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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
ANTI-LEAGUE TICKET.
The Men who Have Been Selected in
CInN Marh

The voters of Clay Ward have decided
20 combine upon an anu-League ticket
for the Common Council tic personnel OF
which Is uncAcepuonaL TWO Of the gen
fcmcl chosen have served four years III
the Couucn and by their strict attention
20 duty and business sacacity have shown
themselves to Doe worthy OF the honors
which were bestowed upon thcn-
The ticket selected g. composed OF
Mossrs. Samuel r. Cotiren. Joha NJ.
Blanks. Charles R. Winston. f. W. Minor
and William Gibson. Jr.-esch one OF the
highest character ana most favorably
krown In his ward.
Mr. S. II Ccitrcn las been FOR years
connected with the business Interests OF
the citv henr r large dealer IN coal lie
f. a subs antial nan. conservative ana
conscientious. Tor -four years he has been
"a member Of tho Common Council from
Clav Nt-l 0d e. chairman of the Com
u.ttee on Relief OF The Pour, one Of the
best manac0J departments OF the p'y.
We IS d member of the Finance Com
rnlfcc in which capacity h. has always
shown conss rvaism and judgu ent
Mr. Cottreu ls an honest, unrieht man.
s,d .niots Ue confidence and respect Of
Tho cnfifs comm rnity.
NJ J1r M Tiorks elso. has been a
member OF ilc Counci fo' four years
mss unl has ua0c good record. lie IS
w-u known b. Clay Ward. where for
years ne has beef engaged In the drug
business.
As "a member of some OF the most i'm
forfant Council committees he has always
shown hlseif f1lly alive 10 the inieres 8
~ his constituents IN particular and he
CITY az large He always ac's aecorfln
90 his convictions without fear OF conse-
Qucncos
Mt. Charles r. Winston. the third mem
Ter % tie ticket. Is young man. but
none T. moro widely and favorabiy known
in Clay Narc. u Is a somewhat remarka-
be fact that there has never b en- an elec-
;riclan h. the Council. although one has
been badly needed. Mr.. Winston Is
thorough electrician. Tie Is instructor OF
fhe class Of electricity In the Virginia
Mechanics Institute.
Mr. Winston IS also secretary and elcc.
irician Of the Electric Construction Com
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
JUDGE WADDILL.
Hes All Right Bnt His Case was Not
Acted On~-Taylor's Name Held Up.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 14-spe-
cial-The Senate judiciary Committee
did not act to-day on the nomination Of
Judge Waddm. but will make a favorable
report next Monday.
There Is no objection to Waddill what
ever and the case was passed by on the
motion Of a Republican member Of the
committee simply on the ground OF Gus
tom. He said that both Senator Daniel
aud Senator Martin had notified the COM
mlttee that they would be ready 10 vote
Tor the confirmation OF Judge Waddill..
Ths Republican members thought that
as this was 4. life appointment they had
better wait another week before making
a report.
Samuel Harris Hoge's nomination as
postmaster for Roanoke has been con-
firmed but Captain J. NJ. Taylor's nomi-
nation for the Ashland postmastership is
held up the Senate committees.
This creates surprise as II was stated
last week that his name went on the
calender along with Hoge's and others.
APPOINTED on ths same day. March 4th.
Ii seems that letters have been received
from patrons of the Ashland office OBJ
iecfin., 10 Captain Taylor on account OF
his advanced age.
Friends OF the appointee on the other
hand say that Captain Taylor's age
should not make against him. as he is
we'll able TO conduct business OF the Of
flee satisfactorily.
Information comes from Senator Daniel
at Lynchburg that his con is improving.
The Senator reports that he will certain
ly return to Washington this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
FORTY MILES TO A FUNERAL.
4 Large Concourse Follow Remains
ofJ. \. Hartley.

