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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
WE MAY TAKE FERNANDO 20,
And Release the Cuban sympa-
tIizers Imprisoned There.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.-THE Eve
ming Post says: from private informa-
ton received in this city by sympathizers
with the Cuban cause there Is reason
10 believe that Commodore Watson may
include in his mission 10 the Spanish
coast 4 visit, first or aiterward, TO the
Island OF Fernando Po. oil the African
coast 10 release from Imprisonment
many people banished to the island TOR
political reasons by Spain. Most OF the
prisoners are Cuban sympathiZers.
That some consideration has been
given 20 this proposition by the govern
ment, or that the latter intends TO adopt
some other and immediate plan for Sc
curing the release OF the Cuban pri-
soners Of war. IS partly evidenced by a
dispatch received here, reading as fol-
lows: Hopes for the release shortly or
Herrera and others have suddenly grown
brighter. Mckinley gives us great asst
RANGES OF prompt action now"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
1Roors At cAmP THOMAS HAPPY.
They are Anxious mud Expect TO Go
60 Porto Rico.


60 Porto Rico.
,HlCkAMArGA NATIONAL PARK,
VA. july li.-The soldiers were quite ac-
IT'S. H their work to-day. nOtwithstand-
-'s .le heat. The latest news from Wash
t.'h had the eject Of greatly enthusing
.Ne troops at Camp Thomas. and there is
regiment that does not feel that il
aIie likely 90 be ordered 10 Porto Rico.
t'. ilrt corps is especially hopeful OF
irF order. 90 go with General Brooke
% f'il1 Rico. This is General Bro0ke's
't' ana t is definitely understood that
.' aecompany him wherever the gov
"hHea, may order him. THE corps, as Il
now made up consists Of the following
'.tincuts.
IH.l Diyision-Flrsi Brigade: Second
l ihfd Wisconsin and Sixteenth Penn
'eait. commanded by Brigadler-G Gene
pa. "a Ernest
% 'd Brigade: Third Illinois Fourth
.lisyitauia. and Fourth Ohio. COM
'.atl by Bugadier-Generai Harris
.iA bnsade: First aud Third Ken
es and FIFTH Illinois. commanding bril-
s.e.'r 10 Doe supplied
ono DIyislon--Firsf BrIgade: Thirty
Michigan. Sixteenth Indiana. and
4. Georgia. commanding bIigadier TO
49,, 'a brisade. Sixth Ohio. i5Sth In
h,... ifst West Virginia. commanding
r.'r 10 b. supplied.
"1 +iigade Second Ohio, First Penn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
syIvania. and Fourteenth MInnesota. Rrl.

sylvania. and Fourteenth Minnesota. p,,-
ss III I.Seneral Rooster. commanding.
MIRA Division-First Brigade: Twelfth
s,ha First South Carolina. and
ruin fennsylvania; Brigadler- General
John A. Wiley commanding.
second Brigade: Eighth Massachusetts
Mshty-hrst Kansas. and Twelfth New
piled. sup
lhird Brigade: Ninth Pennsylvania. So
g n Missouri, and First New Hampshire:
Drlsadier-General Andrews. commanding
husn orders were sent few days ago
Ior an the equipage lacking In this corps.
ana ~ VIII now undoubtedly be supplied
win everything necessary by the time ar
ransements can be completed for trans
ports
The hospitals OF the CORPS are IN thu
rough working order and are ready TO
move at any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
SPANISH EXCURSION momE.
Our Santiago Prisoners to sail oa o.
About the 9th.

WARRINGTON. July ig.--Cnisss pres
eni plans mlscarry. the spanish solsier
surrendered at Santiago VIII sail fror
cuba Tor spain on July 18th. Tbis daff
has been fixed by te< War Departments
ana every EFFORT VIII be- bent toward exs
pediung the departure OF the prisoners
IL was announced Tonight that ma
Department had decided 20 ask FOR bicA
nom steamship companies Tor the trans<
rartaison OF the eapuves 20 their aatlyf
lad. and PROPOSALS VIII be issued earn
rext week. The contract. II Is nnd>r-
stood. viii also include The subsistence
OF the men during the voyage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
ANOTHER SPANISH snip GONE.
The Guoboat Lopez Completely De-
stroyed by the New Orleans.

