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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20

ton, of Austin, Texas. responded, and the
exercises were at an end. The members
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge then
marched 10 Copley Hail where their secret
deliberations began.
when the Sovereign Grand lodge as
sembled all the delegates except j. r.
Philips, OF New Westminster. b. c.. were
present. OF the ten Past Grand Sires also
entitled to attend the sessions Of the
Grand Lodge eight are present
Members Of the Rebekah branch and
the Patriarchs Militant are also present
in large numbers.
Ire secret deliberations Of the Sover-
eign Grand Lodge continued from II a.
NJ TO p. VI.
Following the reading Of reports a
great deal Of business was rushed in and
referred 10 committees.
Grand Sire Carleton reported that n re
quest had been received from Brother
Bailey, who is with the United States
Army at Manila, for permission to es-
tablish the order i'm the Philippines. The
Grand Sire recommended that action TO
this end be taken by the Sovereign Grand
Lodge at this session. Also recommend
ed legislation by which members of the
order serving in the army may be per-
mitted military lodges or associations,
limited 10 consultive or fraternal sessions.
ring degrees. He reported the order IN
foreign countries as growing and pros
porous.
Grand Secretary ]. Frank Grant, pre-
scented a volumnious report covering a
vast amount Of detail of interest solely
20 the members of the order. The order
was shown 10 be in prosperous condi-
ton.
Grand Treasurer Charles Muckle made
his report. which. summarized shows:
Cash balance. $6S.05S; received from Grand
Secretary. S57.40l; total. 1925. 400 pay
ments, s6i5l6: total balance, s6OS43.
The Odd-Fellows to-day sent mes
sage to President Mckinley bearing
greetings to him and TO the soldiers and
sailors OF our army and navy. with con-
gratulations upon the glorious victory.
which their valor has achieved in the
war with Spain and TO the sick and
wounded. heartfelt sympathy with hope
for their speedy recovery and restoration
10 home and family
A banquet complimentary TO the Sow
ereign Grand Lodge members and their
ladies, rendered by the Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts. took place at Music Hall
tonight. At tie tables about six hundred
persons sat. and on the platform were
the officers of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
and their wives.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge made the
principal address, responding 10 The
President of the United States" Grand
Sire Fred Carlton. of Texas, spoke for
the Sovereign Grand Lodge; c. NJ. Blu
bee. OF Raleigh. \. c.. for Fraternity
and Loyalty; John r. Burton. of North
Carolina. THE Genius Of Odd-Fellow-
ship; Wallace G. Nye, of Minnesota.
Our Sweethearts, Wives and Friends;
Milo S. Clapp. of Ohio, THE Patriarchs
Militant; Attorney-General Hosea NJ.
Knowlton, of Massachusetts; Mayor, Jo-
siah Quincy, Of Boston; Rev Edward
Everett Hale. Grand Master Charles Ter
ril. of Massachusetts; James L. Sanders.
Grand Patriarch; Charles c. Fuller. OF
Massachusetts; Thomas Woodyatt, of
Ontario, and Henry A. Thomas, also
spoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
FOURTH DISTRICT POLITICS.
Mr.. Williams Says Mr.. Epes is Making
a Fine Canvass

Mr.. James #. Williams. of the State
Library, who has been on a visit TO his
home at Blackstone, has returned. He
states that he has never witnessed more
interest in politics In the Fourth District
than now. Mr.. Sidney +. Epes. the Demo-
cratic nominee, is giving all his time 10
the canvass, and is making almos, house,
toulouse visits TO the voters. The Repub-
leans are very much divided, and there
is no prospect at present of either Mr.
Thorp or Jones retiring from the race
Saturday night a Democratic club. Of
$50 members. was organized at Crewe, on
short notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
NIAGARAFALLs AND RETURN Si3.

The last select excursion OF the season
TO Niagara Falls. Buhalo, Rochester Ge-
neva. and Watkins Glenn, viii leave
Richmond Wednesday. september zlst
ago T.. NJ, via York River Line South
ern Railway and Baltimore q Ohio Rail-
road (Royal Blue Line. Round trip from
Richmond $500. Tickets limited 10 eleven
DAYS. stop-oyers permitted on return
journey.
For tickets and further information.
Amply TO e.. W. Westblry IT, r. A.,
southern Railway. Richmond, Va. or ad-
dress ARTHUR O.. LEWIS.
Southern Passenger Agent u. & o X. K.
Under Atlantic Hotel Norfolk, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
TO POISON AGUINALD0.
Spanish Prisoners Said 10 Have Made
the Attempt.

