davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-23

aHyomeir Is the oniy drE-alE E.Emleide
knhTln which nature permits 70 enteF tho
bronehial tnbo8 and tungl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-23
cANARTEs.

CANARIEs-5o0 HARTz MOUNTAIN
I J Rollers, Males 600. Females SOC, Al
HENRY HELMRRlGHTs, corner Mar
ket and Sixth streets. Sc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-23

uCUREs M INHALATION
Il Guaranteed Because II DOES Care.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-23
FOR RENT.

T0oR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
u in the City Bank building. Inquire 81
the City Bank Of wheeling. ara
NOR RENT-THE wARE-RooN no.
1910 Main street Possession at once.
INQUIRE OF X. j. McCuLLAGH, No. %
Fifteenth street. Az
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-23
TO LOAN.

NTOSEY TO LoAN-SSOo0.Oo, 100000.
M f601o.06, 100000. GEO. J. MATHI.
son. Real Estate Agent, lS0s Market g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-23

IIsp. aud MI.hnP, in the Thriving city
Across tie HivFr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-23

uTANTED-dTRL FOR .GEEERAL
w Homework. Apply at No. Ken
lucky street, Island. seq
UTANTED-GIRLs. LIGHT WORK.
w Permanent situations. Also boys v
to IS years old. G. X AcMECHEN q
SON CO. So
NURSE wANTEp-NIDpLB AGED
N woman, experienced, 80 care t9r u
FAINT. references required. Address J. t.
care inielllgeneer office. seq
MULTIPLICATION IN PRIVATE
w family TO do sewing: willing 10 assist
in taking care OF children. Address D.
care OF tntelligenesr ottee. seq
0TTANTED-AGESTs, EITHER SEN;
w to dollars day. NO books
Arch street. Philadelphia.
DoYs WANTED-BoYs WHO CAN
10 sing. for 81. Matthews Choir. In
structions In music and salary paid those
showing ability. Apply TO PARIS X
MYERS. No 1876 Market street. after
A GENTS WANTED FOR THE ONLY
"A ofieIai History Of Our War with
Spain, its Causes. Incidents and Results.
maps and enEravingE. BY Hon. Henry u,
Russell Senator Proctor CNt.) and Sena-
tor Thurston CNeb.). The greatest seller
ever known. 1000 more agents wanted.
We nay freight and give credit. Write for
Terms and Territory TO the sole publish
ers, A. d. WORTHISGTON & CO., Hart
ford. Conn. SelS-mMeSI&soM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-23
once Of City Tax Collector.
pnhlln Bnilding.
A DMTNIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
MEpIcAL EXAMINATIoN.

Administrator o, the ESt6ta q cosEsd
SchelleF. Au43
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
He viii Institute Suit for Ten Thou
sand Dollars Damages.
He REFUSED HIS DISMISSAL,
Trouble Grew Out OF DR.. Zachary's
Refusal 20 be Subordinate To
DR.. C. l.. Wcrtenbakcr, Sur
gcOn OF the United
States Marine Hos
pital Service.

WILMINGTON. Y. c., Nov. 30.-spec-
ial.-Lato this afternoon by order Of
Mayor Wadden. police officers forcibiy
elected DR.. X. l.. Zachary. resident ply
sician and steward at the City Hospital,
from that institution.
MANAGERS REQUEST.
The election order was issued at the
request of the Board of Managers and
Board Of Regents Of the hospital Dr.
Zachary having refused 70 accept a dis
missal at the nauds of the managers.
IIe has engaged counsel and will insu-
tute suit for salary for uncxpired term
oil Office and $1,000 damages.
CAUSE OF TROUBLE.
The trouble has grown out OF a refusal
OF DR. Zachary tO be subordinate % Dr.
c. D. Wertenblker surgeon in charge of
the United States Marine Hospital, who
at the request of the Beard Of Managers
assumed charge of the city Hospital as
temporary medical superintendent tO es-
tabush the Marine Hospital system.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
H0AR ON SOVEREIGNTY.
Spain Has Little TO Sell and We Should
Not Oncr as Purchasers.

