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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
ROUTING AN ARMY.
How the Worst Invasion Of Modern
Times is Absolutely Overcome.

When men or women feel depressed or
tired at the present day IL Is common 10
say. IL think / nave malaria:
What is malafia2 u is only an army
Of germs that get into the podyi germs
that ruin the health ana undeImlhe me
life. They are aggressivei ht{ Ieeu upon
the body: they must be killed.
1t has been thought that qulhlne Woulo
accomplish this. hut many people cannot
take quinine; IL disagrees Win tneih' II
often nauseates il Is Known, however
that pure whiskey. taken IN moderation,
will kill and entirely eXterminate ne
worst army Of germs when ever lhVauS
the system. They cannot Wlhstand II.
Under the influence Of pure stlmulants
the germs are killed. the BODY Is, Strength
ened and the health IS restored.
II should not be understood however,
requires something specially pure ana
specially designed for THIS purpose eng
fbot is precigelv what Dunys Pure Matt
Whlskey is. II is scienthc, r. ed cinal
preparation. u has the hisnest tndG rse-
ments OF doctors and scientists: IL IS
wonderfully popular because J. is so EN-,
Client and powerful. DO not he deceived
into the use OF any Other, % mere Is no
other preparation upon the mHke- t"at
can accomplish what is ctcCml .sled py
Duffy's Pure Malt You WILL ma NAV IL
is kept by reliable druggists ana sroce'9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
WHAT SPAIN SAYS,
She Has Made No Move Towards Peace.
Manila Not 50 Hard Pressed.

MADRID. June IA p. M.-The Mn
lister for Foreign Affairs, Duke Almodo-
var De Rio. told the newspaper men to-
dav that the Spanish government had
not taken steps in the direction OF peace
negotiations.
The Minister also said he had not re-
ceived any confirmation Of the reported
third attack on Santiago de cuba.
The Minister for War General Correa
declared the situation at Manila Is better
than was supposed. lie said Captain
General Augusu had concentrated 0WJ
men for the defence of the city ana MS
batteries Of artillery are asserted TO
comprise 1893 long-range guLs.
u was officially announced to-day that
Senior Dubosc the former Spanish Charge
d. Affairs at Washington. and Lieutenant
Carranza. the former Spanish naval at
tache at Washington. have been 'inyit-
ed" 20 leave Canada. owing 90 the Cana
dian authorities having intercepted let
ter which Lieutenant Carranza addressed
to the Minister OF Marine, giving an ac-
count OF the condition OF the American
ports and fortihcations"
VIENNA, June 1.-THE Neue Frele
presse to-day says: Span has requested
the Powers TO urge the United States 10
occupy Manila with American troops
should the town surrender and not allow
the city to fall into the hands OF the in
sursents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
ROWDYlSM AT CHlCKAMAUGA,
The Governor of Georgia is Appealed
Toto Have il stopped.

ATLANTA. CA. June 1L-Governor
Atkinson was to-day peuuOned Dy tne
pegple OF I.ytIe. the town adjoining Cllch-
an.auga National PARK, TOT pio-e~,i-u
AGAINST the rowdyism when tney dsStr'
pfcyaHs in that portion OF Walker COIN
~ to am alarming extent. The nu ner-
ously signed document was presenter oE
r. .. Vert. merchant OF Lyle
4. charges. among other things re
-eIltr.. a. liquor without license and var
ious infractions Of the law, resulting TO
damage TO property.
Tine Governor IS urged 20 interfere for
the protection of the people OF Walker
county and compel, If possible me en-
Tor, emont Of the law. The Governor fas
hal this matter brought TO his at.sltlon
several times
lie said 90 the Ass0clatel Press repre-
sentative to-day;
"Wbat those people up there need IS
nerve. II IS not my duty 90 interfere
until a warrant has been sworn out Be
hind tho sheriff of Walker county Is the
militia and General Brooke. / am sure
is ready with Federal force TO aid us
n necessary. Let them swear out the
warrants. The Governor viii enforce The
law"
Governor Atkinson believes the matter
will be settled az once as he has been
assured OF General Brooke S cooperation.
Tho Governor was member OF tlr
state Legislature when the reservation
act was passed and his recommendation
Is that the local authorities have inc
power 90 arrest an offenders In the res
ervation for an offence committed out
side
Il Is known that only the mildest o,
the many acts OF rOwdyism by the sol
diers were given ont by the Governor.
Governor Atkinson has received a tele-
gram from General Boynton. chairman or
the Park Commission who j. az the park
making an investigation Of the matter.
General BOynton states that at the
time the chairman Of the Board OF Roads
and Revenues OF Walker, together with
the court officers were on the ground
issuing licenses to disreputable places.
Tho license give the holder the right o.
sell liquor The law IS that whisky shall
not be sold within three miles OF school
house. and. according TO General Boyn-
toms telegram, the places which are be-
ing licensed are nearer than that 70
school houses.
Governor Atkinson at once sent copies
Of the telegram and other papers In his
possessions 10 Judge Henry, OF the Cir
cult Court. which includes Walker coun-
~. and Judge Fite OF the Circuit which
includes CatasoOta county
The park lies I'm these two counties.
The solicitor generals OF the two circuits
will investigate the matter and the prob
ability Is that a special term Of court
will be called IN both counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
Injuries FOR THE
BOYS IN CAMP!
The Detail at Fredericksburg Sue
cessfuI in Recruiting.
THE IMMUNE CAMP GROWS.
six Companies Now Located at Gum
merry spring-Business Excursions
10 fredericksburg by the
Weems Line of Steamers.

