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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
The President and Speaker Reed Met
Only Twice While There.
POLITICS CUT NO FIGURE THERE
Their Intercourse was Confined To
kinley will Probably 90 60 Tai
IahasSce TO-Norrow and
Return To- Washington
Early Next Week.

THOMASYILLE. GA, March 22-Presi
dent Mckinley and yice-President Hobart
returned to the home OF Senator Hanna
this evening, much refreshed and pleased
with their trip TO Jekyl Island
The visit had been one Of quiet enjoy
ment throughout. Politics cut not the
slightest figure. The meeting OF Speaker
Reed and the President was confined 20
two exchanges OF common courtesy in the
presence Of number OF o,hor persons.
At JekSl the President was made one Of
tho large island family. aud permitted 10
exercise his own pleasure without any
forced attention
Nearly four hours to-day was spent
In a pleasant water trip from Jokyl ID
Brunswick. Mr.. y. IS. Fairbanks. n.
W. Cannon. Mrs homls Nelson Page.
eN-Sccretary Bliss and ladies' OF their
families. accompanied Mr Mckinley
To the latter place.
RECEIVES a SPANISH FLAG.
At Brunswick AN the shipping. inclnd-
ing three Spanish vessels eauted the
Presidents cutter the ColfsN. 49, A.
Raymond. Southern manager Of the Nal
ablaze with bunting and also presented
to the President "a g1od-sized Spanish flag
from the bark Tanl1. which had been
waved in salute as the Presidents boat
steamed down the harbor 20 Jokyl last
Monday % was accompanied by tho
following note. This is tho first Spanish
flag which saluted President William No
knloy after the conclusion ~ peace be-
tween the United States and Spain, and
Is now presented 10 the President at
Brunswick Ga, March ~, 1892 with .the
compliments Of R0ssndo Torras. late vice.
consul OF SPAIN
This courtesy greatly pleased Mr. Nc
Kinley.
BACK ~ TOWNSVILLE
The Presidential train. 90 a. parting
cheer. pulled ont Of Brunswick az las.
and Conductor Joseph Palmer Jr. OF the
Plant System, landed his distinguished
passengers I'm Thomasville at 5.3i
The Presidential party drove az once
70 Senator Hanna's home and rested dur
ing the evening Friday the President
will go % Tallahassee. returning the same
day Early next week he Will leave here
for Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
Mr.. SHERMAN
STILL IMPROVING
The Arrival of the Paris a Relief 10
SantiagO-He will be Removed
to the Chicago To-Day.

SANTIAGO March lowing to
the supposed authenticity of the
report received here from captain Leigh.
the chief signal officer regarding the
alleged death of John Sherman. the for
mcr Secretary OF state. the weekly re-
cen tion Of Mrs Wood. the wife OF Gene
rh Leonard Wood. was postponed yes
terday afternoon.
After the arrival of the American line
steamer Paris mt Santiago and the an
nounccment that there was no truth in
the reports of the death of Mr. sherman,
word was sent out that Mrs. Wood would
receive. 10 WAS too late. however. to
obtain the services OF the band in spite
OF this fully TWO hundred passengers
from the Paris were present at the re-
cCption.
When the Paris reached here those on
board Of her noticed that the flag aylng
from MORO Castle. at the entrance OF
the harbor. was at half-mast and il was
inferred hy the passengers that some i'm
pOrtlut parsonage was dead
Their surprise was great when told. on
being reached by a tug. that renort was
current that Mr.. Sherman was dead.
Captain Leigh gave the signal Office a
Guantanamo "a bad quarter Of an hour
The men on duty there explained that
they had received the alleged news of
MIR. Shcrman's death from the French
cable Company and supposing It to be
correct sent AN official confirmation. as
they had no cause 20 doubt the authen-
ticitv of the report.
The announcement OF Mr.. sherman's
death obtained SO much credcnce here
that General Wood even had "a cable dis
patch written asking the authorities N
Washington for instruction as TO the
special honors they were desirous of
paying o. the remains Of the distinguish.
ca statesman. but before the message
was sent the Paris arrived here and
everybody was relieved 10 hear that MIR
sherman instead of being dead was i'm
proving in health.
Mr. sherman continues improving and
viii be removed from his cabin on deck
this afternoon for an hour
Mir Shcman's condition this evening
continue about the same. He rested
comfortably throughout the day. and If
anything is somewhat improved. lie ex-
poets 60 go aboard the United States
cruiser Chicago tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
STREET CARS COLLIDE.
They Come Together at 9Th and Broad
Motorman McGchcc Hurt.