EAIPORIA, VA. March 1I-Speclal.-
The funeral of Mr.. J. A. Hartley took
place yesterday. The funeral cOrtege left
this place about q O'Clock \. NJ. reaching
the place Of burial. ms old home in Sus-
sex county, about 1 o'clock. and though
the distance there and back IS nearly for
tv miles IL was one OF the largest funer-
al professions ever seen IN TINS town.
The burial service was conducted by
widows Son Lodge No. 100 A. f. and a.
NJ OF which he was a postmaster.
The Emporia Messenger has been pur-
chased by a stock company here. and VIII
continue TO be published weekly as here
tofore. Mr.. A. NJ. Potter will superntend
the printing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
District Measures.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March H.-Rey.
Edward Everett Hale, OF Boston deliv-
cred the Invocation IN the House to-day.
This beias the second Monday Of the
month il was given over. under the
rule. 10 the consideration Of business re-
latine TO the District Of Columbia. The
district business was concluded at 4:S5
z. NJ
4 few senate bills were passed, and. al
z. NJ. the House adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
JAMES CITY COUNTY COURT.
Farm Lands Under the Hammer--The
Literary Society Elects Orators.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, March IA
Special-Messrs. Bannister and William
Kirby qualified as executors Of w. ii.
Kirby In the county court to-day.
During recess of court two tracts OF
land were sold by Special Commissioners
y. l.. Henley. The first tract. Rue's Hin,
was purchased by j. G. Warburton for
$3.50. The second tract known as Taf-
leys, was bought by Edgar Williams for
5000. The property did not sell well.
The Phil0mathean Literary Society
elected their final men last Saturday
night The orators chosen are Mr.. y. G..
y. Anderson and Mr.. &. 4. Grayson, de-
bators. Mr.. r. L. Wilson and Mr.. j. L..
Stubbs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15

pany Tie has no connection whatever
wi,h either of Tho city's car lines.
For four years Mr. Winston was
member OF the city Democratic Commit, =,
tee. and for two years superintendent OF
Clay Ward.
Mr. l. W. Minor Is an intellectual and
intelligent young man. lie IS a speaker OF
recognized ability lie is man OF strict
integrity. aud high moral character For
some time he has held an important posi-
Company
Mr. William Gibson. Jr.. is n prcml-
noni contractor. lie Is n young man. hut
has always been prominent in his ward.
lie IS q leading Mason. and very popular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
Cattle Quarantine Law Valid.

WASHINGTON, March 1L-ln The
United States Supreme Court today an
opinion was handed down by Justice Har-
Ian I'm the case OF the MISSOURI, kansas
and Texas Railway Company vs.. Charles
I.er.r ofrrm ng the constitutionanty and
validity Of the State laws OF Kansas
prohlbitinc the transportation into tho
sta,e Of cattle affected with Texas fever
ana providing for a civil action for dam
ages in case Of lnfraction OF the law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, March A.-torecast for
Cuesday:
Virginia-Tncressing cloadiness, possibly
with showers In extreme southern por-
ton easter.y winds.
North and South Carollna-Partly clou-
dy weather. with Ugh. showers, eaBterly
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
The Ikibler Trial.

LURAY. Mch. H-Special-The defence
IN the Kibler trial closed their side Of the
case this afternoon and the Common
wealth placed several witnesses on the
stand I'm rebuttal The prisoner was not
allowed by hts attorneys to testify. He
testified at the former trial, and IL was
thought by many that he damaged hts
case.
Both sides have presented instructions
10 the court. and the argument will begin
tomorrow morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
MURDERER CAPTURED.
Brough; from Texas 10 Stand Trial for
Killing n Man Six Years Ago.

BRISTOL. TENN. March M-Special -
Sheriff Carter. OF Scott county. Va. ar
rived here from Texas to-day with Fred.
PendoTgrast. a young married man. VINO
is wanted I'm Scott county for the alleged
murder Of Berry Starnes. In l&2.
The murder was committed for robbery.
Pendergrast was located at Farmers
Vile. Texas, where he had been since the
mur1er.
There has been but one case OF small
pox here All suspects were released from
quarantine to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
TYLER TO M'KlNLEY.
The Governor Assures the President
Virginia W Ill DO Her Duty.


Virginia VIII Do Her Duty.
Governor Tyler Saturday afternoon
wrote to Representative Peter J. Otey
telling him that ii he saw ft he might
Informally call upon President Mckinley
and inform him that in The event OF a cell
10 arms Virginia would be among the
arst 10 respond. ready 10 defend the honor
OF The country.
Major Otey yesterday called al the
White House, and acquainted the Presl-
dent with Governor Tyler's message The
Governor said last night that his action
was not an official one; he had wr!tien
Major Otey q personal letter and left
II 10 him 10 mention the matter II he
saw proper. he thought 1t proper. how
ever. that the President should be inaoe
acquainted with Virgin'a's readiness 10
be the first TO defend the nations flag.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
I.innnrCnst His Lie.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. March lf--J. l..
Price. tobacco drummer from Heidsyille.
\. c.. was found dead In his bed al Roa-
noke. Ala. this morning. The Coroner 5
Jury found he came 10 his death from
strangulation caused By oyeruse OF whls-
XIV
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Fire Commission ,rs.

A regular meeting OF the Board OF Fire
Commissioners was held last night In the
hoard room with all Of the members pres
ent. Only regular routine business was
transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
HANGEor THERMOMETER.