MANILA, Sept. 19-The Republican Fill
poni. asserts that an attempt was made
10 poison Agulnaldo on Friday night.
steward It is alleged, saw a spanish
prisoner who mad been allowed his free-
dom make a movement which appeared
Ike tampering with bowl Of soup m
tended for Aguinaldo. whereupon the
steward tasted q spoonful OF the soup
and fell dead.
Eleven Franciscan friars are alleged %
have been engaged in the conspiracy.
Later II Is said an attempt was made 10
Kill all the Spanish prisoners, but Aguin-
aldo interfered.
At Saturdays session OF the General
Assembly, Il appears Aguinaldo was an
sent. but his representatives related the
story OF the outrage 10 the members,
who unanimously adopted the proposition
that they go 70 Aguinaldo's house, ex-
press sympathy with him, and congratu-
late him upon his escape.
During the evening "a special thanks
giving service was held at the church at
Maloles The soup intended for Aguin-
aldo is now subjected 10 a chemical analy-
sis before presented TO the insurgent
leader. and the Spanish prisoners are
kept closely confined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
DREYFUSITES DENOUNCED.
Due d'Orleans Says They Are Trying
To Destroy France.

PARIS. Sept. 19-The Due dOrleans
has issued a manifesto denoUncing the
Dreyfusites. He accuses the ministry OF
seeking a revision OF the Dreyfus pro-
ceedngs while convinced that Drcyfus
was guilty under pretext OF calming the
public for their own profit. lie declares
that the prospect makes his heart CULVER
and he concludes his manifesto in these
words:
"Frenchmen, we are masters In our own
country. Your servants, subject 10 occult
and pernicious power, presume TO impose
upon you the will to which they submit
under pretext Of proving the innocence Of
one whom the military tribunals have
condemned as a traitor. 1t is the army
they are trying TO destroy and France
they are striving, to ruin.
"Frenchmen. we viii now allow it,"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20

Another great discovery has been made.
and that, TOO. by a lady in This country.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her
and for seven years she wi,hsioOd its
severest tests. but her vital organs We're
undermined and death seemed imminent
For three months she c0usncd ncessant-
lv. and could no. sleep. She finally dis
covered way 20 recovery, iy yurchas-
ing of us a bottle of Dr. King New Dis
coyerv for Consumption. and was So
much relieved on taxing FIRST dose that
She slept an night. and with Two bottles.
has been absolutely cured. Her name L.
Mrs Luther LutZ. Ihus writes W, a.,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
INCENSE0 AT T0RAL.
Spanish Minister of War Says lie
should be Court-N artialed.

MADRID. September 19.-The Minister
OF War. General COrrea, has issued in
structions for the return Of the spanish
troops in the West Indies.
The sick are 10 leave first and the
archives, especially those relating to the
war. will be brought TO Spain with the
arms. ammunition. flags and material
stored in Cuba and Porto Rico.
The Minister is greatly incensed at
General Toral for having sent him a dis
patch on the latters arrival at Virgo,
(spaln) from Santiago de Cuba, and said
Toral ought to be court-martialed Tor
his conduct as Governor Of Santiago.
There is much indignation here at the
fact that there were 125 deaths during
the voyage among the loo Spanish
transport san Ignacio de Loyola from
Santiago de Cuba. The Spaniards at
tribute this heavy death rate TO the In
humanity OF the Americans in oblging
the sick Spaniards 10 embark and make
room in the hospitals for the Americans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
ODD FELLOWS IN SESSION.
Boston Extends the Grand Lodge a
ROYAL Welcome.