ST. THOMAS ID. w. L., July 1.-the
United States cruiser New Orleans to-day
completely destroyed the Spanish gunboat
Antonio Lopez. whose captain recently
ran his vessel ashore at Salinas, near
San Juan de Porto Rico. upon being
chased by two American vessels while at
tempting % enter San Juan with a cargo
Of provisions and war material.
PORTO RicAN BLOCKADE TIGHT.
The Porto Rican blockade is being keen,
~ felt at San Juan. and the refugees arc
oycrcrowding the accommodations there.
The Sc. Thomas Colonial Bank has re-
fused 10 accept the Yosemstes drafts o.
The United States
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
SANITARY COMMISSION.
Former President Harrison and
ROhert y. Lincoln Hend IL

INDIANAPOLIS, md, July 1.-THE
United states Sanitary Commission. which
has been organized 70 care for the sick
and wounded in the present war. TO fur
nish nurses and TO provide all possible
comforts 10 the soldiers, has elected the
following officers:
President. Benjamin Harrison, Indiana:
First Nice-President. Robert T. Lincoln.
Illinois; Second Eice-President, Lew Wal
lace, Indiana; Third Wee President. Hen
ry Watterson. Kentucky; Treasurer.
Daniel r. Sickles. New York; Secretary,
NJ. y. Ellis. Indiana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
IMPORTANT TAX DECISION,
L. =. Commissioner Holds That Ex-
press Companies Must Pay.


OTTtMWA. IA, July 16-United States
Commissioner Hunter to-day decided for
the first time in any court, criminal or
civil. the question whether express COM
panies or shippers must pay the 1-cent
tax 10 be attached 10 an express receipt.
He held that the company must pay the
tax under the laws. lie holds the cashier
of the local office Of the Adams Express
Company arrested on charge Of vio-
lating the revenue law. to the Federal
grand jury. United States District At
torney Miles represented the United
States in the hearing. Attorneys for the
Express Company will apply for a writ
Of habeas corpus before United States
Judge WOOlsOn, who will be asked to pass
Judgment on the commissioners decision
early next week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
sAGAsTA WITHOUT INFORMATION.
Santiago Gable Cat-CarIists Causing
Increased Anxiety.

Madrid. July 10, 7. M.-senor Sa-
gasta declares that ne Is wholly withous
Information from Santiago. owing 10 ina.
interruption OF cable communication be-
tween spain and Cuba.
The movements OF tho carlis,s are
causing increased anxiety. The organic
eaton OF the adberents OF the PretefdeS
Is complete. and they have repressnta-
lives Ia every town. The rural clergy, es~
pecially In the Basque provinces. and IN,
Navarro. Catalonia, and Valencia, ara
powerful auxliaries OF DoE Carlos, whose
order would be sufficient to cause thd
simultaneous appearance OF bands In vas
rios districts.
'fhe government has 2Do000 troops 10
readlness for eyentualitles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
BLACK APPOINTS wCULLAGH.
superintendent OF New York Flee.
fions-E1tra Session Ends.

ALBANY, y. Y, July l6.--The extraor-
binary session Of the State Legislature
adjourned finally to-day. Its work was
the passage OF four bills:
one appropriating 10000 for a war
fund; p providing for the polling Of votes
Of soldiers in camp and in he field at
general election; g. taking from the Chief
of Police Of New York city the power of
appointing judges and clerks OF elections
and yestinS the power in a State BIZ
partisan commission, acting through a
superintendent Of elections. and. 4. ap-
propriating $4,000 for the expenses Of the
special session.
Governor Black has signed the Metro
politan District election BILL and John
McCullagh. late Chief Of Police OF New
York. has been appointed as State Super
intendent Of Elections under its pro-
visions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
Corea to suspend Grain Tax.
Washington Starr

II Is reported at tho State Department,
by Consul Allen. at Seoul. Corea. that the
Corean Government has announced It's
intention on May 9Th 10 suspend a mode
rate tax on rice and other gralas for d
period OF five months. owing 10 the
scarcity OF food IN that country. The
prospects for good crop the present
year are very feir. yet all depends on
the rains. which have been scaaty so far.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
Dep.h of waier al savannah.

