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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and other Matters.


Mr. ~ uarwood is detained at his
home on account OF sickness.
vi, g. T.. Thacrer of the Newport
News Daily Press. IS in the city
Mrs Hudd. OF Petersburg. sick at Df.
Mi,haux So IS better
Miss Lane. Of Auburn. Ala. is the guest
of the Misses Meade ON south Ihird
street
Dr. Peter Tinsley, ID. d.. OF Cincinnati
v,in De tine guest of Mrs. Junius a. Nor
la to-day.
Mrs. Charles Iaurens Will leave to-day
10 spend the THANKSGIVING Mondays
u Ashland.
Mrs. p. r. Goodwin has returned from
a several weeks visit TO her parents I'm
Iarkersours
Mr. Banie Briel and Miss Abbie Madi-
son were married in Washington Wednes-
day evening.
Miss Trevers. OF New York, IS the
guest Of Mrs. John O.. Farland, no. 900
east Grace street.
Miss Annie BEDFORD. after n delightful
visit of several months I'm the Quaker
city. has returned home.
Professor Cooke. of fiollins. who has
been the guest OF DR. w. Il. i. Smith, re-
turned Thursday TO his home
henderson Neal colored. is prisoner
I'm the second station on the charge of
stealing 81 from Maggie Burns
The Board Of Managers of the Retreat
for the Sick viii not meet next Ihusrday
as 80 is THANKSGIVING Day
Rev Dr. e. y Cansch of Beth Ahaba
Synagogue. viii preach no tine Soldiers
Home chapel tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clo IS.
Mrs NJ Proe. after % pleasant visit 20
her mother. has returned 90 Baltimore.
accompanied 10y her sister, Miss lrma Ro-
senbaum.
AIRS. william c. Mayo. who has been
tho guest of her daughter. Mrs William
r. Oppenhimer. has returned 10 VII
lamsburg.
Aker. Merritt & Condit. the cigar man.
ulacturcrs OF New York. are considering
the question of establishing a branch fac
tory I'm Richmond
Dr. W. w. Moore. president Of the
Union Theological Seminary, will occupy
the pulpit of Park Place church at both
services tomorrow.
Miss Audrey de Prairie. Of Barton
Heights who has been spending some
time with Mrs S W. HarwOod, has re-
turned 10 her home.
At a banquet given by Mr.. s. W. Tray
ers to his aides Of the Civic Carnival Pa
rade. at Murphy's Thursday night a most
pleasant time was had.
Or. w. W. Moore. of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary. Will occupy the pulpit
AZ the Park-Place Methodist church at
10th services tomorrow.
Mrs. y. C. Dodd. Of Atlanta. Ga, viii
he the guest Of DR. and Mrs. Hawthorne
during the month of December MIS-
B0Gd will arrive here to-day.
Miss Alma shell who has until recently
resided in this city, was married Thurs
aav evening, in Berkeley, to Mr.. Robert VI.
Phelps. City Engineer, Of that place.
Mrs. ]. h. Laurtns, Of Ashland. who
has been in Petersburg attending the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
CARS WRECKED
IN MANCHESTER
An Open Switch Causes Considerable
Damage.
NO ONE WAS HURT, HOWEVER.
Four Cars More or Less Demolished,
But Traffic Was Not Delayed
Ia Any EXtent-Othcr
Matt
NO ONE WAS HURT, HOWEVER
Manchester Bugcau, Richmond Times
no Luu S-raaL EnlLLLe ELnCk.

