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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
JtIcrTnphiC Briefs.

The Habana Reporter, an American pa
per, Just founded in the Cuban capital,
published its first No. yesterday.
The gunboat Wilmington. Commander
Chapman A. Dodd, left Boston yesterday
for Charleston. S. c., where she is to take
part in a peace jubilee celebration.
BY order Of the War Department. Ma
Tor General Francis V. Greene, who has
been assigned to the Seventh Army Corps.
will have command Of the corps during
the absence Of General Lee.
Seven Of the Pillager Indians wanted by
the United States marshals appeared at
the agency yesterday afternoon and sur
rendered. II Is thought the others will
be captured without any further trouble
Brigadler-General Nelson Cole and his
aides arrived at Columbia, S. c., yester-
day. TO prepare the winter camp to be
located in the suburbs Of that city. They
were met at the depot by city officials
and escorted to the Hotel Columbia.
General Parade, president Of the Span
ish evacuation commission, has unoffi-
cially informed Lieutenant-Colonel Cleus
that since the publication Of General
Blanco's evacuation order, 1900 Spanish
soldiers and officers had asked an abso-
Lutte discharge with the intention Of re-
naming in the island. General Parade
estimates that more than 1900 will do so
before the evacuation Is complete.
The secretary TO the Spanish evacuation
commission delivered to the American
commission yesterday two notes, one an
nouncing that General Blanco had or
dered the evacuation Of the trocha from
Jucaro 10 San Fernando, the troops to re-
turn to Cienfuegos prior to embarking
and the cavalry to go to Placetas, TO sell
their mounts and then TO proceed TO Glen
fuegos. The evacuation of the troops is
expected TO be complete by the first week
In November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
OPERETTA AT SANGER HALL.
A Delightful Entertainment for the
BENEFIT of the Virginia Hospital

That charming operetta. "a Now
Years Reception" will be- given 90 Sang
er Han tonight for the benefit ID,
the German Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Viz
gnia Hospital The parts Will oh le
filled by ladies and gentlemen who have
figured prominently heretofore in German
comedy. whose abilities are recosh.L.i.
A recherche repast Is 10 be- served about
IL o'clock, after which dancing VIII De
kept up until / o'clock. The entertain
ment has been arranged under the dirol-
ton OF Mrs. W. Rehling Mrs. FREQ
Kohler (chairman), Mrs. Ed Euker SITS.
John Kratz, Mrs. Chris. Schaaf Mis.
Kindervater, and Mrs. Honeger
The cast OF the operetta Is as follows.
Mrs. Gushingt0n Mrs. Richardson, Belle
Gushngton. Miss Rosa Schumacher
Grace Mrs. Fred Kohler: Susie. Bliss
Emma Schwann; Flora. Miss Marie Eukef.
Clara, Miss Louise Zimmerman; Marie
Ohe seryanO. Mr.. Charles Harra; smith
ers. Mr.. NJ. f. Richter; Firdie Fashion,
Mr.. Fred Schaaf Jack, Mr.. Jack koN
Harry, Mr.. l.. l.. Lynch. walter ST.
Walter Schaaf; Charlie Jones. Mr.. CASTOR
Kraker. Mr.. Charles r. Harra. stage
manager.
Between the acts John J. Mcintyre ana
Charles r. Harra VIII appear In "NlssoE
Opera" introducing their latest Rag
Time" music. Professor Frank Cosby
aCcompanlst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
CHINESE EMPEROR ANAEMIC.
He IL visited by n Frencb-Legntion
Physician.

