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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
DISCRIMINATE CHARGED.
Southern Cities Complain Of Railroad
Freight Rates Being TO High.

WASHINGTON. oct. 2i-rhe inter-
State Commerce Commission has been en-
gagged for the past two days I'm hearing
arguments IN the cases involving the
freight rates on the railroads running into
Wilmington. n. c.. and Charleston. :. g..
as compared with the rates on the same
lines into Norfolk.
Various railroad lines are involved. in
Guiding the Norfolk and Western, he Ches-
apeake and Ohio. the Atlantic Coast Line.
and the Southern-in fact all the lines
from Chicago, St Louis. Cincinnati.
Louisville and other western points 10 the
southeastern seabOard The cases are
brought by the freight associations OF
Wilmington and Charleston and the
charge IS that of dis elimination.
The Wilmington case was first heard.
I'm this case Mr. William A. Day appeared
for the city. and Mr. Edward Baxter for
the railroad companies Mr.. Baxter also
represented the railroads I'm the Charles
ton case and Mr. j. Il. *. Bryan appeared
for that city.
Counsel for the cities based their pleas
upon the general charge that the rates
from the west TO Wilmington and Charles
ton were unlawfully higher than those 10
Norfolk Richmond. and other Virginia
cities receiving the Norfolk rate. They
contended that these rates were unsason-
able and unjust. that they subject the
merchants and other dealers OF those cities
10 due prejudice and disadvantage. with
a resulting wrongful preference 10 Nor
folk and other cities receiving the Norfolk
rate. They represented that Wilmington
and Charleston being seaports. as we'll as
Norfolk. were entitled 10 the same rate
as the latter city, but instead q this be-
ing the case. they claimed that the rate
from Western points 10 Wilmington were
often high enough 10 include the through
rate 10 Norfolk and the local rate from
Norfolk back.
Replying for the companies Mr. Baxter
contended that the rates We're neither un-
reasonabl. unjust nor uuduly preferential
He claimed that the rates 70 Norfolk were
controlled BY the rates made by the Trunk
Lines 10 Baltimore. Philadelphia and New
York. and that they were necessary 10
bring business TO the southern seaboayd az
all. but that this condition did not control
IN the case Of Wilmington and Charleston.
hearing will be had on Friday next
involving a similar complaint Of the part
Of Danville. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
PRICE TWO CENTS.

street 10 the Misses Manders ana one 10
MIR Edward }. smith. A styiish' nlodeth
dwelling will be erected on each l0t. MI
Wis also sold 10 Councilman NJ "
Willis a large lot on Lewis street
Charlotte street, IN the western pat1 Oh
the city. is being graded and put IN eA-
CeAent order By the street committee
when Completed it will be one ot the
popular drives.
kev G.. A Young, instructor IN Hebrew,
and Bible lccturer at the University OF
Virginia. has been selected TO preach
the dedicatory sermon at the Christian
church here. The time for the dedication
has not been fixed hut 10 viii probably
take place next month.
Fishermen or the Potomac river are
bringing fine fish TO this market. and also
making shipments TO Washington and
Baltimore. They report unusually large
catches of rock perch and other ilsh for
the season
The revival held last week at the his
toric Salem Baptist church, near this
city. IA Spotsyivania county resulted In
a number Of additions to the church. The
pastor, Rev. W. J. Decker was assisted
by Rev H. T MussalmMu.
a large office and store building. 10 cost
about S200oo, will be erected on the vacant
lot at the corner OF Main and Hanover
streets
Mr.. G.. A. Bryan. clerk Of courts Of
Stafford county, selected twenty-five
sweet potatoes from a digging on his
farm which weighed over one. hundred
pounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
accident to Roy. James Cannon

BLACKSTONE, VA. oct Especial
Rev. James Cannon. IN, president Of the
Blackstone emale Institute. met with
quite a painful and what came near be
ing a serious accident last night. Mr.
Cannon had been 10 Crewe TO attend SER
vices. and while driving home about 10
o'clock when about one mile from
Crewe. the yoke 10 his buggy broke This
frightened his horses, and they dashed off
with the pole dragging on the ground.
They soon struck tree, oVerturnng the
buggy and throwing Mr.. Cannon out In
falling he broke two Of his ribs and his
hip is also badly hurt. but it is hoped not
seriously damaged.
Messrs. Bradshaw and Goodman. Of this
place, who had also been TO Crewe. and
were returning behind Mr.. Cannon. came
up. and taking the latter in their bug
gy brought him TO his home here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
ASKS SUPPORT
OF ALL PARTIES
Lord 6aIfour Asks British Voters to
Sink All Differences and Snp-
port the Government.

