OF De Ruyter OF WHITE dc WIN
and of Evertsen. Madam the latter TOOK
New York The victories of the others
are as long as your arm. AFTER ARA
gut and Nelson. line abreast with ine
naval heroes Of all time. they nave STOOD
and well Madam, on and near ana CIT
cumiacent 20 the Bouverie. where, Il
may have reached your ears, such Things
are done such things are said. sisters,
cousins. aunts. fellow-countrymen, and
other relatives OF these cOnquistadors,
once loved and lived A few Of their
descendants linger still. Madam. may
your reign be long. With the ghosts on
forgotten burghers they too salute you.
Edgar Saltus in Golfers weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
Bryan is Bottled Up.

LINCOLN. NEB.. Sept 12.-Colonol w.
]. Bryan and his Third Nebraska Regi-
ment will be ordered to Cuba for garrison
duty. lie may resign. but his personal
and political friends say he Will not not
withstanding strong pressure has been
brought to bear upon him TO do so. Col
Bryan's presence in Nebraska would be
very acceptable just now 20 the fusionis.s'
who need his services IN the campaign,
and the Republicans are satisfied TO have
him remain whore he is. Tho fusion man
ayers insist that their State ticket Is not
in danger, but appeals have been sent
10 jacksonville and Washington looking
TO the release of the leader of the silver
brigade Men of the regiment say Bryan
would like to come home. but he has too
much pride 10 ask for his discharge
Philadelphia Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14

for several generations. they could I'M
part an immense stimulus 10 spanish
agriculture. by opening a market III
France for certain products OF the zen
insula. by restoring the irrigation Woi Ms
Of the Moors by replantnB the usloi
csted tracts, and b. increasing we
mand for food staples az nome ntpusi II
the extensive exploitation OF the mineral
stores which are still pracuCa"iy ny
haustible. Tho French government
would. unqucstionabiy, promote such mp
plicauons OF French capital III cohaluei
alton. on the one hand. OF A commercial
treatv that shoud afford 10 French
manufactures "a permanent ihaihtl south
~ the pvrenoes and on the other an
offensive and defensive alliance mat 10
the event Of war with England or with
Germany. would place Ceuta. Alsecifts'
Min0rCa and the Canaries ~ us olspp7hi
and would set free the army OF one nun
dred thousand men. which, otherwise, III
case OF hOstiities On the Rhine. would
have 20 be detached 10 guard the soutn-
western frontier of France, from lay
onne TO R0ussiiion. In return Tor heI
national regeneration, SPAIN OF course
would also be expected 10 reuOunce. IN
favor OF France, her prelehsi'n7 ~
Morocco. and thus The knotty Morocco
problem. which involves the future OF
the most fertile section OF northern
Africa. would be forced az once INTO
the foreground OF diplomatic controversy.
From what we have already said. n
should be evident that England VIII nave
90 pay for the rebuff. which she admin
istcred 10 France and Spain not only by
refusing % take part in the proposed
intervention in defense of Cuba. but hy
intmating that her irOnclads would be
found upon the side Of the United
States. Hitherto. Notwithstanding the
fact that Spanish securities were more
easily. DISPOSED OF in Paris than I'm Lon-
don Standards could not forget the fact
that England had helped them 20 expell
from their country Tine armies OF Napo-
leon J.. and. consequently. I'm the event
Of "a war between France and Great
Britain they could Doe counted upon 10
preserve "a genuine neutrality and not TO
use their c0igus of vantage to block
either Of the routes 10 India. that name
fv. through the Straits OF Gibraltar or
that around the cape OF Good Hope.
Now. on the contrary. the situation VIII
Doe unfav0rable for England. for. with
the French virtually controlling Ccuta
and Aleec.ras and possibly. Minorca
also. the value OF Glraltar viii boz mimi
mized and the voyage t0 Port Said VIII
Doe seriously obstruc'ed The same thing
would be true off the route around the
Cape OF Good Hope. If the French should
become the practical pOssessors OF the
Canarics. for they would Dee able to re-
store Sos former attribute OF improgna-
bIity 90 the fortified port Of Santa cruz
which. 90 will Doe remembered. even Mel
son attacked in vain-cOlliers weekly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
JOHN ANDERSEN
GETS A RESPITE.
impression That He Was MaItreated
on the Ship,
HE WILL GET POPULAR AID.
Mrs. Lucretia Nash, Who Welcomed
Lafayette at Norfolk. Is Dead at
Age Of Intentionally in the
30 Per Cent. Tax RENTED

