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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-02

TOiay's information at the Whits House
II dicates that nothing but an aggressive
Campaign will meet the Presidents IDEAS of
TIE situation. Since Sunday night, when
rews was received from Schley about Ger
V-ra. he has been actively at work form
ing plans. in conjunction with his advisers,
which have for their object a series of
blows against Spain which ought TO end the
war. The President has even grown more
a6gr@ssiv, il his plans since yesterday
morning.
News today IS that the destination of a
number of regiments has been changed
since yes erday morning to carry them
nearer the scene of activs operations. The
regiments Of several states in the south on
Tuesday received orders to report to Chick
amauga.
The orders have been changed in the last
twenty-f1Ur hours and the troops sent to
I florida, a good portion of them to Gen
Lee at jacksonville. II is understood that
the orders recently issued Will carry a
large force To Gen. Lee. The popular idea
IS that Jacksonville will be a splendid place
at which to embark troops for Porto Rico.
and that Gen Lee will Lead this expedi-
uCn- He Will have many southern ycIun-
teeTs under him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-02
NEW VERSION OF SANTIAGO FIGHT

Havana Correspondent Says Admiral
Cervera Was Not There.
MADRID, June 2.-The Havana corre.
spondent of Impartial cables that Admiral
Cervera was not at Santiago de Cuba on
Tuesday.
The Cristobal Colon was the only vessel
tkere of the squadron, the correspondent
declares. ana she was repairing her boil-
ers.
The fighting lasted less than an hour,
the American feet then withdrawing. The
battle ship Iowa was damaged in her bow
by two shells.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-02
Consular omcers Recoeni.ea.

The President has recognized James S.
Zacharie as Chilean consul at New Orleans:
Wenieslao 7. Loaiza as consul of the Ar
gentine Republic at San Francisco; Vicente
Guerra as French consular agent at Tampa.
and Johann Nemeth as consular agent of
at Hazleton, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-02

The Evening Star is the only
afternoon paper in Washington
that receives the dispatches of
the Associated Press. 1t is
therefore the only one in which
the reader can find the complete
news OF the world, directly trans
mitted by telegraph, up to the
moment OF going to press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-02

Force of $4,000 Men in Fortifcn lions
at Curdenas,

at Cardenas.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
KEY WEST, Fla, June "A dispatch
boat from Cardenas reports that a
force of loco Spaniards continue to erect
earthworks whenever they are not inter-
fered with by our ships. They are assisted
by three Spanish gunbcats, whose cannon
are of small caliber. The gunboats, how
ever, ara not disposed to show fight
Our ships at Cardenas are communicating
with the insurgents and are kept posted as
to the movements of the Spaniards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-02
All Quiet on the blockade,

KEY WEST, Fla, June 2, 1880 a.m-Re-
ports from the blockade show that all Is
quiet there-ashore and afioat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-02
Blanco to lie Isolated,

With Porto Rico IN American hands, with
Cervera exterminated and Santiago held by
our army, Blanco would be isolated He
would be unable to communicate with
Spain. unable TO fight and in a position
where he would have TO surrender If Spain
did not ask for peace before he knew the
time had arrived TO surrender.
Spain Is each day said TO be more de-
sirous Of peace. Europe each day forces
her to her knees and the blows now planned
would. ii Is said, be clean Knockout The
President hopes that peace will follow the
stirring events referred to- and that ex-
plains his desire TO push forward in the
campaign.
1t mas long been known that the Prest-
dent is anxious TO avoid putting American
troops In the Cuban pest hole IL Il can be
ocLc. He is willing that they shall fight
but he shuns the horrors of an army being
Slaughtered by disease. The program out
lined ought. he thinks. prevent the proba-
blhties foreshadowed by securing a blood
less victory over the martial Blanco.
The loss in battle by the campaigns
RCainst Porto Rico and Santiago will be
ninimized because of the small number of
Spanish troops to operate against as COM
pared with the number in and around Ha-
vana-
By the time these things are carried out
the Philippines will belong to Uncle Sam
and the stripping of Spain will be so COM
plete. 1t is argued. that she will relinQuish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-02
Will Lose No Time.

