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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
nEFTGEFs c0ME Ii.
ROOSEVELT A WINNER.
He viii be Nominated To-Day for
Governor OF New York.

SARATOGA. n. T., Sept 26.-There is
hardly on impartial observer here to-
night who does not believe that TIE
ticket 90 boz nominated by tho Rerubli-
can state Convention tomorrow VIII be
headed hy Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
for Governor and Timothy H. Woodruff
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN was pretty
well decided late tonight that Governor
SLACK viii not go into tine convention.
Ills friends arc urging him Go do SO but
up 90 This time poe has stoutly maintained
that 10 would not bo dignihod. The TACT
that tho platform win endorse Cover
nor Blacks administration is indicative
Of good feeling. The leaders OF the
party to-day put the finishing touches on
the platform and that document is ready
20 he reported TO the convention to-m0r-
row afternoon. 10 Will be one of the
briefcst platforms ever adopted hy
Republican State Convention. couipris-
ing not more than 1000 words The
document will not be made public until
~ IS reported to tue convention. but the
Associated Press is able Go give a synOI-
sis OF it's principal planks.
The platform viii iudOrSe the admins
tratiOn of Governor Black and review the
proceedings of the last TWO sessions of
the Republican legislature. Beyond that
the platform VIII not deal with State is
sues. but will chiefly touch on Ques-
lions of "a national scope including an
unqualified ana vigorous endorsement of
President Mchiuleys administration. one
of the most Important piauAs will declare
I'm lavor of the retention of the Philip
pine Islands and against the return to
Spain of amy conquered lands. Another
plank viii recommend She passage of
currency bin which shall reorg9nize the
government paper money on the basis OF
The gold standard.
The slate prepared oy the leaders
claiming Go have control OF the hepubli-
can State Convention IS us 'ollows:
For vernor-THEODORE ROOSE-
MELT of New York
Lieutenant GOveruor-TIMOTHY Il.
WOODRUFF of Kings.
Secretary OF State-JOHN r. NC
DONOUGH. of Albany
Comptroller-WI WILLIAM j. MORGAN,
OF Erie
state Treasurer-JOHN =. JAEGLE, of
Cs3uga.
Attorney Genoral-JOHN i. DAVIS, Of
Oneida.
state Engineor-GEORGE T.. WARING.
OF New York
Chauncey VI Depow will name Mr..
Roosevelt. and Delegates Culinan of Os-
wego farnham. of Orange and Wallace.
Of Queens. Will second 10. The Black
people have not arrived az decision as
10 who Will oe named as their candidate.
NEW YORK, sept. Cool Roosevelt
having declined To- accept the nomination
for Governor rendered him by the indie
pendent citizens movement. that organi-
zatior viii place "a candidate In nominal
ticn. whose name will be made public
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
District AttorneYship.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. September %
Colonel James d. Brady of Richmond.
and one or two other Republican leaders
arrived in Washington to-day and Judge
Naddnl. George L. Bowden. Morgan
Treat Park Agnew and others are ca
pected tomorrow morning
IL is said tonight that the mission OF
the machine leaders a few days ago
was 70 press the claims of General Id ar
Allan for the District Attorneyship, but
they were unable TO see Attorney-GcIo-
raj Griggs. who was out Of the city
Mr.. Griggs returned this evening and
tomorrow the leaders hope TO be more
successful and 1t is expected that very
nttle time will now elapse before Mr..
Allan secures the coveted appointment.
The party will remain I'm Washington,
1t is supposed. until Wednesday az least,
as Senator Hanna Is expected 10 be here
then and TO settle the conflict between
the state Committee and the National
Congressional Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

CORsICANA. TEXAS. September 20
The southbound Houston and Texas Gem
trail passenger train. due here al 1890,
was wrecked six miles north of this city
to-day while going at a high rate or
speed Two coaches jumped the track
and went over a bridge They were COM
pletely demolished. No one was killed,
but the following persons sustained Sc
rious injuries:
Judge A. b. Davis, Oakcliffe. Texas.
bruised about the head and body and
fracture OF the skull will die.
r. w. Moore. Trenton Texas; r. ID.
Berry, Dallas; Mrs. Ems Houston; l.. A.
Data. Ennis Texas division superinten-
dent II. and T. c. railway. William Gaun,
ST. Louis John r. Richardson. Ricn-
mOnd Texas: d. Duncan. Brownsville.
Texas. Sterling Price. Paris. Texas: A..
y. Yants. ROby Texas w. j. Robinson.
Ennis. Texas; VIII Wade. Calvert. Texas:
Pearl Foster. Calvert Texas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
Italy for Peace,