WORCESTER MASS. Nov 30.-Sena-
tor Ioar announced himself to-day as
positively opposed 10 the acquisition or
the Philippines by the United States. In
communication 10 The Gazette he
says. 1--WE have not SO far any news
which is absolutely trustworthy OF what
they are doing On Paris. But II the report
is true that Il is proposed Go buy of SPAN
The sovereignty OF the Philippine Islands
and 20 pay $20000p0 for IT, T. do not be-
lcvo that such "a treaty viii be agreed
Go. and / do not believe ~ ought 20 be
agreed 90. Spain has very little soy
creiCnty In the Philippines 20 sell Jus
now. and / do not think the people oi
the United States are IN the market 20
buy sovereignty or that the constitution
has conferred on anybody the right 20
buy any such commodity The consutu-
ton was framed upon thc theory that
s0vcroirntv is not s4loahle article. The
people of the United States have con-
fcrfed upon nobody The power 20 make
such purchases in their behalf. We have
acquired territory either vacant or SO
soarsclv settled that there was no peo-
pie capahe of governing it and no germ
of "a national life. We have also. in one
recent case. acquired territory where
the orieiua germ of national life had
perished But neither of these precedents
applies 10 the Philippine archipelago with
it's millions of Inhabitants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
THE CHESTER'S MlSHAPS.
An Investigation Shows That bThey
Were Due to Careless Pilots.

SAVANNAH, GA, November 50.-An
investigation of ;he grounding of the
transport Chester, with the Fifteenth
United States Infantry on board. bound
f1r NeuVtas, Cuba. in the Savannah
river was held to-day by The local board
of p.lotaga commissioners acting Tor the
port. by Licutenant-Colonel Curtis
Guild. Jr Inspector general or the Sew
enth .trmy Corps. for the War Depart
meat and by Captain William Williams,
ouarternaster OF the Chester. for the
Quartormaster's Department
The Chester grounded twice the first
time being put ashore by her pilot 90
avoid q collision with the transport Mani
toba, which was entering the port as the
Chester was going OFT. and the second
time going ashore in d FOG.
The blame for The hIst mishap is
placed upon the pilots Of the two trans
ports The blame for the second mis-
hap is placed upon the pilot of the Ches-
ter. but with mitigating circumstances.
This report vii. be male 10 the War De-
partment.
All parties interested IN the investiga-
ton agreed that the grounding of the
Chester was not due To- any lack of
water in the channel, but to- the poor
Judgment displayed by the pilots Ia at
tempting 90 pass the two vessels.
The Chester is az anchor in the harbOI
and Will go TO sea tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
INVESTIGATING AT BOSTON.


BOSTON. Nov 30-The War Invest-
eating Board continued its hearings to-
day.
DR.. James y. Clarkson. Of Boston.
medical officer for the Massachusetts,
Volunteer Aid Association. described at
some length his experience in verious
camps in Porto Rico. saying he saw no
evidence OF neglect or inemciency on the
part of the officers.
Dr. T. W Johnson. Of Boston. was
asked regarding the condition Of Lieut..
VIM Tiffany and said that when he saw
him he was lying in bed with his tenn
perature i05. f. was below the normal
inside Of As hours. but be died within two
days.
The cause of death was not want Of
food. but want of proper lood 'I have
also heard" said the witness. that Lieu-
tenant Tinauys death was due 10 the
kindness of his friends. who permitted
an over-indulgonce in delicdcies and even
alcohol when he came 10 Boston. This
IS q lie. lie could have not retained
whisky on his stomach had it been given
90 him. T know because 1 tried % have
him take some"
other witnesses were examined, but
nothing new was developed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
CARLISM IS THE
EXISTING DANGER.
SagaSta Now Admits That an Upris-
ing is Imminent--The Pope Has
InteNened in the Matter.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Biarritz CORES
pondent Of the Daily Mail says:
"Senor Sagasta. who has hitherto been
sceptical on the point, now admits that
Carlism is the greatest existing danger
10 Spain. The authorizes are seriously
alarmed at the indications Of an imminent
rising. The Carlist plans have been Ella
borately devised even to the extent Of
appointing a Governor Of Madrid
The Madrid correspondent OF the Daily
Mail says:
SPANISH TROOPS.
"Lieutenant-General Correa. Minister OF
War. declares that the government has
10000 troops in readiness to take the
field in the event OF a Carlist rising and
will soon have 2o,V0o available.
He says. however, he does not believe
that the Carlists intend to move yet.
-Four hundred guns which were being
smuggled, have been seized in Basque
village.
Don Carlos. In his forthcoming mani
festo, Will make a strong appeal % the
army. The Carlists disagree among
themselves as TO the adyisabillty Of an
Immediate movement"
THE POPE INTERVIEWS.
The Rome correspondent OF the Daily
Mail says the Pope has been so much
impressed by the alarm expressed by the
Paoai Nuncio at Madrid. al the possi-
bility OF civil war that, with the consent
of the Queen Regent. and with view OF
avoiding bloodshed. he has opened nego-
tlatsons with Don Carlos. proposing that
To- eptarfa shAtsld
marry Princess Mary, Of AussrtA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
Southern Railroad Men.

