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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
DON'T NEGLECT
A COMMON CASE or PILES.
Il Ma, Lead to serious Results.

when people generally understand that
all such fatal diseases - fistula. ulcer OF
the rcctum. fssurc. etc. almost invariably
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MUSIC TONIGHT at Meyers New
Store. from 10 10 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
FIRE IN KING GEORGE,
A Citizen Injured by Revolving Saw
SwindIer Arrested.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March a.
Snecia,. The residence of Mr.. Penn Nc
Carly. in King George county. was de-
stroyod by fire yesterday. 1t was recent
~ completed. and had been occupied only
"a short time There was no insurance.
NJ T. +. Carneal was badly injured at
Morrison's spoke factory, while oiling
rapidly revolving saw. The cover tell ana
was thrown violently against Mr.. Car
neal. striking him In the abdomen. II IS
feared the accident may result fatally.
Gordon r. Lord. who is charged with
swindllng several residents Of this coun-
" and Caroline last December In cat
tie trade. was arrested yesterday In Hal
lngen. y. j. lie was taken 20 Bowling
Green by Sheriff Gill. of Caroline, and
lodged in the fail there 10 await trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
TO BOOM BURKEVILLE MARKET.
Tobacco Men Bcstir ThemselVes--A
Woman Lives To 9S Years.

BURKEVILLE, v. March Especial
An old colored woman named Rowe
nlnety-cight years of age, died here yes
torday evening.
Rurkeville bids fair to be large to-
bacco market. Arrangements are being
m.de for the erection OF warerooms. and
~, next fan they will be in working or
der
Already buyers from large firms nave
agreed 10 purchase at this point. OWING
10 It's fine railroad facilities. it is strange
that there has not been a tobacco market
here for some years.
Mr.. $. d. Overton. who has been az the
oil Dominion Hospital i'm Richmond mas
returned fully recovered from severe
operation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Petersburg Battlcfclds.

PETERSBURG. VA. March A-Special.
The committees appointed from me CITY
Council. Chamber of Commerce' IoDd'''
Association. A. +. hll Camp oil 'o"-
federate Veterans and George H. InoH'Hs
Post. Grand Army OF the hepuDic, ~
take steps looking 10 the orsaHi%d.lo' %
a national battlefield park associ''i ~.
tbe establishment OF a national park IN
the battlehelds in front OF feiersOuls 81
beld meeting at the courthouse to-
,icbt The matter was thoroughly dis
cnsecd ana several speeches -iade. u
was determined 20 appoint committee
OF TWO from each of the organ.zat lions
named above TO formulate plan OF Or
canlzatlon. This committee Will report
10 an adjourned meeting TO be held
shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Daughters Entertain.

CREWE. VA, March 4.-special.-Ihe
Daughters Of Liberty gave very inter-
estiug and enjoyable entertainment al.
the Young Mems Christian Association
Han h,st night. The programme consist
ed of recitations. vocal and ihstruinen 'ai
music. tableaux. charados etc. Inc naN
was flled 10 the doors ana spiehalo oruel
was maintained. Y handsome sum W
realized Tor the lodges treasury. Mrs.
sue cunningham. Mrs. C. v Robinetts
I'D Mr.. l. $. Tucker were the managers
and deserve great credit
snow has been steadily falling here
since about II o'clock a. NJ. but Owing
20 the wet condition OF the ground Is
melting last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Duffy'S Pure
Malt WhiSkey

which will purify your blood
quicken your circulation, build up
your system, and give you new
life. 1t promotes Digestion cures
constipation and dyspepsia and
arouses the glow Of health IN every
part of the body. Try it.
Sold by all grocers and druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
HARRISON ACQUITTED.
He is Declared Guiltlcss of killing
Paul stockton.