ROME. Sept 26-The government has
sent 20 Russia a automatically wOrded
acceptance of the Cars invitation TO
take part in an international peace con-
ference. In its note of acceptance the
government expresses sympathy with
and admiration for the objects OF the
Car. but says it fears that difficulties
will arise over the discussion of ques-
tions other than that of armament which
might acccntuate in the very heart of
the very projected conference a conflict
of opinions the consequences of which
would not leave us without anxiety"
The government suggests that the Gar
eliminate this possibility by formulating
definite programme limiting the dis
cussiOns 20 the central idea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
WISHES OF SPAIN.
Her Cuban Commissioners TO Make a
Hard Fight for Good Terms.

MADRID. Sept 26-The Cabinet this
evening had under discussion Captain
General Blanco's dispatch concerning the
American claims in connection with the
evacuation OF Cuba. Duke Almodavor De
Rio. Minister Of Forcicn Affairs states
that tho Spanish peace commissioners
have been instructed 10 contend strongly
for the integrity of SPANS sovereignty in
the premises on the ground that the pro-
tocol between Spain and the l. tied
States was signed before the Manila
cspituiation and also TO make a strong
stand regarding The Cuban debt.
Should the United States prove Jess ex-
acting than IS expected the commission
crs have powers 10 make an possible con-
cessions. political ana commercial com
patible with the retention Of the Spanish
(soveroignty I'm the Philippines, but in the
event of losing a portion Of the islands
they arc instructed 20 resist 10 the ut
most any claims Of the United states
claiming the right Of preference over
other powers should Spain desire 10 sell
or cede tho remainder of the islands
II is understood. however. that all in
distractions are only Ad Referendum. Most
Of the commissioners and attaches speak
English
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
Negotiations Now Said to Be Under
Way at Manila,
WHERE she HAS THREE WARSHIPS
Aguinaldo's Fleet Giving Trouble and
the Americans arc Contemplating
Selling the whole Of It Luz
surgcnts OVcTruuning the
Country. Small Pox
Breaks ont.

LONDON. sept ga special 70 the
Globe from Hons kons. published this
afternoon says 30 is learned from "A
Trustworthy Filipino source. that France
has promised 20 recognize the Filipino
republic. and 10 is added that negotiations
on the subject arc proceeding at Manila
where there are three French warships.
THE INsURGENT FLEET
MANILA. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
Sept 26-Whcu the United states aux
Harry cruiser McCunoch captured the in
surgent steamer Abbey formerly the
Paae. sixty miles south OF Manila, tho
Abbey. 81 is believed. having landed seven
Thousand rifles am insmgcnt gun boat
followed tie American vessel into Cavte
and now Tho Americans contemplate
taking possession of The entire insurgent
feet because the vessels are flying an
unrecognizcd flag and are liable 90 selz-
ure. as pirates. by the war vessels OF any
nation.
REFUGEES COME N.
American cruisers have gone north.
where the steamer Flipinas is landing
troops Two steamers which have just
arrived hcro brought many Spanish Of
nciais ana refugees from the southeast
Of the Island Of Luzou.
They report that the insurgents are
over-runnue the country destroying
property and the hemp crops.
Sancuinary conflicts have taken place
al Cebu and iIoio
There has been 91 outbreak of small
pox In the California regiment here; but.
only six cases OF q mild type have been
feuortcd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

WASHINGTON. Sept 26.-The French
embassy mas received a cable dispatch.
stating that the Spanish Peace Commits
sioners started yesterday for Paris. The
trip from Madrid IS about thirty-eight
hours. so that the Spanish party Is likely
TO be I'm the French capitol tonight or
tomorrow morning about the time the
American commissioners arrive.
PARIS. Sept 26.-The Peace Commits
Sion OF the United States arrived here
to-day from London. and was met at the
railroad station by the United States En-
bassy. a number OF Americans and many
reporters \ considerable crowd outside
the depot witnessed the departure OF the
Commissioner for their hotel The jour
vev from England 10 this city was un-
eventful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