PHILADELPHIA. November 3O.-Rep-
resentatiyes OF various railroads con-
Meeting this city with the South held a
meeting here to-day Those present wers
J. n, Weed, general passenger agent.
Pennsylvania road; W. A. Turk. general
passenger agent Southern road; a. o.
Mcdonald. general passenger agent
Florida Central and Peninsula railroad;
W. r. Taylor. traffic manager Florida
Central; II. c. McFadden assistant pas
ssnger az ent Atlantic Coast Line. Tho
officials met 20 discuss and decide points
regulating the joint operation OF their
roads under contracts existing between
them and 20 talk over the business for
the winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
THE CUSHING PROTOCOL.
The One Spain Declines TO Revive Is
Not as Important as Formerly.

WASHINGTON November @.-lhe
protocol Of 1877. which the Spanish gov
ernment has notified its commissioners
not 10 revive. is the celebrated Cushing
protocol. which has been source OF
much correspondence between the Two
governments and was invoked by TINS
government a number Of times prior to
tho outbreak OF hostilities. The protocol
was framed with special reference 70 the
outbreak I'm Cuba against Spain, ana
now that she has lost nearly all OF her
colonies, and especially those near our
soil. has not it's former Importance to
the United States. It's aim was to guar
antee our citizens protection against
summary and secret legal proceedings.
It's first clause. which Is fairly descrip-
tive Of the whole protocol provided that
no citizen Of the United States residing
IN Spain or her island possessions
charged with treason. conspiracy against
the government or any other crime shall
be subject 10 trial by any exceptional
tribunal unless captured with arms in
hand, but instead shall be tried eXclu-
sIvely by the ordinary legal jurisdiction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
NEED INVESTIGATION.
New York State Officials Acts Should
BE Passed on by the Grand jury.

ALBANY, y. Y, Nov. 30.-Judge Coun-
tryman's report to the Attorney-General
aad the Governor which was made
public to-day on his investigation Of the
report of the Canal Commissioners, TO
ascertain and determine whether any ju-
dioial proceedings, civil or otherwise.
should be instituted on behalf OF the
State against any party or public officers
interested or engaged in the canal inn
provement, finds that both State Engi-
neer and Surveyor Adams and Superin-
tendent of Public Works Aldrich have
either committed or permitted acts which
should be investigated by a grand jury.
After Governor Black had received this
report he addressed a communication 10
the attorney-general in which he said:
you are hereby requested TO imme-
diately take charge Of proceeding against
the State Engineer and Surveyor and the
Superintendent OF Public Works on be-
half OF the State and to institute and 20
prosecute to their conclusion such Grim
inal actions or proceedings as may be
warranted by the reports and testimony
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
Apiece Of Bamboo With a Note from
the Crew of the White Wings.
ANOTHER SHIP PROBABLY LOST.
Wrcckagc Washed Ashore Thought TO
Dc From Deep sea Ship Further
Up the Coast Details Of the
Big Storm gotO Show That
Horrors Detailed arc Not
Oycrcstimatcd.