NORFOLK. VA. Sept B-special-
John Andersen. swede. 10 I'm Norfolk jan
condemned 20 be hanged for killing inc
mate off the schooner olive PecAer on
the high seas. Recently respite was
Granted bv Judge Waddil of the Dnite'
l.,trs District Court and an appear I'D
tina Supreme Court allowed. ANA iae"
having NO means ne DIS unable I'd pay 4l'
the records necessary. hcV. d. 10
schoux and Rev j. B. Merritt minister
of Norfolk have undertaken I'D raise lhe
money needed by popular subscriptions
Tba impression is general here thA- Ah-
derscn was maltreatcd on the SNIP ana
does not deserve 90 die. The pioptDiD
tics are that the response 10 the can 4ot
aid will be general. ,-,-
Nash. is dead ln Port mouth aged ninety
wears. When the Marquise de Ldiayelle
visited Portsmouth ON October ID, lNi'
and WAS rendered "a public reception Mr7.
Nash chen Ann Collins. girl or uiIeen
voars. ms the most beautiful maiden Duo tAe
eif,. was chosen t0 deliver am address OF
welcome and present wreath or MOVERS
to the DISTINGUISHED visitor. She was
greatly beloved. ..
Tho revenue officials here have been
instructed 10 remit the fifty per cent
ponaltv n case of special task payers
bankers. merchandise brokers. manuitc
mrers' agents. and Che Ike VINO h'o
neither notice nor information OF me zee
0ulrcmcnts that they should MAKE "a
sworn return to The collector ass t' their
soocial tax liabilities under the me-" war
revenue act
Quite a. number OF these penalties have
10 HH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
HANOVER TROOP ASSOCIATION.
Annual Reunion and Picnic-Onicers
Elected.

ASHLAND. VA, September 1S.-Spe-
ciaL-The Hanover Troop Association
held its annual picnic at Ashland Park
to-day number of Richmond people
were present. among them Justice j. j..
Crutchheld.
At the business meeting the following
officers were reelected for the ensuing
year: Thomas W. SydnOr. president;
Thomas f. Taylor. frs vice-president;
Walter l.. Wingdeld, second vice-presi-
dent. J. G. Cooke. third vice-president;
j. A. Brown. secretary.
The names Of members reported as
dying during the past year were Com
rades G. a. Taylor. former president Of
the association: John 4. BlantOn, Thomas
j. Talliaferro and r. b. Dunn.
FMlogistic speeches on the life and
character Of these gentlemen were maGs
by Comrades J. 4. Brown. T. w. sgd
nor and j. &. Cooke.
An elegant dinner was spread and wa s
heartily enjsyed by a number Of the old
soldiers. their families and friends
After dinner Captains John a. amb
and ID. A. Timberlake made speeches
giving many interesting "reminiscences
OF the Confederate cavalry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14