WINSTON. " c.. March 1.-The case
of ]. w. Harrison. charged with killing
Paul Stockton last December. was given
10 the jury at o'clock this evening.
Judge Coolies charge occupied two hours
Three speeches were made for the State
and three for the defendant. They were
tho strongest. perhaps. ever heard IN any
case tried in this county
The Jury reached q verdict Of not gull
~ at 7:lO Fifteen minutes later the judge
clerk OF the court. sheriff and several
others walked into the courtroom, when
the verdict was rendered.
on the first ballot the jury stood eleven
Tor acauttal The twelfth man said his
mind was not exactly clear ON one point
I'm evidence. After discussing this for a.
few minutes he went over TO the ele-
ven.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
THE MONEY SAVER.

The large and capacious storohouse. for
long while occupied by turqueren.
Price. Temple K Co., at No. 429 east
Broad street. and recently vacated for
repairs by ~ Green;rce. VIII be opened
shortly under a new management and IN
Il large scale as q furnisher Of mems and
boys clothing and furnishing store. and
ON Il plan with most astonishing economy
to .hc Richmond public.
The plan q the promoters is TO furnish
everything at undcrprice and to take adj
vantage Of any kind of forced sale.
wherever It may occur The manager ex-
pressed himself highly pleased with the
success met with In other large cities.
and says that nothing viii be left undone
that viii give Richmond an underpricel
store with merchandise in every way most
reliable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Your Face

shows the state of your feelings
aud the state of your health as
well. Impure blood makes itself
apparent in pale, salIow complex
ion, pimples and skin eruptions.
If you are feeling weak and worn-
out and do not have a healthy APP
pearance, you will derive great
benefit from taking that invigorat-
ing stimulant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
WHAT M'KINLEY SAID.
Told Il Friend That There Would he
Tronhlc With Spain.

WINSTON. y. c., March Especial
4 gentleman. who holds a government
position in the navy was in Winston yes
terday and in conversation with a cid
zen. he remarked. that war between tho
United States and Spain was almost Ia
evitablo.
lie added that he and President Mckin-
lev We're schoolmates when boys. and mat
lie had o conversation with him last
week when the President admitted that
H. thought there would be trouble, ana
that very soon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Mr.. R0USS' llBERALITY.
A Gift of $4,000 in Addition 10 the
$4,000 Previously Presented.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March a.
srecial--To-day the University OF Nir-
ginia received through Professor +. H..
Smith check for $1,000 from Mr. Chas
Broadway Rougs. OF Now York.
Some time ago Mr. Rouss gave 81 900
TO the University of Virginia 10 build and
equip "A physical laboratory which has
recently been erected and now bears his
name.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Den, That he IL Running Away.

ROANOKE. VA, March i-SpecIal--
IL was stated to-day that Conrad Geisen.
who was sentenced Yesterday 10 two
years IN the penitenuary' and VINO was
out on bail. pending an appeal TO the
supreme Court. had lett the city and
was bound for Germany. whore bis tathe'
lives. His friends claim that he has gone
10 Baltimore 10 visit friends and rels-
tives. and Indignantly deny that 70 Is hts
intention 70 leave the country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
SIGMA CHI FRAT ERNITi.
They are Given a Reception 10y Hon.
Vim. L. Wilson.

LEXINGTON. VA. March THE con-
ventson az the Second province or the
Sigma Chi Fraternity. composing the
chapters Of Virginia and North Carolina.
convened here last night. About twenty
fivc delegates were present.
The convention was called TO order by
Grand Proctor +. Lee Tronkle, OF the Uni
versity OF Virginia. and the session was
kept up until a late hour last night
This morning tho delegates took tally
10 ride. aud were given a reception by
President William L. Wilson a. II \. NJ.
and reception az 7. NJ, by Professor
c. A. Graves. The annual banquet was
held tonight IN McCrums Hall. The
delegates will return home tomorrow
morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
GREAT IN PEACE AND WAR.
James Brcathed Camp Proud of the
Gallant Virginian.

