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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
CHRISTMAS RIOT
AT M0NSERRATE.
Christmas Celebration in Havana's
Suburb a Scene of Disorder.
One Child Killed

CHICAGO, December ga censored
cable to the Tribune from Havana says:
Rioting began at Monserrate tonight
A battalion Of Spanish troops hurried
from the barracks on the Prado to Ca
liano street. the dividing line line be
tween Cuban and Spanish territory.
order was restored, but IN the light
which occurred before the troops arrived
an eight-year-old Cuban child was killed
by stray bullet
LIMITED TERRITOROY.
Spanish territory In the New Wo-i
Is now limited TO Il narrow strip Of land
between Havana harbor and GaliaAo
street. The hags OF Cuba Libre and the
United States are waving within TWO
blocks OF the Prado. the great bOuiey trd
which runs through the centre Of Ha-
vana. Monserrate having been eyacu-
ated, the place was alive today with
Cubans and people from the United
States The scene enacted at CerreO
and VeredO last week and az Jesus del
Monte yesterday were repeated al Mon
serrate.
There was even a greater demonstra-
ton for Monserrate comes almost 10
the city. Some OF the flags leaped
across the dividing line and waved on
the Spanish side.
The celebration. which began on Christ
mas night, to-day reached It's height.
Crowds OF men and women. waving Gu
ban and American flags. and carrying
branches OF trees paraded the streets.
shouting and singing.
HOBSONiTES.
Many Americans went over 10 see tho
demonstration. They did not remain long.
Owing 20 the intense enthusiasm Of tne
populace insisted on kissing the "'brave
Amerlcanos." whether they wanted 10 be
kissed or not
Many American soldiers who are In
town behaved very boisterously.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27

the explosion OF another bis cracker
close by. he forgot to drop the explosive,
which klew up IN his hand.
Fortunately. the accident happened
close 10 the lads home. and he was con-
veycd thithcr. Dr. Stuart Mcclure, tho
family physician, being summoned.
Foe a. time 10 was thought the boy 3
cyesight was totally destroyed, but sun
day afternoon. after enduring a painful
operation. he could distinguish objects,
and to-day the physicians state that his
eyes will be well within month.
Besides the hurts 10 the eyes. young
Whiilocks face was terribly burned, but
owing 10 the prompt medical attendance,
10 IS thought that permanent dishgurc-
mcnt Will be avoided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
WITH A SHOT GUN.
Son Of Engineer {. l.. Trcvillian Meets
with Severe Injury.

Tho son of Engineer g. r.. Tteviliian.
of The Allegheny Branch Of the Chesa-
Icakc aud Ohio railroad. was shot aul
severely injured last night about Q
O'Clock
M shooting took place near the COR
ncg of Cherry street and Floyd avenue.
Younr Trcpililau. with some other
boys from Main street had engaged BOO %
Doyish difficulty with crowd of Floyd
aycnue boys whom one pf The latter.
whose namc could not bc learned. fired
charge of small bird shot into The
Maiu-strcct crowd
The Trevllian boy was The only one
struck. ne receiving about thirty " the
shot. whih were distributed an along the
front Of the body.
The boy was taken TO his home. on
west Main street. whore d. G.. A.
Blanton was called and extracted the
shot.
10 was az hrst thought that the lad had
been m0rtally wounded. and he was un-
conscious for some time after the hap-
pcning. but after hard work by the phy-
sician it is reported that his lie is in no
danger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
INHUMAN NEGRO.
Torturcs an Infant Until Il Dies-A
Party Of Blacks Seeking Vengeance.


Party Of Blacks Seeking Vengeance.
CULPEPER. VA. Dec. 25.-lnformation
reached the authorities this afternoon
that the infant child of Ella Jane Davis
(coiored. who lives in "a small cabin
along fhe line of railroad in the southern
section of the city. had been murdered.
A c0roner's jury was summoned. and
while the taking Of testimony was not
completed, the INVESTIGATION points 90 the
conclusion that The infant met SIS death
from violence at the hands of Frank
Morgan, "a negro from North Carolina.
who has been living with the woman
for the past several months. The childs
face and neck We're terribly bruised.
Investigation showed three large burns
on the chiId's left leg. and testimony re-
vealed the fact that about two weeks
ago Morgan held The child over the fire.
inhictng burns, while other atrocities
upon the child were attributed To- Nor
gam who was very jealous Of the infant
I'm an incredibly short time not less than
one hundred negroes We're securing the
country for Morgan. who had fled Their
efforts up TO this time have been fruit
less but If the colored people come
across him before the authorities do there
may be q lynching to chronicle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
AN ARKANSAS TRAGEDY.
Two Deaths the Result Of Shooting
ARRAY in That state.