MISUNDERSTANDING, VA, June IA
snecial.-A large box OF substantials ana
good things Is being provided Dy 'ne
c,ttzens and will be shipped TINS week "
the members OF Company X, torherly
the washington Guard of this city, Ihira
Virginia Regiment, now IN camp az
Camp Alger. Colonel II. ID. Coie "aa
the matter in charge and WIZ ATTEND ~
the shipment. The boys will appreciate
III. 1honghtfulness on the part OF tho
neonle in their own town and having
been confined to army rations LOT
month. they will heartily enjoy tnls suo-
stantlal reminder OF home fare.
Captain NJ. e. Rowe and his detail OF
four men have opened a recruiting OF
Ace here and are receiving the names o,
volunteers for the first battalion, Ihl,u
Virginia Regiment. Captain fNo"S
tended Caroline Court at Bowling Green
Yesterday and quite number or young
men gave him their names ana saio
they would come up and enlist.
THE IAlMUNES. :,
Tho carnn of the Fourth Regiment, y.
" 1mmunes) on the outskirts Oh the
lower part of the city Is growing. s,N
companies have arrived ana others aIe
expected every few days until the enure
regiment Is completed. Nearly sh %
The men have been uniformed ana tho
camn now presents more OF military
appearance. Colonel j. S. Petit - In
command and the commissioned onlcers
have become quite popular here and are
the recipients Of many attentions from
our people.
THE eighth annual Colt and Horse Show
of the Upperyile Club will be held at
Grafton Hall. Fauquier county. to-mcr-
row and Thursday. Messrs. G. III. HUE
kamp and ID. W. III. Green. Of this city.
are among the exhibitors.
Mr. Hayes Beckwith has been appoint
ed manager OF the Postal Telegraph COM
nany's Office In this city TO succeed the
late Joseph McGovern
Captain c. T.. Gibson Is erecting
handsome residence on his place on tne
Potomac river near Whitewater In star
w BUSINESS TRIPS.
The usiness Mems Association has ar
ranged with the Weems Line OF steamers
for another trade excursion at low
rates from all the wharves along the
Rappahannock river TO this city on Wed
nesday, June 18th.
Mr. Thomas Brown. OF Lancaster ana
Miss Tstelle Robertson were married
few DAYS ago at White Marsh church In
that county, Rev. Mr., LedfetieT ohiciat-
ing.
Mr.. Joseph Green and Miss Kate New
ton. both OF Stafford county, were mar
rled In Washington Saturday morning.
Hon. VIM. A. Little. Jr.. ex-State SEN
ator and formerly Commemorative at
torney OF this city will be married TO.
morrow at ST. Margaret's Episcopal
church in Washington 20 Mrs. Jessie s.
Doucherty. a very attractive and wealthy
young widow OF Stebensville. o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
BRAKESMANKILLED
ON THE BELT LINE.
Head End Collision Causes a Negro
Trainman's Death.
DUE TO A MISUNDERSTANDING.
Extra Engine No. 23, Of n Work Train
of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Crashes
Into Transfer Engine No. 4.

