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The times., 1898-11-09
NORTH CAROLINA RIOTS
Several Fusillades and One
Negro Reported Killed.
A BLACK DEMOCRATS PERIL
He IL Attacked After Voting, at Dar-
Pastor Among Them-A Great Ten
sion at Wilmington, With the MIL
itary at Their Gums.

Richmond, Va. Nov. Sat Marion. Nc
Oowell County, n. c., there was rioting
today between the whites and blacks. One
negro was killed and many shots fired.
More trouble is expected. The town is
in a state of siege.
AT Winston, n. c., two negroes fired
on the whites and there was general
fusillade. The streets were soon cleared
of negroes, who fed for safety.
The negro butler of Col. Julian S. Carr,
the millionaire tobacconist, of Durham.
and a strong Democrat, voted the Demo-
cratic ticket. He was attacked by the
other negroes, including the negro preach
er of his church. The whites came to his
rescue and soon cleared the streets of the
blacks. Several shots were fired but no.
body is reported killed.
Wilmington, N. c., Nov. Sat o'clock
tonight indications are that the white
scupremacy ticket has been elected in
this city. From the opening to the close
of the polls the day passed in Wilmington
with scarcely a single incident which at
all gave promise of race trouble.
The threatening conditions witch ex-
listed until past midnight last night
cleared away some time before sunup
As the afternoon advanced there was a
marked increase of excitement. Reports
from various wards indicated a heavy
negro vote. Owing TO the policy OF sew
eral boycotts practiced by employers to-
ward negro laboreis who registered, very
many who would otherwise have voted
did not register. The light infantry and
naval reserves spent the day at their ar
mories and are still there in ful, force.
A large party of Red Shirts and
twenty or more negroes became involved
in a row at precinct in the Fifth ward.
The news was brought to the center of
town, and many citizens went to their
homes for their guns in anticipation of
trouble. The AFFAIR was smothered out,
however without serious results.
About that time it was noised about
the city that a certain precinct had evil
IDENTIFY given a vote of about 300 majority
for the negro ticket. and many white
men eagerly advocated the pan of taking
charge of the polling place and destroy
ing the ballot boxes and contents.
AS the night advanced apprehension of
trouble increased and the people, white
and colored are in a high state of eN-
pectant dread.
Gov Russell came 10 wilmington Tn
morning. He voted and crossed the river
to Brunswick County and spent severa!
hours on his farm. This would have been
no place for the governor had trouble
arisen. That was why he went to the
country, instead of remaining in the city
More than a hundred determined man
declare that the ballot boxes in TIE Fifth
ward, which gave black majority, must
be destroyed. The military at p. m. are
drawn up in line in front of their ar
mories. Three rapid fire guns are loaded
and in a wagon. with the crew of suu-
ners, ready to respond TO the slightest
alarm.
The times., 1898-11-09
REPORT OF GEN. MILES.
1t Has Been Placed In the Hands of
Secretary A1ger.

1t Has Been Placed In the Hands of
Secretary Alger.
The report of Gen. Miles was handed to
Secretary Alger yesterday. 1t covers the
war with Spain, as well as military mat
ters generally but it is not a voluminous
document This fact was accounted for
by an army officer who said:
There was but little for Gen. Miles to
report concerning the war. His place and
duties as commanding general were
usurped by Secretary Alger and Gen. Cor
bin and he remained practically as fig
urehead.'
Friends of Gen. Miles who have read
the report deny that It criticises the Sec
retary of War or anyone else in author
ity. They say he is too much of a soldier
and disciplnarian to commit such a
breach of propriety.
The report is made up largely OF war
kilograms. there being but little original
matter. A foolish report was in circula-
tion in the va Department yesterday
afternoon to If. effect that his report
would not hf Gven out for publication.
This rumor was. pronounced absurd by
high officials.
The times., 1898-11-09
THE CAT ISLAND DERELICT.
Indications That Ii Is the Iufantn
Maria Teresa.