JACKSON. MISS Sept 2G-The yellow
fever situation IN Jackson Is practically
unchanged. No new cases have been am
nounced by the Board OF Health. but the
h0use-to-house inspection OF the western
portion Of tho city still continues
Mrs Wright. mother of tho boy who
took the fever Saturday. was taken IN
this morning with the usual symptoms
including "a chill. but the case mas not
yet been pronounced yellow fever
Twelve cases OF yellow fever have been
reported al Wilson. La. and the Board
OF Health has established a quarantine
against the Parish OF Filencien. in which
the town is located
The Yazoo and Mississippi Valley rail-
road has established relay stations At
whitaker station. Mss. and Csyden
la. Dr. HARRISON sends the following re-
port tonight from oxford.
zone new case. Or. Chandler. a local
physician. one critically ILL., Other sick
doing we'll"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
A SHRINKAGE OF
OVER S3.OOO.OOO.


gan 10 get in their work Yesterday IL
was said that the money for the Drum
moud plant had not been paid, ana that
the deal would not Doe closed for several
DAVIS. If In fact. it is closed within the
next ten days
"lt is asserted By persons who claim 70
be on the inside that the price TO be paid
for the Drummond plant instead OF being
based upon 100000 was IN reality based
upon s6.O00O00 for the plant and good viii
of the ST. Louis company
THE same persons declared that the
actual purchase price of the Brown plant
was $4,000
II is officially given out by the trust
officials that the purchase price OF the
Brown plant was Sl.2500oo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
AFarmer NIurdcre a.

MACON. Ga, September 25.-Near
Monticello to-day Silas Harden, we'll
to-do farmer. was shot and killed while
returning home from Jasper County SUI
perior Court His body was thrown in
ditch and covered with bushes. Alonzo
and Joe Hollaway are charged with the
crime and the sherin's possee IS now
hunting them. Two .eye-witnesses say
the HollOways did the killing. The muir
der is said 10 have grown out or feud
that has long existed between the Hol-
lOWays and Harden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
CURED OF ASTHMA
AFTER s5 YEARS OF SUFFERING.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
New Methodist Book Concern,

CINCINNATI. OHIO. September 20
To-day at the Methodist Book Concern in
this city. Messrs. r. Miller, Richard
Dimond and James NJ. Gamble, a commit
tee appointed by the General Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. met
and approved plans for a new Methodist
Book Concern Building 10 be erected IN
Chicago on the site OF the present build
ing In that city. IL is 10 be a double
building. nine stories high. and a base
ment Of steel frame and hreproof.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
S0LLY SMITHS MISFORTUNE
His Arm was Broken and He Lost the
Fight to Dave sullivan.

NEW YORK. Sept 2s.-Dave sullivan.
Of Ireland. and solly Smith. of Los Ang-
les. Cal. featherweights. met tonight
at the Greater New York Athletic Club
Tor a Ground bout but Smith was ill.,
capaciiated early in the Tight The bout
was stopped al the emu OF the hfth round
hy the referee who awarded the honors
10 Sullivan.
During the second round smith had the
misfortune TO break nis leit arm near
the wrist Tie used Do lightly few times
in the ,e'ri round but it huns loosely
IN The next two rounds and IL was seen
by everybody that the Californian could
not continue.
Smiths accident robbed him Of what
would certainly have been victory IS
Il Was apparent Go every one that he was
by far ihe C.tverer man.
suiiVans brother spike bet a lot
81 money on DIS Irother's ability 10
best the Western puslist forcing his
price 90 Too .o 90 ou. and he won a big
pile on the result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
Corbctt and Sharkcy.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 26-The Ma
tional Athletic club OF San Francisco
made an offer 10 Corbett and Sharkey
this evening for purse of $1,000 for
20-round contest IN November or any
month between that and February.
Ia making this offer the club withdraws
its offer Of $4,000 for Corbett and Jeffrios
and gives as the reason therefor that Cor
bctt announced to-day that he would
meet either Sharkey or Jeffries. so the
National Club prefers Corbett and
Sharkey as a drawing card
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
GRADUALLY ADVANCING.
Americans Now Hold Four. Fif,hs of
Porto Rico.