LONDON. oct. 2l-Alr Arthur j. Bal
four. first lord of the treasury ana gov
ernrAent leader iu the House Of Commons.
writing to the Conservative candidate tor
Parliament i'm Bow. makes IL perfectly
clear that the government asks the sup
port of the electorate at the present juno
ture ON patriotic grounds.
ALL DWARFED NOW.
Questions Of legislation might arise
on a more fitting 0ccasiOn. he said,
but an subjects Of merely domestic m
terest are dwarfed by the stirring events
in South Africa. There We find our troops,
British and Colonial from The necessities
Of the case. divided and isolated and for
the moment greatly Outnumborcd, yet
resisting with the utmost herolsm an un-
provoked invasion of the Queens d0min-
ions.
THEIR COUNTRY FIRST.
"Our imperial dostinies are now being
decided n Natal and Cape Colony. Con-
suuents that are called on az such a
crisis TO elect representatives i'm PaTlia-
ment cannot remain idle spectators OF "a
contest which. though 10 be waged six
thousand miles away. does most nearly
touch us all They have an exceptional
share of the National responsibilities and
for my part 7 cannot doubt that the
electors whose sunrages we are asking
will feel that their first duty IS 20
strengthen the hands Of those 70 whom
under conditions Of peculiar difficulty.
have been entrusted the maintenance OF
the Empire"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
LOOKING FOR
MORE FIGHTING
Important Movements tx
peCted at llollo.
INSURGENTS ACTIVE.
VoIIeys Fired Nightly at the American
0utpOsts.
MORE LOCAL PRESS CENSORSHIP
Otis Prohibits Publication of Arrival
nosIaking Vengeance on Span
ish Prisoners ~ Il heir
Hands for Ircachery OF
Comrades.