KANSAS CITY. NO, DEC. ga dis
patch TO the Times from Texarkan1,
Tex. says:
Two persons were killed and another
seriously injured to-day in shooting
afray near F0ukee. Ark. town eighte n
mics from here on the Texarkana and
Shreveport railroad Two men named
McKlpht and Firquin. quarrelled and
fouebt oyer wagon trade Mcknight
drew revolver and fired at Firquin, but
shot wildly. and mortally wounded White
Easley "a young white man. who stood
near by Easley died within few
minutes. but while life lasted he drew
"a revolver and shot into McKnights
house. and killed an eighteen-year-old
daughter Of Mcknight. and seriously in
jured a younger dal ghter. Mcknight
is under arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
SAGASTA'S CONDITION.
Is Such That IL is Feared by the Cabi-
net lie VIII Not Recover.

MADRID. December 26-The condition
OF Prime Minister Sagasta, who is SUI
fering from bronchial pneumonia. is an
n0unced to-day 10 be more serious.
Although the latest bulletin regarding
Senior Sagasta's condition, which was
issued this evening, says that he has
passed quiet day ana that the fever
has diminished. IL is feared by some
members Of the Cabinet that he VIII not
recover
A rumor IS in circulation tonight that
his respiration Is more difficult
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
ANTl-lMPERIALlSTS.
They are Making a Determined Fight
Agaiust Ratification OfTreaiy.

BOSTON. Dec. 26.-In reply 10 a tele-
graphic request from Governor Plngree
OF Michigan. for a speaker at an anti
fmDerialist meeting IN Detroit tomorrow
night. the Anti-lmperialist League has
sent Rev. Samuel r. Fuller, Of Boston,
Governor Pingree bearing the expense.
The protests receivd by the league to-
dav included one from a branch Of the
Federation Of Labor IN Montana. from
from fity-fOur citizens OF Clark county.
VA and Ohio. Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Alabama. Texas. California and other
States.
Secretary WinslOw. OF the league. will
send To- every member OF the House and
,.U|.r a lelter from them 10 prevent the
ratification OF the treaty as IL stands.
making the point that one-third Of the
Senate can accomplish now What here
sffer will require a majority Of each
branch and the approval OF the President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
INSTANTLY KILLED.


Watson James DcolorcD. twelve years
oli. the son of Johanna james. was killed
in "a peculiar manner about noon yestor-
dav
Several negro youths on Leigh street
near Prcntiss had secured an old gun
barrel. which they were using as CAM
non. loading the barrel with power and
touching % Of ass 10 lay ON the ground
James was watching tho operation from
across the street A negro boy touched
the gun of and the explosion which took
place was terrific
The barrel of The gun lifted from the
ground in the recoil and shot across the
street. where 81 struck the James boy In
the back OF the head.
James fen 20 the ground and expired al
mos, Instantly his skull being fractured.
A negro youth named Clinton A. Brown
was arrested By Third district officers
charged with setting the gun OF. lie
will be held 20 the Police Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.
The American National Bank ofLima

Inc AIhtlitab NiiioIlil Gdhk Oi t4ilild,
o., Loses Large sum.
LIMA. OHIO. December 25.-The Ameri-
can National Bank, Of This city, was
robbed last night OF SlS1G2. The money
was taken from the big vault. The rob
berry was skiful.y executed. 40 damage
being done 10 the vault. The money
stolen was in currency and gold. The
robbery was discovered this morning by
the banks ianitor, who found the door
to the vault open. A deposit of $1,000
made on Saturday night was gone. The
directors of the bank held a meeting at
once. at which an assessment was made
TO meet the deficiency and other banks
in the city offered assistance.
The manner Of entrance 10 the bank
by the robbers is q mystery, as an win
dows were protected with heavy iron
screens. The front door was locked this
morning as usual. There IS mot the
slightest clcw for detectives to work
upon The robbery is the work Of pro-
fcsslOlais surely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
CHRISTMAS IN SANTIAGO.
Americans Celebrate the Day i'm the
DiscomfOrts of Summer Weather.