PEKING, october 1S-Delayed in
Transmission.)-It was at the suggestion
of the British Minister, Sir Claude Mac
Donald. that the Chinese Foreign Office
requested the physician attached to the
French legation TO examine the Emperor,
the reason assigned for this step being
that this physician was the only one OFF,
cially attached to a legation.
The examination of the Emperor by
foreign doctor is a complete innovation.
It has often been urged, but has always
been refused by the Emperor himself,
and the Dowager Empress has evidently
taken this step for the purpose OF ST.
lencing rumors as to the Emperor's con-
diton.
The physician, who visited the Emperor
this morning, made a minute examination
OF his Majesty in the presence or the
Dowager Empress, Prince Ching, and
number of mandarins. Exact details as
10 the specific disease from which the
Emperor is suffering were not obtainable,
but he is weak anaemic, and requires con-
slant care. He Is in no immediate dan
ger. He was cheerful and showed the
utmost Difference TO the Dowager En-
press.
The doctor promised to send HIS Majesty
a prescription.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
Mr.. Luck WEEDS Miss miller.

Mr.. Eugene r. Luck. OF Ashland. and
Miss Rosa b. Miller, Of Glen Allen were
married last evening at Z O'Clock at Glen
Allen Baptist church. Rev. Dr. John Pole
lard, pastor Of the church, performing the
ceremony, assisted by Rev Mr.. Stewart.
of Ashland.
The groom IS the son OF the late Wiz
liam II. Luck, and has many friends IN
Ashland. His bride. a handsome young
lady and much admired by her friends.
Is the daughter OF Mr. John h. Miller
prosperous farmer. A large party attend.
ed the wedding from Ashland
Mr. +. Ellis Jones. Of Dumbart0n. and
Miss Addie Gray Bowles, daughter az Dr.
Drewry w BoWles. "a weI-kn0wn cone
tractor near Belmont, viii be married t0-
night at the residence of the brides pt-
rents. Rev. Mr. Poulson VIII perform The
ceremony.
A marriage-license was issued yester-
day at the HenricO county courthouse t1
Mr. Thomas W. Rogers. Weil-kn1Wa
machinist and Miss Mary j.. Grange.
daughter OF Mr. Thomas NJ Granger .t
Henrico. The marriage took place .st
night in the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
WILHELM STARTLING THE TURKS.
His warshfps Give First Electric
Illumination They Ever Saw.

CONSTANTINOPLE, October l9.-Em-
peror William furnished the staid Turks
to-day with one OF the most interesting
spectacles in the annals of their capital.
The city was crowded, and the sight
seeing and ceremonials would have ex-
hausted a less enterprising potentate.
Wherever he went he was received by
throngs of cheering inhabitants.
The German warships were brilliantly
Illuminated this evening. bringing out
their tracery by electric lights. 1t was
the first display of the sort Constantinople
has seen.
The exchange of souvenirs continues.
The Emperor has presented TO the Sultan
busts of Emperor William /. and the late
Empress Augusta. The order or the
Black Eagle has been bestowed on the
Grand Vizier. The Sultan has decorated
all the members OF the Kaiser's suite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
RACES Run IN MUD.
Weather Warm, However, and At
tendance Good at Morris Park.

NEW YORK, October l9.-By the time
the first race was run at Morris Park 10
day it had cleared of warm, and there
was a good attendance. The track was
deep In mud, however. George Keene was
the favorite for the fourth race, but
long delay Of thirty minutes at the post
spoiled his chances, and the best ne
could do was third. Cormorant won east
ly, although he had caused much OF the
delay by jumping and circling all over
the track. Summaries;
First race-Steeplechase, about two
miles-Frontiersman q to 81 won. Tray
ella q to l and TO 81 second. and Baby
Bin Is TO u third. Time, 4O7
Second race-fve and half furlongs-
Keeper q to u won, Knight OF the Gar
ter &c to l and to u second, and Trillo
g to u third. Time. l'W H.
Third receive furlongs-Tophet a 10
u won. Lady Exile (6 to and TO u
second. and Meddlesome a TO u third.
Time. l:70l-2
Fourth race-six furlongs-Cormorant G
10 y won, Black Venus % TO and 10 81
second. and George Keene on 10 81 third.
Time. l:22.
Fifth race-one mile and furlong-Sir
waiter " W ~ N'iif NAY NNfNh eAN = ~
> second. and Twinkler 6 to u third.
Time. 1856 IL.
Sixth race-one mile-Banquo III. q TO 81
won, Marslan 6 10 / and 6 to 81 second,
and Double Quick q 10 - third. Time,
i,tii-2
THE LATONIA TRACK.
CINCINNATI, o., October ls.-Results at
Latonia:
First race--one miie-Garnef Ripple Is
to 81 won. Coyingtcn, Ky. u to ! and 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
DIR. Wharton Lectures at the Passion
Play.

