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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09

upon by both houses. apply 10 stock IN
hand. When the conference adjourned
tonight Il looked as II the Senate would
win in its contention. striking out the
retroactive clause. and the provision In
regard to size OF packages would be COM
promised and a medium size agreed on.
The beer tax Will I'm all probability re-
main as fixed by the Senate that Is
tax OF 81 per barrel with i-2 per cent.
rebate will be imposed. AS 10 the Sill
yer provision II now looks az lf some
thing i'm the line OF the Senate amend
ment would be Inserted: but majority
of the con nittee are opposed 10 TINS pro-
vision and If it is retained this VIII De
done only for the sake of securing
speedy adoption of the report by the
Senate.
The conferees have agreed to substitute
the Towney pure flour bill for the Ma
son amendment TO the revenue bill The
Ways and Means Committee OF the
House to-day unanimously agreed on the
Towney BILL. 10 denies mixed -four ana
imposes a special tax OF s12 per annum
on those engaged in its manufacture and
sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
THE YALE AND BUFFALO.
The Submarine Boat Argonaut TO be
Taken to Cuba.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June S-Spe-
cial.-Ihe work OF converting the scout
ship tale into an auxiliary cruiser is be-
ing hurried al the ship-y yard, and II Is
thought the vessel will be ready 10 sail
thy latter part of next week. Besides j
humber of small guns. the Yale Will have
q battery Of eight 5-inch rapid-fire rifles.
Before leaving the Yale will take on
4 500 tons OF coal, which will enable her
60 ain al sea for a long period.
II the test of the submarine boat Ar
gonaut. which will occur in Hampton
Roads tomorrow. proves successful the
boat will be placed aboard the Yale ana
taken TO Santiago, where IT will be used
in cutting cables. Lake, the inventor, Is
confident that his ship will measure up
20 all he claims for IT, This remains to
be seen. The Yale's crew were notified
to-day that TIE Spanish ship R.ca, which
they captured some time ago, and took
10 Charleston, had been sold, and that
each man would get a years pay as his
share of the prize.
The Buffalo. formerly the Brazilian dy-
mantle cruiser Nictheroy. which passed
inside the capes yesterday afternoon, is
SIN detained in quarantine. To-day the
quarantine officer fumigated the vessel.
and it IS probable she will be permitted
10 come here tomorrow morning where
she is TO be converted into an auxiliary
cruiser. None of the officers or crew OF
the Buffalo came ashore to-day
II is rumorzed that the Navy Depart
Inent is contemplating the formation of
another flying squadron. the nucleus OF
which Is IN Virginia waters.
According 10 he report this squadron
l. 10 sail across the ocean for the pur-
pose Of watching the Spanish reserve
squadron. and wherever advisable TO
make an attack ON any of the ships Of
the mysterious aggregation Of uncertain
men OF war that may venture 20 sea.
There are now seven ships OF war in
Old Dominion waters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
NEPTUNE SAVED
THE HARVARD.
Escaped a Spanish Torpedo Boat by
Riding a Rough Sea, .
SHE ARRIVES AT NEWPORT NEWS
Amer Taking on SeNerai hunufeo
Tons of Coal She VIII Go 10 PhiIa-
deIphia 90 Receive Her Arma-
mcnt-With SIMPSONS Fleet.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June S.-Spc-
tlal-The scout ship Harvard. formerly
she American liner New YORK. arrived
hcre late this afternoon from old Point
where she dropped anchor last eVehlhs'
having put In Hampton Roads for bunker
roal. After taking ON several hundIeu
tons of coal tint Harvard viii "all LOT
Philadelphia. where she has been oroefeu
so receive her armament, consisting OF
a battery of probably eight hVe-inch guns
and Founders. c.,,ao,,
Time % proceeding under a full head OF
steam. Finding that the supply OF coai
was exhausted. Captain Cation put INTO
nc mort TO rep,enish the bunkers. only
. feu, of the officers were permitted 10
come ashore tonight. and they remSlheo
f. The city but few hours SINCE sho
entered the service the Harvard mas oeeh
doing scout duty for Admiral sampson
fleet -. .-,-,oo,,
For ten days the ship was bo'tleu up
an the harbor of MARTINIQUE
French port by tn Spanish tor,
pedo-boat destroyer Ierror' anu
snanish gun-boat, which pa
,.o,Isd The entrance OF the harbor with
ibe hone Of capturing the big vessei.
For "a while the Americans thought they
would fan into the hands OF the span
,ards As they were penned up, ana 10
venture out meant certain capture OF
the sinking Of the ship. The Americans
waited for their time and 1t came.
One morning Neptune was IN iury'
and the wind blew a fierce gale. Captain
Cation saw his opportunity 70 escape.
He ordered the men TO shove in coal. and
under a fun head OF steam the Harvard
darted out Of the harbor. The gunooat
had left the Terror TO capture the Anne
,ican. but the Spaniards could not ride
tht billowy waves. and the Harvard
could thus she escaned.
UNDER MORRO CASTLE.
Ten days before the Harvard sailed for
Northern waters ne had been lying
under MORO Castle. at Santiago. with
Simpsons fleet. The men witnessed the
first hombardment Of the Notifications
ard the officers seen tonight said there
was no doubt but that Admiral Cervera
wss hemmed In that harbor.
Although il has been very warm in the
tropics the crew Of the Harvard have
enjoyed good health. and they are anX-
ious TO return 10 the scene Of hos'ilities.
There Is absolutely no truth in the re
port that the Harvard brought a Spanish
spy 10 Fort Monroe from Santiago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
THE INSURGENTS
ARE VICTORIOUS.
Aguinaldo Communicates With tho
fiIipinos at Singapore.
HAS TAKEN PROVINCE OF CAvIIe
The u. s. Consul is Serenadcd-An Ad-
= dress Presented Congratulating
Admiral Dcwey-Desire
Native Government.