SAVANNAH. GA. July 1.-THE state
ment credited TO Major-General Wilson
now at Charleston. in an Associated
Press dispatch from Washington tonight.
10 the effect that Charleston has more
than 20 feet OF water at low tide. and
Savannah only II feet. Is erroneous. The
United States engineers reports show
that Savannah has % feet at high water
and % feet at low water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
santiago Gable Buoycd. Not Cut.

OFF SANTIAGO DE CUBA July IL.
via PLAYA DEL. ESTE. July l5-,Delayed
in Transmission.)-The last cable from
Santiago &c Cuba was caught this eve
ming hy the anchor OF the Massachusetts
near Aguadores. just as the surrender or
Santiago was announced. The finding OF
the cable was accidental 1t has been
decided to buoy the cable for future use,
and not 20 cut 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
YEARS CLEANUP At DAWSON.
\ Trihe Less Than $4,000. 900
kIondilIe Outlook Enc0uraging.

VICTORIA. Is. G., July l6.-Edtor Ship
~, Of the Skaguay News, who came down
on the Cottage city. says that this years
cleanup at Dawson will be a trihe less
than $40 OO0000 three-quarters Of this be-
ing in the custody of the two big trading
companies, which will send it down by
way OF ST. Michael.
There Is no longer any fear of a
famine in Dawson. All the men who ar
rived on the Cottage City are encouraged
over the outlook. Wages keep up to so
and SIS a day, but there will be very lit
tie work at mining until the frost sets i'm.
There are said 20 be about 1000 people
around Dawson at present. and the river
all the way up is crowded with new
Corners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
TO TAKE THE CAROLINEs.
Monterey Intends to Make the
Islands Ours.

SAN FRANCISCO July 1s-Advices
from Honolulu Indicate that the coast
defence vessel Monterey will take possess
sion of the Caroline Islands before reach
ing Manila.
While In Honolulu Harbor- Commander
I.entze. OF the Monterey. borrowed charts
OF the Carolines from Captain Bray. Of
the missionary bark Morning Star. and
also consulted with that navigator re-
ga-dng the harbors Of those islands. Cap
tain Lentze promised 20 return the charts
when he reached the Philippines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
steamer to Carry Water TO cuba.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 1.-THE
British tank steamer Lucilene. now at
this port. has been bought by the gov
eminent to carry water 10 Cuba and
elsewhere. The price paid is said 10 be
100000. The Lucilene was launched five
years ago at Stockton. England. and is
built OF iron and steel. She can carry
10000 gallons OF water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
Immune Companies at ST. Louis.

ST LOUIS, NO, July lG.-In the past
twenty-four hours five companies OF i'm
munes have arrived at jefferson barracks.
Three Of them came from Little Rock.
Ark, and two from Columbia. Mo. This
makes nine companies in camp. and only
three OF the Seventh United States Vol
unteer Regiment yet 10 come
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
CAR BUILDINGS BURNED.
Central IL. II. of New jersey suffers
$4,000 Damage.

NEW YORK, July l5-Fivc frame
buildings. part of the car-shops Of the
Central railroad. of New Jersey. at Eliza
beth. We're burned to-day causing loss
Of S25 900. James Robbins, q workman,
jIi1ped from second story OF the pat
tern-shop and sustained serious injuries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
Princess de Chimay Not Dead,

BUDAPEST. July lS.-There Is no truth
in the announcement telegraphed to
Paris by the correspondent here OF a
newspaper OF that city. that Clara l..
Ward. formerly OF Detroit, Mich. the di-
vorced wife OF Prince Joseph, Of Chi
may and Caraman. Is dead. She is In this
city. and Is in good health
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
Chief of Police, Washington.

WASHINGTON, July ls.-Richard SyI-
vester. since 1855 chief clerk OF the Dis
triet Police Department, was to-day APP
pointed by the District commissioners as
Force, TO succeed the late William q.
Moore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
The Yosemite Needs Rep,irs

ST THOMAS. ID. W. l., July l6.-Du-
ring her service on the blockade the
auxiliary cruiser Yosemite was discover
ed TO have a fire in her coal-bunkers
which burned for three days. Some re-
pairs TO the vessel viii be necessary. The
government viii permit her TO purchase
500 tons OF coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17

VICTORIA. y. c.. July ls.-The steamer
City OF Seattle arrived here yesterday
frcm Dawson. She brought news that
skaguay had been placed under martial
law. and that all prisoners had been re-
leased by Captain Yeatman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE.
Annual. Instead OF Biennini. ses-
sions-Endorsem Of Mex inley.