The range OF the thermometer at The
Times office yesterday was as follows
A. ~, co. L NJ. 5s: 3 z. NJ, 81;
p. NJ, ST. p. NJ. ". = Ma ", aver
age-52 SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-15
Much Interest in the Pri-
mary Election To-Day
IN CLOSE CONTESTS.
May Be Noon To-Morrow Before the
Result is Known.
HOW TO PREPARE YOUR BALLOT.

The Returns VIII BE Publicly re-.
ccivcd Tonight at Sacngcr Halle
But 10 May &c Late To-NIOrrow
Before The Result is Known in
Close Cont csts-The Fight
OfLcaguc and Clubs.
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Daily camera., 1898-06-06
Miss Bakers Musicale.

A stylish and representative audience
responded to the invitations for Miss
Bakers musicale and reception al
Cheney hall last Saturday evening
The affair was given in honor of Mr..
Francis Powers, who has established in
Denver and will visit Boulder weekly
during the summer. The musical pro.
gram which was Of the highest class. con.
sisted Of a number of solos by Mr.. Pow
ers. two selections by Miss Whitmore. 4
number by the Friday musical club and
piano selections by Mr.. Parkinson. Mr.
Powers nephew. Only Mr.. Powers and
Mr.. Parkinson were new to the audience
but their appearance furnished great
satisfaction. Mr.. Powers has a highly
cultured bass voice Of great power and
although affected by the attitude, bis
singing was surprisingly fine. Mr..
Parkinson made his first public appear
ance Saturday but it il easy TO be seen
that his future will be = brilliant one
Taken altogether The event was one ol
the most charming Of the week.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
Boil Ope||-
IND Q| S0||i0gO
MoRRo BoMBARoED.
Advance of the American Army and Navy
Begun Today.

Advance of the American Army and Navy
Begun Today.
Cape Haytien, Hayti, June 6-The ball
has opened in earnest. The first general
advance of the American army and navy
began this morning. When the signal
to cease firing futters from the staff of
SIMPSONS ship, Moro castle and
Socapa forts will be a shapeless mass of
ruins.
The bombardment began at Jas when
five American ships opened fire upon
the Observation-Disclosures with their big
gest guns. The vessels of smaller size
lowered outside on the second line Of
battle waiting tor orders to close in. The
battle line of ships was drawn up facing
Aguaderes on the eastern side of Moro
castle; on the opposite we're arrayed the
transports. At the same time the firing
was in progress the debarkation oftroops
began under the support of Garcia's
men drawn up on the shore.
The ships maneuvered IN circle five
miles in circumference and by 8 o'clock
each one was pouring in a dreadful fire
upon the walls Of Moro castle. The
forts replied in gallant fashion. Every
one of the shells from the big guns of
the American ships took effect on some
part of the Notifications. The lombard
ment and debarkation of troops is now
in progress.
The hombardment is the result of a
prearranged plan decided upon at a
council of war yesterday. 1t was planned
to destroy the Notifications as far up the
harbor as the sunken Merrimac. includ-
ing Moro Castle and Socapa. The
landing of troops is in nresress on both
sides Of the harbor. The fleets may de-
sist for awhile today and wait for the
cool of tomorrow morning to recon.
mence operations.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
BOutder, Hospital.

The contract and agreement for the
funds for the new Boulder hospital was
signed by up this morning by the repre-.
sentatives of the city council, county
commissioners and regents of the uni
versity. The funds now at the disposal
of the hospital commission reach total
of $4,000. 5000 being given by the uni
veraity, 35.eoo by the county, $1,000 by the
city and 81 900 by private subscription in
Boulder. The securing of the subscrip'
tions has been in the hands of Drs. L. M
Giffin and H. o. Dodge. The contract:
for the building will be let at once and il
is expected that the hospital will be fin
ished within three months.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
Uncle Tom. Cabin.


Rurk's big Uncle Toms Cabin with
their special car losds d with scenery,
bloodhounds. donkeys. etc, will exhibit
under canvas. corner Pearl and 10th
|streets. on Wednesday evening, June 8.
one night only. This company gives =
correct rendition of the ever popular
drama in its entirely with appropriate
scenery and mechanical effects. Grand
street parade at ago led by Prof. Bayer-
lies famous Algerian band. Maxvell's
superb uniformed orchestra will be heard
IN fine overtures and popular airs during
the drama. Don't forget the date. Pop
ular prices to all. cat
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
The End O| d|p
R0| ll S|Q1|
THE WAR PROGRAM.
Santiago and Porto Rico will be the Firs
Points Of Attack.