Porto Rico.
PONCE. PORTO RICO. Sept. 26-The
Americans now hold four-ffths of the
island The Spanish are retiring upon
san Juan from an directions. and The
American troops are moving up. Some
slight disturbances have occurred at
Barros and Fajardo. but their serious
ness has been exaggerated.
Captain Hammcls company Of the
Third Wisconsin Regiment entered Caycy
yesterday. General Ernest has moved his
headquarters 10 Aibonito. but it is doubt
ful if his brigade will follow
The percentage Of sick I'm his brigade is
~. and there are on the sick list In the
entire command 1900 men, 400 of whom
are suffering from typhoid fever.
The transport OLDHAM will sail to-mor-
row with 2i0 convalesccnts. and the Relief
will leave Arroyo with $50. The medical
officers generally believe the troops should
be sent North. but few think -heir condi-
tion will improve when they cross the
mountains and get into quarters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
Mrs. Iangtry Coming.

SAN FRANCISCO, September &.-The
Evening Post says that Lillian Langtry
is coming 10 California 10 live and that
she will soon remove her effects from
London 10 this State. 10 take up her per-
mauent residence here. Her attorneys In
this city corroborate the story and say
that the Jersey Lily viii probably live
on her splendid rancho in Lake county.
Mrs. Langtry has claimed this State as
her legal residence for many years past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
Colombia is Firm.

vices from Carthagenis, Colombia, state
that the Colombian government has I'm
ally decided 20 decline 20 pay the Cerut-
n claim on the ground that they are
able 10 produce ample evidence OF Cerut-
it's implicdcy In the troubles that occur
red In the country IN ls76-77
The government, according 10 the adj
vices received has asked the President 10
urge Italy 20 leave the case 20 arbitration
and will in the event OF failing I'm this at
tempt oppose force with force 10 the last
extreme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
Occupy the Exchange.

When the Third Regiment returns TO
Richmond 20 be mustered out Il is prob
able that the old Exchange Hotel and
Ballard House will be occupied b. the
volunteers for period Of two or three
weeks. The matter is now under con
sheraton. but no decision has been
reached.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
Buffalo Goes Co Honolulu.

WASHINGTON. Sept 26.-The Navy
Department has decided 10 send the
cruiser Buffalo. now at New York To the
Pacific station. She will probably go 70
Honolulu. aid I'm the event that she IS
needed TO reinforce Dewey's feet she can
receive her orders AZ that place by dis
patch boat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range OF the Their
mometer al The Times Office yesterday:
A. NJ, IS; u NJ. 81; p NJ. 20: p. NJ.
S.; T.. NJ. 50; Z NJ. e. average. s. %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
DEATHS.

KING. Died at the residence OF his pa
rents. 3i4 Hull street. Manchester, SAT.
urday evening at o'clock. MAURICE
NJ. KING. son OF John J. and Mary A.
King. In the twentieth year OF his age.
Funeral from 81. Peters cathedral
yesterday morning az 10 o'clock. With
requiem high mass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

IHE EN|NlIM lhfHlAIlNAiN tNNh f~N "tt'
Dominion Hospital also those who have
been discharged as cured. Cases MOI
Gated by O. star o. are quite Ill with
fever:
Captain NJ. III. Calfee.
Private Martin Burns Company c.
Private j.. =. Brown, Company b.
Private W. W. snow Company II.
Private j. II. Starke. Company r.
Private Joseph Davis. Company J..
Private j. J.. Jennings. Company c..
Private j. r. FOikner. Company l.
Private j. A. Byrd Company G.
j. Vs. Saver. Musician.
Private ID. 81 Mlgalis. Company A.
Private r. $. Smith, band.
Sergeant r. A. Herring. Company 9.
Private Albert de MOntfOrt, Company
Is FIRST District columbia Volunteers,
was before Santiago. transferred 20 Old
Dominion Hospital until m for active se--
vice by Major Har,z. Fifteenth United
States Infantry.
Total admissions Of Second Regiment
Virginia Volunteers since september %.
1Sl,. iCy-oight CN. discharged, foriy-two
G2l: remaining 16
This does not include cases OF exhaustion
hroucht ir from streets for a night or a
few hours. nor cases for special surgical
dressing and for prescriptions, coming
once daily.
The three members Or Third Regiment
who were so M with fever aIe now con-
yaicscinE.
Discharged from hospital and on fur
loughs.
Corporal T. f. Dolan. Company L
Private j. W. Holloway. Company n.
Private W. 3. Saunders, Company II.
Private NJ. F. Harp. Company D.
Private j. VI. Hardy Company D.
Private J. r. Hudson, Company p.
Private j. T.. Greyer, Company G..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
C0ALlNG STATIONS.
The Peace Peace Commission Asks for
an Expert in That Line.