PULASKI. VA, March 4,-speeial.-At
a meeting of the James Breathed Camp
of Confederate Veterans held In Pulaski
Va. March /. 1895. Commander james
Maceill presiding. General Fitz Lee and
his connection with the American-Span-
ism emDroglio was the principal topic Of
discussion.
There was considerable enthusiasm and
eloouent tributes were paid TO the dis
tingutshed Virginian, who has proved
himself as great In times OF peace as be
was gallant and daring In war IN the
event Of actual hostilities ne WIN no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
ToReyive Salem.

SALEM. VA. March i.-Speciai.-ReV.
r. IL. Martin. the recently chosen pas
tor Of the Baptist church, will begin a
revival service al that church next sun
day. The services will probably continue
two weeks.
Evangelists D. B. Strouse and r. H..
Marshall. OF Salem. will commence pro-
tracted meeting az Bonsack. Va, to-mor-
row.
Mr. r. T. Campbell. Of Algoma. ". Va.
formerly Of Salem, passed through mere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
In Memory of General TaIiaferro.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. March Ape
cial-Resolutions OF respect 10 the mem
ory Of General William b. Talinferro' lace
president of the Board OF Nisl1ors oil
William and Mary College, were adopted
by the students OF that institution ~
mass meeting assembled.
4 development association has been
formed by the settlers at Geneva whicn
has for its object the location OF indus
trles and general improven cnt 81 sr
colony The president is Ira SNYDER.
Messrs John j. Nesmith, OF warren
Pa, and George w. Corscr. OF HUDSON
Mich, have returned TO their homes al'er
Spending several days here.
The ann, al stockholders meeting OF the
Pc linsula Bank viii be held At the court
house. Tuesday. March j.. 1905 to eject
oil srs for the ensuing year
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
DENNiAN THOMPSON
In THE Ola Homestead" the First of
Next Weeks Attractions.

Next Tuesday and Wednesday will
bring before us Dcnman Thompson at the
Academy In his initial performance in
this city Of Joshua Whitcomb In "fac
old Homestead That Joshua WhtcOmh
and al his farm belongings still hold a.
warm place in tho popular estimation, IS
evinced by the crowded houses nightly in
every city where the play has been pre-
scented this season. Notwithstanding the
stacnatiou in the theatrical world, but
the reason is simple for people like nat
uralness everywhere its construction is
on lines so true TO nature that IL wins
admiration and they seem 10 relish it with
each recurring visit.
The engagement includes special ma
tincc on Wednesday afternoon.
MUSIC TONIGHT at Meyers New
Store, from 20 10 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05

Judge W. T.. Homes. with wife and
daughter. Miss Bessie. OF Boyton, Va
are In the city stopping at the Jefferson.
James Faux. the negro convict. VINO
was so badly injured by an explosion OF
nantba cement at the psnitentiary. is
sttil alive, but lie In q critical condition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
FINE HOTEL DESTROYED.
The Graham Goes Up i'm Smoke Loss
About 100000.

TAZEWELL. VA. March Especial
The Hote, Graham. one Of the finest
hotels between Roanoke and Columbus.
Ohio. containing sixty rooms, was totally
destroyed by nre last night. The loss IS
about $6j. O0O and only $3.50 insurance
The tire was caused by q defective Hue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Some who Wish TO Fight.

Since the talk OF war with Spain was
started Colonel Jones. OF the First hegl-
ment, has received APPLICATIONS from seS-
eral young men who wish 20 enlist IN ms
command.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05

-mpires-OWens and Mefrill.
The college boys have better team
than when they last played the associa-
zion boys and feel confident of making
"A good SHOWING The association team
has never played together'bu, they Will
put uD lively game.
Ladies' will find basket bail an interest
ing and fascinating game 10 witness.
Seats will be reserved for those who ate
tend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Thinks Judge waddim VIII succeed
Him

NORFOLK. VA. March i-Speciai-
Judgs Hughes Of the United States Court
returned this morning from Richmond.
lie thinks the nomination Of Judge
Waddill. OF Richmond 20 be judge viii
be seat 10 the Senate by the PRESIDENT
shortly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05

ROANOKE. VA. March Especial
Center-nelder Walter Brodie left to-day
for Pittsburg 20 20 Ia training with the
Pirates. with whom he is under contract.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
Another Hotel GOES Under.