Manchester Burcau, Richmond Times
lll2 Hull Street, Beattie Block.
An open switch on TIE tracks Of the
southern railroad near the Belle Isle
crossing caused the wreck OF several
freight cars last night. The shitter was
AZ work on the yard and In moving Il
string of ears. the opened switch caused
them 10 collide with a car on another
switch. Four cars were more or less de-
molished in the crash. Fortunately
no one as hurt, but considerable damage
TO property was caused.
The main track was blocked for an hour
or more. but no passenger trains were
delayed
ROAD COMMISSIONERS.
The County Road Commissioners APP
pointed by Judge Clopton to investigate
the extending OF a county road through
the farms Of MIR. Baker and Ginks, few
miles out Of town. Squire Cheatham'
Mr.. Kemp and Mr.. Shuttle were the COM
missioners on the land Thursday. Their
report will be made at next term 0t COan-
" Court.
Rev. r. V. Badly will doubtless have
4 large crowd to hear him on tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock at the West End
church. when he breaches special ser
mon 20 the Jr. o. u. A. NJ. and u. Of l..
under the auspices Of Liberty Council No.
r. Jr. O. L. A. NJ. and Progressive
Council. No II. ID. Of l.. The councils
will meet at their hall az ? O'Clock and
march 70 the church in a body. The
musical programme will be- announced
later All Juniors and Daughters Of Lib
erty are invited 10 Join with these coun-
els on this occasion
MR.. PULLIAM TO RETURN.
Mr.. Mostly Pulliam wrote 20 friends m
this city that he has decided not 10 be
operated on as at first intended. He viii
leave the Johns HOPKINS Hospital for
Newport News and II necessary Will then
return TO the hospital Tor AN operation.
Judge Hancock will hold court to-dfy
in the Hastings Court room OF Man
chester. for the hearing Of an appeal ease
OF the Commonwealth VS.. Sarah Morris.
The marriage OF Miss Mollie Ford.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ford, 70
Mr. John Levitt. will take place We'd
nesday evening, the 10Th instant, AT Trf-
ity church Dlnwiddle county. az o'clock.
Miss Ford is well known in Manchester
having visited here on one or more oeca-
s!ons.
BRIEF MENTION.
Mrs. r. NJ. McMurdo. OF Charlottesville.
Va. Is visiting friends In Manchester.
CAPTAIN H. L. Longest, OF Bon Air was
In town for a short time yesterday.
Aiss Mary Snellings. OF swsassssA y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

The third series Of de Lakeside Golf
club tournament will take place this
evening at the club links, ana, as this
viii De the hnal OF the tournament, an
exciting contest Is expected.
The ladies' tournament took place yes
terday afternoon. and some OF them
showed great skill
Prominent among those who have par
tlcipated in the sport inns week Is Mss
whose gplendid record made upon these
inks has shown her to be an experienced
and sk1ifui golfer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

DUBLIN. VA, Nov. Z1-'spccial-A
Sunday night raid was made Oh the pig
stv Of Mr. Henry Dunlop. ~ Newbern.
On Monday morning That gentleman
found the skin Of fine. fat porker
living beside fhe sty bat no further trace
of iis former occupant he must how
ever. have found clue to IFS where
ah0uts Tor he got out a searchwarrant
this afternoon Tor the houses of TWO coli
ored citizens Bob Hogan and Frank
Slaughter by name Both negroes were
absent from home. but one half OF tho
hog. whosc weight WIS about 90 pcands.
was found IN each hOuse-hams shoulders
and middings s1lted down AMI lard neat
Is rendered up for future use.
Slaughter was promptly arrested and
made neither denial nor pro est against
his sentence ~ six months in jail and o
'ne OF SO. He was ercorfel TO Paias nj.
the county seat, on IN $50 evening train.
Hogan. who had shown sisns OF uneas-
mess for several days past was not TO b
found and has doubtless made good hi.
escape 10 the coal-helds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
JUSTICE JOHN
CANNOT UND0LAW
People Think That Pardon IS WITHIN
His Power.
The GREAT DISPENSER TOUCHY,
rho Casc or Young Howard VI "ood
WAS Continued and viii Probably
BE Settled out of Co"f"
Negro Girl Thieves.

