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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Language Too Bitter.

COLUMBUS. O.. Jan. 1S.-In the Senate
to-day there was a sensational and some
what unexpected outcropping of the Bit
terness engendered by the senatorial
fight.
When the standing committees were re-
ported Senator Alexander presented a
formal protest in a very bitter language
against the placing Of the name Of Sena-
tor Burke Of Cuyahoga county. the only
Republican member Of the Senate who
did not vote for Mr. Hanna on the COM
mittee There was immediate objection
from the Democratic members TO the
language OF the protest. but motion
20 expunge Objectionable phrases was rul-
ed ont OF order hv the presidcs<. on the
ground that the protest was mode under
constitutional right. Senator Sullivan
Republican, although differing from
Senator Burke i'm the senatorial election.
said he regarded the protest as inappro-
pirate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Fair Estate ShrinkS.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Jan. M-Ac-
cording to the appraisement and inven-
tory OF the estate Of the late Senator
James G. Fair. instead of So00'eo. al
which IL had been estimated. its value Is
shown bv itemized figures To be 81. 22s =
g9s o..
The figures are the result OF eleven
months Of examination and research on
the part OF the appraisers. r. V. Dey,
c. l.. Breese. and +. a. Leigh. all men
acquainted with realty values and more
or less familiar with the many enterprises
in which Fair was engaged at the time
OF his demise.
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DISORDER ~ PR1G IL.
More Rioting on streets -Turbulsnce
Among Deputies.

PRAGUE. Jan. lS.-The Bohemian Diet
to-day was again the scene of turbulence.
Or Wolf on arriving. announced that "a
German student had been assaulted I'm the
street whereupon an the Germans rose
and violently demanded satisfaction. call
ing upon Governor Coudenhov 10 resign
or the ground that ne is incapable OF
governing Bohemia. The session was
suspended. all the German deputies hur-
rying 10 the scena of the assault.
When the session was resumed the
Governor said that a czech student who
had struck a German because the latter
wss wearing the colors of a German stu
dent corps. had been arrested.
The police. he added had done their
duty efficiently. but no police could pre-
vent such occurrences.
The Czechs loudly protested against
these remarks.
There were further street riots to-day
between the CZcchs and the Germans and
the streets were patrolled by troops.
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0. H. Berry &CO.
Main and Tenth Streets.

appointed yesterday, made but little pro-
gress and. pending the receipt Of re-
port from them. the convention adjourned
until tomorrow
Progress in the Scale Committee was
slow, and every phase Of the situation
was thoroughly discussed. President
Rathford. of the Mine Workers. adTc-
Gated. it is said. the wedding out OF un-
skilled labor. The adoption Of the mine
run system. it is thought, is certainty
over this matter. and the differentials al
lowed by the new scale to be formed
trouble may occur. The Ohio operators
are putting up a strong fight for their
diAerentials. and declare that they will
procure contracts with their employees 10
work on the lump" basis III their de-
mands are not accedcd TO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19

LONDON. Jan. 1S-Great Britain has
again declined to reopen the sealing ques-
ton.
II seems that her previous refusal gave
as its reason that while negotiations were
pending between the Untd States and
Canada. Great Britain could not reopen
the matter.
TO this the United States replied that
no negotiations were pending. and re-
newed the request. But the oFreign Office
sends its regrets that the Government
does not see its way TO reopen the ques-
ton. The United States Ambassador.
Colonel John Hay. and Mr. Spencer Red
dy. his private secretary. left London
to-day on their way to Egypt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
He,,er Service 70 the bahamas.

NASSAU. y. p. January ls.-lhe ar
rival on her maiden trip OF the steamer
Miami. Of the Florida and Bahama steam
ship Company. marks the establishment
of a service that is 10 keep the people OF
the Bahamas in constant touch win the
United States and is 10 be- continued Inc
year around The new line insures a
semi-weckly service between Mann anu
Nassau the entire year ana tIl-WeehS
service during February and March.
Nassau is situated about l75 miles due
east of Miami. The trip is made In ten
hours. bringing New York in sixty hours
and Chicago sixty-four hours OF Nassau.
The only service to Nassau fsretoiofe
has been q bl-weekly sea run from Ne"
York. occupying abou, four days for the
journey.
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REFUSED TO ANSWER.
sECRETITE WITNESSES BEFORE
ONO LEGTsLATTTE IyQUTsTORs
Managers Of a Hotel. Telephone Company
and Two Telegraph Lines Given Day
In which to Give Information.

COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. 1s-The Senate
Committee tonight began It's inVesuga-
ton into the charges Of bribery made hy
Representative Otis during the recent
senatorial contest. The members OF inc
House Con mittee appointed TO investigate
the same charges. were invited 10 y"
prosent. hut they did Lot participate ofiici-
aIlv and there will be two separate inves-
legations. !,
The COMMITTEES I'm executive session &c
cided not TO allow any attorneys ana
adopted other rules Of procedure.
TESTIMONY IN PUBLIC.
II was decided TO hold executive ses-
sions for business and TO take 'es'nlons
I'm nublic. The committee went from ire
committee room to the Senate thamner.
when it was ready TO call witnesses ana
"A crowd awaited them
The committee consists OF senators
Robert IN. Fink and Long CDems)' ana
Senators Burke and Garh'id Is'lS.l.t,,oo
may do very little more IMAM io"h vi ''
the Senate investigation.
Senator Burke was one OF me leaders
Of the opposition 20 Senator Hanna Seha-
tor Garfield Is the only member OF INC
committee who voted for senator hanna
and the votes taken were 10 J.
There were four witnesses examined
to-nfgbt as follows: Samuel Pentland
proprietor Of the Neil House. in which
senator Hanna had his headquarters
Shepard NJ. Dunlap. manager or me
Western Union Telegraph Company; W.
l., Truesdale. manager Of the Postal Tele-
graph Company: Frank Z. Ross, mana
ger Of the Telephone COMPANY
REFUSED TO TALK.
Nothing new has developed during the
session Of four hours. The witnesses re-
fused TO answer some questions ana 10
produce their books and copies Of mes
sages
Mr.. Pentland refused 10 produce his
books 20 show who paid for rooms at me
Neil House and for other expenses. and
was given until tomorrow night TO DO
so.
Manager Ross wanted 10 consult his
superiors before telling who was connect
ed with the private telephone I'm the Nell
House by their long distance lines. and
he was given more time till tomorrow
night
Managers Dunlap and Truesdale were
given until tomorrow night 20 produce
copies Of telegraphc messages sent and
received by the managers for Senator
Hanna.
The investigation will drag along for
some time II no more progress is made at
future sessions than was made tonight
As the Senate stands ~ 10 II against
Hanna with Senator Burke voting with
the Democrats q is quite probable that
there will be some report made by that
body 10 transmit 10 the United states Sen
"a
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Fight Annexation.

WASHINGTON. Jan. S-The struggle
over the Hawaiian treaty in the Senate
is acknowledged to be one of the fiercest
that has taken place in that body for
many years. outside influence for and
against ratifsraoOn simply intense.
and many of the Senators say they are
heset at every turn ether by its friends
Of enemies.
The heaviest work IS being done by
the trade interests i'm the United States
that expect 10 prof by annexation.
They have men Of energy here by he
hundreds who never lose an opportunity
20 urge prompt action
The feeling inside the Senate is also
reported intense. and whles some very hot
speeches have already been made behind
closed doors. still hotter ones are expect
ed before the vote is taken.
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FIRE AND EARTH0TARE.
Americans Suffered Greatly in the Former.
Houses Damaged By Latter.

States Minister Powell reports TO the
state Department from Port-au-Princc
that American residents suffered very
heavily from the recent great fire. which
destroyed 500 homes I'm Port-au-Prince
and rendered homeless more than 1000
people. and entailed a loss OF more than
a million dollars. Many Of the largest
American commercial houses were located
in the burned section.
Minister Powell also reports that an
earthquake occurred in POrt-au-Prince
December 10Th. which lasted several sec
onds and caused assures several inches
wide in many parts of the city. Homes
rocked. and dishes and other articles were
thrown from shelves. Great excitement
prevailed during and after the seismic
disturbance
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BALTIMORE. Jan 1s-Ferdinand A.
Dieffcnbach. chief deputy warden of the
Maryland penitentiary. was this evening
probably fatally stabbed by Levi Poin-
dexter. a convict.
The stabbing occurred while the con-
victs were on their way TO dinner and
a table knife was the weapon used
Deputy Warden Dciffenbach has been
deputy for number OF years. Convict
Poindexter lived in Baltimore. and il
serving a six years sentence FOR receiving
stolen goods
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Revelation for weak women.