Norfolk. Va, Nov. s.-The abandoned
Spanish cruiser Infanta Maria Teresa
may yet be added to the American navy.
Every indication points to the correctness
of the theory that the two-funneled
steamship ashore off Cat Island is the
former Spaniard.1 The theory is, after
careful investigation, accepted by the
naval officials. and the Merritt Wrecking
Company and no time will be lost in dis
patching an expedition to rescue the Te-
resa for the second time. This substan-
tiates the theory first advanced in these
dispatches that the Teresa did not sink
after she was abandoned.
The naval repair ship Vulcan, which
made such a gallant fight to bring the
cruiser into port, is now under sailing
orders and as soon as her bunkers can
be filled she will proceed TO Cat Island
to haul off the Teresa.
Lieutenant Commander Harris has
been detached from the Vulcan and Capt.
McCalla, executive officer of the Norfolk
navy yard has succeeded MIN.
Capt. Seymour. manager of the Merritt
Wrecking Company, states that a full
wrecking crew will be dispatched with
the Vulcan. They will arrive from New
York tomorrow morning in time to join
the Vulcan.
The times., 1898-11-09
COL. ROOSEVELT VOTES.
The Republican Candidate Casts HI,
Ballot UnchaIIenged.


Oyster Bay. n. Y. Nov. S.-Col. Roose-
welt voted as soon as he reached his
home In Oyster Bay on his return from
his campaigning trip up the State yester-
day.
On the way to Oyster Bay a lot of
Brooklyn schoolboys bound FOR a football
game, came into the car from their spe-
cial car on the rear end of the train and
gave three cheers for Teddy" and one
Of them blew sturdy blasts on bugle
while they repeated the cheers. winding
up with their school yell. As they start
ed to rush back bashfuily through the
train, each one shouting his personal
good WILL Col. Roosevelt stopped them
and shook hands with every one.
1t was o'clock when Col. Roosevelt
voted. He went into the Dooth and re-
mained there one minute and five sec
onds. There had been some talk that
the Democrats would challenge the vote
because of the claim that Roosevelt was
a resident of Washington, but no chal-
lenger appeared.
The times., 1898-11-09
ON NEW YoRK's EAST SIDE.
FlOaters for Whom There wer
Warrants h ept Away From PclIs.

FIOnters for Whom There Were
Warrants h ept Away From PcIIs.
New York Nov. S.-Contrary to expec-
tations, so far as disorder or rioting was
concerned, the lower East Side today
was remarkably quiet. Elections Super
intendent McCullagh's deputies were
everywhere alert and they We're not inter-
fered with.
The only serious disturbance of the day
occurred when Former Assistant District
Attorney Rosalsky was roughly used by
a crowd in the polling place at No 120
Eidridge Street.
About 900 warrants, which were issued
for "Hoaters." were not served because
the '.foaters'' kept away from the polls
and for the first time in many years. the
East Side had something approaching an
honest vote and an honest count.
The times., 1898-11-09
DEADLY COAL GAS.
One Man Killed and Four Burned
In a Pennsylvania CoIIiery.

Scranton. Pa, Nov. s.-By an explosion
of gas in the Schooley colliery of the
Pennsylvania Coal Company. near West
Pittston today, one man was killed and
four Others badly burned. The dead man
is Anthony Branoko. wso was killed by
the effects of after damp following the
explosion. The injured We're: James
Coulter. John Metcaif. John Mequiilin.
and James Mackin.
The times., 1898-11-09

important business OF choosing the gov
ernor Of the State today.
After the choosing process was all over
the city walked up and turned out to watch
the returns and yell for the rival candi-
dates. but during the hours when serious
business was in order 1t was taken Sc
riously, and what was expected to be an
emotional and very likely pugilistic cleo
ton day turned out to be quite otherwise.
Superintendent McCuliagh's deputies did
their duty in an orderly manner. The po-
lice force. If not enthusiastic in support
ing them. at least did. not hamper them.
and the Democrats calmly disregarded
Senator Hiils knock EN- DOWN injunc-
tion.
The times., 1898-11-09
sPA1N's FRENCH CREDITORS.
A Statement Presented at the State
Department by Frances Embassy.