Tho Great Dispenser these days is bear
t,. "a large share Of other peoples trouble
Y6ey think DC really has the power to
,rdo the law 49, well as to enforce IT and
The appeals be gets to turn people out Of
ian would melt the heart Of stone idol
Justice John was SO magnided and en-
lareed by the decision of the Supreme
court. in the Wise contest case that the
biz arm chair. which holds his Apollo
le.yidcre form. was a size too small
Yesterday and the arms cracked with
the strain when Dee took his seat.
topples TRIBUNAL
-ro WIS already inordinately proud Of
he Importance of the peoples tribunal
and fh- ruling OF the Supreme court
,.rfiu. bis court ON the same level as
other tribunals as regards the duties OF
LAWYERS toward their engagements before
lim. will magnify his dignity until people
N.Ul be- afraid Goo usc amy back talk what
,.er when They are before the bar.
lie viii De more than ever touchy
about thc respect due his court heFe"itoi
and The lawyers will have To- oe ON lhe"
u1iticef behavior for some time 10 COME
Geneva dudley, was The hrst case ''I-
l,6 ehr b. black girl nearly grown
ma indicated in "a robbery involving d
considerable amount of money. Inc
charge entered was "''"7
character. .o...,..os and the char
inc . vas ........,,' ,,.bcn tbe officers
gees "'. '' .t.-o..F. ~ evidence.
secure 49,. ,.,,,.>-,r
CHARGE or i'-'' '-l' ~ ''''-'''''
Howard NJ. Wood. 3o'Is H.'n 'I'
moved a- "a collector ly the llchmonn
office of swift and CO.. of Chicago ls
short in DIS accounts and was charged
with cubezz'ns $ia5@ from the COM
plny
Mr. B. g.. Southern. the manager oil the
Richmond office. and a. j. Skinner lhe
hook-kcoror were present The latter
stated that Tine accounts of Wood were
ieue examined and n1 false entries H'"
been found The missing money was
f.uos collected ly Wood and not accouh-
ted for.
Wood asked to haVo ,ho case postponed
IN order to give him am opportunity TO
settle up The matter. ana me manager
also desired iho post poncmcnt
Wood WAS haicd for his appearance
with T g. Soieic as sWtN.
DO is stated that Young WOOD has
friends who win make good The shortage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

Yesterday the work Of transferring the
patients from old ST. Luke S Hospital 70
fhe new HOSPITAL al the corner OF Hdr-
risou and Grace streets, was competed.
The new hospital is perfect and complete
In every detail. The patients are made
most comfortable and cheerful I'm Their
new surroundings Bennett $ private am
bul1uce was used in transferring such
patients as were unable 10 be removed IN
carria.es Last night all were resting
comfortably and satisfactorily The pa
tients were moved with such good care
mat none seemed 10 suffer the least i'll
result from their change.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
COPY THE ROLLS
An Effort by Lee Camp 10 Get a List Of
GOnfcderatcS.

Lee Camp held its regular meeting last
night. Commander A. G.. Poly in the
chair. The following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved. that the President Of the
United States be requested To- allow the
copying of the ron Of Virginia soldiers IN
the Confederate army. now ln tne custody
of the War Department. under such reg
ulat.ons as be may direct. That Com
rade Chas. j. Anderson Doe directed by the
Camp 10 convey its request 90 the Presi-
dent in such manner As he may deter
mine.
Comrades Nirginius Newton. W. !. Cut
chaw and Chas J. Anderson were an
pointed committee to report as 10 the
ACCESSIBILITY Of memorializing the Legis-
iature Of Virginia 10 make an appropria-
ton TO enclose with proper railing the Lee
monument and to make such improve
ments as are absolutely necessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
AT THE BIJOU

A matinee this afternoon and a perform
ance tonight will close The stay of the
vaudeville stars who have SO cleverly
entertained at tine Rjou this week.
The theatre has been packed at every
performance. and there viii be large au-
dionccs To-day.
Next week the Bijou viii present a very
strong bin Of up-to-datc successes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
Wants a Home.

A lady who is now at the Faith Home
wishes 10 secure a home with private
family. where she can live is pleasant
companionship.
some time AFRO her uncle, Mr. II. W.
sigeins died. IN rs will he heoueathed
her the sum Of 500 a year for life. A
large part Of this sum she Is willing 10
give TO some one who will in return take
Der " them as one Of the family and let
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
No,co,z and Western Earnings.