LONDON, June 9.-The singapore coz
respondent OF the Times, teicgraphing
Tuesday, says:
Tho local Philippine insurgent commit
tee received to-day dispatch from
Aguinaldo, saying: I'VE have taken an
in the province OF Cavite and several
towns In the province Of Balangas. We
have captured ten guns. 900 rifles, and
100 Spaniards from Spain. with 80
Philippine Spaniards. ktling 300. We are
besieging Biejo. In the church 800 span
iards are entrenched. who must surren-
der soon. We hear that the Governor
General proposes to capitulaie.'
sERBNADE THE CONSUL.
The Filipnos in Singapore serenaded
the United States Consul General. Mr.
+. Spencer Pratt. tonight. Before tho
serenade they presented him with an adj
dress. thanking him for sending Aguin-
aldo to Admiral Dewey congTatulating
Admiral Dewey and expressing desire
for the establishment of a native govern
ment under American protection.
The spokesman. continuing deprecated
a restoration OF the islands 10 Spain or
their transfer TO any power and express
ed his confidence that the natives would
prove their ability to govern themselves.
The Filipinos then gave cheers for Amer
lea, England and Admiral Dewey
Mr.. Pratt responded and presented the
SPOKESMAN with an American flag, amid
great enthusiasm.
PREFER AMERICANS AS CAPTORs
MADRID, June SO p. Mt Is ru-
mored that the Spanish garrison az Ma
Mia, rather than be massacred by the
insurgents, preferred 10 yield 10 the
Americans as prisoners Of war.
General Correa. Minister OF War de-
clares that Captain-General August viii
defend himself TO the last. Senior Sill
ve,a saws 1.-THE moment has arrived m
take supreme resolution"
General Lopez Dominique believes tha'
the Intervention of the Powers is immi-
nent. because the fate OF the Philip
pines interests all Europe.
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AN ENGLISH ACCOUNT.
The Santiago Bombardment as Viewed
nv London Correspondent.