NORFOLK. VA, March especial
w. A. Myrick. proprietor OF tbs Hotel
Norfolk. assigned this morning with la
o,lities Of 5000. The trustee will con-
tnus the business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05

several since en- route to the Alaskan
gold fields.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
are excellent for the relief OF Hoarseness
or sore Throat They are exceedingly ef-
fect!ye. "--Christian World. London. Eng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
r,hihilinn Gnme Of Basket Bail.

By far the finest indoor game Is that
Of basket bail. and to-day AZ a h. NJ. am
exhibition game will be PLAYED. team
representing the Richmond College y. H.
&. A. and "a picked team from che c'ty
Y. NJ. G.. a. Will measure strength In the
association gymnasium. corner Sixth ana
Main streets. The teams and positions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05
MORE MONEY
FOR WAR CLAIMS.
$1,000, 900 Appropriation For the
Purpose Agreed To.
BeNEFIClARlES IN THE SOUTH.
For stores and Supplies Seized During
the War--ip Alaskan Diii Up ana
Brings Tn the Northeast Fish
cries Question

WASHINGTON. Maroh 1.-Two more
appropria;ion bills were sent 60 che Pres
,dent to-day. thc pension bii' and the con-
su,ar and dipcmauc BIN ho'h Of which
went ihrouen choir fnll stage in tho
House to-dl..
This was rrN.i ha day. Tine most I'M
portant action taken was acQuiescencc IN
an agreement 20 make tho bin appro-
pr,a,ing abcdt N2orc for war claims
snorovcd h, fhc court OF claims nder
,he provisions OF thc Bowman act a spe-
,4si order FOR next Friday. The ciliiAs
carried by ODE hi'. 40 in number are Tor
stores aud supplies s''zed during the war
in the Southern s,at's.
OTHER CLAIMS.
only two other bills were pdsstd To-
dav one TO pay the heirs OF StcflnS D.
Austin about $4,000 Tor cotton seized dui-
ING the war and the other TO pay an az
,-recoie OF 200 IN small claims growing
out OF back pay etc. earned during me
war
The House adjourned over until Mon
day.
During the debate on minor relies
h,l Mr.. Handy ,pcm of Delaware. VINO
was attempting 10 contrast the promises
made by President Mckinley In his in
augural year ago with their fulhilment
was called 10 order FOR not speaking 20
the question before the committee. MI
Payne sustained the point OF order. and
an appeal was taken
The Democrats protested that the prac-
tice had always been 90 allow the widest
latitude in committee OF the whole. and
Mr. McMllin declared tha, This and kim
4 r..N ~
dence in the right OF speech In the House
on the appeal the vote was 81 90 81. Nh
Payne. who was in the chair announced
the vote "The vote is tic." said he. and
the Chair votes i'm the affirmative, so that
the decision Of ihe chair stands a. The
decision Of the House
At 4 O'Clock. under The rules. The House
recessed until : o'clock the evening scs-
sion to be devoted 90 private pension.
bills.
Alaskan Legislation.
WASHINGTON. D. g.. March. 4-After
a debate last several days M the Senate.
late this afternoon bin was passed, eX-
tending the homestead laws and providing
for the right OF way Tor railroads IN the
district OF Alaska.
Comparative little discussion Of gen
eral interest was created by the bill.
Section u, providing Tor certain bOhdluS
concessions to Canada, in lieu OF privi-
Ieges 10 be extended by the Dominion
Government 10 this country. however.
induced a pretty lively debate. as II
brought into the controversy the old
fisheries question on the northeast coast.
which has been pending between the
United States and Great BTitain for
hundred years The statement was made
on the floor Of the Senate that there was
every reaso MO believe that by the pas
sage OF tho bill the fisheries could be SET
tied without much effort as assurances
TO that effect had been received from
large and influential element In Canada
The Senate AT 5:05 went into executive
session. and. az 500 =. NJ. adjourned UNI
III Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-05

MUSIC TONIGHT ri Meyers New
store. from TO 10 o'clock.
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MUSIC TONIGHT ut Meyers New
store, from Z TO 10 o'clock
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MUSIC TONIGHT at Meyers Ne
Store. from 10 10 o'clock.
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MUSIC TONIGHT at Meyers New
store. from TO 10 o'clock.
The silver star., 1898-08-04
TERMS OF THE REPLY
DEMANDS TO BE MADE ON SPAIN
the Philippines But May Change His
Mind.

