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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-07
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WEEK or COMEDY.
The simpkins-Fabel Comedy Co., AT
The Academy All ofNcu Week.

A repertoire OF frst-class comedies and
dramas will DE the offerings by the SIM
Music an revt week. This is said To- be
nm e.c.rent an around organic ton. be-
ir, composod of thorough efficient play
ems drawn from hish-phced and we'll
known productions During ana between
the acts there will bc up-to-date special
ties. which will bee found enjoyab'e. On
Monday evening. Little Mischief a ive-
act comedy drama OF absorbing interest
and an abundance OF humor VIII oe pro
J,,,.J cp which occasion every lady
,..,-,,.qrioJ nv % ucrs1n holding a paid
al-cent ticket viii be- admitted free.
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RruI-CTD RATES TO BALTIMORE
AND RETURN VIA r., /. hNDP. X
II. on ACCOUNT or QUADREN
NAL CONFERENCE. METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. SOUTH.

For this occasion the Richmond. Fred
,,i.[eburg and Potomac Railroad Com
many viii sell rOund-trip tickets. Of IRON
rIad SIGNATURE from Richmond TO Bait
more al rate Of $3.50 each for the round
trim. Tickets on sale May ith. ON. 10Th.
and l1th. final limit May 3ist continuous
passage boo each direction.
An extension OF final limit 10 June 18th
may De obtained if tickets arc deposited
with Pennsylvania Railroad agent at
Baltimore. on or before May 18th.
G.. a. TAYLOR.
Vraff. Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-07
BUSY WEEK AT
THE Y. NJ. c. A.
The Gymnasium Exhibition and COL
iege Commencement.
ABOUT THE SOLDIER IN CAMP"
Rev. Or. Il. u. Kerr. Of tho First Pres
bytcriau Church, 60 Speak on This
Subject Tomorrow Afternoon at
4P. M.-Othcr Events.
ABOUT THE SOLDIER IN CAMP"

Tor tho next ten days matters viii be
unusually active at our Young Mems
Christian Association building This
means that the days Will be ful o. inter
ostins events. as there IS always some
thing going on 90 attract entertain and
elevate.
This morning at @ and u O'Clock the Ju-
nior Bible Glasses will meet; at 10 and 70
O'Clock The Junior Gymnasium Glasses and
at o'clock Dr. poI will conduct the
study Of the international Sunday School
Lesson.
THE SOLDIER ~ CAMP"
Tomorrow afternoon 40 o'clock. Rev.
nr Is. u. Kerr pastor of the First Pres
6ytcrian church. and one Of the best
known ministers in the entire South. viii
epcak 20 men only in Association Hall
This Will Doe Che second of the series OF
meetings Tor young men and soldiers
Dr Kerr will speak upon the Soldier
in Camp. and AN men are cordially in
Ntcl % bc present
Tho Boys Gospel Army will meet in
Tho parlor no o'clock tho singing viii
Dc lcI hy tho Red and Blue choirs. and
General Secretary Mckee win speak TO
tho boys upon Camp Life
Tho Gymnasium bible Study Club will
meet iu the Blue Room at o'clock and
the Workers Training Glass. az o'clock.
iu The same room.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION.
The students of tho Association Evening
college and instructors win meet together
iu social coucoursc in the Blue Room on
Monday nirht at o'clock 10 will be one
of the most enjoyable gatherings ever
rH.H I.H limo
rrammo win consist Of "toasts.' music
and refreshments.
This plan Of bringing the students TO-
cether viii undoubtedly prove most pro-
ftahle and enjoyable
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Directors Will be hold Tuesday
nigh. 40 SIS o'clock in the Association
parior.
This meeting will DO Of great impor-
GYMNASIUM EXHIBITION
The annual gymnasium exhibition Will
take place iu Association Hall on Thurs
day night May 18Th. az SIS o'clock. u
viii Doc the formal closing Of the sea-
sons work
Tho exercises VIII consist Of the DIFF
forent lines of gvmuastic work on part
of both tho young men and boys
Elmer D. Ransom. OF New York. the
rr.stdIri'ateur or IN other words. the
w'i known and accomplished slght-of-
hand performer will bee present upon this
o..Is."u swing two exhibitions OF his
work ST. Ransom win DO remembered
as hating appeared on the star Course
lte. season FOB the satisfaction of the en-
Tire audience. His work ls both wonder
fH and clean. This entertainment will
'' 'h. ninth number OF the members
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or Is fixed. with sliding socket for tho
PENCIL and a cord fastened around the
pencil to rotate it as thu socket slides
along
In a new musical invention the words
OF a chant or similar music are exhibited
I'm proximity 10 the notes By being in
ycritea on a band carried by rollers AT
the sides and thumb wheel turns the
rollers TO adjust tho words.
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state Committee Called.