SANTIAGO. Dec. 9.-AIost Of the
Americans In Santiago celebrated Christ
mas to-day though hardly able 20 realize
that this is the Christmas tide OF the
season i'm the midst of the discOmforts
Of summer weather
The palace clerks presented General
Wood with a magnificent gold mounted
tortoise shell walking stick in a mahog-
any case. The various regiments en-
deavored 10 enjoy the season I'm American
fashion while the Hist and the hospital
ship Bay State were galy decorated.
Az the result Of the charges brought
by Ileutenant-ColOnel Henry Ray. COM
mander at Guantanamo against Chief Of
Gendarmerie Vaiiente. General Wood will
appoint a commission 10 investigate the
affairs i'm that district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
A STRAY PACK TRAIN.
Forty Men and siXty-Fiyc Horses in
Savannah Tn enrolled.

ATLANTA. GA, Dec "a special to
the Constitution from Savannah. Ga,
says.
There is q pack train in Savannah
consisting OF forty men and siXty-five
horses with other paraphernalia in charge
of "a chief packer which appears to have
been lost track Of on the government
RON. These men and horses We're sent
here from Huntsville about five weeks ago
and were 10 have gOn 10 Nuevitas on the
transport Chester With the Fifteenth In
fantry.
Depot Quartermaster Bellinger says
be knows nothing about what roll they
belong on. He has seen 10 10 that they
were provided with forage and ratiOns
but has been unable 10 get any pay for
them so far. and the men have not had
"a cent of money since they have been
here They are Worriet about their pay
and as TO what Is going 10 be done with
them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
GREENE LOOKS FOR TROUBLE.
Cubans and Spaniards VIII Clash
When Eyao Ition is Made

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Majo General
Francis y. Greene. L. ). v. accompanied
by his aide, Lieutenant Schuyler Schief-
feriin. FOrty-seyenth New York Volun-
teer Infantry. passed through this city
to-day on his way from Havana 10 New
York. General Greene paid a flying visit
TO the War Department during the fore
noon and spent about an hour In con-
sultation with AdJutant- General Corbin
IN regard TO the condition Of affairs In the
Cuban capital.
He said that there would undoubtedly
be trouble in the maintenance OF order
pending the transfer OF the control OF af-
fairs from the Spanish government TO the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
HOW ZOLA ESCAPED.
An Interesting Account by the Parsi
Correspondent of London Times.

LONDON. Dec. 27.-The Paris corres-
pondent Of the Times gives an interesting
account this morning Of the way in which
Emile Zola escaped 10 London after the
sentence imposed upon him last July I'm
the trial on the charge OF libel brought
against him and NJ. PerrouX managing
editor Of the Aurore. by the officers OF the
Esterhazy court martial. According to
NJ. De BlOwitZ. NJ. ZOla has lived AT vari-
Gus country places ia England quietly
ever since II appears that his Paris
friends had the greatest difficulty TO per-
suade him 10 seek refuge in England the
course they considered best for the inter
ests of Dreyfus revision"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
CHRISTMAS BRAWLS IN PANA.
Whiskey, Pistols and Knives Played
a Prominent Part There.

PANA. ILL. Dee 26.-The Christmas
festivities have resulted in innumerabie
drunken braWls and encounters between
union and nOn-uniOn miners. Eleven OF
the latter are in Jail. and as many more
are nursing serious wounds, Two negroes
fought IA duel with knives in West Pana
and both were badly cut up. James
Mrvers. q non-union miner. was assaulted
tonight By unidentified persons, and his
Injuries are reported 10 be- fatal.
A negro miner named Snyder attempted
To- shoot his wife this afternoon. 4 by
stander turnot the gun, and the charge
entered Snvder's right lung, making
fatal wound.
The provost guard today arrested twen-
~ uersOns. among them city Treasurer
Corwin. Mine Operator OverhOlt, eX-Dep-
utv Sheriffs Buckley and Hyburger, and
Secretary Treasurer Ellison. Of the local
miners union, who were found with arms
upOn them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
FRENCH MILITARY PLOT.
Disclosed by Bundles of Letters Which
Were Seized by the Police.