MANILA. oct. 2t-5:5O p. M.-Ilollo e
stirred by the expectation OF important
lighting. General Pulion began "unroll-
ing the bloody SCROLL as DE promised
his followers In recent speech by firing
volleys at the American outposts nightly.
Since Sunday reinforcements have been
arriving from the north This activity
Is designed 20 divert the Vlsayans from
their dissatisfaction against The Tagalos.
Agunald0 has ordered the release on
parole OF Areneta and other Nisayan
leaders. who are disposed 10 negotiate
for peace. and is watching them to pre-
vent further negotiations.
INSURGENTS RETURN.
The Fourth Infantry reconnaissance
about linus found that the insurgents
had returned 20 Dss Marlnas. Their
bugles blow when the Americans app
preached
10 is reported that they are reorganiz-
ing al Ma'abon and other towns. The
leading inhabitants of that section have
requested Maior-General Otis to garrison
the towns. because the insurgents are
living of tho people. Sufficient troops
are lacking for this.
General Otis has prohibited the local
papers from printing the arrivals, depart
ures or amy movements Of troops.
Aguinaido il he Is a student Of thc
Manila papers. has been kept posted as
10 the whereabouts Of every company bon
the army.
WREAKING VENGEANCE.
The news that the Spaniards attempted
% surrender the rebel artillery at Santa
Rosa has reached Tarlac. and has spread
through the country The Filp.nos are
taking vengeance on the prisoners by
curtalng the few privileges they had.
WASHINGTON. oct 1.-THE War De
partmont has received the following
Cablcgram:
Manila. Oct "a ls9a.
"To Admtant-General washington:
Hughes reports Panay Insurgents
driven out Of Uegros. Pyrne struck one
band. killed ten. captured thirteen. Ma
tive troops struck another band. killed
six. No casualtics.
OTIS"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
TWELVE NEW
LIGHTS ORDERED
To be Placed in James Riyer-SeCre-
tary Root Wants General Lees
Portrait for West Point.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Especial. Sec.
retary of War Root is now i'm conference
with Representative Otey, Of Virginia. re-
lauve TO securing a portrait OF General
Robert T.. Lee When the absence Of
General Lees picture from the collection
of portraits Of superintendent Of the
Military Academy was brought 10 the
attention of Secretary Root that gentle
man i'm the heartiest manner possible de-
carod that II a portrait could be found
Of the famous American general, in the
uniform he wore during his incumbency.
it would give the War Department pleas
ure to do It appropriate honor
The reason the Generals face Is not
seen at the Academy among those Of the
other superintendents is that The collec-
tlon was only begun in 1870 and is not yet
completed
Secretary Root stated TO a Leader cor
respondent to-day that if photograph Of
the great General can be secured it will
be used as a basis for handsome por-
trait in oil and will be hung on the his
torical walls Of the Military Academy.
TWELVE NEW LIGHTS.
The Light House Board, with the APP
proval of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
has recently ordered the establishment Of
twelve new lights I'm the James river.
They will all be erected within the next
sixty days. The following are the loca-
tions selected. Range lights I'm Burwells $
Bay. Hog Island Wharf Light. Sunken
Marsh Greek Lights. Ruins Of Wood
Wharf Light, PiCkett's Wharf Light,
Jones Neck Jetties Light, Rock Below
Nash's Wharf Light, Failing Creek Jetty.
Light and Goodies Rocks Lights. Jor-
dams Point Light Will also be improved
81. Of 20,
mark turn I'm river at bouy No. q and -.
and change Of course at bouy No. 80 off
Jordan's Point.
NEW POSTMASTERS.
The following fOurth-class postmasters
were to-day appointed for Virginia.
AT Robs. Isle of wight county j. A.
Gwathney. vice j. r. Werde resigned:
m Midlothian. Chesterfield county. W.
T.. Field. vice j. ". Jewett. resigned
Patents were to-day Issued the follow
ing Virginlans: James r. Ayers. Pc
tersburg. patent planter: Henry Aylmer.
Richmond drill; Francis h Deane.
Lynchburg. bale-covering; Carl j. Mel
lin. Richmond. exhaust relief for loco
motive engines and John J. schlosse, Jr.,
Richmond fine port hole FOR buildings.
TO RAISE COAL PRICES.
Reports have been received By Wash
ington dealers of an alleged scheme TO
take most Of the Southern coal TO South
American oounyies. and which will un-
doubterly tend to increase the price OF
that commodity IN Washington and Vi
cinity. Maryland. West virginia. Ten
nesse ana Kentucky are said to be the
states included IN the scheme, and New
YORK capitalists with Steuhen y. FL
tins and other West virRiuians. are said
70 DC hnanciering the project.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
CALLING IN B0M0S.
fredericksburg to Take Up Old Issue
Wifh Sew ~ L. :, Rate OF Interest.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, oct. 2L-Spe-
clal-The city Council has adopted a res
olution giving notice that bonds Of the city
TO the amount u 5000, known as gas
bonds viii be called in, paid and can
celled. on January ?, 1900 These bonds
bear per cent interest. and have been
outstanding ten years.
New bonds will be issued for the same
amount. but at a smaller rate Of interest
The Council is again considering the ques-
ton OF general sewerage for the city,
and Dr. Henry Froehling, Of Richmond.
an expert, who recently addressed the
body ON the subject, has been requested to
submit proposition in writing
Mr. William Murphy and Miss Alice
Virginia Coghill, both OF this city. were
married here last night at the Methods
parsonage, Rev J. 2. stump officiating.
Mr.. n. p. Willis has sold a hand
some building lot on Prince Edward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
BIG INDUSTRIES.
Virginia Iron and Coal COMPANY Put
Their Eighth Furnace IN Blast

. BRISTOL TENN. oct 2i-Special
The Bristol iron furnace. with capacity
of DO tons daily. went in blast TODAY.
This IL the eighth furnace of ike capacity
being operated hy the Virginia Iron. coal
and Coke Company In Virginia, Tennes-
see and Kentucky.
The company owns four more large tur-
naccs IN Virginia. which are being rapid
iv repaired ani will go in blast soon.
The company also owns large areas or
iron and coal lands. AMI is constructing
railway extensions and coke ovens in
Tennessee and Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
THE PRESIDENT
LIKELY TO COME
Secretary Long Thinks He Will Ac-
cept the Richmond Committees
Invitation to Launching.

WASHINGTON. oct 2+-speciaL-The
delegation sent from Richmond to ext nd
IAN nvltatlon TO the president and other
ofielals reached washington this after
noon. They went In body to the Ra-
leigh and spent the evening as their own
inciinations prompteu.
MEET TO-DAY.
A meeting OF the heiesaiioh VIII ne
held M Tho Raleigh tomorrow morning
al fQ.2e n'rlock They viii be escorted 10
th. White House by senator Martin and
Renr.-.rtatlve Lamb. No time has been
set Tor the reception Of the delegation By
the President. bu, it will probably take
place about one o'clock .
LIKELY TO ACCEPT.
Anticipating the PRESIDENTS action in
the matter secretary Long stated tonight
that in his opinion he will accept the in
vtati0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
BRUMBY IN ATLANTA.
He VIII BE rendered a Formal Wei
come in hat City Tonight.