BOSTON. Sept l9.--An official welcome
TO the Sovereign Grand Lodge OF the IN
dependent Order OF Odd-Fellows was
given In the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Hall to-day. The members OF
the Sovereign Grand Lodge. 200 in num-
Der. and the ladies representing the order
OF Rebekah. were escorted 10 the hall by
. committee.
General +. d. Appleton. OF the Cover
nor's stan. welcomed tho Grand Lodge
and members OF the Rebekah branch in
behalf OF the State.
Governor Wolcott had intended TO be
present and welcome the visitors. but he
attended the dedication OF the Massachu-
sstts Soldiers monument at Antietam.
Nd. or Saturday. and was unable 10
reach this city IN time.
Mayor Josiah Quincy spoke for the
olty es Boston. Grand sire Fred csrsl-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
SPECIAL SUNDAY TRIPS TO WEST
POINT, VA.-ROUND TRIP SIXTY


4 good many Richmond people patron
lied the Southern Railway s special train
to West Point Sunday and were much
pleased with the days outing. Special
limited train LETT Richmond 500 \. NJ. last
Sunday FOR West Point, returning LETT
West Point ZOO =. NJ. arriving Richmond
$40 =. NJ. only seventy minutes ride
each way. stopping al Tuustalls and Les
ter Manor.
These trains will be continued for soy
eral Sundays vet and the same low rate
OF sixty cents roundtrip will be available.
For those who wish to stay longer tiek-
cts arc sold at 70 cents round-trip sOod
returning Monday in order that they may
enjoy the excellent bathing. boating fish
ing. grabbing, duck and sora-shootlng OF
the York river
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20

Suffering humanity should be supplied
with every means possible for its relief
Ii IS with pleasure We publish the fol-
lowing: "This is 20 certify that ! was a
terrible sufferer from yellow Jaundice
for over six months. and was treated by
some Of the best physicians in our city
and an TO no avail DR. Bell, our drug
gist recommended Electric Bittcrs; and
after taking TWO bottles, J. was entire. y
cured. / now take great pleasure I'm re-
commencing them 10 any person suffering
from this terrible mdlady ] am grateful
iy YOURS. NJ. a. Iogarty. Lexington, KY
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
WHEELER'S COMMAND.
It Goes to Huntsvilie-The General to
Resign soon.

Resign soon.
CAMP WIKOFF MONTAUK POINT,
l.. l., Sept. Is.-Ine question OF sending
General Wheeler caya.ry brigade TO
Huntsville. Ala, mas caused numerous
messages 10 be exchanged between Gem
eral Wheeler and the War Department.
General Wheeler says ne does not know
just when the cavalrymen Will move from
MOntauk. but expects that they VIII be
ordered away oy Lle nrst Of the month.
General Wheeler. who fully expects 10
return to Congress, viii resign from the
army service early IN october. lie says
he will 10 what he can Tor his men in the
way OF having them located Ia health
ful camp Before he leaves the service.
There were SIX deaths in camp to-day.
The War Department issued orders this
afternoon for number OF changes OF
station among the cavalry regiments OF
the regular army. The changes made are
as follows.
Seventh Cavalry. from Department OF
Colorado TO Huntsville. Ala; Ninth Cav
airy from Montauk TO the Department Of
Colorado: the Second Cavalry is ordered
from MontauA 10 the Department Of Da-
kota The Eighth Cavalry. now in the
Department of Dakota, is ordered 10
Huntsville for service under Major Cen
eral Wheeler.
CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. 19.-secretary
Alger arrived from Detroit to-day ac-
companied by his aide. Major Hopkins.
He found awaiting him here Surgeon
General Sternberg and General NJ. Plud-
inston. Quartermaster of the United
States army.
The Secretarys visit here is 20 begin
a series Of visits of camps and hospitals
in the west The party Inspected hospit-
ais at Fort Thomas this afternoon and
reported that they found everything in
excellent condition and no serious cases
in any of the hospitals.
Secretary Alger and party left for Camp
Hamilton at Lexington. KY, tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
ENGLAND WINS.
The Disarmament Of the Mussuimans
Has Been Begun.