col w. r. Wickham chairman OF the
State Republican Committee has called
chat body 90 meet at Murphys Hotel on
Nav 10th 90 noon. The Executive Com
mittce will meet ON the same d"le. MAJ,
GERS regarding the fan campaigns win
tr discussed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-07
OLD POINT &. AND O. SUNDAY
OUTING.

4 large number OF Richmond people en-
loved the day at Old Point last Sunday.
The crowds M Old Point made a scene
Of activity. the Flying squadron adding
no little to the interest The Fast Nesu-
bule outing Trains VIII leave CheSa-
ne,ko and Ohio Broad Street Station
ev,rv Sunday az 500 \. NJ. Round trip
tickets to Old Point or Norfolk, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-07
~. nlh Mustered In.

Dr. Old OF Norfolk. assistant surgeon
OF the Fourth Regiment, called al the
Adputuut- Generals office yesterday ana
passed o. successful examination.
ITO was sworn in by Lieutenant Shanks
Curing The afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-07

The Richmond Chapter OF the Mary
BALDWIN Seminary Aiumnal Association
Viii hold meeting at the Virginia His
torIcal rooms. to-day az - o'clock TO dis
cu,a the proposed memorial 10 Miss
Baldwin.
Au members and an old alumnae are
asked 90 be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-07

Governor TYLER has telegraphed Cover
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TOO Nl to Doe moved.
The man is charged win a crime IN
Texas and "a requisitiOn was issued FOR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-07

Governor Tyler has received a pelltlon
Tor pardon tor Emmett Crump. OF Man
chester. who is serving a term for crimi-
nal assault
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The Lamar register., 1898-08-03

arms aud the uselessness OF Ter rIrr.
ther continuing the war II is known
tnnt tile announced intention of the
United States 10 send Comuodorc
Watson's heet to Spain has been excit-
Ing apprehension In Europe. The dnn-
ger Of complications growing an, az
the visit OF the rniding squadron Wa
so apparent that rather than risk tbe,,
the powers commenced to bring ures-
sure 20 bear upon Spain 10 recognize
the inevitable and take the iuItiatIve
TO restore peace. II IS not known ~
what extent the European govern
msnts have gone In the way Of an
agreement 70 protect the spauisl,
throne against domestic revolution. III
the negotiations opened to-day excite
the spanish people to mob violence 1t
may be necessary for assistance TO b.
sent the boy king from aeross the
spanish borders. May De- the fnera M.
nounccment that the DYNASTY mas ~.
support OF the armies Of the nei,hl,nr-
Ing nations VII BE- sufficient To nrr-
vent mob demonstrations.
A prominent diplomat who Il ina.
maiely acquainted with Spanish. Amer.
lean Affairs and who Is Informed OF ~,
secret conference OF the Representa-.
tives OF European powers In Madrid
with the queen regent and Premier
Sagasta. stated tonight that the pcacp
negotiations were entered lrto al Inc
request. or rather demand. of the pav.
crs, and that as soon as they wern
actually begun those countries inter.
e-ted would send their varshIps q,
the dinereut purts of Spain to protect
her against her own people. II T.
their dstsrmincd intention to save
spain TO herself. now that she has IoSt
her colonies and her colonial prestige.
and not permit the country 10 h..
destroyed 20 crafty the personal am
hltien ~ Don Carlos or the uitra-rcpub.
licau views % the other revoiufIunnr
party. This diplomat announced to-day
that there 4 already a state bordering
on decentralization Ia sctne parts OF
Spain. and be expects that as soon a.
the peace measures have been mnde
public Il Will h. irtcEsIfird. Already.
he says a ercat uu-iher Of disturbers.
both CnrilstS aud revolutlaEists. have
been arrested md combined In prison.
The fortress % M0niuiih at Barcelona
= fuil OF political prisoners, aud the
same can l. said bf the penltpufinry
at Madrid The military governors II
different Spanish cities have lssuesl
tuAnifeatoes warning the people
acaiust participating In any =attering-
Of Cnriists or republicans, and In Mad
rid yiir guarlia ciyie has been nearly
doubled
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
TROOPS TO COME soar4.
sh.fi.r. Men win Ne urouxht to Lsas
islssd Re~uPrrsts.