A head-erd collision occurred about 6
O'Clock last evening on the James River
Division Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad about one-fourth
Of a mile north Of the High Bridge, which
spans the James a half mile above the
new Pump House. between extra engine
No. % Of the work train
north bound and engine No. 4
of the transfer train. which car
rfes freight between Bolton and ClOptOn
and which az the time OF the accident was
almost al "a staudstil. one man, a negro
brakeman on the work train, named FL
more Arnold. was crushed 10 death, be-
yond all sembance of humanity, while
four OF his companion .Workmen were
variously injured.
The work train. Conductor Rice and
Engineer James. was proceeding under
fair speed northward I'm returning 70 the
shops. after the days work, while the
transfer train. Conductor MORGAN ana
Engineer Walter Farmer, was making ITS
usual run.
JUMPED FOR THEIR LIVES.
The transfer train was hidden from
view 10 the work train around q bill
which marks a sharp turn several hum
dred wards from the bridge. The work
train's crew were unaware that the trans
fer was duo al the time and Engineer
James had tust time 20 whistle for dan
ger. to- apply the brakes and with bis
fireman. jump for mis- lifo, before the
crash came.
His warning whistle aroused the trans
FER trains crew and engineer and when
the engines met the transfer was almost
~ a standstll, and all hands had gotten
Off safely.
with the work train The men Jared dif-
ferently.
About n dozen or fifteen negro laborers
occupied the work car and tho HATS
which composed The train. When the
engine whlsted down brakes" Elmore
Arnold grasped his brake wheel on the
fat car Immediately behind the tender.
CRUSHED AT HIS WHEEL.
At the impact the fiat car slid under the
tender and Arnold was crushed at his
wheel.
Four other negroes-RObert Ridgeway
a cook on the work train: Edward Alex
andcr. II. voolfolk. and Fleming Mills,
workmen-sustained slight injuries.
The engines were badly demolished.
Superintendent Courtney. Of the rail-
road. when notified of the accident re-
paired Immediately 20 The scene of the
wreck and saw 10 the removal OF the in-
iured I'm one OF the companys wagons 10
the Retreat for the Sick after an oXami-
nation of the hurts had been made by
DR.. j. NJ. WinfreG who was also In att
tendance
The chesterfield county coroner was
notified.
Trafice was suspended on the Ben
Line until the track was cleared at a
Ia hcur this morning.
Engineer Farmer. of the transfer train
IS very unfortunate, this making the hith
accident in which he has figured, al
though no blame Is attached 20 him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
V.P. /. COMMENCEMENT.
Handsome Sword and Medal 90 n
Richmond Boy.

BLACKSBURG. VA. June 14.-Specal.
The commencement exercises began Fri
day, and dress parade in the presence OF
many spectators. After the parade Col
onel Finch presented two handsome
swords. one TO Captain Julian a. Bur
russ. of Richmond, Va, and the other 70
Captain j. S. A. Johnson, Of Abemarle
county Va. The swords were awarded
by the captains respective companies.
At the meeting Of the Maury Literary
Society the following were installed OIL
GERS for the ensuing year; tred. wilson,
of HarrisOnburg, Va, president; Edward
A. Separk. of Richmond. Va, vlce-prtsi-
dent: H. NJ. Jacobus. Of Berkey, Va
critic. G. V. Allen. Of Albemarle county,
Va, recording secretary. Inc lolloWihs
members We're elected on the Gray JdCht.
staff for the first term OF next session
George l.. Fentress Of Norfolk. Va, edi-
tor-in-chief: Fred. Wilson. OF Harrison
burg. Va. literary editor; G. l.. Allen, OF
Harris0nburg. Va, local editor, ana hd-
ward A. Sopark. OF Richmond, Va, bust
ness manager. 1900,
The commencement exercises opened
with the baccalaureate sermon IN tne
institute auditorium at IL o'clock by Kew.
-''''o' THE SECOND DAY.
Hon. r $ Parks of Luray, Va, dehV-
cred an address before ne Ma1ur{ sho
Lee literary societies at II A. NJ, IN the
oUdforiuro 10 an aVpraciative audience
There was dress parade and battalion
drill at T.. NJ. At dress parade Coi09nei
Finch presented 20 Captain Edward, G ,ii.55
ham of Richmond. Va, beautlIul BoIu
medal. given by his company. 80.
The r. and is entertainment was "a
ceedingly good. ..,.-o4 tho
In the evening a german rendered thy
seniors took place In the liDiary ntil
of The Second academic building OF tne s
institute. The Roanoke Macaine Wo,h9
band furnished the music. ne aeC9 ~ "a. :,
lions of the junior class german We're ,i ieIt
a., tts resnecfive places. Mr.. George Bas-
Rervin OF Baskerville. led the ,,. ger I1rysd
g. ,,.tiob fhe c0uules returned 10 the
Iau and resumed their dancing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
The Mcline Ministry Defeated.