The statement of the estimated gross
earninrs of the Norfolk and Western
railroad for the third week In November
g. So,5 a2s an increase of se3.Tii over the
% no ,,,cet, M last year The total for the
month 10 date is S7GG PSI. an increase OF
sl0tsla: and from Jul ist 10 latest date
Is 81 ms ~. an increase Of SsB,1W over
those for the same period Of last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
NELSON GOES TO JAIL.
He Was Charged With Three Offences
nnd COT Twelve Months.

Charies Nelson, the negro who has
given the county authorities much trouble
and who was arrested by Constable
Meyer Ansie Wednesday was before
JAa-l'e james De Lewis yesterday morn
ing ON three separate warrants.
lie was fined s. and cost for sbootine
gun ON the public highway and was
given Sis months in iail for resisting an
officer and Sis months more Tor ste9lin.,
bag Of coal from the e. ANA O. rail-
road.
Kate Patrick a smah coloicd girl. was
before Justice Lewis. charged with hot
ing "a small white child. named Robert
Han. ON account Of her youth she was
ordered 20 bee whipped by her aunt ana
10 pay cost. which was done
Joseph Harris charged with being
drunk and creating disturbance on the
property OF the Richmond Locomotive
works was before Justice Thomas. ana
was fined s. and cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

The ambulance. IN charge OF Dr. j.
Wyatt Davis, WAS summoned Goo Thorn
tons factory corner of 25ln aud Man
street yesterday morning ab0ut9.5 O'Clock
to attend coiorei woman who bad been
taken sick sh3 was removed % her
home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

DR.. Kerr having gone 10 the University
OF virginia TO preach on Sunday. the pull
pit OF the First Presbyterian church viii
be occupied tomorrow by the Rev G. 3.
sirickler ID. d., IN the morning and IN
the evening at o'clock BY the Rev. T.
II. English. d. d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
MAY HAVE A CLUE.
Suspicion that Officer Austin's Muir
dcrers May BE Found.

NII'IH TIHN DC UUHW.
a negro, named Alfred Grinley, was ar
rested some days ago by Omcsr Foster
OF the Second District. who had reasons
for believing that ne knew something
about the murder of Officer Robert Aus
tin eighteen months ago. The negro is
in jail for further developments.
Two negroes went TO Manchester 10
make Inquiries concerning another darkey
believed by Mr. Foster 10 know some
thing Of the murder Chief Iipscomb
promised TO assist them. but al a late
hour last night 40 arrests had been made
Mr.. Foster said last night he was not sure
of his man, but would work the case thor
oughly.
Chief Howard last night said ne did not
believe there was anything in the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
Tnhen Ill.

The ambulance was called at 4.4J p: NJ.
yesterday 10 Second street. George Cois-
man a negro man. who was engaged In
pulling down a barn. was taken IN and
In his effort 20 get TO the ground fell and
sprained his ankle. He was attended by
DR. j. wyatt DAVIS and taken 10 his
home nra West BTOah street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

RHEUMATISM CURED IN a DAY
"Afystic cure for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically eu,ss a ~ 4 70 days
able and mysterious. II removes at once
The Cause and the disease Immediately
dlsappears. The iirst dose greatly bene-
nts. rs cents. sold ey l.; MAIGNER
and OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
Richmond. Va hoA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

her enjoy home. without the restrictions
that must be made at institutions Of all
kinds
The lady Is hardly Of middle age and
is refined 10 great degree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
Negro Minstrcls at the Academy-Nau-
dcvillc at the BijOu.

dcNillc az the BlJOu.
Academy-Richards &c Pringle at the
Academy
Bijou-High-class vaudeville.
The famous Richards & Pringle's-Rusco
& Hollands Zig Minstrel Festival Will
Doe seen at the Academy Of Music this
afternoon and night. The management Of
this mammoth array of Scuegamnldn tall
emit have this season Outdouc all their pre-
yious efforts and have secured nearly all
the Wcll-kuown favoritcs for their pro-
ducuou.
Novel and elaborate stage settings and
costumes. which have taxed the scenic
artists and costumers' skill and ingen-
uty. have been prepared 10 delight the
eye. and the world of music has been
probed 10 ifs inuermost depths for the
effects to- charm the ear. With Billy Ker-
sands. Harry Fldlcr, Bobby Kemp, John
Ruckor and a score of assistant come
dams. the fun department is filed 10
overlooking. a parade Will be given this
morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
Mrs. Vaughan Paraiyxed.