f1nnfrrsrfrr--r,frrs- nr.-lt 49, Oh.
''-'''
90" ..'i'''t ''''"i'' pi3"s '''"' I'D
Boston and Portland. was swallowed by
tae sea- i'm last Sundays storm of High
lf,ad
'i "I zoe sAly s company OF about I1J
souls. NOT one survives. and the story Of
.t. .rt....... ,...,, ........ ,., ,.r8 e.~teen
bIAit" nave come trINit, ana iL i' Ho'
likely THAT many more wil Doe recovered.
no LIFE BOAT
one feature of the disaster is the alb
s.uce of amy fragment of 90 lne-boat or
sfe craft among the varied mass OF
..,a0t... fr.n Tho Portland which has
.eu washed ashore durIne the last three
a.rs ALONG tho beach from HiEh Head
--.t.., 81. Chatham TrD Id a late hour
t,.I., r, one had rcuo-ted finding any
80 tI. p.rfIarl.s h.af- Several pieces
80 ,.rit..,.fr-.d oars were picked rp at
,..,. rofr+s ON. theory is that the
,.,.t. and uf. rrfis wore carried far out
D.. ... ana v,.ra mot bIovn auvwhe,.
80. .f.t. --...
ola marines saw thov cannot under
,.--I ,-r,- t,. .re,rer which about o
''.- -,... .,-'-t., t,,., .j,ef,re tbo
- e..li -, Ms eirbtad
500 r-1' ,4 I.rrg
,. w a.. ,i.,' ,'i,'o,,l,. Dro,l3 *
''.' .-. -,.. ,.,,.,,'...t... 1Iari,or y-hen
'' .'.- i.,-.--..,,. ernr, tba fau of tbe
"- t.-'... ,,.,.t.......- ,,.,s
'-'
..liV ,.,-.,.,rr,
a y 4 (-l-i'i-' i o.. r,..,., ,+
why lne loI..all- ,s,i I,', ,,.,.,,
ODD 9iiiinay HitH' = nay I'14 '-'-' rs
men on ine cane goa ..-li - ~.
Iuutcher Island ludl tNt fi 'iHt" y 't'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY.
United States Grand jury Finds True
Bills Against South Carolinians

COLUMBIA. 5. c.. Nov. 3)-n thu
United States District Court here to-day.
upon indictments handed out by District
Attorney LathroDe, the grand jury re-
turned true bills against NJ. l.. b. Sturkie.
John Dunlap. wade COchrane. Thomas
Bentley Henry Martin. l.. Tucker, j.
Q. Stillwell. J. T. Jennings. }.
l.. Reynolds well known citizens
Of Mccormick. y. C.. upon tho
charge Of conspiracy, the offense being
the driving away from that town az the
time OF the recent Phoenix trouble. of
j. W Tolbert. the husband and assistant
OF the pOstmistrcss. There are several
counts in each Indictment all being
brought under sections 500 and 5il,.
United States statutes. Bench warrants
have been issued and Marshal Clayton
dispatched 10 Mccormick for the defei.-
dants.
II IS proposed 20 have the trial az the
present term OF court here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
SOUTHERN INDUSTRY FAILS.
The Birmingham Rolling Mill Conn
pany Makes an Assignment

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Nov. So.-The
birmingham Rolling Milling Company
flied "a deed of assignment to-day. The
assignmcnt was made TO John VI. Bars,
Jr., ca director of the company, and
Thomas Ward. The general manager The
liabilities are estimated at 100000. No
creditors are preferred.
The Birmingham Rolling Mil is one of
the largest industries iu this district and
its assignment was wholly unexpected boy
the public.
The president of The company j. q.
CalIwcM himself made % per onal as-
sicnmcut in Louisville Ky, about ten
days ago. and this fact may have has-
tened the rolling mills creditors 70 press
&c.
The quick" assets are 10000 with
corresponding liabilities of $4,000. The
company went heavily into debt four
OF five years ago to buy machinery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
THE GATE CITY SAFE.