co nUND0cr' t eables from Kingston.
Jamaica, under date of June sth In part
as follows. as TO Mondays lombard
ment at Santiago. The dispatch was car
ried TO Kingston by the dispatch boat
Premier:
1--WE had a good view Of Mondays
bombardment. On sunday Admiral
Sampson, in conference with Commodore
Schley and the fleet captains, decloed
upon bombardment, because OF the Spah-
ish activity on the new batteries Mon
day morning was misty With frequent
showers.
'When the feet opened fire, the Span
ish batteries answered promptly though
al first feebly Then the heavy bat
teries. armed with Krupp and Arnlstrong
guns. poured in a storm OK flame. The
2uns of these forts were brought TO san
tiago by the Montserrat on her last yoy-
age and is believed TO have been manned
by German and French experts me
Standards had boosted that no Net could
live before them. but their aim proved
poor and the warshps suffered compare
lively little damage.
"The Yankee formerly El N0rte) man
ned by militia. kept In shore nghting tho
batteries near the beach and did useful
work.
"The militia have given good proof Of
their value. though they fought perhaps
with too much eagerness. thus losing
efficiency. During the b0mbardment
battery Of field pieces az the Cuban
Headquarters on mountain top TO the
north Of Santiago. opened hre with a ten
mile range. The Dolphin shelled small
fort near the beach where Spanish troops
were seen. but no reply was made from
this point and Il was afterwards dis
covered that the Spaniards had mounted
several Quaker guns there. only two
pieces We're served east OF MORO Castle
and these were silenced.
'7rhe Marblehcad and tho New orleans
were sent respectively west and east -
attack any isolated Notifications. They
worked inshore, keeping their guns going
rapidly.
During the bomhardment n shell eX-
ploded on the port quarter OF the Viz
caya II dlsmounted one OF her guns.
damaging the rudder ard injured several
seamen. The destroyer Furor. which was
cruising about Cayo Smith in the har-
Dor. made several rushes out from her
post. In one OF these shell exploded
over her bow. tore open the forward
deck. Damaged her turteback and com
PEELED her to take refuge further up In
the harbor.
VERY little damage was done 70 the
American ships. II is reported that tho
Suwanee was struck by shell, which
burst and wounded a seaman IN the leg
slightly. Some Of the vessels suffered
somewhat from the recou Of the heavy
brns.
The shells did such eecution that Nor
TO Castle has the appearance OF a pic
turesque ruin.
Prom the Premier we could see the
shells striking the bills, tearing the trees
down and scattering the rocks and EARN
in all directions. Indeed. the SKY line
near Moro. from our point or view, ~
quite changed and now SHOWS great gaps.
Vegetation Is extermiaatec and an build.
ings are demolished where the shells
fell All the Spanish guns OF the sea
front, with the exception OF the smooth
bores In Moro fort. were silenced and
many ruined"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
ChicI,nmanga Notes.

CHICKAMAUGA NATIONAL PARK,
June S-Recruiting officers are leaving
the camp in numbers. almost every regi-
ment having completed its detail.
There is absolutely no truth in the
stories sent out from here that the mail
for the soldiers Is being robbed. The
Post Office Department has ordered the
erection Of a building at this point for
the use Of the money order department
which has been steadily growing. There
is still complaint Of the delay in receiv-
ing arms for the army. An order was
received at headquarters to-day. Direct
ing that ministers of the gospel of what
ever faith shall be allowed TO administer
to the men Of their respective churches
whenever they so desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
HAS MANILA FALLEN2
The spaniards Have Fought Despe-
rately, But Are Poor Marksmen.

NEW YORK. June IA copyright dis
patch to the World from Hong konS
says: ~,
4 report has reached here that Manila
has fallen.
Ii il said to be now occupied by the
Philippine Insurgents commanded by &c n-
eral Aguinald0. r,,-,,,-.,..
The rebel Junta and wealthy. Fhilipplne
Islanders resident here are luOilant over
the news -, -.
The United states Consulate has been
crowded all day. -,
Mr. Wildman tho American Consul, mas
been the recipient OF hundreds OF con
gratulations for the Junta gives him al
most as much credit for the reported cap,
tlre OF Manila as they give Generh
Aguinado himself since Mr. Nlldman
has been their unswervlng champion ana
has advised IN all their plans.
Consul Wildman does not credit nc re-
mort that Manila has been actually Occur
pied vet. but he believes It viii be by or
before next Saturday.
The Spaniards have been hghtlng oes-
perately. but their craftsmanship II poor
and they have lost heavily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
Was This york Of spaniards +?

SPRINGFIELD, MASS. June S-Whiie
unloading a car load of coal for the
shadley Threat Company in Holyoke to-
day laborer discovered a can Of giant
powder. The can contained about five
pounds Of the explosive, enough to cause
a disastrous explosion If IL had been
saovelled into the fire under n steam
boiler. The coal was bought through a
Boston firm. and as it is understood 10
have come from mines i'm Pennsylvania,
from which the United States govern
ment obtains a part OF its coal for the
navy, It is thought that a number Of
cans may have been placed in the coal
by Spanish sympathizers or spies in the
hope Of disabling an American warship.
The mine agents have been notified OF
the find.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09

Our Straw Hat business is de-
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place in orr stock. We're con-
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our assurance that if anything goes
wrong during the 'life OF the hat"
you get your money back.
Caps.
Won't blow off, can be knocked
off or crushed and put in your
pocket. All sorts here-25c. up
Crash Suits.
Old Sol will soon be putting the
notion i'll your head. Ready when
you are-S3. so up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
THE ARMY
HAS LEFT
FOR CUBA