ATLANTA. GA. Oct 2l-Flag Lieu
tenant Brumby of Admiral Dewey's hag-
ship olympia arrived here at o'clock.
Thousands of people waiting AT the
depot gave him q rousins reception.
\ committee of Atlanta citizens met
him at the State line and acted as an
escort. Lieutenant Brumby wishing TO
90 direct % his home at Marietta Ga.
no programme of reception was carried
out He was escorted 10 a special train
ON the Western and Atlantic. which took
him Immediately 90 his destination, TWEEN
~ miles out of town.
Atlanta is spleadidly decorated in honor
of his coming
Lieutenant Brumby will return here to-
morrow. and a formal welcome will be
given him tomorrow night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
SUMMARY OF T0-DAYS NEWS.



seversi roads said 10 be after the
Farmvlle and Powhatan railway
-Foroe of the Vlrg nla Electrical Rsii-
wav and Deveiopment Company TO D.
doubled.
A day OF weddings.
General Fltz Lee comius 70 the
-Another APPLICATION for d receiver In
the Farmville and POwhatan case.
Medical Society OF Virginia meets.
The launching preparations.
The C.. and o. 20 help build Greenbrier
Stockholders Of the c. and o aaA
Southern railways meet.
state.
Gang of highway robbers in Roanoke.
One captured.
A lively day IN politics in Patrick
county. sneakpe m Montgomery. too
Governor Tyler makes The opening
address before the Synod in West Nir
-in.a.
to speak in the Kentucky Ca-lpl.gn
THE BRISTOL blast furnace es into
blast
a bargemau drowned az a. rcrts
Point.
General.
Lieutenant Brumby 70 be- io1d0 a
formal reception IN Atlanta to-nlsh
Secretary Long thinks N. President
will attend the launching
Twelve new lishi ordered 90 De placed
IN James river.
General Fitzhrgh Ice arrived In New
York last night from Havana.
Returning Miners from cape Nome
tell a terrible story of suffering.
Insurgents active around lloilo. and
important lighting Is expected
Foreign.
Generals White and Yuls effect
junction OF forces near Ladysmith.
Lord Balfour asks Englishmen 20 sup
port the Government In the elections.
Reports are conflicting. but indicate
that honors are about even 80 faIs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
A BARGEMAN DROWNED.
4 Shooting Case on Tria'-To Build "A
New Theatre.

NORFOLK VA. oct. 2i-Special --
John Bernard Olsen. twenty-five years
old and single. was drowned on lam
bert's Point to-day He was a member
OK the crew of the barge Hamilton Fish,
Of which Henry knudsOn ls captain and
was on "a float engaged in painting the
vessels outside when he fell in the
stream.
W. A. coke. charged with shooting and
slightlv wOunding Norfolk Councilman
James A. Ridgewell. was arraigned FOR
trial in the Corporation Court to-day
The case. after the examination OF Soy
eral witnesses for the '0mm0nwea ih.
was adjourned until tomorrow Ms
Coke is expected 10 testify against her
husband
Plans have been drawn Tor a new tho
atro. t0 be- erected on the former Ial'-
well property. ON CRANKY street. NOT
fox at "a cost Of $500
Mr.. r. Lancaster Williams rs uopularI
believed 10 be behind the project
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25

WASHINGTON. oct. A--At the cabl-
net meeting to-day the most important
topic discussed was the condition OF the
treasury I'm It's relation to the stringency
OF the money market. Nothing. will be
done at present 10 relieve the situation
as Il Is believed that in the natural course
4 events the heavy war expenditures will
reduce the large surplus in the treasury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25

BATH. MAINE. oct. 2i-By obtaining
a speed of thirty-one' knots an hour dur
ing several hours trial an sea to-day the
new torpedo boat Dahlgren, exceeded her
contract requirements and proved her.
self very able boat. Al the same time
she made better time over mile course
than has ever been reached by torpedo
boat Of her size in the world To-day's
trial was nade under very favorable con-
ditfOus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25

WASHINGTON. oct. 2i-These claims
originated in the seizure by the Russian
autho files on the coast Of Siberia Of three
American sealing vessels, estimated dam
ages claimed aggregate about $1,000
The vessels were the James Hamilton
Lewis. The Cape Horn Pigeon. and the
G. II. White In each case the largest
item Of the claim IS on account Of The
sufferings Of the American officers and
crews while under arrest.
The protocol through which the arbi-
tration was arranged was prepared nv
United states Minister Tower and the
Russian Foreign Office II was agreed
by the rartics that there should DO hut
one arbitrator and the person selected
for that post is DR.. Asser. a celebrated
Dutch jurist who took a prominent part
in The Hague conference.
The case Will be submitted 10 him as
soon as the papers can be prepared at
the State Department
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
Tool, Mot1,hiuo.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. oct. 2-Spe-
cial.-Thos. e. Bobbitt. a guest of the
Barnes Hotel. Hampton. late last night
tried 10 kill himself by taking morphine
IL required the heroic efforts Of a physi-
clan and the earnest manipulation OF
stomach pump 10 save him.
Bobbitt represents l'ghting-rod con-
Germ. and. it is said. paid unsuccessful
court to a Hampton girl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
Scnnfnr Mallory III.