GAMBIA. ISLAND OR CRETE Sept
lo.-The disarmament OF the Mussulman'
has been delayed, Djevad Pasha' th'
Turkish military commander, demanding
that the arms be delivered on board
Turkish warship
Admiral Noel, the British naV3l com
mander insists that they be hahued 10
British guard. -
Fdham Pasha. the Turkish Governor
has had a proclamation publicly read
saying that By order OF the Sultan AT
arms must be surrendered TO the com
mittee formed for that purpose.
The surrender has begun. There Is Nd
disorder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
A Biz Elorida Fire.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. sept. ia
special from Pensacola TO the Times
Union and Citizen says: \ special from
Defuniak. headquarters OF the Florida
Chataqba. eighty miles east OF here, says
that q fire began there in the large store
Of W. l.. Cawthorn and destroyed fifteen
stores and hotels besides "A number Of
smaller buildings.
The loss IS estimated at fully 10000 dol
In.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
RUHLIN THE WINNER.
He Was Unable, However, To Knock
DunhhOrst Out.

NEW YORK, Sept l9.-Gus Rubin
the Akron Giant. met Eddie Dunkhorst.
OF Syracuse. for a twenty-fye-round bout
at catch weights before the Greater New
York Athletic Club tonight and out
fought and out-pOinted the Syracuse
boxer for twenty-five rounds but was
unable to knock him out. The referee
stopped the bout in the twenty-second
round and awarded the fight 10 rtunlIn.
Dunkhorst was very fat and weighed
about 30 pounds. Rubin gave his weight
as 1s5. Dunkhorst was simply an ami
mated punching bag and took enough
punishment to settle half dozen box
era
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
THE KELLEY CURE.

Drunkenness Is a disease. not q vice. -
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20

Of Seville and Granada. Six persons were
killed and many injured, and number or
buildings were destroyed az Seville, ana
eighty-hye houses were demolished, ana
many persons fell victims to the storm
at Guadix, in the Province Of Granada.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
4 Murderer Hanged.

LITTLE ROCK. ARk., Sept. l9.-Lee
Mills. was hanged nc Heber. the county
seat OF Clcburne county last Friday The
execution was Witnessed by 5000 people.
Cleburne SIS IL sparsely- settled mountain
county. far from telegraph or railroad
communication.
was the murder of Hugh Patterson, near
Clinton, last winter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
THE RELATIONS
NOT STRAINED.
CONTINUED from First Page)

battleships Oregon and Iowa have oeen
ordered here and that 5000 tons OF coal
would be shipped Immediately Is inter-
preted by the Americans as proof OK inc
Intention or tie governmtn TO hoid the
Island OF Luzon
The Spanish prisoners are now rigorous
- confined witrin the limits OF the wall
ed town. There Is nue. overcrowding In
the small area and 1t Is impossible IN the
crowded quarters. IN the absence OF the
proper appliances. 10 improve the present
unsatisfactory sanitary conditions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Gen. Weld Declined.

DEDHAM. MASS, Sept. ls-General
Stephen NJ. Weld, who was offered po-
situation on the War Investigating Com
mission by President Mckinley. has de-
cided not TO accept It.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
A 100000 FIRE.
Seven Story Building Destroyed in
Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The seven
story brick and steel building, on the
southwest corner OF Twelfth and +
streets. occupied by Robinson & Cherry,
clOthiers and outfitters, was destroyed by
FIRE tonight. az well as several small
buildings on both Twelfth and T. streets.
The Twclfth-street side of the Column
bia Theatre was damaged by fire and
water. The total loss will aggregate
nearly s200elO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Owner Wanted.

A gold-head cane and an umbrella were
left with Officer Holdscraft, Of the First
station, as being without an owner. They
will await q claimant at the station
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
EIGHTEEN HOUR RACE.
Fourteen Bicyclists Enter the List al
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE MD, Sept. S.-An IS
hour bicycle race with fourteen starters
began at the Coliseum this city at 5
o'clock tonight. and will continue
through the week. the riders to do three
hours work every night until Saturday
Among the contestants are Tom Barn
abv. OF Boston. William Stinson. OF Bos-
ION: Oscar Peterson. OF Cambridge.
Mass. Bert Repine. OF Memphis; VIII
liam Hicks. of New York; Burns Pierce.
Of Waltham. Mass: Daniel Kramer, of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20

The Home Building Company Will sell
AZ public auction at the Builders kN-
chs nse. No. 9c5Is east Main street. begin
ning to-day at O'Clock. some very de-
sigGtle real estate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
Hurricane sweeps soain.