Washington. July 2S.-The terms
which the United States government
will find acceptable as a basis of peace
are being reduced to form by Secretary
Day, the President having reached u
conclusion on their outlines. These
terms We're the formal subject of III
terest and discussion to-day in official
circles.
If the Presidents purpose was to Sc
cure free expression of public opin-
ion ON this subject he has been graft
fled with the response made through
the newspapers and in the exhibition
of interest by government officials IN
the complex problem now presented.
Although 1t was stated yesterday
that no announcement of the position
assumed by the United States in this
matter would be forthcoming before
it had been formally discussed in the
Cabinet tomorrow, there Is the best
reason to believe that after the full
conferences the President has had in
dividually with the members of the
Cabinet. he has already made up his
own mind. ana that Secretary Day has
even now reduced to form the reply
the United States will make TO the
Spanish governments overturcs
through Ambassador Cambon.
on the main points of the terms of
peace the administration position
was so well defined and stated by the
Associated Press yesterday that there
is little left TO conjecture.
About the only point that seems to
be open to amendment of an extensive
character is the disposing of the Phil
ippines. While the administration has
not failed to take notice of the extent
of their demand for their acquisition
by the United States rs exhibited in
certain sections of the country. ii can
be stated that the conclusion has been
reached 10 abide by the first decision
on this point. namely. 10 rclinquish the
Islands. retaining Il coaling station
there, surrounded by Il sufficient zone
of land to make it self-supportins. This
decision, ii IS possible, though not
probable, may be again changed be-
fore the Cabinet disposes of the mat
ter tomorrow, as strong influences are
at work to induce the President TO in
sist upon the substitution of at least
an independent government over the
Philippines for Spanish rule. If this
point shall he difficult of settlement
the answer to Spain may not he rem
dered tomorrow. but may have 10
await another Cabinet meeting next
Tuesday.
The silver star., 1898-08-04

, tho Spanish people to mob violence it
may he necessary fer assistance to be
sent the boy king from across the
SPANISH borders. May be the mere an
nouncement that the dynasty has the
support of the armies of the neighbor-
ing nations will be sufficient to pre-
vent mob demonstrations.
A prominent diplomat who is inti-
mately acquainted with Spanish-Amer.
lean affairs and who Is informed of the
secret conference of the representa-
tives of European powers in Madrid
with the queen regent and Premier
Sagasta. stated tonight that the peace
negotiations were entered into Mt the
request. or rather demand, of the pow
crs. and that as soon rs they were
actually begun those countries inter-
csted would send their warships to
the different ports of Spain to protect
her against her own people. 1t is
their determined intention to save
Spain to herself. now that she has lost
her colonies and her colonial prestige,
and not permit the country to be
destroyed to crafty the personal am
bition of Don Carlos or the ultra -rcpub-
lican views of the other revolutionary
party. The diplomat announced to-day
that there is already II state bordering
on decentralization in some parts OF
Spain, and he expects that as soon as
the peace measures have been made
public 1t will be intensified. Already,
he says, a great number of disturbers,
both Carlists and revolutionists. have
been arrested and confined in prison.
The fortress of Monjuith at Barcelona
is full of political prisoners, and the
same can be said of the pcnitentiary
nj Madrid. The military governors of
different Spanish cities have issued
manifestoes warning the people
against participating in any gatherings
of Carlists or republicans, and in Mad
rid the guardia civile has been nearly
doubled.