Weak, nervous women who suffer from
female complaints. Irregularities dis
charges. backache. etc. get no sympathy
because they look we'll" No one but
the physician knows what they suffer,
and no one but great specialist in female
diseases like DR.. Greene. 80 west Four
teenth street New York city, the most
successful physician in curing these com
plants, has the knowledge. skill and re-
NEEDLES which never fail 10 cure. Women
should know that DR.. Greene can be con-
suited by mail free. Write the Doctor.
You can thus get his opinion and advice
In regard TO your case free. Write now
1T may result in your cure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
A SOCIALIST MANIFESTO.
THE CRUSADE ASSUMING MESAC-
TNG PROPORTIONS Nv FRANCE.
Police Roughly Handled In Par's-Ihe
Government Seriously Alarmed-Ei
forts to Bring on Crisis.

PARIS January fs-During the day fhs
Socialists issued violent manifesto urg-
ing distrust of those who under the pre-
tence OF anti-Semitism propose To eSpa-
rriste one portion OF the bourgeoisie IN
favor OF another category or the Dour-
geoisie."
The manifesto concludes with denounc-
ing the military peril. There was
much agitation I'm the Latin quarter, but
the police barred the bridges and all at
tempted demonstrations were suppress
ed.
DEMONSTRATION PLANNED.
The Orgf iization Committee of yester-
days NEE ing at Tivoli Nauxhall has
decided to hold another meeting on sat
urday next I'm the Latin quarter and a
public demonstration on Sunday after
noon In the Place de la Concorde
Meanwhile the efervescence increases
I'm the provinces.
VI. Clemenceau' paper. the Aurore.
was publicly burned in front OF the Mill
tary Club a Bordeaux. where serious dis
orders took place.
The police We're roughly handled, and
the guards finally charged the mob.
Thirty-two arrests have been made.
kilograms from most OF the large towns
show that the crusade is assuming most
menacing proportions
The government is seriously alarmed.
Another strong attempt. it is said. will
be made I'm the Chamber OF Deputies on
Saturday to overthrow the Cabinet
COMPLAINT AGAINST lola.
The Minister for War. General Billot
has lodged with the MinisteF Of Justice.
NJ. Darlan. formal complaint against
NJ Emile Zola and the manager ~ the
Aurore The complaint will be for
warded 10 the public prosecutor
The Aurore. on January 18th publish ]
an open letter from NJ Emil lola
President Faure pointing out IRREGULAR
ties and illegalities In the court-martial
nf Mainr Count Esterhazey. and formally
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
uTIIJoyTARB ~ POTTERs FIELD.
A Pine FLANK win Mark Berry's Resting
place ife's Lack of Emotion.

ST. LOUIS. MO. January N.--A special
20 tn, Republic from Paducah. Ky. ssys'
The corpse OF James +. Berry the re-
puted millionaire tramp. viii be buried
tomorrow morning ia The potters heid
a public expense. \ pine plank VIII be
the headstone This morning Mr.. ID. ).
Robertson. the attorney OF the deceased
administered upon the estate OF Berry
.,,d fook charge Of mis- effects. Mr.. Rob
crtsor has reason TO think that Berry
lei, ane house at Mount Vernon ana
some valuable property. Mrs. James
Kerry. Of Mount Vernon. ILL.,, arrived
here this morning early, accompanied by
Hon. J. NJ. Blood. a member OF the I'LL
nos Legislature. She did not view her
husbands body until $3.50 =. NJ. She mani
tested no great emotion.
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Didn't Find Her the Next Morning.

NORTH EAST. MD. Jan. lS.-The
usually quiet village ~ Mechanics Valley
was furnished a sensation by the elop-
ment of Miss Clare Kidney and Mr.. -.
Guersonn. The latter. who is twcnty-nino
years OF age, has been paying attention
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19

nounced bv the attorney-gcn"ral Of mat
state. I'm Connecticut The courts nave
also been asked 10 interfere. ln the w
efnia Legislature q few weeks ago me
committee on banks. currency ana ON
merce after full hearing on inc SUI.
iect. reported fsvorably a OIL 10 proi,,o'.
and punish tradine stamps OF any oln''
Gift cnferDriSe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
REPUDIATTON Il JOYED.
Judge Simonton Grants an Injunction In
the stanley County suit