PARIS. June 1.-THE Chamber OF
Deputies to-day BY zo to Zs2 passed q
vote OF confidence In the government.
The Meline Ministery later was defeat
ed in the Chamber or Depuues-zss-2'e'
amid intense excitment and uproar.
Members OF the exterme LETT arose en-
,nassa and shouted for the retirement OF
AZ Neline. NJ. BertesVx yelled: get
ont. YOU are defeated" Others pointing
10 the ministerial benches INDUCED In q
chorus OF boohs.
,rhe Socialists loadly shouted Resign,
resign" The Chamber OF Deputies ad-
journed until Monhay.
In the hobbies Of the Chamber the opin-
ion was freely expressed that M. Melirs
would resign after the Council to-rnof-
row. although nothing Is certain, owing
to the contradictory character OF the
votes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
WANTED A FIGHTING J0B.ss
An Illinois Reserve who Gave up
Soft Snap for Hard Duty.

NORFOLK. VA. June 14.-Special.-As-
sistant Paymaster w. II. Doherty. United
States navy. recently assigned 20 the
Vixen, left for Key West last night TO
joint his ship Before leaving he told
the following incident which occurred az
the Portsmouth navy-yard, where several
hundred members Of the Illinois Naval
Reserve have recently arrived One OF
these. Paymaster DOherty said, passed an
examination successfully and was app
pointed assistant paymaster In the vol
unteer service. q position which IN the
regular service pays about Sl,IOO year.
The next day the Illinoisan walked up
TO the commander Of the .shlq 10 Whlch
he had been assigned, and said:
SAY, what DO l doF a.. it,,
The commader, overlooking the inlor-
maiitv of his address. said: Why. you
make out the pay-rolls and pay on the
men,"
"Oh no. you don't nght. , IA .ho
"Weu. to hell with this job sald the
uinoisan. Il want TO fight .,t
He was made a petty officer at a SUI SUI
pend Of about $50 month. win "a G ~ ny
If unlimited lighting, and accepted II JOY
fully.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
CERYERA'S FLEET
ALL AT SANTIAGO
(Conunucd Trom First page).

Tor the purpose OF exploding any sub
marine mines that may exist.
The hospital ship Solace arrived this
,oornine and LEFT az noon for Guanatana-
no.
m is expected that the marines az
c;uanatanamo viii be able 20 maintain
,bIr oosltion until the long expected
fr.ops arrive. During the second nights
Tebt which ala not end till daybreak this
snorning. they held their own against
great odds. and the discovery 81 the bod
e. ~ 0ftcon spaniards including O lieu-
tenant shows how deadly was the Amer
fcan defence
the Spanish sent 500 men oy IRAN
from the city Of Guantanamo to attack
sbem. but pressed close by the American
sire the spaniards wero unable 10 reach
the oarthworks
g,be Marblehead shelled the woods. hut
could not locate the Spanish line with ac-
curacy.
she he's since been relnforcec by the
Dolphin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance in charge OF Dr.
Brown was called to the corner OF
Seventh and Hospital street about ''SV
o'ciocl, last evening 90 attend a white
man named John Macanel. who had been
run over in trying TO stop a runaway
horse. The man was conveyed to the
hospital where he is now under atten-
tion.
At 1913 O'Clock last evening the am
bulance I'm charge OF Or. Brown was
called 10 the corner Of Broad and Nine
teenth street 20 attend negress named
Alice Jones. who was I'm an unconscious
condition from the -sfects OF laudanum'
she was resuscltated with difficulty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
van. comal. Yucatan. Arkansas and

wan, comal, Yucatan, Arkansas ana
Alamo.
secod column-stillwater Clinton City
of Washington. Breakwater and Concnu.
Thire coumn-Rio Grande. Vigiahcia'
orziba, Knlckerbocker and Leona.
The columns will be eight hunofeo
yards apart. abreast, containing hVe yes
sells, each four hundred yards apart. De
tween the two divisions Will be space OF
one thousand yards. The two divisions
will be alike in formation. The consor,s
will occupy points Of vantage comPiete'y
surrounding the transports.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
GERMANYS POSITION.
VIII She Pick War by Interference at
nj Manila?

LONDON. June 15.--The Berlin CORE.
spondent OF the Daily News says: II
seems almost impossible that Germany
can nave the idea Of rsking a war WIN
- United states by interference at Ma
Mia Nevertheless. it IS equally impossi.
he 10 ignore the significance OF me a. a.
that the repeating Of the sucJesstaI aa Ing
tJ'rongh The brains OF naval personakes
whose whose influence Is so great that the mat
- dnsnrues attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
VIII Not sail on Wnr shins.