isl.sd 10 Re<uPrrsts.
Washington. u. G. Jniy 2S.-Secre-
tAyy AlEer + deeply coueerned over the
welfare OF the gallant troops under
Shaftsr's command. now eheamped ON
the outskirts Of Santiago. The health
repoTs shows surprisingly large mum
b.,r Of eases of sickness, but army sur
Esons authorize the statement that
these fiEures are misleading in a Ger
tain Seiisr, and that the situation may
not b. nearly 10 bad as they would
seem 20 Indicate. The slightest all
mrut. Of the most temporary uaturp.
suficcs TO place a soldiers name on
the sick reports, which, 10 their pres
ent shape. would not distinguish be-
tween such case aud one OF mortal
Illness. The Inference II that mahy OF
these cases la Skaters camp are OF n
trivial nature. but 90 to swell It's grand
total OF sick and wounded Notwith-
standing this mitigating fact, Secre-
tary Alger u going 10 remove the sol
dIers at Ihc earliest opportunity to =
more heAlthfui cline.
The surgeon general. under the d.
rection OF the secretary. a few days
ago Inspected a trnct OF land adjoining
Montauk Point. Lang Island, belong
ing to the Long Island Railroad Com
paBy. which has been offered to the
government as suitable for n large en.
campmeut. The tract Is three miles
SQUARE, contains an abundance of
fresh winter. 4 considerable lake, hill
I5O feet In height and many other san
nary advantages, including salt water
bathing. The necessary orders TO equip
this as camping ground will 90 for
ward Immediately and every advant-
age viii be takeu Of the experience
gained In the formation Of the great
camps az Chlckamauga and Camp Al
ger TO make the conditions rs com
Portable as possible for the battle-
Scared veterans in Skaters army.
The time Tor their removal Is left TO
General Shafter, the only Limitation
plaeed upon him being that he shall
not delay the homewnrd sailing OF his
troops Beyond the moment when 1t
shall be safe for them to leave san
tlngo. having regard TO the fever con.
dItions. Meanwhile details are being
made OF troops to supply the force
that shall garrison Santiago so long as
Il shall be found necessary to continue
troops there. This force VIII be made
up almost altogether OF immunes-
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
cu1ANs oer A TOWN.
Military Measures Adopted In Santiago to
Repres- Disease.