department by Frances Embassy.
A new phase has been given to the
action of the United States in declining to
assume liability for the bonds represent
ing Spain's Indebtedness on account of
Cuba by the filing of a statement with
the State Department in behalf of the
French holders of these bonds. This
statement was presented for -
French embassy. 1t relates --.--------.
and amount of bonds held BY French
citizens secured by Spain's former pos
sessions In the West Indies
There has been no demand or request
by the French embassy in connection with
the Indebtedness of Spain to French citi-
zens and 1t is supposed in official circles
that the statement was filed merely as
a basis for any future action which the
government of France may decide to take
to protect the monetary interests of its
citizens. The United States Government
has decided that it win not pay the Gu
ban Indebtedness. and there is no warrant
The times., 1898-11-09
A KILLING AT PHOENIX, S. c.
An Election Manager Shot to Death
fn Dispute.

Greenwood. S. c.. Nov. s.-Vague ac-
counts have reached here from Phoenix,
ten miles distant. regarding the killing
of Boaz Etheridge. the manager of the
election at that place.
Phoenix is a Republican stronghold. A
family of Tolberts are very prominent In
that district. and one of them. R. r.
Toibert. as Congressional candidate, re-
ceived the negro vote. The negroes mass
ed at the polls. armed with Winchesters.
In some manner a dispute arose and
Etheridge was shot to death. Armed
whites are hurrying there in large num-
bers \ battle is expected.
The times., 1898-11-09
CABINET MEETING TODAY.
The President and Secretaries Will
Discuss the Elections

1t was stated last night that Cabinet
meeting will be held at the usual hour
TODAY. IL o'clock. which will be fully at
tended. as Attorney General Griggs and
the Postmaster General are both expected
TO return to Washington this morning.
The meeting will perhaps be in the na-
ture of a love feast, and after the results
of the elections are talked over considera-
ton will be given to the Philippine contro-
versy. should any information be received
from Paris in time
The times., 1898-11-09
Col Mi,Iium- Nm, Die.

Havana, Nov S.-The condition of Co.
Williams, U. S. A. chief gaariermaFter
here, who is suffering from Frs- --fer.
is desperate tonight. and ut'-- fa..i.s = e1-
tertained for his recovery
The times., 1898-11-09

Boys plush lined natural underwear,
vests, pants and drawers-vests made
with French neck and ribbed QQn
skirts-as a special at............ y JG
Underwear Department-1st Floor
The times., 1898-11-09
LEMuEL E. au1ee DEFEATED.
Capt. Chanler Bests the Especial
Protese of Mr.. Plat.

FrOttEt Oh Mt. FIHtt.
New York. Nov. S.-Lemuel E. Quigg,
chairman of the Republican county COM
mites, special pet of Thomas C. Platt
and congressman from the Fourteenth
district, has been defeated for reelection
by William Astor Chanler. Tammany
Mr.. Chanler served as captain during the
war with. Spain and was wounded.
Quigg's defeat is severe blow to the Re
publicans- s:i.
The times., 1898-11-09

Truth is truth however 1t strikes. and
1t IS the truth that Heurich's Maerzen
Beer is the favorite and most popular
beer in Washington Why? Because 1t
possesses age. purity and strength.
The times., 1898-11-09

Boys fast black bicycle hose. with
double toe, heel and knee-heavy rib
%ere Sse ei1Sv%ane9 ever afTeTea shs ses,raue G
Hosiery Department-lst Floor.
The times., 1898-11-09
GREATER NEW YORK PEACEFUL.

There Was No Pugiiisn,. ana McCuI-
IaEh Earned His snl.:rs.
New York, Nov. S.-Peacefu,ly as a
county fair, and with great deal less
racket, Greater New York conducted its
The times., 1898-11-09
THE REWARD OF PATRIOTISM

Col. Bryan, Back From the Wars.
Has to Swear In His Vote.
Lincoln. Neb., Nov. S.-Col. Bryan ar
rived home this morning and had to
swear in his vote.
1t was straight one.
The times., 1898-11-09
The Republicans Lose Twenty Con-
Sressmen.