These orders. it is said. clearly show an
intention not 10 lose time. While they do
not demonstrate the Presidents plans. il is
said today that he has a program which
he believes. viii result in the surrender of
Havana without the loss Of a drop of
blood around that city. The President. IT
is stated, after going fully over the field.
concluded that Porto Rico and Santiago
could be taken with much less bIoodshed
and with fewer troops than Havana. That
Is why the campaign against the Cuban
capital has been for time postponed.
The President calculates that both Porto
RICO and Santiago can be captured quickly
and without American soldiers being sub
jected 10 so much disease. The capture of
Santiago. OF course. means either the cap
ture or determination of Cervera. an i'm
portant part Of the campaign. The loss of
Santiago itself would not be greatly felt
BY the Spaniards. that place IS useless
as d base of operations against Havana
and the main Spanish army. The fleet
therefore. Is the principal object of the pro-
gram Porto Rico is the next important
factor in the calculation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
THEY SWEAR BY FITZ.
His old CavaIrymcn Watch His Ca
rccr i'm Cuba--A Turkeys Meal

ROYDTON. VA. March Special
The surviving members Of the Boydton
Cavalry OF the Third Virginia REGIMENT
who reside here feel 3D. deep interest and
just pride in the high estimate placed
upon the services of their old brigade
commander. General Fitz Lee and sym
pathise with him n his trying and deli
cato position. as Consul-General Co Cuba
They believe him worthy Of all tho
h0nors that can Doe bestowed upon him
and also that ne Is fully capable " filling
any position. civil or military within the
gift of the American people, for in every
office that he has filled, he has done $50
with marked ability and TO the entire sat-
isfaction of AN concerned.
4 new postoflice has been established az
Martins store. four miles northwest ~
here The office is named fanny and
j. j. Martin is postmaster
The greediness with which, turkeys de-
your everything within their reach was
never more fully illustrated than IT. has
been az the home OF Mr.. Nansant som"
two miles south OF here.
\ member Of the family lost silver
thmble and q thorough search was made
and finally 10 was given mp as lost or
stolen 4 short time afterward one of
the turkeys in the yard was killed and
the cook I'm dressing 10 found the lost
thimble in the gizzard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
Lost Seaman EulogiIcd.

BOSTON. MASS. March 1O-The United
Society Of Christian Endeavor has receiv-
cd from Chaplain John j. Chidwick Of the
hattleship Maine 90 letter saying that De-
knew very well ana admired highly carl
ton Jcncks. am EndcayOror. who was kill
cd in the explosion. Tho Chaplain says:
Gle was one OF our best men. and. all
though not Of my belief was one of my
greatest comforts Every Sunday evening
! was accustomed 10 hold services for
our crew. Irrespective of belief lie was
ono of ms jealous promoters for this ser
vice. Frequently We conversed on spir-
ituai matters not controversially. but for
edication. The evening Of his last day
on earth was spent with me in this man
ncr.
"Our men admired him for his attention
10 religious duties. and I ann positive his
example gave great glory TO God from the
souls of his shipmates. II is the teaching
Of our Church that men like Carlton
Jencks are undoubtedly saved. He was
fond of his God. and God was undoubtcd-
ly drawn 10 him.
THE disaster occurred shortly after tire
hour for retiring. and / knew the evening
prayers OF our good friend united him
with his Maker / have recognized his
body and il Is buried with that Of his
shipmates who went down on the gallant
Maine in the cemetery Of Havana. New
York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
THE STAUNT0N
MURDER TRIAL.
The Evidence for the Commonwealth
is All In,
DAMAGING TESTIMONY GIVEN.
The Dead Mans Head in a Tub and
the Wadding of the Gun Penetrat-
ed His Ovcrcoat--The Mother of
Merritt To Go on the Stand.
DAMAGING TESTIMONY GIVEN,