New York, July PA cable to the
Herald from Santiago, Cuba. says:
Balm has been applied TO the Injured
feelings OF the Cubans. who resent the
fact that they We're not permitted to
enter the city of Santiago. Songo, a
small town eighteen miles from here
on the railroad line, has been surren-
dered to the American forces. and the
Cubans under General Castillo have
been permitted to occupy it. 1t was
held by garrison of $50 Spanish SOL
diers. Captain Carvahat, the COM
mander, gave up the town as soon as
officially advised of the capitulation of
General Torals army.
Dr. Joaquin Castillo, the brother of
the general, will leave for Washington
in few days with a petition from Gu
ban residents, In which President Nc
kinley is asked to permit the Cuban
forces to enter Santiago.
Troops which recently came here are
fretting under the monotony of garri-
son duty. Colonel Howard of the
Eighth Ohio regiment has cabled to
President Mckinley asking that his
corps either be dispatched to Porto
Rico for active service or sent back
home.
Brigadier General Wood, military
governor, has issued orders prohibits
ing the collection of municipal and gov
ernment taxes on merchants goods for
consumption here, as well as the small
tax upon packages for the transient
population. The local board for har-
Dor improvements has notified the gov
ernor that it has received no taxes 1t
has been seeking to have the collection
of taxes authorized by the proclama-
ton of General Sbafter.
Orders have also been issued calling
every householder 10 report Immediate
ly TO the mayor or military governor
any death occurring in his household
The penalty for noncompliance is thir-
ty days hard labor in the streets. Po-
licemen have been ordered TO report all
cases of malignant diseases in their
districts and all sanitary conditions
which they may observe
Bakers will be permitted TO charge
only twenty cents in Spanish money
for pound loaf of bread. ON account
of the large quantity of flour which
has been shipped into the city the gov
ernor has ruled that excessive prices
for bread are unwarranted. Spanish
silver is at discount Of fifty per cent,
the storekeepers refuse to take it,
The surgeon in charge Informs me
that there are 1000 cases of fever
among the troops, of which more than
800 are yellow fever. a new field hos
pital will be established near General
Skaters headquarters, near the
trenches.
1t has been decided that the four mer-
chant steamers and gunboat found in
the harbor of Santiago at the time of
the capitulation are military prizes
Colonel Weston of the commissary de-
partment has been appointed collector
of customs.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03

eral celebration by the people OF the
West who desire 10 keep alive the
memories of the picturesque and thrill
ling pioneer days when the founda-
tions of this great western empire of
the Rocky Mountain region We're estab-
lished.
The first celebration of Frontier Day
took place September 23rd, 1897, and
was so great a success that 1t was de-
cided to hold similnr events annually.
1t will occur this year on September
9Th and 9Th.
The program for this years celebra-
tion Includes the attendance of band
OF Indians; vivid representations Of
frontier scenes; pony express; emf
grant schooners; vigllantes: wild bron-
cho riding, roping and other cowboy
feats; horse racing, etc.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
PRINCE sIsMARK DEAD.
MS Passing Away Due to Old Age--The
End Not ExPected.

Berlin. July 30.-Prince Bismarck
died q little before IL o'clock tonight
The end was peaceful.
The details of the death of Prince
Bismarck are obtained with difficulty
because of the lateness of the hour,
the isolation OF the castle and the
strenuous endeavors OF the attendants
OF the family TO prevent publicity be-
Ing given 10 what they consider private
details.
The death of the ex-chancellor comes
as surprise to all Europe. Despite
the famIly's denlals. there was an un-
dercurrent OF apprehension when the
sinking of the prince WAS first an
nounced, inspired more by what the
family left unpublished than by any
information given. But when the daily
bulletins chronicled improvements in
the princes condition. detailed his ex-
tcnsiye bills of fare and his devotion
TO his pipe, the public accepted DR.
Schweninger's assertion that there was
no reason why Bismarck should not
reach the age of 90
1t appears that the eX-chancellor's
death was not precipitated by sudden
complications. but was rather the cul-
minatlon of chronic disease, neuralgia
OF the face and Inflammation of the
veins, which kept him in constant
pain, and which was born with the
iron fortitude which might have been
expected.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
COLORADO BOYS FAIL.
Did Not Pass the Examination for AdmIs.
sion to West Point