New York, Nov. s.-The Republicans
lose twenty congressman in New York,
New Jersey and the city of Chicago. but
apparently hold their own on the whole
The times., 1898-11-09

onn nm Drink and Drug Inebriates re.
SUI uUU stprcd by the Kelley Cure. Au.
thofiAd Institutes. eIi North Capt.
taI St, Washington. D. c., and Greensboro. N. C.
Write ccnfdentisiy; ie1-h
The times., 1898-11-09

Golf and Eton Cap. in plain nCo
blue and nobby mixed effects for ZJG
The times., 1898-11-09
DEATH IN A MINOR CHORD.

Max AtVary, the SWeet-VOIceu TehOr,
Dies In Poverty and Disease.
New York. Nov. S.-Max Alvary, one of
the most popular ztenors that ever sang in
New York. died today after an illness of
several years in Tabarz, Thuringia, Ger
many. HIS latest years were dark with
poverty and disease.
He was born only forty-one years ago
in Dusseldorf. His real name was Max
Aschenbach and his father was the WELL
known painter of that name.
The times., 1898-11-09

Unlaundered Indigo blue cheviot and
light print shirt waists-very 0En
The times., 1898-11-09
SIZE NAY NOT HAVE sunk
Belief Growing That the Maria
Teresa Still Floats.
STRANGE VESSEL SIGHTED

Ships Hurried From Norfolk and
Guantanamo by the Navy Depart
ment to Verify Information That
the Former Spanish Cruiser Is
AsroutSa on Cat IsIand-secretary
Long Hopeful.
The times., 1898-11-09

Boys laundered Mothers Friend"
shirtwaists-either with two detach-
able collars or attached collar-cQo
The times., 1898-11-09
pepsis, Private Disease. Of Men and Women
For limited time only. any case taken at
IS A MONTH, INCLUDING MEDICINES.

Office Hours: Every day from 10 a. m. to p
m. and on Monday, wedne day. Thursday, ant
to 12 IN.
CONSULTATION FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL.
The times., 1898-11-09
THE BULLETIN READERS
Washington's Citizenry on the
Night of Election.
THINGS HEARD AND SEEN

Men From Many States Talked to
One Another of Strange Candidates
Relief In Telling Mr.. Bartender
How Ii Went Down Home-What
They Would Do mt Their Native
Polls.
The times., 1898-11-09

100 pairs boys and youths shoes
made on opera. round and bulldog
shapes-solid leather throughout-best
quality innersoles and counters-neat
and dressy styles-siZes u to
L. Regular prices S1.25 and QQn
Sl.50. for Observation-Disclosures. uuj )
The times., 1898-11-09

Boys and youths s-strap leather
lsggins-fp full. entnsot zsot shades Csc
The times., 1898-11-09
Goldenberg' 1.-The Dependant Store. !
Fitting=out day for the boy

Today fttngout day for boy at "The Depeudab e
have made sp.cial values
he list OF values is strong could possibly make every
eli r has been forth eclipse all bargain
giving You'll that
Ing beore-and wnen qualities
wonder at the buying possibilities of this store.
The times., 1898-11-09
UNDERTAKERs.

for the implied supposition of Francs
that this country will assume responsi-
bility for the debts which the American
Peace Commission in Paris dec ined to
consider. -.fl
The times., 1898-11-09

Several styles of youths spring heel
hook lace shoes-made on mannish
shapes-and wear resisters-made with
smooth innersoles and extra back
straps to insure good wear-sizes 9 to
13 l-2 = regular s1-25 shoes = Q7n
for ...................O OiU
The times., 1898-11-09

Boys ties. in all styles worn. puffs,
tecks or four-in- -hands-for manly
boys that like to go well dress 1Eo
The times., 1898-11-09

Boys good durable navy b'ue chin
chiila REFERS. in sizes to S-lined with
wool piaid-stylish, warm ard COM
fortabie-others get $3.50 for CIco
this sarment-here at ....QI .U0
The times., 1898-11-09

Boys sweaters. in the new fall COL
ors-to fit boys from 8 to 1S years-the
same grade for which others Tn
ask dollar-we offer at....iJ
The times., 1898-11-09

Boys laundered perca!e shirt waists,
in large assortment of the most at
tractive patterns-with attached col
lar or neckband-resular i3c. 9Co
The times., 1898-11-09

A new line of boys Anchor" brand
shirts. in fancy bosoms and muslin
bodies. or colored all over-sizes 400
IL to twill so as special at fot
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-23
THE MAZE.
NM. kIEHE, Proprietor.