STANTON. VA. March lO.-Special-
Tire taking of eyiderce for the Common
wealth I'm the Frenger murder case ia
the County Court WAS completed to-day
and several witnesses for the defence were
heard.
Tnc evidence to-day was mostly as TO
the character young Frengor bore TN MS
immediate uoieEborhood and 10 showed
lin TO De highly thought Of by all
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY.
The most important witness, however,
FOR the Commonwealth to-day was Chas.
:. Butchius. who testified that on the
night Of the murder he was aroused by
some one calling him and saying that
p Inan bad Leen shot. Whan he arrived
lt the point the prisoner with his Moth
o. AVID several others were standing ln
the road
BOB HAS KILLED MAN.
when Mrs Frensor saw him (HutchinO
she shouted. Bob has killed a man nd
tho worst part OF it Is nc is Ed. MGR
ritt."
M, crowd then went to whore the
killing had occurred and found the lead
man ~ith Dali. head lying in ND. Upon
examination one hundred and eight slot
we're found h tho young man body
The wajd'ng n the gun had penetrated
the ocercoat worn by Merritt ana landed
in the lining of the vest.
Ills MOTHER no TESTIFY.
Tho night was a. pretty mconlien. one
md he was sure any one could have
Identified a man so close as Merritt TO
Frenger the distance being about ten
feet.
Tomorrow the prisoners mother will
be pnccI ,pCn the witness stand. From
ger is good looking young man and
the interest M the case grows t1ily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
HAMPT0NS NAVAL RESERVES.
The Hotels at old Point are Filled
With Many Visitors.

HAMPTON. VA. March l0-Special-
The promoters OF the division Of naval
reserves are getting along very well in
their efforts. Thrty-lve names have ale
ready been eurolled-only mine more be-
ing necessary % make up the number.
Tho hotels al old Point are rapidly
filling up There were four hundred and
fifty guests at the Chamberlin on We'd
nesday. with orders coming I'm every
day for rooms The war scare does not
seem 10 be keeping the people away.
Woodward Jones. the boy who disap-
pearcd from his home on Sunday last
was found i'm Norfolk ON Tuesday az the
residence of his aunt. Mr. Jones immo-
diately went 20 Norfolk to bring the boy
home. and Woodward Is now with his
parents again.
The Hampton Monitor. which has been
published as "a weekly here for several
wears has been made semi-weekly. and
its md-weekly number made its first APP
pearance yesterday Mr.. Edward O..
Taft. who has represented the Daily
Press IN Hampton for more than year
is now connected with the Monitor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11

CHATHAM, VA, March l0'-Special.-
The Baptist church IS having handsome
new organ placed this week, the order
for which vas given some months ago.
Tho church was made glad recently b.
the announcement OF the pastor, Rev.
y. A. Hal. that no had declined tho call
TO Greenville, Tenn.
Rev W. II. Matthews. who was for
twenty-five years pastor OF the Presby-
terrain church is now quito feeble and Is
confined 10 fis room. Although upwards
o. eighty years old Mr.. Matthews until
quite recently filled bis appointments AT
country churches regularly, some of
which are a long distance from HIS home.
The public schools In this district have
closed
Miss NJ Alpha Hammer OF Lynchburg.
who has been visiting Mrs. j. Hunt Har-
grave has returned home.
Mr. Parry Moon. OF Richmond. spent
sunday with his mothers family.
Rev. C. w Belk is on an extended
business trip To New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
TIE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March lO-COTTON-
Easy: middlng 90, net receipts 1G5:
gross. 4.jl2. exports TO the Continent, 100
bales. forwarded. IN bales; sales. 70
balos-al spinners. stock, lSSO67 bales.
Total to-day-Nct receipts, % AZ bales:
exports 10 Great Britain 297lO bales:
20 France. $3.50 bales; 70 the Continent.
aW4 bales. stock 1881 bales.
COusoidated-N receipts. i23 313 bales
exports 10 Great Britain. ~ .s6i bales: 90
France 1892 bales, 10 the Continent.
1H ISL bales.
Total since September lst- Net receipts
g s5S J.E bales. exports tu Great Britain.
. UBJ So bales. 10 France az. 441. TO the
Continent. > 94OA22 bales.
Futures opened steady but dull. sales
2O,O bales. March, 6Oi. April. GGJ. May
g. 10. june, Gl2 July. Gl3; August. Gl8
September q u October. G.i3. November
gS6lI. December 612: January, GA.
Futures closed easy. sales. 81 400 bales
March. co.: April. 6O4: May. COZ. June
TO7. July. $40; August. 5.l2. September,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
WORK AT THE NAVY YARD,
Construction Being Pushed and the
Force Added to Daily.