BOSTON NoN. t4-There appears TO De
itUt basis tor apprehension as TO the
safety of The Steamer Gate city. Of the
Savannah Lime H spite of tho report
which reached here l-t night that life
presDryer heariu- the name of The steam
cr had been picked up ou Cape Cod. The
steamer DAatfaaoo.hee which arrived
here iast night reports having passed
The Gate city on Moutuk Point. Long
Island af 1903 O'Clock Monday afternoon
and that there was nothing amlss with
fha savannah liner aa Gan as could hc
observed Tho storm wae over az the
time ths Gate city was seen ls Tie Chat
tahoochoe. and 500 aI probability She Is
eafo and near hrt destination. Savannah.
e... at this tme.
rHe Cromwell ,L.ne steamer Hudson
f.m Sew orleans. November 81. arrived
To-day after "a very stormy pas ee She
reports that She sighted Savannah
.H. steamer bound South yesterday al
r N about ln miles south of Sandy
Uo.h This may Doe the steamer Gate
.i. which sailed from Boston on SAT-
uraay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
VALE BLANC0.
The EN-Captain-General Takes His De-
parturc from Scene of his Greatness

HAVANA. Nov 3o--Thc Spanish mail
steamer Nillaverde With Marshal Blanco.
the former Captain-General OF cuba, and
his suite on board. left this port az
A. NJ. to-day. The departure Of Marshal
Blaaco was not accompanied by the
Domp and ceremony marking similar
events in previous years.
An anectionate farewell took place on
the wharf between Marshal Bldnco and
a number OF his old friends. and he
warmly embraced General Ruberter. his
old companion. IN arms and trusted
friend. Only personal friends and a few
officers accompanied General BlancO;
noac OF the crowds usual on such occa-
sions waiting 10 see him for the last
time. A body of troops. however, 70 do
military honors TO the former Captain
General, was present.
A. soon as Marshal Blanco arrived on
board the Nillaverde. the vessel weighed
anchor Sailing with Marshal Blanco are
Generals Bernal and Tjedo, Colonies
CevOllas. Pagllery. Tusser and Domencio.
and several other officers Of lesser rank
belonging to his personal stan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
TROUBLE IN WEST VIRGINIA,
4 Mob Has Collected ut Parkersburg
to Lynch Negro Prisoners.

PARKERSBURG. W. VA, Nov. 30
I.ate tonight circular was received on
the streets reading: Armed and masked
men wanted at II o'clock tonight at the
south end OF the bridge
Before II o'clock. four hundred men
had collected there. AT midnight they
marched across 10 the jail, where over
a thousand had collected. Sheriff Wade
had a large guard armed with Winches-
ters. lie told the crowd 70 d1sperse'
that he would do his duty IL Is sup
posed they wanted TO lynch two negroes,
Wade Grant and George Malat both ac-
cused OF assaulting a woman. A Few
shots have been fired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01

son OF the Spanish pretender, Don odI-
los, and "A Bayarian princess.
SPAIN LACKED SKILL.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Madrid cores
pondent Of the Standard whose dispatch
Is dated Tuesday and is forwarded from
the frontier says:
The opposition papers accuse the gov
erDment and the spanish Peace Comnls-
sioners of lack Of skill and energy IN
projecting Spanish interests. They de-
mand the immediate convocauon or the
Cortes, and the resumption OF the con-
stitutional guarantees so that public opin-
ion can declare for new and competent
ministry 20 undertake tho re-organiza-
ton Of the country and SIS finances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01

BERLIN. Nov. S0-Intense surprise and
bitterness have been caused here by tha
speech OF the Austrian premier. Count
Won -Hohenstein, in the ketchsrath.
yesterday in reply TO an Interpolation on
the subject OF the expulsion OF Austrians
from Prussia. He said the Austrian For
eign Ofice had strongly protested and
would not hesitate energetically 10 pro-
tect the rights Of Austrians and 20 adopr
retaliatory measures, II necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
Iirden Indictments,