ASHLAND. VA. Nov a-'SpecIal-
Mrs. Alice Vaughan. widow Of the late
Edwin Vaughan. was stricken with par.
abyss to-day al her home near here.
Since stricken she has gradually grown
worse. and It 10 feared that sac may nos
recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25
Snndnr-Schnoi Lesson.

Dr.. Pell Will lecture on the Sunday
School lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this afternoon At 40
o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-25

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i-special-Ar-
rivals from Virginia:
Richmond: T.. j. Patterson. Astor: J..
Wells. Bartholdi; w. T. Royal. Herald
Square; q. Elicit. Imperial; }. L.. and W.
Hobson. Marlborough
Norfolk: w T.. Arlington. C0smopo'i-
tan; y. IT. Loyal. Holland: r.. NJ aud
W. Phelps, Imperial
Virginia: Miss H. Cohen. Blrtholdl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-11

Alleged Feeling In south American Cow
crnmchta

Mexico city, Mex, sept iO-Privltc
adylcCa received from brazil show that
the government here has been greatly
Influenced by the accounts regarding
the alleged secret Understandings hs-
tween the Bolivian nnd the United
stntcs governments by which tho lat
ter power wne To take over the terri
tory ON the upper Amazon claimed by
Bolivia, a region rich IN rubber.
II h. alleged In Rio de Jnuolro that
American naval officers huyo recon
uOltorcd and roughly surveyed the re,
zion and sent their secret reports 10
Washington
II nrst charged that Mr.. Bryan.
United states minister 10 Brazil was
q party 20 the agreement with Bolivia.
but 10 is now said that the Bolivian
fagret agent named Nthon made the
agreement with the United States COM
Ful ut Para. There ls come doubt
about this but such To- the belief Of
the brazilian newspapers ana people
ana tho Argentine press has begun, In,
ftigatcd by European residents, 20 set
up the cry that the COlorsus Of the
North IL moving f1uthwBrd and intends
Go control ana ultimately annex an
South America, and 80 diligent has been
the propaganda uf this story that tho
newspapers Ia Mexico uf the clerical
stripe have taken II up cdltorlslly, pre-
dieting the absorption OF am this hem
lsphcre by the greedy ana land-hungry
Americans, who nre acquiring lande
iu Brazil ana Peru, ana who win soon
be- able to afford the Washington gov.
ornmcnt a preteNt Tor attempting to
overthrow the South American gov
Crnmcuts,
The Buenos Ayrcs standard. con.
trolled by British subjects, Oasorts
that President Ruca'H visit 20 Brazil
was TO consult with the president Of
that country with q yiew 10 mutual
defense against tho Yankees,
There la no doubt that the Spanish
and European governments generally
have given their organs In Latin
America the hint To publish articles
designed 90 emhittcr South ana Gem
trail America ngaiuet the United states
mud its people and breuk mp the grow
Ing sentiment In favor OF Pau-Ameri-
cnnism, which n greatly dreaded by
European commercial Interests so
strongly intreuchcd IN South America,
where American intercsta have few
newspaper champions and defend
ers II r. shrewdly calculated by per-
sistent newspaper attacks on the Unit
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HERE'sA DEWEY INTERVIEW
In Perfect Accord with the Views Of Professor
Schurman.
says that, win Proper Dirrcu on
There Are Great Possibilities
tor the Fiiipinos.