One OF the Traction Company Broad
street cars and Chestnut Hill car OF
the Richmond Railway and Electric Com
pany. came together at Seventh and
Broad streets last night with a terrible
crash.
Tho Chestnut Hm car had its front
platform and a portion of the vestibule
badly smashed. while 1t was turned around
by the force OF the impact until It stood
almost al right angles 10 the track The
Tractcion car. also, was somewhat dam
aged
The motorman on the Chestnut Hn
car. Mr. McGehee. was bruised and
stunned. but soon recovered sufficiently
10 go 10 his home.
superintendent j. w Wilbur was soon
on the scene with force of hands and
quickly got the damaged car out OF the
way.
Mr. Wilbur said last night that his COM
pany has the right of way az this cross
ing under ordinance and that the COLI.
sion was no fault of theirs.
At the Traction Company car sheds
it was said that ~ was n disputed quos-
ton as 10 which motorman was i'm fault
None Of the passengers in the cars were
hurt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
Expected Republican Guests Cause
Some Embarrassment.
MR.. CROKER is PHILOSOPHICAL.
He Don't Care Anything About Mr.
Bryan sighting His Dinner. But
is Sorry lie Can't Understand
a Difference OF Opinion
Hope Hc VIII Help the
Party's Cause.


NEW YORK.. March 22-The Jefferson
b,rc,et of th. chiearo nilfro~,, D.,,o-
-. 80 ,,,i.' '..... ,.ff ...,. ....-. .t'.
hlsAt OF AprH l''H ''ioiei w =. Bryan
has given positive assurances that Doe viii
ba nras.nt rt is said that bo ,.iu make
.,.
d. "ol'Di' sp'e'"' S''''"7 '.'' '-i"u "i'i0"
Le believes the Democratic party should
take in the national campaien of next
yo.r D. fs ,lanre5 to b.ra tb. l,tor
....i.... ......,.......
'''' ''' '''-
uiiH-I
QUESTION OF NAME.
Eugene " Brewster. who is MANAGING
the r,r,.sp dinner said fo-u.ahf.
sunni ''' '''i ''
name OF the dinner. DO was decided al
hrsi not to call Do ID dinner ni iHe 'n-cdso
platform Democrats. because of Governor
iInIrce ana DINERS VINO "'e i-'pi' cans
we ARRANGED lHdl may ii ,'in'nl. gee
'H il-h,f H"N'F'it a'N I'. 'Ii' iltiid-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
THREE BODIES FOUND.
The Known Dead NOW Number Eigh-
tccn-.Thirty-Seyen Stili Missing.