CHAIR. $. c.. January N.-in
the United states Circuit Court mere To-
dav Judge simonton granted Charles
price counsel for Coer & Co. bankers
of New York an injunction in
the Stanley county (North CarloinD
bond suit. The injunction Will. for the
present at least put an end TO the re-
pudiation Of bonds issued by Stanley ana
other counties for railroad building pur-
poses The case has already been before
the Supreme Court OF North Carolina and
has attracted much attention all over that
state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19

FOR some time 10 Miss klonoy, VINO ~
but sixteen. and they had decided L get
married. but were confronted WIZ me
stern opposition OF tho parent, oi tha
would pe bride On last Thursday a
license was procured from the clerk OF
the court az ElRton. but % Boz some Way
fell into the hands OF Mr. kiOnoN. who
promptly tore 10 90 pieces. Notning daun1-
3D.. thc couple awaited favorable OPP
portunity OF escape which came Sunday
night After her parents had retired tho
young lady quietly left the house and met
her lover. who Was waiting with a horse
and buggy az an appointed place.
They drove 10 North Eart. and after
leaving their team with liyervman took
tho 4 o'clock train over me Philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad for
Philadelphia
Their absence was not discovered unu
next morning. whom 90 Vns thought usc-
less to make further effort no prevent
The marriage. and thc couple Will prohs-
by receive the parental blessing ON thoir
return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
THORNS TO SIT UPON.

Many people gather thorns ny falnnts
TO heed the warning sent out by hls"ase'
kidneys-coated tongue pdrchcd Snin
feverishncss- dull dragging pains ger
era. feeling OF WEAKNESS ~ sure 'F'r,r,'1e
Of kidney ana bladder tronbic. Iii
Utah Kidney Beans ~ once they
cure yo'.--they have cured thou-snns
others THF. TURNER'S OF Philaoe'ph''
make Utah Kidney Beans. NIX
r. r. Samucls. County 'iefk OF iirnn,
man county. clinton. ~. testinca ms
he Suffered FOR years with hoffiDl' p"t',
in the back. kidneys ana nltuH.t 80
treated by many ph fsician3 NC .@,uid
him no relief-hc gOt 20 thdi h' -
hardly stand alouc-Itah Kidney b''l,,,
he says. completely cured him. nc h'"''
recommends them 90 an sufferers
Richmond Agents;
ANDREW q. BRIGGS.
A = BRIGGS.
r. +. REEVE < 90
A. "A. ROBINS.
WI. n. SCOTT
NJ. FILL SEAN.
4. NJ. SLAUGHTER,
TURNER'S LITTLE LIVER ItRNhh'
A very small phi. Turns your liNci'
true laxative. An dttef-nlhh"l P--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
AsBEAUTFUL WEDDING.
MISS BEULAH HELLER WBDs MR.
ISAAC HUTZLER.
A Splendid Feast and Dancing.
some cfthe Guests.