A. II. Martin and his wife have kissed
ard made up again and have decided to
withdraw from public gaze the family
skeleton, which has been playing such
fantastic tricks OF late. Mr.. Martin and
Tomas MOntOya went on Mrs. Martins
bond and IL will probably be- only a short
time before The entire Martin family is
again united.
Pat Murray had an attack OF delirium
iremens at the Lindell barber shop to
day aud was taken to the city building,
where he rallied from the attack Muir
ray had one Ot his arms run over by an
engine In July and he carries an ugly
scar yet, which City Physician Haynes is
treating.
While in the city call and get our
prices on stationery, school books aud
Photographic goods, What you will save
on goods purchased from us can 90
towards paving that railroad fare, o. A.,
MatsOn 4 Co, 2l5 Railroad avenue.
The advertisement OF the western
headquarters Of the Philadelphia Dental
association appears In tO-day's CITIZEN,
and our readers are requested to read L..
Captain wm. French, the big cattle
grower Of Alma, n, NJ, Is In the city, lie
has shipped 1000 head OF cattle to east.
ern parties this year.
Fresh vegetables, fruits In season,
poultry and staple groceries, at Bell &
Co.'s. Second street
For Rent.-Furnished front room with
bath and gas, 81 south Broadway.
For fne dress goods At less than half
price at lteld Il Cos.
The supreme court will meet in Santa
Fe tO-mOTrOW.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-23
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Terrible Gas Explosion In Ponnsyl vania
IOAl Mine

Terrible Gas Explosion In Pennsylvania
IoAl Mine
P,t.sburg, Sept. 23.--An explosion OF
fire damp occurred In tne Empire coal
mines near brownsville this morning,
Fifty meu are eutJmOed.. Two have
been taken out dead. lne explosion WAS
caused by an accumulation OF gas.
There were l3O men at NOTk ~ thd time
All but about tifty escaped without
injury. Five are believed to have been
Killed, and large number are stiil on.
tOmbed. The rescutng parties are trying
10 reach the unfortunate meu. Hundreds
Of women ami children surround the
mouth Ot the pit.
here We're l4O msn il tho mine at the
time OF The UAplJaiOn, the work having
leen b'gun Tor IA day just n short time
previous. OF tll ~ titty eight were In
The eulrlps -Four men u AT the mouth
OF the entities Wheu the explosion Come
crdwled out 10 Tie open AIR. They say
there Is no ptssibie caHLce for the e5cap
Of The hlty four working with them.
CrUWds soon gathertd around the mouth
Of tie mine. Terrible scenes OF grief and
lOIiUEWeTe pfCeented. AZ / O'Clock this
afternoon live more b.dlea were ~
covered and II Wbs feared that uOne of
those still eniOmbed viii 90 taken out
alive.
At 1880 q. m, twenty OF the en-
tomb Il miners lave Just returned TO
town, having tscAl ed by traytTslug
mile ana a half ofuudeTgrOund passages,
cOwIuR out at the O.rhing at Lynn sta.
tion, tour miles from the opening Of the
mine on the MonODgh.la river. Another
hUdy has been recovered, making eight
dead. Nineteen mluers are Still un
ace united fer. The dead Are uUTeCOg-
nzihlr. being burned and mutt aled.
The explosion is said TO have been
caused by the lOOsening Of large block
Of coal which opened pocket OF gas.
The entry where the explosion occurred
IL located about mile and half from
m nth The mine Is an old one, pretty
we'll worked out The men wore open
lamps, such as are used at all the Mo-
nODghela river mines. Old miners say
there ia not one chan ,e In a hundr OF
finding the missing men alive.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-23
EMPEROR ABDICATES.
Chinese Ruler Puts Empire Un-
der Control Of bis Mother.
Terrible Gas Explosion in a Penn
sylvania Coal Mine.
Spanish Troops Evaeuating Porto Rico
10 Coed Faith With Agreemsnt.
EVACUATION COMMITTEE At HAVANA.