NEW YORK. March 22-Besidrs the
fifteen dead whose bodies have been re-
covered. fOrty-nine persons who are sup-
posed TO have been 90 the Windsor Hotel
when il was destroyed by fire on Friday
are yet unaccounted for. 40 bodies were
recovered to-day, but shortly after b
o'clock tonight a fragment of charrcd
flesh was found on The Fifth avenue side
oi the ruins near where the other bodies
were found, but deeper down
What are supposed TO be the remains
of three bodies were taken out OF the
windsor Hotel ruins at "a late hour too
night. These three bring the list OF dead
mp 20 eighteen. There are thirty-seveu
persons missing. The nrst find was made
near the corner of Firth avenue and For
tv-slXth street. The wOrkmen uncovered
the remains Of a body consisting OF
number of charrcd bones. Portions az ID
heavy silk shirt and some beadwork.
found among the bones, gave the im-
preston that the body was that of "a wo-
man Subsequently portions of what are
believed by the police 10 Doe two bodies
were found near the elevator shaft.
NotIing was found 10 identify them
Those who examined the remains thought
they were the bones OF an adult and a
boy. the latter being possibly the elevator
bov Warren Guion. who is among the
missing. The remains have been taken
to the morguc.
Shortly after o'clock tonight n frag-
mont Of charred flesh was found on the
Fifth-avenue side of the ruins
OF the l22 guests registered at the Wind
sor Hotel at the time Of The fire. but
seven remain 90 DE accounted for The
list IS as follows:
Miss Margaret FULLER Pittsburg: Miss
Dora Hoffman. Baltimore: Mr. and Mrs
A. b. Johnson. of New York Miss No
Nulty. New York; Mrs n. Mcdonald, |
New York: Mrs. j. H. Stokes New York
Al the time Of the fire there were "a
employees OF the hotel OF these fourteen
are not accounted for
A bank book found I'm the ruins to-day
was the property of George NJ Colburn. !
OF Niagara Falls. Cobun is known 10 |
have been az the Windsor Hotel last /
week. and since the day OF the fire moth !
ing has been heard of him. COlburn was /
for a number Of years connected with the |
OF the Clifton House on the I
Canadian side OF the river at Niagara /
Falls. and for some time past be had |
been negotiating for the lease Of the /
Cataract House, on the American side |
of the river, the Clifton House having
been destroyed by fire some months ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
BLACK DIAMOND ROUTE.
The sale of Franchises to English Cap
itali~ts Completed Yesterday

CINCINNATI. O.. March pa meeting
of the American stockholders or the pro
posed Black Diamond route. railroad
t. run from Ohio 20 Port Royal was held
to-day for the purpose of completing the
sale to English capitalists. Mr. ". =.
Dickinson OF Washington. was authorized
90 transfer the franchises and rights 10
The British huanciers. Mr. Dickinson will
leave for England in few days n Is
said that The construction viii begin IN a
few months The first portion % be- built
is that running from Clay. Ky. 20 Port
Royal, 509 mll<
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23

LONDON. March 22-The Rome cor
respondent OF the Daily Telegraph SAYS
the Pope is beginning TO suffer from de-
preston. During the service on saturday
De- asked oue OF bis personal attendants
how many in the congregation he Ohe
attendant thought really rcioiced I'm his
recovery. Then he added despondently:
What mockery IL is-this Thanksgiving
for my recovery. / shall not live a week"
The exclaim was followed by a pro-
longed and alarming fainting ft.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
Tho DrnNfns Cn,e.

PARIS. March - In the Chamber of
Deputies to-day the allegations mads
against Baron Non Mohreuheim. the for
mer Russian Ambassador here. in con.
necton with the Droyfus case. were the
subject Of an Interpolation of the GOV
eminent The Premier, NJ. Dupuy. indig.
rau'y repealed an the ins.nuations
against the representatnes OF
an allied nation. whose services
10 France can never be forgotten" ani
vigorously protested against the action
OF the newspapers which originated such
scanAalous lalsliIes.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
THE CUBAN ASSEMBLY.
viii Probably Decide to Disband the
Army and Dissolve.