Santiago and Porto Rico will be the First
Points Of Attack.
Washington. June 6.-The President
this morning announced review of the
program of the work of the army and
navy as follows: First, attack on Santi-
ago. take the city and Notifications from
the rear and sink Cervera's S ships by the
use of big guns on the hills back of the
city In order to defend himself frou
the fire from the hills Cervera will be
compelled to fire on Spanish fcrtifcations.
Meanwhile the fleets are to explode the
mines in the harbor, and reduce the
Notifications. Second, appear before San
Juan with an invincible feet. attack the
Notifications, land an army and take the
island. Third, this must be accomplished d
before Spain can sue'for peace. Spain
will try to secure peace agreement be.
fore Porto Rico or the remaining islands
of the PHILIPPINES are taken, but the
policy of the administration will be to &C.
complish the program first.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
Successful Trial Trip.

Baltimore. June 6.-Hyman Lake. the
inventor of the submarine wrecking boa,
Argonaut returned this morning after a
successful trip Of 200 miles. The vessel
made the trip from here to Norfolk and
back and on the return made most of the
trip running along the bottom Of Chesa-
peake bay.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
REPORT coNFiaMEo.

Washisston Authorities Ufticially Confirm
Destfact,on of Terror.
Washington, June 6-It was officially
announced at the navy department today
that the Terror, a Spanish torpedo boat
destroyer. was sunk by the Oregon of
the south. eastern Cuban coast,
Five thousand American troops were
landed ON the Cuban coast at Santiago
on Saturday.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
WILL Be EASY.

A Scout Reports that Porto Rico Cannot
Hold Out.
St. Thomas, June 6-Lieutenant Whit
ney of the United States army, arrived
today after having finished scouting
tour of Porto Rico for the American
army of invasion. He reports the pro-
American feeling to be growing and
says the island will b taken easily. The
island il in condition to yield if quick
action is taken.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
German .Jaok tho Ripper"

Berlin, June 6-An imitation of the
English "Jack the Ripper" has score
of murders charged to him here and the
police are entirely baffled. Women are
afraid to venture out unattended. So
far every victim has been fallen wo.
man. Today's victim was Annie Singer
and her body WAS found this morning
brutally cut and bruised.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
BRYAN's ORDERS.

Hts Regiment viii Form P.yt Of the Porto
Kican Army.
Omaha, June 6-Ordeis were received
today directing Colonel Bryan's regiment
to proceed south as soon as mobilized.
The regiment will form part of the
Porto Rican army of invasion.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
ONE Sold Shot
Did h|e Work
TERROR DESTROYED.

The Spsnish Torpedo Boat Tries to Run
thu Blockade.
Kingston, Jamaica, June 6-News has
been received here that Spanish tor
pedo boat. either the Terror or the Furore,
has been sunk by the Oregon.
All on board the torpedo boat perished,
The vessel was sunk by the Oregon al
she was trying to slip into the harbor Of
Santiago. One shot from the Oregon's s
IL inch gun took immediate effect and
the Spanish boat went to the bottom
with all on board.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
WILL FALL THIS WEEK.

The Prediction Made That the Beginning
of the End is At Hand.
Washington, June 6-It is the opinion
of the war and naval officials that Santi.
ago and San Juan will fall this week
before the combined attack of the land
and sea forces. The invasion Of north
ern Cuba will be the next event to be
chronieled.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
WILL BE cREMATED.

Tho Ashes Of Captain Charles Y. Gridlsy
win be Returned to Amsrica.
Washington. June 6-By order Of the
naval department the remains of Captain
Charles v. Gridley, the gallant COM
mander Of the Olympia, whose death oc-
Cured at Kobe, Japan. yesterday, will
be cremated and the ashes sent here
for burial.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
.ch,v.lrous and sh.minded."

New York, June s.-The Herald today
reeeiYed the following telegram from
Secretary of the Navy Long: THE re-
ported courtesy of Cervera to Hobson
and his men is most chivalrous and high
minded. John D. LONG,"
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
Suffering from Beat.

Chickamaugua, June 6-An early
movement Of troops is expected here
sooD. A sham battle will be fought here
this afternoon. The weather is insuffer.
ably warm and the soldiers are much IN
convenienced in their field maneuvers.
General Miles is expected here next
week,
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
Two Negroes Lynched.

Plattesville, Mo-. June 6-Two negroes
were fighting at a picnic yesterday.
When the marshall interfered. the men
shot and killed him. They we're arrested
and placed in Jail. but crowd of indig.
nant citizens this morning took the
negroes from prison and lyncted both
of them.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
rhre . Gunboat. at Havana.