LONDON. Dec. 27.-The Paris corre-
spOndent Of the Daily Chronicle says:
1T is asserted that the French police
have seized several bundles Of letters.
whose contents prove that military plot
Is IN thorough working order
The Paris correspondent Of the Weekly
Sun of London, telegraphed his paper
on Sunday that he had knowledge OF a
military coup. planned for Wednesday to-
morrow. though he gave no details Of
the plot. The Paris correspondent OF the
Sunday Special. Of London. limited at
similar knowledge. adding that the Court
Of Cessation would give Judgment against
Dreyfus on Thursday yielding 90 the
Governments plea OF State necessity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
To Control at Bristol, Salem, ROa-
nOke and Buena Vista.
BUY STOCK OF SALEM COMPANY.
The Immense Revival in the Iron In
dustIy Responsible for the scheme
to Put These Industries in Opcr-
auon-WiI Create Much
Activity i'm the
Southwest.

SALEM. VA, Dec. 2L-SpcciaL-At a
meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of tine
salem Improvement Company held yes
terday afternoon. their stock I'm the Sa-
lem Furnace Company. amounting TO As
per cent Of the whole stock, was sold
90 a party or parties unknown as yet
who had already bought The Twin
Grocer Furnaces at Roanoke, the one at
Bristol, Tenn. and who, it is rumored,
will soon get control of the one at Buena
Nista.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
INJURED HIS EYES.
Young Charles T.. WhitlOck Painfully
Uurt BY a Giant Cracker.

and Mrs Charles r. Whiuock. who re-
side at No. 1O0 east Franklin street, sus-
tanned serious and painful injury 70
both OF his eyes through the premature
explosion OF giant cracker Saturday
evening.
The young man bad lighted the fuse
VI the cracker and. Ia the excitement Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
Injured intEe Head

John Finney coloreD. living at No. gC
ST. Peter street. held big cannon cracker
yesterday about $3.50 o'clock in the after
noon and had his right hand torn TO
pieces.
Dr. Davis. OF the ambulance corps, am
putated two fingers and q thumb of
Johns hand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27

captain n. j McCrifin. Of tho civ
Hall police force was assisting his
young folks 10 fire some crackers Sat
urday night, when "a giant dynamite
cracker exploded in his right hand and
badly burned it. tearing off the skin.
and demanding medical attention
The Captain was on duty yesterday.
as usual but his hand was carefully
N-rlun.I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27


The above confirms the reports from
Bristol and Buena Vista already pub
lished I'm The Times, and appears % in-
dlcate O great revival of the iron in-
dustry among the furnaces along the
Norfolk and Western railroad built dur
ing the boom period and left idle for
years
These properties were well built and
are an valuable furnaces. The mystery
surrounding the purchases add interest
10 the scheme and il is evident that some
large iron syndicate. desirous OF taking
advantage of the tidal wave in tho iron
industry. IS preparing TO make money
out of these furnaces.
GREAT IRON PENINAT4
Nearly every iron furnace ann factory
s oyeIrun with orders from home and
across the ocean and still a larger busi-
ness IS predicted for 1900
Every one Of these furnaces is won
located and accessible to materials for
iron and steel manufacture
Tho understanding is that the furnaces
purchased Will be put i'm operation AZ
once This means the employment Of
many men I'm mines and various COM
trihutory ways
The Southwest seems now 10 have
start towards its real development.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
CHRISTMAS GAVE
No JOY TO THESE.
Two People Killed and
Three Injured.
A FATAL FRIV0LITY.
A Negro Boy Instantly Kills Another
With Revolver.
AN EXPLOSION KILLS ANOTHER,

Mr.. otto Giibrighrs Hand Blown on
Dos the Explosion Of "a Big Fire
Crack kcr-Thc Son of Engineer
&. y. Trcyilliap lniurcd-Iic-
ccivcs Charge of Bird
ShOt-Othcr Accidents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
Mr.. A. D. WHlTL0CK DEAD.
A Young Richmonder Loses His Life
in Mexico.

4 telegram received here yesterday an
nounccd the death OF Mr. A. ID. Whit
lock, in Mexico.
lie was son of Mr.. Philip Whitlock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
THE DEAL

Tho price paid the improvement COM
pany was $1,000. The Salem furnace
was built in 1880 &C o. cost OF $4,000.
ana. after running eighteen months at
q loss of $1,000 was shut down. 10 is
believed by those best i'm a position 10
Judge that the new ownership viii put
the plant into operation very soon. IL
employs q force of one hundred hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
Drowned While Skating.