HAVANA. March 22-The Military As
scmbly owing tl the absence of a quo
rum held mo- meeting to-day, but meet
ing viii probably be held tomorrow.
though Saturdays meeting is likely 20 Dee
the Important session of the week. The
feeling is now thaJ as .t is clearly i'm
possible for the Assembly 90 raise funds
for the armys use. the most logical
course. AN things considered would be 90
disband the army and dissolve. 4 motion
to This effect will undoubtedly be made
and may provoke a. hot contest.
The cuban Generals Diaz. Montcague-
do. Robau. Nodarse. BetancOurt and Pc
raza held secret meeting tonight lt
IS supposed that. having consulted their
commands. they are now prepared To take
the side of General Gomez against ihe
Assembly
a committee OF Cuban officers have IS
sued "a call 10 their colleagues 10 attend
the funeral at colon cemetery tomorrow
Of Major Prudoncio MARTINEZ. who was
fatally shot on Monday evening at the
Hotel mglaterra bv Police Lieutenant
Emil Cassin. former trumpeier ot the
Rough Riders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
THE CAMPAIGN Of 1900.
Bryan the Candidate and Money the
Issue, Says Senator Teller.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. March 22-Scna-
tor NJ III. Teller of Colorado, was asked
here to-day what in his judgment would
be the Democratic issue in the next Prcsi-
Dental campaign II think there is no
doubt replied Senator Teller that the
Democratic party will make the financial
question the issue
who will be the Democratic nominee
"a undoubtedly Mr.. Bryan will be the
choice of his party propmuy replied
the Senator
In regard to w J. Bryan's controversy
with Perry Belmont. Senator Teller said:
II think Mr. Bryan did exactly right
I'm taking the position he did. Those fel-
lows in that organization are not Demo-
Gratis They are Republicans masquerad-
ing under Democratic colors. Ihey op-
posed Mr.. Bryan's election I'm 1896, saying
his election would endanger the nations
welfare and ne did perfectly right in
dcclinins, 10 accept the invitation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
The Sherman and Grant Give Him
Five Thousand More Men.
THE SITUATION is UNCHANGED.
American Army is Entrenchod and
the Natives Seem to BE Waiting TO
Make a Decisive Movement.
Aguinaldo says lie VIII
March Into Manila i'm
Twenty Days,

WASHINGTON, March 22-Additonal
reinforccmeuts reached General Otis at
Manila this morning. as indicated by the
receipt of a dispatch from General Otis
saying that the transport sherman had
arrived with troops Crhrd Infantry and
four companies of the Seventeenth In
fantry under command Of Colonel Page
in good coidition.
The Sherman followed the Grant
through the suez canal and preceded the
sheridan over the same route
These reinforcements will add about
5000 fresh troops to the military force In
tho Philippines and are expected TO aid
materially IN the subiugation Of the Fill
plnos before the rainy season opens.
OUR ARMY BUSY.
MANILA. March 2-5 J.. M.-Whiie
apparently inactive since Sunday, really
the opposite has been the case with the
American forces. A reorganization entail
ing many changes has been DO progress
since the abandonment of the lying cole
umu. General wheaton and General
IlaIc's brig1dcs have not been assigned,
hut tho oregon Regiment. tho Minnesota
Regiment and the Twenty second kegi-
mcut have been concentrated at the camp
nn the Lunctl. at the water front ~
readiness for immediate transportation
whom the plans OF the military leaders
have been formulated.
SAVING AAlMUNITION.
,,.+.l., ....t'..ir,. .,,,'i,a,,,cd '' ,rho
en.n,,- b.. r+rrair.d from m1ltinr anv
attacks recently and it would appear that
tAe rebels ac saving their ammunition
fog decisive movement
a.'idilE to prisoner ,i ip, p.Di,,i .i,.
I ,,r'i,ot fbo roservos
m AIqloios and march into Manila within
twenty daps unless the Americans with
SOME DROWNED.
The concentration OF rebel forces in The
vicinity of Maldbon gives color % the
statement of the prisoner.
Aut tl'e- received rom lepu py u todss-
tt,h at ~ 90 = ~ ,.',-'- d. III s,S -,
fr,,, N',,. y.ri -, t-atrnerv qi bas @r-
rived here. one child. two sailors. and
two priyates died on the voyage, and one
man was drowned IN the Mediterranean.
An Address lSSl I'D.
NEW lDkk, Maich l-.-lhe J"ulhAI
Manila correspond, no cables to-day that
the address 90 the natives Of the Philip
p.ae Islands. drafted uy the American
Commission in behalf ot the United
states Government and emo2dying t9e
r',,il, '''0
After beiro translated into AN the ma
tfvc-. d.,r.rts it h. b., he disseminated
tbroncb.rt Tho ar.blrai1go
grTIr COVrRNNlENT.
Tho address assures the Fuipnos of
the intention of the Americans % develop
an. pow,rs of self government i'm the
psop.e
rf avniains that tho United States has
, ,.s,,,,,,4 irtorr,ti,,,l obiieatiors which |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
ENGLISHMAN ON TRUSTS
Professor Ashley says Those in This
1ountTy Tend 90 lower Prices.