After Hawaii jamaica. The lady's de-
sire 10 get on board 700. while common
dable. Is embarrassing. 10 Is all very
well % be nice and polite but. what
with the thousand and one sultanas IN
the Paciac. the ship Of State viii need
overhaullng Il she is 10 carry any more.
I'm addition, there Is the example and the
contagiOn Of II 70 be considered. IL
Jamaica be admitted into the family
circle. who knows ,jut what that black
wench of Hayti will want 90 smuggle
in TOO. Then there are the Leewards,
the Windward set, the bahamas. and
the lot Of them. And a bad lot they
are. Long ago the government cut 81.
Thomas in the street. There is no rea-
son why II should hand Jamaica up the
hatchway now. Besides, IL is an island
with a past Since the year l. when 81
was known as Xaymaca. its career has
been a compound Of rum and Of crime.
There was an epoch when its tastes
wavered between earthquakes. massacres
and buccaneers. Latterly rs behavior
has been more In consonance with the
usages OF good society. bur IL is an isl
and with a past all the same. No good
ever came from there. We have no real
use Tor II. and we have enough shady
territories as II ls.-EdgaT Saltus Ia Col
lier's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
DEATHS.

BOWLES.-Died, September 18th. at II
o'clock, at her residence. No POI Ran
dolph street JENNIE f., wife of A. J.
Bowles. in the twenty-ninth year OF her
age.
The funeral took place from Pine
Street Baptist church yesterday at A:3e
Il. NJ.
MASON. Died. at 49, +. NJ. Monday.
September 18th, JAMES ii. MASON. at
the residence OF Ills sister. Miss Belle
Mason. 3l4 west Leigh street.
The funeral will take place from the
Second Baptist church THIS AFTER
NOON at 3 o'clock.
NOLAND.-Di at II o'clock yesterday
morning September 49, 1873. after a
lingering illness at "Edgewood" Han
over county, FRANCIS holland. aged
forty-four years. second son OF the late
Calender ST. George holland, and Mary
Edmonia Berkeley.
Funeral at "Edgewood." THURSDAY,
tina 1hth- at 10 a. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmo"u
Citizens and other Matters.

Miss Nora Hinchman OF this city lelt
Sunday for Philadelphia TO attend sohooA
Judge D. A. Grimsley was in the 'l'y
last night on his return from 1oocil"''u'
where he has been holding court
Engine No. was called 10 thS penn .l ..i,t
out a fire suspected to have been kindied
there by some boys.
Dr. snIs Daniel and family, accompa-
MED by Miss Dora b. Joyner. nave I,-
turned TO the city after % deiightIui SUM
mer at Willouehby Beach.
Councilman Charles r. Winston OF
CLAY Ward. left yesterday ior New N M
comfy. where he will spend a week lls"-
,r,, and hunting sora. IL is said that sora
are very plentiful this season.
Miss Mary Deane Scott who was ope-
rated on for appendicitis at the Oio i''-
minion Hospital on Monday was resl'"s
quietly last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
All Run Down
Hoods Pills cure Sick Headache. &c.


Revolution, the GarlandRodes Camp
Confederate Veterans. the Hissh School
Cadets. and the Home Guard Memorial
Association. have each been asked 10 APP
point committee OF six to assist In max
ing arrangements for the occasion.
All who are interested in the matter
are confident that their efforts will be
crowned with success.
Three military companies went from
Lynchburg--the Lynchburg Home Guard.
and the Fitz Lee Rifles who are here now
on thirty days furlough. and the Vir-
ginia Zouaves. who are expected to ar
rive in Richmond from Florida at an
early date.
The banquet according 10 present in
tentions. will not be given untn after the
Zouaves return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-14
THE WAR NOT OVER.
Our BattIeships 10 be Placed in Action
for Immediate Service.

NORFOLK, VA. September l3.-Spe-
cial.-A letter from Assistant Secretary
of the Navy Allen to The Business Mems
Association. Of Norfolk. is thought to
anticipate that there is likely TO be more
work for the navy shortly and that the
war is by no means over. or trouble Win
another nation is not thought unlikely.
The business men asked that "A squad
ron be sent 10 Hampton Roads during
the Virginia state Fair beginning here
October 9Th Here Is the reply:
1.-THE department regrets that. owing 70
the necessity OF placing all the ships IN
condition for immediate service, If neces-
sary. and that as the movements Of naval
vessels are governed entirely by the eNl-
gencies of the service. IL cannot assure
Won that any Of the large vessels VIII
be in Hampton Roads at the time Of the
state Fair