WOONSOCKET. r. l.. Dec. 26.--Her-
man kison. twelve years old. and Arthur
Leedman, nine years old, were drowned
while skating on thin ice at HArrts pond
to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
WEATHER FORECAST

Forecast Tor Tuesday. Iu u
virginia Fair. probably increaseo
cIoudiness Tuesday night; light south-
westerly winds. a..
North and South Carolina-Fair: ligho
westerly winds, becoming variable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27
Cut With o Razor.

Henry Price (colorcD became engaged
I'm Christmas difficulty about 4:o1 O'Clock
yesterday with some others near the
First station. and received "a, f0ur-inch
razor slash across the r.ghn4ohcok
Dr Gwathmey, of the ambulance. took
six stitches in the cut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-27

(cOntinued on Second Psge)
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-22
NEWS " CON d NsATIO J!
'odnesday, April IL

Y Fl
{. .#s "Wednesday, April IS. 5.s
'.a Three children 81 Thomas Trinners,
living near Bruce, Wis, dice from cat
ing wild parsnips. .s4=
The government crop report shows
winter wheat to be in much better con-
dition than 9 year ago. + ==s:5} j.
Hon. 6. h Grosvenor has been re-
nominated for the sixth time BY the
Eleventh congressional district Of Ohio.
Robert G. Evans Of Minneapolis has
been named for United States district
attorney Of Minnesota, and Patrick
Rourke for the district of North Da-
kota. A>@ S,,.s.... n. ia" 81 s@4
At Cotulla, Tex, Henry May was
killed and Editor J. Guy Smith so
badly wounded that he died later.
Smith was commonly known in West
Texas as "'Brann No. g." ~'@- -:
The Swiss government has prohibited
;he importation of American fresh
fruits. This action was taken owing
to the alleged presence Of the San Jose
scale in the fruit imported recently.
Thursday, April II.
Vaclay Hass, a farmer living near
Monroe, Neb., killed his two children
and committed suicide.
The Yale. Harvard. Cornell varsity
boat race at New London, Conn.,, has
been definitely fixed for Saturday,
June Is.
Governor Wolcott of Massachusetts,
has signed the bill providing for cleo.
trocution of persons condemned to
death, in place of hanging.
The Miller powder works at Sumney.
town, Pa, exploded Wednesday. All
the buildings connected with the works
were simply wiped from the face of the
earth.
The London Daily Mail says the
United States government is negotiat.
ing for the purchase of the Cunarder
Lucania and the North German Lloyd
steamer Kaiser Friedrich.
The coast survey steamers Patterson.
Macarthur and Gedney, and the fish
! commission steamer Albatross have
been turned over to the navy depart
ment for service in case of need.
Friday, April Is.
South Dakota Democrats and Popn.
lists will fuse.
The Spanish fleet is mobilizing at
Cape Verde islands.
The San Francisco and New Orleans
have arrived at New York.
Henry B. Pierce, secretary of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts for Is
years, is dead.
The directors of the Northern Pa.
cific have declared the regular dividend
Of per cent on the preferred stock.
The quartermaster general of the
army has been instructed to purchase
1000 mules for transportation purposes.
The purchase probably will be made at
St. Louis or Kansas City.
Simon Pokagon, chief Of the once
powerful tribe of Pottawatomie Indians,
is dangerously sick from what is sup.
posed to be blood poisoning, caused by
a rusty nail passing through the palm
Of his hand.
Gofn
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-22
AGAINST THE BROKERS.

Dsoision by Judge Grosscup in tho Pslla
= Ia.) Bank Case.
CHICAGO, April 30. Judge Grosscup,
in the United States circuit court,
handed down a decision in favor Of D.
r. Beard, receiver for the First Ma
tional bank Of Pella, La, against Mil
mine, Rodman 8 Co., and @. e. Cong
don s. Co., stock brokers in Chicago.
The suit was brought by the receiver
to recover funds which E r. Cassat,
president Of the bank, had paid to
the brokers before the failure OF
the bank in order to speculate
on the board of trade. The decision Of
Judge Grosscup, unless it is reversed
BY the. higher courts, establishes q
precedent in recovering bank funds
spent in such q manner. tss 5zS. Il. s3 B,
The grounds for bringing the suit
were that the defendants knew the
money was being lost and should have
ascertained whether it belonged to
Cassat or to some institution with
which he was connected. About $23,-
900 is involved. 5ls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-04-22

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