LONDON. March 22.-At the banquet OF
the British Economic Association this evl-
ing. Sir Robert Giiin. former assistant
secretary OF the Board OF Trade. presid-
ing, Professor Ashley delivered an in-
teresting address on the position OF trusts
IN lhe Uiited states.
Professor Ashley said the trusts were
mainly the outcome OF an attempt 10 got
lid OF the disastrous effects OF cut throat
competition. The public. in his opinion.
had greatly exaggerated their mower 10
rule prices. lie commended that the gem
eral tendency of trusts in the United
states Vas ln fact % lower prices. as had
been seen I'm the case OF the Standard oil
Trust. Undoubtedly the trusts gave m
advantage TO the capitalists but they also
tended TO secure steadiness i'm the rate OF
remuneration for labor and 10 promote
continuity Of employment and an in
creased stability In industry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
KHALlFA HARD PRESSED.
Food and Ammunition Scarce ana
His Army Dcmoralized.

LONDON. March 23.-Ihe CAIRO core
s,0rirnt- OF The Daily Mail telegraph5
no substance OF an interview boz has had
with Sir William Edmund Garstn. Under
Secretary OK state. f0r Public Works in
Egvnt who has just returned from Nile
tour.
Sin William Garstin says that, accord
ing 10 the latest reports. the knalifa, the
Darvisn leader in the SOudan. h in great
straits Tor food and amnunition. lie has
only six thousand hghting men aud 4
thousand rebels. while b. IS hampered
hy am enormous following OK women and
children Many OF bis followers are anxi-
Gus 10 desert him. and 80 of them artu-
ally aid surrender 10 Sir William Gag
stin's gunb0at during the trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
oncr,niincd for Measles.

Third Plttall0n of the Fifth Massachu-
setts. Regiment has boen relieved OF pro-
vost duty bv two companies OF the Two
Hundred and First New York, and put in
quarantine on account oi the number Of
cases Of mc4sies among The Massachu-
setts boys. The Two Hundred and Third
New York Regiment Is now ready 10 he
out. having turned I'm everything
but tents. knives and forks, and will 10
finally dismissed Saturday. \ number OF
the men will remain in Greenvlle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23

to obtain a brief respite from the routine
Of Office duties
Whether the trip will hc extended be-
yond Havana will depend entirely upon
circumstances that may hereafter de-
yCiop.
Those who accompanied the Secretary
included the following: VI. ;. Smith. his
business partner al Detroit. \. NJ. Henry
his brother-in-law. and H. q. Meredith,
OF Detroit; Major George N. Hopkins.
his military aide: Colonel W -. Mann.
and Victor l.. Mason, his private secre-
tarv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
ALGER LEAVES FOR CUBA.
He and His Party Lave Washington
for savannah over the Southern.

WASHINGTON. March 22-secretary
Alger and o. party OF friends lett here to-
night for Savannah, Ga, on thoir way
to cuba. They occupied "a special car on
the train leaving over the Southern rail-
way at 9.2D o'clock which IS scheduled
10 reach savannah about Q o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Al the latter place
the party will take the transport IN
gals. in which the voyage TO Havana will
be made.
The Secretary's trip has two objects IN
view-hrst to famiarze himself with ex-
isting conditions IN cuba, and second,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
MILES AT HARVARD.
Addresses Students Under Auspices OF
Harvard Republican Club.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, March 22.-Gene-
raj Miles addressed the students Of Har-
ward University I'm Sanders Theatre this
afternoon under the auspices OF the Har-
ward Republican Club. The theatre was
crowded and the students welcomed Gene
RAJ Niles and President Elliot with deaf
cniug cheers
General Miles remarks were entirely
impcrsoual and contained no reference
10 the recent war or 10 the controversy
concerning the War Department pres.-
dent Elliott however. made am impress
siye culogy OF the man. whom h. sald
had shown the same courage and f0rti-
tude under caIumnv and misrepresenta-
tion. MS ne had shown IN camp and bat-
tle. President Elliots words made a great
impression on the audience. whose SYM
p4thv was plainly manifested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23