BUFFALO. July 6-At to-day's ses-
sion Of the Baptist Young Peoples Union
Rev. s. +. Price resigned as representa-
tive OF the State OF Minnesota. en- the
national Board Of Managers. and Rev.
DR.. Seymour. Of ST. Paul. was chosen
to succeed him.
DR.. Chiyers presented a supplementary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
TURF RECORDS BROKEN.
Goodrich Goes "a Vile and EaIf I'm
1;SNI.

CHICAGO. July 1.-two worlds re-
cords were broken to-day at Washington
Park. and at distances that are generally
supposed 10 bring out class, speed, and
stamina in a race-horse.
Goodrich. the Derby colt belonging TO
Landeman, Of Cincinnati. ran a mile end
one-half in the Great Western Handicap
in 2.30 IL.
David Tenney, the little son OF Tenney,
ran a mile and a quarter in 2:04 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
, Man and wife Killed by n Train.

ST. LOUIS MO. July ia train on
the Peoria and Northern Division OF the
wabash railroad ran into buggy cross
ing the track at Brooklyn. Ill.,, four miles
an East ST. Louis tonight and killed
ID RawIey and wife, both Of Brooklyn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
One Executive 4. Enough

MANAGUA, NICARAGUA. July Is. via
GALVESTON. TEN.-The Committee on
Congress, which has formulated the Fed
eral Constitution. recommends change
in the plan put forth By the diet Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
THE ELCHo CHALLENGE SHIELD.
Engiand's Team Wins from Scotland
and ireland.

LONDON. July l6.--At the competition
81 Bisley to-day for the Elcho Challenge
Shield open 10 one team Of eight from
England Scotland. and Ireland, fifteen
shots at 500 900. and l.O00 yards. England
won. with a score of 1885; Scotland scored
30 and Ireland / S5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
lola RETURNS TO THE ATTACK
Publishes Open Letter 10 the Premier
About Dreyfus.

PARIS. July I'm. Emile Zola to-day
returns TO the attack in the Dreyfus case
b. publishing an open letter on the subject
U the Premier 81 BrissOn, IN the Aurore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
FASTENING TO CHINA.
Men Who Want to Overthrow the
Present Government

CANTON. July 1.-THE leading members
OF the new China party are assembling
from all parts OF the world 10 aid IN the
rebellion against the present government
OF China.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17

Greater Republic from three to one ex-
ecutive. and. instead OF a changeable
headquarters. Federal District, having
a capital at Amathala. on the Bay OF
Fonseca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
MICHAEL DEFEATED.
Tom Linton, of Wales, the Rider
who Triumphs over Him.

NEW YORK, July B-For the second
! time this year Jimmy Michael. the once
| invincible paced bicyclist. was forced tc
! drink the bitter cup OF defeat His old
schoolmate In Wales. Tom Linton. was
| the one 70 lower Mchaels colors to-day
and at the same time he broke the word :
record for the distance. Linton accom-
plished the feat in 20-mile paced race al
Manhattan Beach, in the presence Of 49,
300 people.
For four miles II was a pretty race,
Michael leading by a few yards. Sudden
ly MchaeFs tire collapsed. Naturally.
Linton pursued him, and after riding two
laps OF the fifth mile, Michael stopped and
pedalled slowly 70 his corner where he
changed his damaged wheel for a new
wheel In the mean time, Linton kept
going like the wind, and before Michael
came back on the track was one mile
ahead
MICHAEL KISSED.
When Michael left the track he was
greeted with a storm OF Kisses.
Michael met with another slight draw
back on entering his tenth mile, when his
pacing teams broke a chain. After
Michael let up there was little interest in
the race outside OF Lintons efforts TO re-
duce the records Although he tried Lard.
he could add no new figures until the fif-
teenth mile. when he started in by clip
ping FIVE and one-ffth seconds of the re-
cord. lie continued ahead OF the record
every mile until the finish breaking the
twenty-mile record by exactly seven Sc
conds. He could have made better time
had he not lost his pacemakers while
rounding for the last lap.
Not content with the result. Michael
al once challenged Linton for another
race at twenty-five miles. Linton accept
cd. and the race will be run at Manhat-
tan Beach track Saturday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-17
England. First rouch of summer.