Washington, Sept 23.-The Chinese
minister, Wa Ting, to-day received a
cable dispatch from the Chinese foreign
Office at Pekin, giving the text OF an
edict issued by the emperor yesterday, in
which owing 10 the critical condition OF
Chinese affairs, he calls back to power
the empress dOwagef. aud commits to
her hands the direction OF the vast
affairs OF the empire. The ediet, freely
translated. Is ~ follows:
Now that China Is disturbed there Is
need that all business shall be we'll done,
We, tho emperor, agitaled from morning
TO evening Tor the welfare Of affairs, anu
fearful lest errors may occur, observing
from the beginning Of the reign OF Tung
Uhi that the empress dOwaRer had twice
given instructions to the emperor and
with signAl ability aud success also. we
now. Considering the important interests
Of the empire, have begged the empress
dOwager to give 20 the empire tue benefit
Of her ripe experience aud her instTuc
tlOn, The dOwager empress has been
pleased To Accede 10 this request,
Therefore IL Is 10 the good fortune OF the
whole empire that this AuspiclOus event
IL brought about. From To day the
empress dOwager will conduct the
bushes, In the Imperial apartments, aud
Oh tie eighth day VI the present month
OF the Chinese calendar, meaning 10 day
Of Tie hnR lish calendar, we will tsk al
priDcra aud ministers 10 perform he
ceremony IN the Chin Chung palace
L.t iaWen (toreign Odlc.) prepare, that
the CEREMONY may De performed with
III iug huLOfs."
Ibr Chiursc minister TO day talked
fr ely concerning the Cdict. .e said
thefe Was nothing 20 indicate that IL was
thr tr.urph Uf ube foreign element Oyrl
Hnp,teg, aud its essential purpose wa ID
strengthen China herself when serious
foreign problems were presented. IL was
quite natural. he said. that tue iOWagpr
empress should be called 10 the
aid Of the emperor owing 10 dy
nHstic r,as M. concerning the r.
port th.t tho re,ura Of the empress to
power was coup a. etat favorable %
Rua .is, he minister Gays that he 'Oes
not consider the move favorable 10 any
power % agail NJ any other. Its tifect,
hr says, woOld be toward strict inppr-
tia,ity Ia ChinGB treatment OF Russia,
Great Britain, Germany. FTdIcf, United
Stitsi Japan Aud tha wO I'd at largh It
Is probable, the minister believes, thai
Prluce Ii Hung hang will continue In
bis nominal post OF imperial secretary
Wa Ting Fang said: II am confident
that China will remain intact. China
has native resources % wealth ard pnpu.
latinn 10 make her strong within her
self"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-23
Two wsIi-Kpown Hunters.

Richard HOckmryer has again demon
strated his title to "ths most successful
hunter along tho Rio Grande." Yester-
day, accompanied by Jack Dixon. he
went hunting a few miles above the city,
and returned about $50 o'clock IN the
evening. "Weli. Dick. what luck this
timer asked the reporter. "The zane
as usual-the very best. and with these
remarks Dick showed the reporter q
small-sized wagon losd of quail and
toves.and Jack iInpd in: Yes we killed
the whole lot, but Dick proved tho
smOn' hest shot he securing neaFly 200
.of the birds" Tho two hunters supplied
their friends with quail, and "bird on
toast" was the prevailing dish for o shUrt
time last night.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-23

San Juan. Porto Rico, Sept. 23.-Every-
Rico by the Spanish troops is proceeding
In perfect good faith, turning over every
thing AS they quit the various towns.
Preparations are being made for an
elaborate and impressive ceremony when
the American hlg Is raised over San
Juan. The military commission has ad .
iourned until Monday next.
Tie lights on the north coast OF the
island, which has been dark since the
war began, have been relighttd by the
Spanish, except at San Juan.