By the several commands es indicated IN
By command Of Major-General Shat
te- .
b. J. McClernand. Assistant Adjutant-
STRENGTH OF THE CORPS.
The Fifth Army Corp includes only Two
volunteer regiments. the Seventy-hrst
New York and the Second MassacnuselLs'
In the corps are about lZ'"O men III
the other branches OF the service the
number Of men ordered TO go is 1pou.
1000. The whole Of the hrst invading
force is therefore about f5.00o men. on
saturday night General Shafter issued
an order transferring to his corps ali the
volunteer troops IN Tampa and vicinity
enlcept the Georgia and FLORIDA fee'-
ments. to his command. taking thereby
many reg iments properly belonging TO
General Lees corps. This was done OIL
course to strengthen the invading torce'
Following is a copy OF General smarter
order:
PROVISIONAL DIVISION.
Headquarters Of the
Fifth AIRY Corps
Tampa, Fla, June 4, 1925.
General orders No. IL:
4 provisional division. Brigadier-Gene-
raj Simon Snyder, United States Nolun-
teers. commanding. Is hereby ORGANIZED
az follows az assigned temporarily 10 the
Fifth Army Corps:
First Brigade-Brigadier Guy V. Henry
L. s. Volunteers. commanding: thirty
second Michigan Volunteer Infantry
Third Ohio Volunteer Infantry Ffth
Ohio Infantry.
Second Brigade Brigadier-General i. II.
Carpenter. u. S. Volunteers; commanding:
Second New York Volunteer Infantry
First District Of Columbia Volunteer In
fantry, Fifth Maryland Volunteers In
fantry.
Third -Brigadier-GeneralR r. II.
Hall. L. S. Volunteers, commanding:
First Ohio Volunteer Infantry; one hun
bred and hfty-seventh Indiana Volunteer
Infantry. Third Pennsylvania Volunteer
Infantry.
BY command
MAJOR-GENERAL SKATER.
z. ]. MCLERNAND.
Assistant Adjutant-General.
This addition 10 the Fifth Army Corps
increased the invading force from about
5000 to nearly 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
FREE SILVER DEFEATED.
The Republicans Win by an Increased
Majority in Oregon.

PORTLAND ORE. June S.-Practical-
" complete returns from twenty-five out
.f.f r, ies OF the STATE give
the following results:
King fusionist. 2SG1S. Geer's plurality,
For Congressmen-First District
Tongue Republican, 1854; Neatch. u
Second District-Moody. Republican. To-
337: Donaldson, fusionist 10TH Moody
plurality 1913
creas sod bv the complete returns.
The legislatures will stand as follows.
Senate-Republica =; opposition .
H0use-RepuDlicans ~ g5poslliJI,, 10
Jolut allot-ReDublicans.6 IS. opposition,
% ,s.,..i.
Free coinage Of silver was made the IS
sue I'm the campaign. the Repuoilcahs &c
claring for the gold standard ana the fu-
s,0nists endorsing free silver. Inc Leg
islature Nill choose Senator
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09

LONDON. June S-A receiving order IN
Bankruptcy has been issued against Err
nest Terra Hoolev for years prominent rs
the biggest company promoter in this
country. prominently interested in bicycle
land and OOveril concerns and VINO was
supposed 10 be multi-millOnaire.
IL Is said that actions aggregating y
100000 are now pending against Mr.
Hoolev and that one for $685. GOO. which
was set for hearing tomorrow precipi-
tated the crisis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
ApIn,eresting Final.

STANTON. VA. June S-Special.-
The final exercises OF the state lnsutu-
ton COR the Deaf. Dumb and Bhhd TOOK
place this morning before large auul-
ence Especially interesting Wa ene a.,
~ noint tyne by pupils OF the blind de-
nartment The term under the manage
ment of superintendent VIM. A. Bowles
was most prosperous one and never be-
fore has there beer so many pupils
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
Leslie .IPrrell.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June s.
Specialize. Leslie Terrell. son Of Mr.. r..
II. Terrell, died at his home, near Broken
burg, in this county. this morning. aged
twenty-five years. He was one OF the
assistant professors at Blacksburg Col
lege, but had 10 resign his position about
a month ago on account OF I'll health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09

The Stonecutters Union declares that
the padrone system Is practiced In their
trade and that foreigners are employed
90 work on Government contracts az such
low wages that Americans cannot COM
pete With them In order TO Offset this
The National Union has hled request
with Congress asking for me passage of
a law providing that only qualified cfu-
Gems OF the United States be permitted 10
work on Government sar'rssts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
Philllns-CanthOrn.