DALLAS. TEN. March p. --C. III. Alex
ander. president Dallas Consolidated Elec-
tric street Railway Company to-day an
nounced the sale Of the property 20 a syn
dicate OF Des Moines. Ia, capitalists.
THE principal members are q. Won Ginkel.
r NJ. Earle and = H. Bousauet Mr..
Alexander says he sale was cOnsummatet
on the bass Of $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
STRANDED NEGROES
Reach New York I'm Roitc to Liberia
aud are Now Pcnnilcss.

NEW YORK. March p The twenty
seven colored families. numbering one
hundred and four persons in all who are
stranded in Jersey city after having
come from the West % go 90 Liberia. as
is alleged. under "a contract with the IN
ternauonal Migration Society. were mott
fed to-day by the Central railroad ~
New Jersey that they would have %
leave the cars IN which they have remain
ed since their arrival On Jersey City. IL
is claimed thar the International Migra.
tiou Society promised 10 send these people
90 Liberia and thar they have failed 10
carry out their promise Most OF them
are destitute and their condition g. pltis.
blc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
IN MINERS BEHALF.
Coal Mined In Arkansas Must BE
Weighed Before Screening.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. March 22-The
House to-day unanimously passed a bill
providing that an coal mined in Arkan-
sas should be weighed before screened.
violations 90 be punishable by fine. Pro-
tests were fled by every coal dealer IN
Little Rock, Pine BLUM and other ciues.
but these were ignored by the Lcgisld-
ture The bill WAS introduced on behalf
OF miners who are now on strike.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
rnrcnn Cnl,inelDlsso,,cl.

YOKOHAMA. March 22-AccOrding 10
a report from Seoul capital OF Corea, the
whole Corea Cabinet has been dismissed
and two OF the ministers have been ban
ished because OF wholesale changes made
by the Cabinet In provincial offices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23

tho Bureau Of Animal Industry at the
Stock Yards.
How long will canned roast beef
kccp?'
m properly canned it will keep for
twenty years.
The witness stated that the present
nrocess robbed the meat of its nutrition
and The storrlzng feature of it genorat-
eJ gas which tainted the meat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
ANOTHER BRANCH.
The American Tobacco Company Buys
the Pacholdcr Cigarette Go.

BALTIMORE March 1.-The n. 5
Pachoider Cigarette company was to-day
sold 10 the American T00baco Company.
The company made a speciality of tho
manufacture OF al-tobacc0 cigarettes,
and it is said Is the last but one lndepcn.
dent factory in the city. 10 Is c0ntem'
plated 90 enlarge the plant and % In.
crease the number OF employees from ~
ID about lNnn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
SIGNAL CORPS NOT TO BLAME.
News Of Shcrman's Death Furnished
h" 'rcucr C1ble Companv.

VI TIIIFIIN.
WASHlNGTON, March 22.-General A.
W Greely. Chief Of the Signal Corps to-
night gave to the Associated Press the
following signed statement with reference
10 the report that the signal officer at
Gu"rtanamo had confirmed the report OF
oX-Socreiafy Sherman's death:
WDr Department. Office of chief Signal
On.cer March p Washington - captain
Leigh telesraphs me from Santiago that
the Information regarding Mr.. Sherman =
alleged death came direct from the repre-
sentative OF the French Cable Company
al Guantanamo. and that the RESPONSE
biiity OF the Signal Corps Is limited 10
the telcgraphing OF the story.
Yours, A. w. GREELY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23

ROME. March 22-It IS understood that
the Chinese Minister has informed the
Italian Government that China absolutely
refuses tho demand of Italy for con
cesslon at san Nun Bay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-23
Nnlnn,r.l.. Iirnch n,,nnnnh-

SAVANNAH. GA, March 22.-rhe Sec
ond Louisiana Volunteers arrived az
quarantine to-day on the Ward Liner
Havana. and Will go into camp as soon
as disinfected. preparatory 90 being mus
tered out