Key West, June 6-It is reported by
the blockading feet that there are three
gunboats in Havana bay. The cruiser
which has been anchored there since the
beginning OF the war is believed to be
entirely dismantled.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06

Washington, June 6-Arraogements
have been made to exchange the Merr.
macs crew for Spanish prisoners.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
EARTHQUAKE in KENTUCKY.

me Baae Grass Stats raAss : Ce.p's q
aharp hhocls.
Paris. KY. June 6-An earthquake
shock was felt here between three and
four o'clock this morning Several Per.
soos were thrown out Of bed BY the shock.
Mayssville. Ky, June 6.-Two distinct
easthquaks shocks were felt here thls
mesning. Panes Of giass were bsoksa
| thsousAs1t the ely.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
J.panes. Fishe hermen Drowned.

Japanese Fishermen Drowned.
Yokohoma, via Tacoma-June g.
Eighteen hundred fishermen perished in
a tornado yesterday. One hundred bodies
and few boats have been recovered.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
SPAIN WILL EXCHANGE,

NJ errimac's Heroes Will Be Returned At
OEce In Exchange.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
MONTEREY is OFF.

The formidable Monitor Starts on Its Long
Trip.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06

San Francisco, June 6.-The Monterey
and consort Brutus started for Manila at
noon today.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
Goes to Conference

Washington. June 6-The house sent
the war revenue bill to the conference
committee today.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06

Madrid. June ga despatch to the
Imparciale from Santiago states that the
Americans made an Intellectual attempt
to lombard the city today. The firing
lasted 45 minutes
Daily camera., 1898-06-06

Washington, June 6-Admiral Dewey
reported today that the insurgents had
won several victories near Cavite and
taken 1900 Spanish prisoners
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
INSURGENTS AT MANILA.

Dewey Reports Victories for Philippine
Rebels.
Daily camera., 1898-06-06
SANTIAGO BoMBARpEo.

But the Spanish Say That the Attempt
Was Intellectual,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
Try schlinps.s Fest tea and o.s,ns powder

The sudden interruption to estile trading cnnsei by the WAT scare rrOsuce the in,prs.sion that cattle shipments wan!i he unusual;y lgh, thi- spring. chi oriall s.vs the Rang News. They may fall short of the average rec rd; for many ca;'lemen fsile'i [" sell their annusl .trer product. The probability l., how yer, tha, m".t of these will eiiiec; sal.s for fall delivery and thGt the agsrrg-t" s'ipments f"r the y'a7, III r." up about tho u>usl number. |, az i- anticipated. beef becomes scs'ce in the early fail, p.ice- must advance materially and feeder values will naturally rise in sympsthy. We do not an'iciyaie boom. It is bft:e. sha. there ,hnuid be none. but there will he g |, msad for g"rd youDg Y cattle nt remrr e-ative prices"
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15
A snp sfca n Sernrisi- -S A D rOa sy :.

The safes of American securities have been, according to London acvices. very large abroad ot late. If rhis state oi 'hIng- holds, there will be an Increasing ri. IN O. British gold into this n aIke'. i ms q. m"nstrares ,he faith abroad in ,he stability oi our credit. There is an other point of faih for which ;he people not only of hi, tu' for ign countries have good grounds for crederoe, ard that is belief in the ,fucaoy of Hosiei'er's Stomach Birers for inorganic II alades which affecr the stomach, liver. howels, kidney> and nerves. Dyspep-ia. bilious nes-. constipation and rheumatism are conquered hyu It has'ens oonval S. cen"e, and Gitiuses generous waimth and sensation oi phys ca! comfort through the system.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-15

Here are a f.w choice editorial ex- pressiOns from the leading n-wspa- pers oi Porto Rico:
 "Tbese uoes of English ard thC SC Yankee pies"-Boie in M.rcsnie!r government organ.
 "Treacherous and l,audnirn, pigs of Yanxees. '-Pnlftin Mprcsntelo.
 "All the nations of Europe are the friends o! Spain, with the o,e exesp- tion of thst Grssping, ambitions sEd pira,ical Eneisnd."-Bo,e,in Mercen- tiio.
 "Whcn fortune iavors us :u the war ss it must; when we have mace an Immense botti-e of the proud city oi Washington and lev. lei New York in the dust, wa vii ply on that treacberous nation such heavy in- demnity that they will have 10 -' Il us their wives and daughters 10 euatle them to pay it. Viys E>psns."- Boletin MercsL;ilo.
 "Our fields rqnire manure. The bones Of the Yankeas will make ex- celient manure, and with that ws will fertilize them."-EI II. raidu.
 ''I, is proposed shortly to set ID & factory to make sau-ages from the flesh of Yankees."-La Uni n.