ST. LOUIS. NO. Nov.30-A special
10 the Republic from CarlinsviIle, Ills.
saws: The Virden riot investigation by
the Nacoupin county grand jury, was
practically concluded to-day and the
States legal representatives are busy
drawing up the bills Of Indictment
That true bills have been returned
against all who participated in the battle
OF October 2lst. as far as the investisat-
ing body can ascertain, is virtually as
sured.
The nature OF the Indictments cannot
De learned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
A BARGE PICKED UP.
Ocean Belle. Which WAS Thought Lost.
Tow cd Into Delaware Brcakwater,

PHILADELPHIA. PA. November 20-
ihe barge ocean Belle. which Was aban-
1onei November 9th in sinking Condi-
uon Gem miles southeast ~ Winter Quar-
ter Shoal bias been towed into the Della
ware irettwator by the tug North
Amclca. When The steamer orion left
the ocean Belle at anchor on Sunday il
vas thought she would De a total loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
GARCIA IN WASHINGTON.
He Reaches the City with the Cuban
1..,..r r..i..i.... - 90, r.r.nDn

tOmmi>siOn OI lOnIcrCnCc.
WASHINGTON. Nov oo-The men,
bcrs of the commission delegated 10 visit
the United States to- discuss with officials
of this government the many problems
which confront both Cubans and Ameri-
cans 0u the island arrived in Washing
ton this evening from New York
The commission is headed by General
CaINto Garcia. the veteran soldier and
leader lt is the present expectation of
General Garcia and the other commits
sionors 90 remain in Washington about
ten days.
Tomorrow General Garcia viii call
upon Secretary OF War Alser but beyond
that cau no arrangements have been
perfected for the movements OF the conn
mission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
GERMANYS PRIVILEGES.
she is Negotiating for Her Commercial
Rights in the Sulu Islands.

LONDON, Dec. THE Berlin corres-
pondent Of the Daily News says:
Germany is negotiating at Washington
for the recognition Of Germany's COM
mercial privileges IN the Sulus The ne
gotiations are friendly. Germany desir-
ing 70 act in perfect Agreements win
England and the United States.
II believe it 70 be correct that Germany
would pay q reasonable price for the
Carolines, but she does not desire 70 do
anything to prejudice her relations with
either the United States or Great
Britain"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
Tho Ohio Eloated.

BOSTON Nov 20 The Steamer Ohio.
ghicn went ashore on Spectacle Island
curing Saturday storm. was noated by
dyo tugs this afternoon and brought %
aor dock u is thought she is not badly
Ianagcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
NEW REPUBLIC
WAS SHORT LIVED
ReyoIutOnsts in Salvador Usurp the
New Central American Govern
ment--Be0innino ofthe End

SAN FRANCISCO. November 80-Gen-
eral Thomas Regaldo. the head OF the
revolutionary movement in Salvador. has
usurpod the presidency and proclaimed
himself the chief executive OF the re
public.
such is The sensational information that
has been received On this city The news
was conveyed m a private cypher cable
dispatch received by prominent banker
here who has extensive business in Gem
tral America.
INSURGENTS CONTROL.
The statement SIS added that Aranjo
has been appointed General Minister and
tne affairs OF the government are now
il The hands OF the insurrcctiOnists.
Tho news is of the utmost Importance
for The reason that the success OF the
revolutionary forces prevents the forma-
ton OF the Greater Republic OF Central
America.
WASHINGTON, November 30-The up
rising in Salvador has reached the di-
mensions OF a revolution in the judy
ment OK officials and diplomats familiar
with affairs in that quarter President
Gutierrez has given way % General Re
galdo, who has formed a provisional gov
eminent.
A DEATH BLOW.
The changes are construed by some OF
them as "a death blow 10 the newly
formed republic. known as the United
States OF Central America. composed OF
Salvador. Nicaragua and Honduras one
of whose main purposes was 10 provide
jOint military force for common de-
fence against uprisings but other diplo-
mats take just tho reverse view.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-01
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Yesterday the range OF The thermome-
ter Was as follows: 9 A. NJ. Il: y NJ,
a; NJ. 50. p. ", i6. p. NJ, a;
Il ~, 40. Average, 10 2-S.