WASHINGTON. Sept e-The FIRST
word that has come 20 Washington iron,
the American members OF the Peace Com.
mission since their departure save a brief
announcement Of arrival in England. was
received al the Navy Department to-day.
being cablegram requesting that Cap
tain Bradford. Chief Of the Equipment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
ClinOtO Pig-IaiIs.

LONDON. Sept 27.-The Daily Chron.-
cles Tien Sin correspondent says the
Emperor provoked the existing crisis by
an edict Introducing European dress and
abolishing pig tails.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

WASHINGTON. Sept 26.--General
Brooke reported 10 the War Department
tonight that three deaths occurred yes
terday among the American troops in
Porto Rico.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
MO0RE'S SLAYER
HOLDS HIS PEACE.


Carter. n was about a small DEBT that
Moore owed Carter. Why, expected
at one time the man would shoot me. l
guess he will shoot me yet" were tho
words Mr.. Moore had used, IN speaking
OF the AFFAIR 10 his relative
Nof only once. but several times, Mr.
Moore had given evidence Of a. premoni-
ton OF his fate. both 20 this relative and
10 others.
A Times representative visited the Car
ter store on the Hermitage road last
evening and found the place closed.
Mrs Carter an the residence was dis.
cussine the affair. IN which her husband
is SO vitally interested. with several
neighbOrs. who with several callers that
put in appearance offered sympathy.
Mrs. Carter dld not seem 20 realize the
ominous character Of the overshadowins
future. She appeared very calm and thus
evidences her implicit trust In her hus-
hands innocence OF murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
Mr.. Moore's Funeral.

All that was mortal OF the late Charles
L. Moore. the details OF whose tragic
death last Saturday morning suh thrill
the community. was laid 20 rest IN Maury
cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Tie funeral services were held az his
late home. No. lZl7 cambridge street,
Manchester, shortly after O'Clock.
The exercises were conducted BY Rev.
Charles y. Van Houten. pastor OF thu
Presbyterian church. and while very SIM
pie We're also touching IN the extreme.
Rev. Mr.. Spencer, OF Cowardin-Avenue
church. offered prayer. and Rev. J. X.
Goode, OF Richmond. announced tho
hymn. Rock OF Ages" There was no
sermon.
The active pail bearers were Captains
James A. Lipscomb and 4. A. Waugh.
and Messrs. w. b. Bradley. J. i. Robin
son. II. G. Beattie. J. j. Bayley, A. A.
Wells and +. J. Caudle.
There was quite a large attendance OF
friends. among them several comrades %
Mr.. Moore when he fought In the late
war as a member OF tho Elliott Grays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

Mrs. Ceta Scott has returned from a
visit 10 Pittsylyana county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

Many friends Will welcome the news
OF Major Brander's greatly improved
health He was sufficiently strong 70 at
tend divine services az Grace church
Sunday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

Mr.. John G. Kirkpatrick. q prominent
business man Of Atlanta is the guest OF
his relative. Mrs. James p. Scott or
Chestnut Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

Rev. Dr. w. d. Dudley Powers late
rector Of s.. Johns church. Montgomery.
Ala. has accepted the position as general
secretary OF the American Church Mis-
sionary Society. his address now beins
Room 49, Church Missions House New
York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27

Mrs Sue Mason Maury Haisey contri-
luted 10 Sundays issue of the Phiadei-
lhia Times an interesting article regard
ug Miss Davis. rcc0untiug several Incl
tents connected with her visits 10 Rich
.rnuH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-27
THE SECONDS SICK,
List OF Those at the old Dominion Hos
pitaI: Also Those Discharged.

The following is list of members OF
the Second Regiment sick at the Old
Dominion Hospital. also those who have
been discharged as cured. Cases indi-
Gated by O. star O. are quite III with
IaNnr.