NORFOLK. Va. March l0.-Special.-
Tho workngmen at the navy yard were
paid Off to-day; the amount reached near
ly $1,000.
The F0ote was completed and taken ont
OF the dry dock this morning and has
steam mp. ready TO leave for Key West
upon orders.
The various departments have received
orders 90 have the Newark ready for
sea- at the shortest time ana the COM
struction force will now work until 10
O'Clock al night, and IL necessary, AN
night.
The repairs 20 the Machas Will Dee
hurried also. and 90 is sad chat she will
Dee one OF the ships of a. flying squad
ron 90 bee sent out BOO the event Of trouble.
There are about forty men at work
preparing ammunition at the magazine.
but none of DO has been removed
Fifty-sN tons OF ammunition arrived
no the navy yard yesterday for the
cruiser Brooklyn. 90 Dee held here uutl
the ship arrives
The force in the yard is being increased.
Thirty-hve men We're added 10 cOnstruc-
ton to-day, and as many more IN the
other departments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
BALTIMORE nIARKET.
BALTIMORE March 1o.-FLoUR-Dm

BALTIMORE. March 10.-FLOUR-Dun
and unchanged
WiiLAT-Dull. spot month g9i0ggs.c..
April #IcNSl, May. SlOD li1OOs:
steamer 30. D SlOjul Olit Southern
wheat, by sample. g,c.uSlOOla. do. on
grade. 9jc Qsl.
CoRN-Firm. spot month. 337s03ic. .
May. JIG. DID. steamer mixed 33> u33lsc.
low. 1893, 03fi.e
.OATS-Stcady: no. white 3rlq25c. :
40. . mixed. 32032isc
RlE-Firmcr. SO. nearby So 0JJaic..
No. . western. 55is0IGatc
HAN-S'c1dv. choice timothy 2t2JO6f2.
GRAIN FRElGHTS- Very dull. scarcely
any demand. unchanged.
Subdivisions and unchanged.
BtTIER-Firm and unchanged.
EGGS-Quiof and UNCHANGED
EFSE-Stcadv and unchanged
LETTUCE l2J0l.lO per basket.
Unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11

NEW YORK, March 1O.-The business
passing in the primary dry goods market
Us stIll along quiet lines. There is no inc
crease ln the general demand for staple
goods. and the trading in the fancy lines
is irregular Most mail reports from west
ern and interior iobDors arc of fair
character, hut these are also irregular 300
the various lines some goods selling cT-
trcmely well. while more STAPLE lines
scarcely change hands at AN. The eitua-
ton boz staple cottons is unchanged.
Blcached goods are very quiet. ass are
brown goods. IN both wide and narrow
lines. Print cloths are very duh The
market for extras is still quoted nOmi-
nally at 3-lGc. Prints snow no change
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11

Of the murdered man. which We're a gum
shot wound in the face penetrating the
brain. and a large one in the top Of the
head, made with am axe, crushing the
skull.
Either OF these wounds was regarded
as fatal.
There was a deep cut made In the
throat. which severed the wind-pipe The
prisoner had lived with his uncle for a
year or more. and was the only person
known TO have been on the place the day
Of the murder.
Witnesses testified to-day that he hat
made threats against the deceased
The prosecution viii probably get IN all
It's testimony tomorrow, and the case
may be given TO the jury by the middle
Of next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
IT, 2': 'J'Ns ';: Y; Z Z; Il
A New Wrinkle for
Odd-and-End Friday

Heretofore we've always told the exact quantities OF
the different for Fridays selling It's not to be so
any more In instances lots not large enough 10
hold out the dayso we will not tell OF them 1t annoy
inc after seeing an article advertised very low price to
find when you come for it that it has been sod Even
though the advertisement stated plainly the exact quantity
hand its annoying just the same So we Will not men
ton the odds and ends Instead will place them on
our bargain tables throughout the store Each floor Will
contain tables heaped with good things marked at oddand-
end prices to take them away quickly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
ACETYLENE GAS IN OXFORD.
Tobacco Sales Last All Day and Prices
are Good.