The inclement weather on Tuesday cye-
ming, preventing many from witnessing
the Passion Play, was no doubt the cause
Of the unusually large audience assembled
20 hear the introductory lecture hy lr
Wharton I'm the series which Will le ds-
hYered every evening this week TITS .''-
ture last evening was entitled "frm
New York 20 Joppa," These lectures lm-
mediately preceding the production ut .ae
Passion Play, are most appropriate #
they take the listener directly o Che
scenes where the Nazarene was BORN.
grew TO manhood taught and I'd, ast
consummated that glorious slcr't.. oi
which the wide world never tires off h.|r-
ing. Or. Wharton has requested Proc
fessor Coward, the baritone. no sing the
Holy City" AT the close Of the lecture
tonight and each night following ha
engagement. Or. Wharton. accompanied
by Manager Coward visited Petersburg
yesterday and completed the arrange
ments for playing a few days in that c.,y
commencing next Monday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
FRENCH NAVAL ACTIVITY.
1t Continues Despite semi-Ohiciai
DeniaIs of Its Existence

PARIS, October 19.-In spite OF semi
official denials, the Echo de Paris asserts
to-day that the embarkation OF war ma
terials and supplies continue at Toulon'
adding that extraordinary activity reigns
at the arsenal there. Besides the IRON
ciads Trehouart, Bovines, Jemmapes, and
Valmy, the cruisers Alger, Ieyrier, and
Caiman, it claims, are getting ready for
service, embarking ammunition and war
material In addition. it is further as
serted, the transports Ben Hoa and
Gronde are almost ready for sea.
All the French naval officers on leave OF
absence, have been ordered 10 return to
theft vessels.
a dispatch 70 the Petit Parisien from
Toulon confirms the Echo de Paris re-
port, and says the greatest activity pre-
walls in the navy-yard, where work is
proceeding with feverish speed day and
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
sCHLEY TO COMMAND AT SAN JUAN.
Navy Department VIII Maintain Per-
manent station There.

WASHINGTON, October 1s-Admlral
Schley was to-day. by order Of the Navy
Department, placed in command of the
SO far. the department has no knowledge
Of the value OF the naval property con-
tanned in this station when it was evac-
uated by the Spanish officials. Admiral
Schley has requested that he be permitted
10 retain I'm service for a time or three
civilian employees who are acquainted
wit hthe station. This has been granted
IL is the intention Of the department
% send another naval officer 10 relieve the
Admiral Of the command very soon, and
TO maintain a permanent station at this
most important strategic point in the
South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
RUSSIA OCCUPIES NEW CHwASG.
British Non-Resistnnce Considered
Abandonment of Manchuria.

LONDON, october pa dispatch from
Shanghai TO a London news agency says:
"A Russian regiment occupied the town
Of New Chwang Drovirce Of IAao-Tung)
and the forts at the mouth Of the River
Liaou, on October 18th, thus securing
complete possession OF New Chwang. The
native troops fed without making any
opposition, under orders from the EN-
press Dowager and Li-Hung-Chang.
"A British gunboat was in the river at
the time. It's uon-resistance is regarded
as the virtual abandonment OF the whole
Of Manchuria 10 the Russians, and gives
Russia an invaluable strategic position
Great Britain Is certain to lose the New
'ihwang trade, Of which it has had 80 per
cent"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
Decision Against the TeIIerites.