New York Sept. 1.-THE World pub
fishes a dispatch from Gibraltar giving
an Interview with Admiral Dewey just
before the olympia sailed Tor Ncw York
The Worlds correspondent asked the
admiral Tor q statement OF bis veNu
aH To the Philippine policy
rive little 90 say" be- said "untl the
recommendations Of tho committee of
which ! am member are laid before
President Mckinley"
"D.d you read what Mt sehurman
one Of the commissioners, had TO say
upon HE return from the phuIpplnosg'
"As be- is quoted in the u-vspapefv.
De- definitely explains my position.
quito agree with what Mr. rchurmun
SAYS Indeed, ! attach great Importance
60 his opinions. lie iH an able and
high-mlndod man, whose Intelligence
and conscientious devotion to the task
ueslgnyd him won my admiration. We
were Invariably In accord
Admiral Dewey has never expressed
regret that he arkcd to be made one uf
the Philippine commissioners. On the
other hand. he hns said that he lg glad
De was 70 member Of the commission
and his greatest desire now ~ TO put
It's report ln the hnnds OF the President
uh soon uH possible.
You may add this" the admiral said
with great varnrstuoHs. Il have not
changed my opinion which stated In
the carly duys ~ Manila, then speaking
ut knowledge OF both peoples. that
consider the Filipluus more capable OF
sclf-goycrnmcnt than the Cubaus.
n took the kc'ucst Interest iu those
Filipino. who were employed at the ar
rynnl IN Cayitc, and often | was SUR
priHgd by their Intelligence. with fair
ana properly directed opportunities
There are grcat possibilities in the fil-
ipluos."
From Montpelier the admiral expects
60 return tu Wa h.nEion Tor the sessions
OF the Philippine commission.
- do not know" hc said ~ Col.
DENLY Will return by that time, n
hg has returned, ! hope 10 meet both
him and Mr.. sChurmun In Washington.
or course, General otis can not leave
the Philippine. and | SEQ that Prof.
Dean Worcester lH SIN Ia the islauds.
However. there may be- three OF u.s. and.
as we are in accord, there should hr
littlo difficulty In making our formal
report ! hope We Will get to work
ut once and Keep ut 10 until our tack
~ finished. Anyhow. Schurmun ana
myself can put our heads together"
| mentioned 60 the admiral what was
uppermogt In the minds of many men
who were ut Manila what nj. officer.
bollovv-that had no been given run
powers us a governor general, there
would have been no rebellion The adj
mlrh raised HE eyebrows at this, aH
one who gets Information for the nrst
time. Hu was absolutely startled.
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Jimmy Barry, who FOR a number Of
years held the bantam weight cham
piunahip Of the world, has again retired
from the prize ring.
Col. Gardener. Surgeon Major McDut
and companies a and -, NJ the Thlr-
tlcth volunteer Infantry. have arrived
IN san Francisco from Fort Sheridan.
Chicago. The other companies are
coming In flvc sections.
Capt. j. J. Chase, formerly Of the
Second Oregon volunteers and "a mem
Der Of the staffs ot Generals Merritt.
Otis and Lawton, who is visiting Chi-
cngo, says that he thinks a vigorous
fail campaign win put an end To the
war In the Philippines.
The people of Anvil city, Cape Nome.
Alaska, are 90 have a wen equipped
refuge which viii be formally opened
on Thanksgiving day, II win be called
the ST. BERNARD Relief station ANA II
viii be the largest ana finest structure
north Of Sltkn. There win be three
departments NJ this station, hospital,
u free library and a church,
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cd snt.a that the Americans can be-
got into high disfIvor. and that
,1uco joins will bc refused them.
The Journey ~ william McElruy
Curtis formerly u the bureau nf
American republics Df Peru aud i1-
liyIu. Or reported 90 be- ln the nature nf
% .tclat mission for hlH government
There Dr. 20 profoundly suspicious pauti-
mont developing In LBtIu.Amrficlu
cIraf,a regarding the dofiEne 81 the
United states. whose power iH dreaded
and Whose administration o. accused
81 chrrishing impDriallsuc proiccte ON
this continent The remarkable unnn-
unity of the Mexican clerical sheets
and tho South American journals uf all
clas.eH. In dealing with this matter,
makes % clear that u IT, Il prgnrrungod
campaign with "a view To- exciting lIl-
will against the Americans 0f the great
Uypubllr Of North America.