LONDON. July ls.-England to-day IS
having the first warm weather OF the
year. the thermometer ranging from 20 TO
g degrees. There have been several
deaths attributed to sunstroke.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-20
DEADLY WORK OF ROBBERS.
One Woman Killed and Another May
Die From Their Assault.

One Woman Killed and Another May
Die From Their Assault.
Banks. Ala, Dec. ia horrible
crime was committed at the Meyers
plantation, near Josie Postoffice, eight
miles from Banks. Mrs. Ida Myers, a
wealthy widow, and her haughter-in-
law. Mrs. e. Myers, also a widow, con-
Quoted a store, and 1t was known that
they kept a large amount of money in
the dwelling across the road from the
store. A young man named Cook was
employed to superintend the farm, and
he occupied room in the house. Some
time between midnight and daylight
Cook was aroused by a noise in the
room of the elder Mrs. Myers He
sprang out of bed and ran to the door
of the room and saw Mrs. Myers strug-
Cling with strange men.
He rushed to her assistance and was
knocked senseless with a club When
he regained consciousness he found the
house on fire and the elder Mrs. Myers
apparently dead on the floor. Dragging
her from the fire. he went in search of
the younger Mrs. Myers, and found
her dead in her room her brains having
been beaten out He rescued her body
Just in time from the flames.
He then rang the farm bell and
aroused the neighbors, who came in
great numbers, but were too late to
save the house or any of its contents.
1t is believed that the robbers OBJ
tanned $4,000 in cash, and evidently
they thought they had killed all three
parties and fired the house to cover
up their crime. The condition of the
elder Mrs. Myers Is critical
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-20

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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-12-20
FILIPlNOS' CRUELTIES,
Alleged Acts of Barbarism Charged
Against Them by Spaniards.

Against Them by Spaniards.
Manila, p. l., via San Francisco, Dec.
20,--All sorts of rumors are current
here as to what the Filipino republic
is doing with reference TO the settle
ment of the Philippine question, but
the Filipino newspapers insist that
nothing but absolute independence will
be accepted by the natives. Senor
Palermo. president of the Philippine
assembly is said to have cabled long
message to Madrid In November to the
effect that if Spain would guarantee
autonomy and other reform measures
the whole country would support Span
lsh rule In preference to any other for
eign Intervention.
The claims so strenuously made by
the natives that they are a highly civ
ilized race is not borne out by facts,
according to Spanish refugees from the
north VINO have Just reached here. They
say that after the surrender of the
town of Apart the insurgents formed
a parade, the central feature of which
was a Spanish lieutenant, who was car
ried along the streets suspended from
a bamboo pole to which his hands and
rect were lleu, just as IOBS are Cal lSu
along here by coolies. On arrival at
the plaza the procession halted, the
pole was placed upon two forked sticks
and a squad of rebels proceeded to
terrorize their helpless victim by shoot
ing as close to his head as was possible
without wounding him. When the un-
fortunate man was unconscious with
terror the procession moved on again.
Another story is told of a Spanish
officer being confined in a cell with his
hands tied behind his back and COM
PEELED 20 eat the portions of food ALL
loted him from the floor Of his cell like
dog.
Still another refugee states that be-
cause he threw some papers which he
did not wish the rebels to have into a
cesspool the natives dropped him into
the hole and compelled him to recover
| the papers, after which he was paraded
through the streets for hours.
The Spanish priests who were cap
tured Jared somewhat better, according
to reports, for the rebels organized
them into an extempore brass band to
head their professions, and by dint OF
kicks and blows compelled their cap
| tives to produce discord, which highly
amused the natives.
The natives Indignantly deny these
| allegations and their newspapers re-
taliate by printing horrible stories OF
atrocities practiced by the Spaniards,