Miss Bculah Heller. At the Masonic TEN
pic last night was a most brilliant affair
The marriage ceremony was mos, inn
pressivciy performed by Rev. Dr. Il. n.
Calisch.- after which dancing was INDUCED
I'm nv the assembled company OF friends
of the CONTRACTING parties. 20 the sweet
strains from Thilow's Jefferson orches-
ira
FEAST AND DANCING.
At late hour the merry party sat
down TO feast prepared by Caterer MOT
ris and then dancing WAS INDUCED In until
an early hour this morning.
The bride was handsomely gowned IN
vhitc duchess satin. with real lace ana
diamonds and carried a large bouquet oil
white brides roses.
Her maid-Of-kOnor. Miss Marion Heller
her sister. was beautiful in white liberty
SIX over pink satin and carried Ia
France roses.
Mr. Henry $. lfutzlcr was best man ana
the following gentlemen acted as ushers:
Messrs. Herbert Dolman, Sam. Heller,
julius Weiman end Memo Mi.tledorfer.
SOME or THE GUESTS.
Among the guests were Mrs. Amelia
Heller. Mrs. Flora Hutzler Misses Blanche
ROSalic and Hannah ticiltI, Sdidn ilu'"-
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Rosenbaum, Mrs.
Leroy Hutzlcr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Marcuse'
Mr.. and Mrs i. Dollman, Mrs X. He'd
Mr. and Mrs. T. Held. Miss Rosalic Held
Mr. and Mrs. T.. Mittlcdorfcr. Misses
Fanny T.. Mttledcrfer, Fannie ID. Mittlo-
dorf,r. Maude Dollman. Mrs. A. stern
Mrs. n. stern. Mr. and Mrs. ]. stern
Mr. and Mrs Charles Held, Mrs. Mich
clbacher. Mr. and Mrs. J. Straus. Mr.. !.
Strsus. Mr.. y. Straus. Miss Sadie Schlner.
az New York: Mr. and Mrs. Is. Hutzler'
Misses Ida Hutzlcr Ida Weinbu'g. Mr.. \.
Dreifus. Mr.. julius stern, OF New YORK
Herman Heller Sam. III. Heller, Misses
Nollie Hutzler, Minnie Hutzler. tlora
Bel Rosenbaum, Merton and Evan Kos
enbaum. Lewis Held, Misses Beatrice
Held. Tilne Held. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hutzler. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. kirsh, Manning
Y Uutzler Messrs Simon solomon w
solomon. Henry Solomon. Mr.. and MIS-
a G Reirach. of Petersburg. Mrs. Leva
Harris. william HELLER. Chris. NlssIer'
! II Wissler. Jean Held. Joe Mltte-
dorfer. Mrs VI. Mittledorfer. Mrs. NJ. j.
straus. NJ. Rosenthal OF Raleigh' a
Greoncwald.
CONGRATULATIONS.
A number of congratuatory teiesrdms
we're received from friends III various
PARTS OF the country -.
Tho newly welded left on the carry
manning train for New York and other
Northern points
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accusing the Minister for War. General
BiIlot. General Mercier, and Major Raw
airy. the investigating officer. Of conniv-
ing ut the Irregularities. alleging that
Major Paty DeClan. one Of the witnesses.
was guilty OF perjury, and challenging the
government 10 prosecute him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
Three Men Killed.

AUBURN. CAL. Jan. lS.-The west
bound overland train jumped the track
near COlfaX this evening. wrecking the
train badly. The engineer, fireman and
one brakeman were killed.
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The Nintr,' Conference.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-TWO very brief ses-
sions were held by the Joint conference
Of the bituminous coal operators and
miners to-day. The Scale Committee,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19
New VeiIin8s!
New VeiIin8s!

MARVELLOUS SALE OF all the new
est and finest Face Wells: all the latest
novelties at %. %. 30. % % per yard IOC
Just one third less than regular
value.
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Kaufman & Co.

Hundreds Of fine garments sac
rifced. Every Cloak, Jacket and
Cape has got to be closed out at
either 3313 PER CENT. or so
PER CENT. OFF.
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49, and so Per Cent. Orr.
Reliable FurS

Fine OpossUm Sets consisting Of Scarf
and Satn-lined Mun. now per OSC
set .s-- -s+.---.-.......-- -.s.-- ---..ss-s y
Beautiful White Angora Sets, 81 OO
20 now lar .............sss s+''sss.s
Childrens Grey Coney Fur Muffs. oEC
go now for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Childrens Fine Beaver Muffs. as ACC
long as they last ..................... TO-
The record-union., 1898-12-31
BEEF SUPPLIED THE ARMY.
A Board of Officers TO Investigate
the Matter,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-As q re-
suit of the issue between General Miles
and General Eagan concerning the
quality of. the beef supplied the army,
and on the written request of General
Eagan, the War Department tonight
issued a special order for the assem-
bling of a board of officers in Washing
ton on next Thursday at 10 a. m. to
inquire into the general subject of the
quality of the beef supplies, and par
ticularly as to the responsibility for the
loss of 100000 pounds of refrigerated
beef sent to Porto Rico when the expe-
dition under General Miles was there.
The detail for the board is as follows:
Colonel Charles H. Alden, Assistant
Surgeon General; James M. Moore As
sistant Quartermaster General; Colonel
Francis l. Gunther, Fourth United
States Artillery; Captain L. Scherer,
Assistant Adjutant General, Recorder.
The three hundred thousand pounds
of beef referred to was shipped from
Newport News to Porto Rico about the
time the word came from General Miles
that he had supplied himself with fresh
beef, taken on the island The refrig-
Grated beef made the trip to Porto Rico
and back, but by the time it reached
Montauk Point it is understood to have
spoiled, owing to the delay and conse-
quent lack of refrigerating material.