TAPPAHANNOCK. June s.-Speciai =
AT the St Johns church OF this place. the
rector, w ]. Morton. officiating. here
was yesterday morning at 2 O'Clock a
nps and Miss Alice Halle Cauthora. both
OF this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips left Immediately
after the ceremony for northern trip
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
Big Fire in a small Town.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. June S.-The
business portion OF Ittabena, Miss, was
destroyed by fire to-day with the excep-
ton OF two stores. The loss is over one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
The fire started In the store OF J. l..
Haley & Co., and spread rapidly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
MADRlD'S VIEWS.

Premier Sag is'a Urges the GRAVITY OF
the SituutiOn.
MADRID. June SIS p. Mon account
oil the serious news from the Philippines.
the leaders OF the minority parties In the
Chamber OF Deputies met Senior Sagasta
to-day to consider the situation. The
Premier str0ve TO convince them Of the
gravity Of existing circumstances urging
faat they ought Immediately 10 adopt the
fudge. and to declare that the chamber
should cit In permanence.
Professor saimoran Republican leader
senor Rooledo, leader Of the weylerite
party and senior Barrio. a Carlist depu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09

Evan r. Chesternan yesterday after
noon qualified TO practice law in the
OranceTv Cour,.
William Crump Tucker qualified prac-
tice law in the Hastings Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Mary T.. Chalmers.

Yesterday morning at o'clock Mrs.
Mary T.. chalmers. wife Of Capt. James
Il. chalmers. died at their home. No. 10
north Fifth street. after an Illness OF
about three weeks
Mrs Chdimers was Miss Mary r.
Scott. daughter Of Mr.. James Scott, Of
Smithfcld. Isle OF Wight county. and was
i'm the 62d year IF her age. Capt. Chalni-
ers is the president Of the Albemarle
Paper CO.
Mrs. Chalmers leaves three CHILDREN
one daughter Miss Mary Il. Chalmers;
and two sons Messrs. A. Emmett and
William r. Chalmers.
AS member of DR.. Hoge's church Mrs.
Chalmers was a devout Christian wom-
an. ana held place on the board OF man
ayers OF the Womans Exchange, in
which she was potent factor IN the
good work accomplished.
The funeral will take place from the
above residence this afternoon at 5
o'clock.
John shelton.
Veteran John Shelton. aged "a years
died Tuesday at the Soldiers Home az
ter an illness in the hospital OF about
two months.
lie served in Letcher's Battery. Pc
grams Battalion of Virginia Artillery,
and was native of fredericksburg Va
lie had been a resident of the Home FOR
the past ihirteen years, ana hau many
friends among the old soldiers
His funeral took place at Hollywood
al O'Clock yesterday afternoon and was
conducted by Rev. L. II. Mason.
Mrs. Blanche w. Hartman.
On Monday evening az six O'Clock Mrs
Blanche +. Hartman died at her residence
at BroOkland Park. in the 3ith year OF
her age.
The deceased wac the wife of Mr.
Charles III. Hartman. The funeral will
take place from the Leigh street Baptist
Church on Thursday afternoon at
o'clock.
Mrs. Motley.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June s.
special.-Mrs Thomas Motley died sud.
denly to-day at her home near Kappa
hammock Academy. in Caroline county
aged thirty-eight years. A husband and
four children survive her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
Colonel whi,, n ads Condition.

Col. Thomas Whitehead was reported
last night 10 be resting easily. with no
material change in his condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09

n NFTT = ~ : ~
pure or Impoverished blood. like scrofula,
should take Hoods sarsaparilla and be
promptly cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-09

HOODS PILLS are easy 10 take. easy
20 operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness.
Is cent?
The sun., 1898-06-13

SENATOR PRITcHARD, OF North Caro-
lima, has recommended John Paul Bag
lev. OF that State, for appointment to the
Naval Academy, and it is TO be hoped
that the recommendation will receive
favorable consideration. Young Basley
is brother OF Ensign Worth Bagley,
who was killed in action at Cardenas.
In no way could the memory OF the first
martyr of the war be honored more mt
tinglv than by the appointment OF his
surviving brother to the great training
school at Annapolis. A son OF the late
Captain Gridley, OF Dewey's flagship in
the battle OF Manila, has already been
named as cadet, and the precedent
thus established will doubtless be 1ol-
lowed in the case OF Ensign Bagley s
brother. Such appointments appeal
directly to tie hearts OF the people and
will receive their grateful approval,