DENVER, COL, October 1.-the SUI
preme Court Of the State Of Colorado to-
day rendered a decision in the case in
volying the right to the name and emblem
of the Silver Republican party in this
State. The decision is in favor Of the
Anti-Teller faction Of the party, which
declined TO fuse with the Democrats and
Populists, and nominated a ticket, with
Simon Guggenheim at its head. The de-
cision handed down to-day was a verbal
one Justice Goddard dissented. The de-
cision is understood to deny the right OF
National-Chairman Towne 10 remove the
State chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
Is DEWEY COMING HOMER
Report That He IL TO start soon ON
Such a Trim,

WASHINGTON, October l9-Rola,iy.
to the report that Admiral Dewey is 90
take ship at Hongkong on November f,b
for the United States It is said at tho
Navy Department that the Admiral f,s
not communicated with the department
directly. nor has he been instructed no
return. Just before the Peace CommIs.
sion met in Paris an intimati0n was CON.
veyed TO Admiral Dewey that Doe mIgrf
be Of assistance 20 the American c0u-
missioners IL he would leave Manila and
90 10 Paris. The Admiral replied hsf
he could be Of more service 20 the United
States at Manila, and General Marrtt
was sent 10 Paris I'm his stead. 10 is b.
lieved that the Admiral was told af tfa
time that he might remain 40 Manila Ia
long as he thought ht. which may fs
construed az permission 90 him % return
at any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
MANY SHIPPING DISASTERS.
The East Const OF England f.
Strewn With Wrecks

LONDON, October 19-The German
bark Heinrich Botel, Captain stehr, which
arrived at Hull on September 22d, from
Savannah. and which subsequently left
there for Hamburg. her home port. was
in collision yesterday during a gale. in the
Grimsby Roads, with the Norwegian bark
Concordia, hailing from Drammen. Both
vessels were considerably damaged and
towed into Hull Roads. Reports OF ship
ping disasters continue to come I'm. AID
the east coast is strewn with wrecks. In
most cases the crews have been saved.
but upwards of thirty persons have been
drowned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
GENERAL BACON COMPLIMENTED.
He IL Given Credit for Prompt Set
Element of Indian Trouble.

ST PAUL, MINI, October ia
Walker Mlnn) special to the Dispatch
says:
Indian-Commissioner Jones and John
Basset, an interpreter. left here to-day,
on the steamer Flora, for Black Duck
Point to bring I'm the Indians who pro-
missed TO surrender.
In the letter TO General Bacon, IT was
stated that the chiefs and head men Of
the Pillager band of Chippewas desired
to express TO him personally their respect
for him, and their gratitude for his fore
bearance toward them in their trouble.
Commissioner Jones made a short
speech, in which he said that he wanted
20 announce publicly that IL was due to
General Bacon In the battle, and his sub
sequent conduct OF affairs here, that
peaceful solution Of the trouble with the
Indians was brought about without the
delay usual IN former Indian disturbances.
In his opinion, the General had averted
a bloody war in this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
GREAT ROOSEVELT MEETING.
Animated Scene mt the New York
Academy Of Music.

NEW YORK, October 19.-The scene
which greeted Colonel Roosevelt when he
appeared on the stage Of the Academy
Of Music tonight was one which caused
him to stand by the speakers desk for
fully fifteen minutes, while 1000 men
and women stood on chairs, waving
flags and handkerchlefs. and giving cheer
after cheer for the Republican candidate
for Governor.
Throughout his speech there was hard
" a sentence he pronounced that did not
call forth n cheer.
General Benjamin f. Tracy and Seth
Low also made speeches.
Colonel Roosevelt spoke at two other
meetings during the evening. at both of
which he received an enthusiastic greet
ing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20

to u second, Dutch Bard 90 to u third
Time. 1:5l.
Second race--one mile, for two-year
olds-Hub Prather a to u won. Estabrook
10 to / and to 81 second. Shinfane q 10 y
third. Time, Isl IL.
Third race-mile and sixteenth-ldeal
Beau @ 10 u won. Domsie q TO ana
even) second. The Doctor q to u thira'
Time, 1851.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-Spinnaker
Y TO d won. Sorrow OIL to 20 and ouD
second. Chat-of-Me az 10 u third. Time
1896
Fifth race-five furlongs-FaDnie Taylor
n5 TO ID won, Sis Vic q 10 ] and TO D
second, Primavera a to u third. Time,
los Ii.
Sixth race-one mile-Barton a to u
won. Albert Vale (even and ! TO p second
Osrlc II. g to u third. Time, lA9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
The Cut Was Really No Cut at All.