MADRID, Sept. ia destructive hur-
ricane to-day swept over Southern Spain.
doing great damage In the Provinces
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-20
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Rock Island Argus., 1898-02-15
ARGUMENTS BEING HEARD

states Att srnsy sssris Asks . r. nitsntiary
Sentenos for Aaaefson.
The closing Arguments in the
Frank Anderson murder case were
begun In the circuit court before
Judge Gest at 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
States Attorney Searle was the
first to address the jury. He con-
sumsd about IN hour. giving . re-
view Of the case and the circum-
stances attending II. and reading from
the statutes the law treating Of the
the crimes murder and manslsughter.
w. G. Allen followed for the defense.
he held that Anderson was Of un-
sound mind and asked his acquittal.
Mr. Allen talked until noon. w.
A. Meese is making the closing argu.
ment for the defense this afternoon.
He asks that his client be either &C.
quilted or adjudged insane.
States Attorney Searle will make
the closing argument. He will ask
that Anderson be found guilty and
given o penitentiary sentence.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-02-15
Future of Hsrpsr,s rneatre.

Early the coming spring something
will be done with Hsrper's theatre.
1t will either be converted into an
office building OK remodeled and i'm
proved as q play house. Stuart
Harper said this morning that it was
imma'erial to the Harper estate
what was done SO that the property
was made revenue producing. II a
satisfactory lease could be made of
the building to enable it to continue
as theatre, Mr.. Harper said, neces-
sary improvements would be made.
and every opportunity given the
lessee to reesta blish the theatres lott
reputation in the terms of rental.
I'VE would make the first year nom.
insl," said Mr.. Harper.
Rock Island Argus., 1898-02-15
CAUSE OF CHARITY,
Progress of the Work of the
New Relief Organ:
ization.
LAST NIGHTS MONTHLY MEETING

Plans to Provide WORK for Those Who d.
sire ls-fhs Doaatioas In Money and the
Good That Has Already Been Accom-.
pi'shed-ssvinE CIsss ior women-Ia-
spector ana Fsisndly Visitor.
The regular monthly meeting
Of the Associated Charities was held
in the society's rooms in Masonic
Temple last evening. There was q
large attendance OF all committees.
A. NJ. Blakesley, chairman Of the ad.
visory committee, reported . move
ment under way by which it is
hoped with the cooperation of city
officials to establish stone pile for
men who have not employment and
who care to work. C. L. Walker,
chairman Of the finance committee re.
ported the canvass for funds in.
complete. but that the following do.
nations of money had been received
Opera. "Powhatan," $410; special
funds. $75; Kings Daughters. $25; La
dies Deborah society, el1.s0; Eas,
End Mending club, $72 50; school
children, $25; Thanksgiving services.
$25. Treasurer j. +. Robinson, re.
ported having expended $2O4.44 for
relief during the month of January.
Secretary Mrs. w. B. Ferguson, OF
the relief committee. reported 40
families relieved during January
distributed among the different
wards as follows: First ward. q
Second ward, 4; Third ward, 4;
Fourth ward, 4; Fifth ward, 12; Sixth
ward, 5; Seventh ward. 4. Besides
this assistance, clothing to the
value Of $61.55 was given out at the
rooms.
Other r Branches Of the Work.
A mending club was established as
An adjunct with Mrs. Jeanette Put
nam as chairman, Mrs. A. Mosen.
fielder as assistant, and Mrs. W. H.
Ludewig secretary. A class for
women who have not had the advant.
age or opportunity to learn to sew
was established to meet in the 80.
ciety's rooms from 2 to O'Clock
every Tuesday afternoon.
Poormsster W. H. Lidders was
present, and this was found q grea,
advantage to the society in deter.
mining upon where assistance wat
most needed. Bylaws were adopted
providing for an inspector and
friendly visitor in connection with
tho work Of relief, and it was ordered
that the constitution OF the society
be printed for distribution.
1t was reported that the county
board had named c. j. Searle as mem.
Der of the society's finance committee
and H. L. Kinner ss member of the
advisory board. 1t is expected thai
the city will soon appoint similal
representatives..
Rock Island Argus., 1898-02-15
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take the place Of coffee. Sold by all
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but is free from alli.s injurious prop
critics. Grain-O aids digestion and
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stimulsnt. but health builder, and
children. as vel - adults, can drink
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one-fourth as much ss coffee. Is
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