OXFORD. y. c.. March lO.-special.-
The people here are much interested in
the success OF The Acctylenc Gas Plant
which haas been purCkased by Mr. J. O..
Horner The engine. generator snd mt-
okincry Tor Tie enterprise have arrived
and arc being put iu place preparatory
20 having the plant in running order by
next Monday.
Fire was discovered yesterday IN the
stable OF l.. II Crenshaw. caused by
carelessr IS in dropping fire from a pipe
or cigarette in a rCugh whore 4 horse
WAS feeding. hut wa soon cNtinguished
Tho broeks OK tobacco on this market
have been unusually large this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
PARALYZED IN STAFFORD.
\ Distinguished Array Of Candidates
for Mayor of Frederick sburg.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March 10
Special Mr. William Bryant Of stat
ford. was stricken with paralysis yester-
day at his horne near Falmouth. His
whole right side is affected.
Councilman A. Randolph Howard. an
Lounced himself n candidate for mayor
to-day. The election will take place in
May.
Others prominently mentioned for the
office are eX-Mayor A T.. Rowe Colo
mel Ed. Cole. Mayor H. X. Gouldman
present incumbent by appointment and
Inngn Inhn Y. GOnlck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
Johnny Reb at ChurchIand.

CHURCHLAND. VA, March 10-Spe-
clal-For nearly two hours Monday even
Ing large audience was entertained az
me town hall at this place by Judge +.
r. Farrar. OF Amelia. on Light and
Shadows
The ladies OF the Methods church also
gave fine supper. The lecture and sup
per was given FOR the benefit OF the
Methodist parsonage.
The truckers In this section have all
finished plating potatoes and cabbage.
and the outlook for fine crop here this
Naar is very bright.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
CONTRACTION
- s---r
IN DEALINGS
Uneasiness Causes Diminishment in
Trading,
The WHEAT MARKET IS WEAK.
Due 10 Cuban Situation Partly and
Also To the Increasing Contract
Stocks--Cotton Easy in Liver
pOol--lsichmOnd Markets


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
CHICAGO MARK TT.

CHICAGO. March 1O-Businoss I'm
everything on Change to-day was re-
strcted by the forthcoming Government
reports Wheat was weak. partly on the
Cuban situation. partly on the steadily
increasing contract stocks and closed
a.ua,c. lower Corn. oats and provisions
showed little change.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
open High. Low. Close
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
THE KILLER MURDER TRIAL.
The Coroner Testiiies ~ 10th Wounds
That Killed the Murdered Man

IURAY. VA. March lc.-Speoaal-A
Jury in the Killer murder trial was OBJ
Gained this morning. and the Common
wealth examined Dr. Hudson. the coro-
ncr, as 20 the inquest and the wounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
store Robbed.

BERRYVILLE VA. March io.-Speclal.
The store-house Of Ralph Savage on
Main street was broken open on Monday
morning and cighty-iive dollars taken
from the till. The police autRo<itles have
a clue 10 the thief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11
NORTOLK PEANUr MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA. March lO.-PEANUTS
The peanut market IS quiet. fancy goods
are selling at 2'sd2Mc. pound, common
nuts go for lUli.c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-11

Col f. and Iron ................. II
Col +. aud Iron pfd. ................ q
General Electric ......s.. .......... OLA
Illinois Steel ..... ....+.........-.. -
la ciede Gas ...... .........-.... ~
ledu 900. -..s...s sss'''.''''-'' -,
Lead pfd......... ...s.. .-.-......- HOS
Nat. Lin. cil....... ..............s. l|.2
ore. Imp. Coz. ....s-..... .....s -ttf
Pacific Mail ..-.--.. ..........-..- -'ta
Pullman Palace ........ .-......... ia
Silver Certificates ....... .........- 81
Standard Rope and Irvine ......... 3h
Sugar .... ......... .-.........-... -.
sugar pfd........- ...... ..'''....'. ne
Tenn. g. and Iron ................. l9.2
L. ). Leather ......... .......'.'''.- o,f
u. s. Leather pid....... .....'.'.. ,,D,2
L. :. Rubber ...-.... .........s.s'- IVA
l.. :. Rubber pfd........ ........... "a
Western Union $500. -'....'. ''''' go
Chicac0 Northwestern ...... -...... lleH
Chicago Northwestern pfd..... zee. l'1t1
So. T.. and s. w.. ..............-
S. J., ana $. WI Piifd.........'''''''' o., %
Rio Grande and W. pfd............. -
Chicago Great Western ........... 10
Hawaiian Com. Coz. ......'.-s.. 80
Reading 1st pfd.....-.. ..........- 80
BONDS.
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