The reduction I'm wages which went into
effect on the Broad-Street mule-car line
Monday has caused no dissatisfaction
among the men, They are now paid y l-2
cents an hour and one hour less has been
made a days work, hence the men re-
ceive l2l-2 cents less as their per diem.
The relief men are the only ones ar
fected. as the regular men continue TO
work their twelve-hour turns as usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
Printing Contracts.

The Board Of Appeal for Public PRINT
Ing. composed OF the Governor. Secretary
OF the Commonwealth. and Auditor Vl
State. held a short session yesterday.
The appeal OF Mr.. |. \. Jones from inc
award OF certain printing contracts 20
the +. waddey Company by SUperintend-
ent O'Bannon was heard. and the award
OF Captain OBannon was sustained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
The Turk Evacunting Crete.

CANEA, ISLAND OF CRETE. October
1.-the Turkish troops. with arms and
baggage. started this morning for Suda
bay. where they will embark for Tur
key. The merchant ships in the harbor
have on board many families OF officers
and officials, who are returning to Con-
stantinople.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
NEARING ITS END.
No New Case at FrankIin-Frost at
Many Southern Towns.

WASHINGTON, October 19.-Informa-
ton received at the Marine Hospital Bu-
reau is that there was not a single new
case Of yellow-fever at Franklin. La, yes
terday The appearance Of frost at that
place. as well as al many other towns in
the South, taken in connection with the
TACT that the number OF new cases and
deaths, has fallen TO the minimum, leads
20 the belief that the epidemic is now
near an end. The train inspection SER
vice is being gradually abated, and the
expectation is that all guarantees now
IN force Will be declared off I'm a few DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20

Department The dispatch created con-
siderable interest in Washington.
Recently the newspapers contained
statement that Admiral Dewey had dis
patched one or two OF his ships TO an
other portion OF the Philippine group.
on a mission of some Importance, ana
the suggestion is made unofiicially that
IL may have been these vessels whlch
have been engaged in combat with the
Insurgents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
HERE'S A HOW-D'YE-Do.
ii-Hung-Chnng and DOwager EN-
press OF China Wed,

VANCOUVER, b. c., October 10
Newspapers received here by the steamer
Empress Of Japan, which arrived this
morning from Hongkong and Yokohama.
publish the amusing statement that
III Hung Chang and the Dowager EN-
press Of China have been secretly mar
ried
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
BRYAN ASKED NO INDULGENCE.
SO None Has Been Refused Him by
the War Deuartment,

WASHINGTON, October 19.-The War
Department to-day gave out the follow
ing:
"The Secretary OF War, on being asked
about the report that Colonel William J.
Bryan, Third Nebraska Regiment, had
been refused leave Of absence and kept
with his regiment, authorizes the state
ment that Colonel Bryan has asked no
indulgence whatever Of the War Depart
ment, so that none has been refused him.
Any reports 10 the contrary are without
foundation in fact"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
More Troops for Manila.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. October 10
The transport Valencia sailed this after
noon for Manila, having on board the
Second Battalion of the Washington
Regiment. under command OF Lieutenant
Colonel Fife and Batteries A and ID, OF
the California Heavy Artillery. 1t will
be followed in few days by the Ohio,
which will take 800 men to Manila.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-20
HICKERSON q MOORE FAIL.
A Petition I'm Bankruptcy Filed BY
Them Yesterday Afternoon.

Messrs. Hickerson q Moore. commits
sion merchants, doing business at 1913
east Cary street, fled a petition .n bank.
ruptcy I'm the United States District Court
Yesterday, through their counsel. Mr. rs.
II. Beveridxe
The Liabilities are 81 600 and the ASSIST.
between $40 and $500 The firm has "a
large number OF creditors scattered
through the South.