Did Not Pass the Examination for Admls.
sion to West Point
Denver. July 2S.-For almost the first
time in the history of the state, Colo
RADIO may not be represented in next
years freshman class at West Point,
says the Republican. The two regular
examinations for admission to the mill
itary academy have been held, and in
each the Colorado aspirants have been
unsuccessful in passing the rigid ex-
aminations.
The Colorado youths who tried the
examinations are Donald Liddell.
George Clark and Dwight Johnston OF
Denver and George Kellogg of Pueb-
10. In the competitive examination
held in this city last March Liddell led
the list of competitors and the others
followed in the order named.
The rules governing admission 10
West Point provide that of the four
who stand highest at the state exam
ination. two shall be selected to go to
West Point and try the examination
there. OF these two, the one who
stood highest in the state examination
is principal and entitled to the first try
at the West Point examination, and if
he falls the other has a chance. IL
both of these fail the two who stood
next highest in the state examination
are sent to West Point under the same
conditions as their predecessors.
The highest two in the state exam
iuation. Liddell and Clark. were sent
to the military academy last March
and tried the examination and both
failed. --idden on account of slightly
defective eyesight. and Clark falling
short in Only one branch of the liter
airy test. These two returned home
and Johnston and Kellogg were sent
to West Point early last month. but.
like their predecessors failed to win
their way into the institution.
This practically bars Colorado's
chances for representation In this
years freshman class, rs only in ex-
treInely rare cases does the govern
ment admit TO examination more than
four contestants from each state in
one year.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03
Artsr sr,nl.h eunhoa,s

New York, July 2S.-A cable from
Hong Kong to the Journal says that
Admiral Dewey at Manila had dis
patched the Raleigh and Concord to
gather up eleven Spanish craft. which
according to Information sent him by
Consul General Wildman, are at vari-
Gus places in the Philippine arehipel-
ago. Among these vessels are three
gunboats at San Miguel, Luzon island,
and four at Port Royal, Palawar Isl
and. Four merchantmen with cargoes
of tobacco are reported at CaGayan,
Luzon. The same dispatch reports the
English traders mt the coal mines at
Batan, Luzon island, have been impris-
oned and subjected to i'll treatment by
the Spaniards there.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03

,,,1r,on July IS The terms
~ Tinted states government
Il arcrptabie as e basis of peace
NJ reduced 10 form by Secretary
~ President having reached a
.lan on their outlines. These
yrsrr the formal subject OF iu-
nj Discussion to-day Ia official
!. Presidents purpose was TO So
| srrp rxpressiou OF public opst-
4 ~ subject he has been graft
1 1b the response made through
yrsaapcus aud In the exhibition
rgsf rs government officials In
gpiax problem now presented,
,rgb n was stated yesterday
| announcement OF the position
ID by The United States In this
would bS, forthcoming before
fs.sn formally discussed IN the
!, Tomorrow. there j. the BEST
4 10 believe that after the fnli
1css the President has bad In
-uy with the menbcrs % the
BE- has already made Up his
4 - and that S-.cretary Day has
Nv reduced 10 form the rcply
| assI States viii make to the
Is governments overtftres
l. Ambassador Cambpn-
shr main points OF the terms Of
H. aduiusstratson's position
vHsl defined aud stated by the
atsd Press yesterday that there
lsft 10 cnuierture.
i ,kr only point that seems to
8 tr arleudmsut af an extensive
Sfrr l. the dtsisusiag % she PHI
y Wblr the administration has
8sd 10 take notice Of the extent
r demand FOR their acquisition
! UAllqd States ~ exhibited in
ss,tiaus Of the country. it cau
! I'D that ths coneltisinn has bern
4 % sblde By the first decision
nuiut. namely. to reiinquish the
j ryiaiuinE cssaiing station
sarrlHuiri hy a sufficient Eone
q 70 aiskr if nelf.supfor;ing THIS
II zH. % 4 roasiiie. though not
\ D.. mar b. again changed b.
b. Cabinet dispos-S OF the mat.
IaTr1W, as strong sniiuenrcs are
"a o. Induce the President 20 In
FTsn Ue substitution % At least
lsF~n3ent ruyeramcus over the
kplnss for Spanish ruie. n this
sail b. dishcult q settlement
basugr 20 SpaIn may not b. rcn-
D i1-Udrruw. tFuf may havr so
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