WASHINGTON. oct 4-Cnited States
Senator Mallory. of Florida, and mem
her Of the Industrial Commission, is IN
al Providence Hospital in this city. He
is suffering from an enlargement of the
liver but his condition IL not alarming. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
WILLING TO ARBlTRATE.
Claims Of American Seal Fishers on
Russia MAY BE Settled.

LONDON. oct. 2-Russia. II has been
learned by the Associated Press, has at
last agreed 10 arhiratc with the United
States the claims resulting from the selz-
ure Of sealers I'm the Behring Sea. which
have been pending for about eight years.
A protocol between the two govern
mcnts has been drawn up. the final Tor.
malities are expected to be concluded
next month. and the arbitration VIII pro-
badly take the form Of the Venezuelan
court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25

Johnston, and enjoyed his hospitality N
the doctor home on east Grace street.
The occasion was one Of great pleasure
to those who composed the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
GEN. LEE COMING.
Has Accepted the InVitation TO Attend
the Carnival.

Mr. Jefferson Wallace has received from
General Fitzhugh Lee his Official accept
ance Of the invitation extended him TO
visit Richmond during Carnival week
General Lee Is expected % reach New
York nom cuba To-Day. and Will prob
ably leave Tor Washington Immediately.
and Will reach Richmond about Monday.
General Lee has also been invited u
deliver the charge TO the knights at the
Carnival tournament. and will probably
accept.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for wednesday and Thurs
day: , -.
Virgtnia-Fair ana continued warm.
"wednesday and Thursday. light east 10
south winds. -.
North CaroIina--Fair; light 10 fresn
westerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25

NEW YORK. Oct 2A-Among the pas
sengers who arrived tonight on the Ward
Line steamer Havana from Cuba was
General Fitzhugh Lee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25

After adjournment OF the society last
night number Of she msmbers respond.
90 10 the invitation Of DR.. Gsorge Ben.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-25
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Inc thermometer al The Times Office
Nhged as follows yesterday: A NJ. s.;
~ ~; =. NJ, "a; p. NJ. g.: 9P. NJ,
a. y NJ, 5L Average, c. I-G.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-03-30
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School Entertainment.

Below we publish the program
for the entertainment to be given
at the school house Friday even>
ing:
Opening Song, Columbia tha
Gem of the Ocean, The School,
Address of Welcome, May
Gordon.
Recitation, The Beautiful IF,
Pearl leighton,
Recitation, A Lock of Hair,
Arba Leech.
Recitation, Tho Last Hymn,
Rearl Humble.
Recitation, Grandpapa's Spec
tacles, Elsie Ryan.
Vocal Duett, The Gipsy Boy,
Pearl Humble and May Goldcn.
Recitation, Willie's Breechcs,
Earl Heightor
Recitation, A aeargia volun.
t9er, Alphonso Acosta,
Recitation. My Trun6le Bed,
Gertrude Trescott.
Recitation, The Bald-Headed
Man, Emmet Ryan.
Recitation, When the Frost is on
the Pumpkin, Kyle Jones.
Song, Savior Lead Us All the
Way, Elsie Ryan, Pearl leighton,
Florence Leech, Gertrude and
Richard Trescott
Recitation, The Cat and Mouse,
Reed Jones.
Recitation, TIE Suns Journey,
Willie Mclean.
Recitation, sockeny's Expert
ence, dialect, Jesse Cowell.
Recitation, The Cherries. Maggie
Mclean.
Recitation, Twirkle Little Bell,
Oscar Mclean.
Recitation. A Soldiers Uniform,
Della Humble,
Recitation, A Bunch of Flowers,
Gertrude Trescott, Florence Leech,
Elsie Ryan and Pearl Heighton,
Recitation, Our Hired Girl, Alta
Cowell.
Vocal Solo, Water Crosses.
Gertrude Trescott.
Recitation, The Green Mountain
Justice, May Gordon.
Song, Bring Them In, BY the
little folks.