NEWPORT NEWS VA. June 1.-THE
engineers, stOkers and ordinary seamen
who have been in service on the scout
ships Yale and Harvard will refuse 10 go
to sea on the vessels when they leave
this port as auxiliary cruisers.
These men were In the employ or the
American Line when the steamers were
leased bv the Government I'D they sign
ed articles of agreement FOR one year,
but claim they did not enlist in the navy.
and therefore. cannot be compelled 90
go into service on "A wafshlp. especially
as most of them are subjects OF foreign
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
ENGLAND IS GRATlFIeD.
She Thinks the Behring Sea Award Ia
an Evidence Growing Good Feeling

LONDON. June 1.-THE Times this
morning in an editorial which pretty
fairly represents the feeling expressed
by the other morning papers, says:
1.-The resolution 10 pay the Behrins sea
award Is another gratifying instance OF
and Justice toward England In a quarter
where. until recently. such Feelings were
rarely exhibited.
ut Is proof OF the. GOOD, teennss
cate. and hope for more cordial relations
between the two countries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
MILITARY MAIL CONGESTION.
Orders Issued Making Discharges
From the ARMY

WASHINGTON ID. c.. June 14.-spe-
Superintendent l.. M. Terrell Of
the Fourth Division of the railway mail
service viii go Go Tampa tomorrow 20
etraiehtcn out tine service at that point.
thc influx of soldiers. together with the
mails for the warships Oft the Florida
coast having caused "a congestion OF man
Privatcs John W. Stanley. Of Company
u and Charles d. Carter. OF Company ~,
Third Virginia Volunteers. have been ais
charged from the service hy order OF lhe
Assistant Secretary OF war;
similar orders have been posted with
,frnert DO Private Arthur Orreh. Com
-.,r,, ID Second North Carolina Infantry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
rho paris ExnosltIon.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Presi-
rent to-day sent 10 Congress rePor'
MADE BIZ Thomas W. Cridler, mira AS
sis.ant Secretary OF state upon '''
Paris exposition.
Mr. Cridler was designated 10 continue
the work as special Commissioners begun
bv the late Moses +. Handy.
In transmitting the report the President
said:
~ cordially renew my Recommendation
thai u liberal appropriation &c immt'
diageiy granted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
ALL IN THE BOTTLE,
Lieutenant Blue Ascertained that the
Soarish Fleet arc all in the Harbor.

WAsuINGToN. June 1.-THE Navy
Donartment to-day posted the following
bulletin. - %
Lieutenant Blue just returned al1cr
detour of seventy statute miles OF 0Dser-
walton of the harbor Of Santiago de CUBA
Ne ft'p reports spanish feet is all there 49,.
the spanish attacked vigorously the
,,,,,, a, guantanamo. An outpost Of four
marines were killed and their BODIES
mutiia. ed barbarously. Surgeon Eloos
was killed. c.,,,soN-
(Signed) SAINT "O'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
sion HEAnACHE CuRED

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
SUBSTANTIAL RECOGNITION
The Gallant Crew OF the Merrimac he-
rarded hy the Department.

WASHINGTON, June iL-suostanual
racognition has been given by the Navy
department TO the members or the gar
IGnt crew who took the Merrimac INTO
tht entrance Of Santiago haroor ana ana
s,,1 her across the channel under the
v,rv muzzles OF the Spanish guns.
This evening official recognition was
col en- ~ their valor when Sec-tttry
long signed the orders to Admiral san p
son duecting the promotion OF all the
members OF tie crew. Lieutenant H1o-
,on's reward will come later through
Congress
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this morning by having his shoulder
blade rlyeted together. He is also doing
well. 49, -.
A MAJOR OF THE BLUES.
An effort is being made 20 secure n
third major for each OF the Southern
regiments as they haze already been pro-
vIded for the Northern troops. II this
man Is carried out. Captain Wyatt. OF
the old Blues. will In all likelihood. ho
elected one OF the majors OF the Fourth
Regiment
old Sol r. having a pretty hot time
Just now.
In the section OF the country yesterday
the thermometer was up 20 lO6 degrees
and this morning while the men were
out drilling before 8 o'clock. they be-
came 40 intensely hot that the men had
10 be taken back 10 their tents.
Tho findings OF the court that tried
Sergeant McGraw. OF Company H.
Fourth Regiment. have been approved.
although they have not yet been MADE
public. He Is 10 lose his chevrons as
non-comnissioned Officer ard 10 be con-
fined TO the guard-house for ter days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15
AIdrich IL ELECTED.

NEWPORT r. l., June H-United
states Senator Nelson w. Aldrich was
elected by the Legislature to-day on the
first ballot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-15

Messrs. w. G. billiard. treasurer OF Spot
svlyania. and Edwin r. Powell. treasurer
OF Accomac, were at the State Library
Yesterday.