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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

FREDERICKSBURG. May 24-special
The remains Of Mrs Catherine Finch
~ Alexandria. who died here yesterday
while on a. visit 10 The family Of Mr..
Gustavus Rooey. were taken today to
that city for in'ermelt.
Mr.. WIstar w. Braxton has lie n
brought 20 his mother home here clf-
fering wiki a broken leg He s. tray
cling salesman and while driving a
spirited horse near Philadelphia. which
took fright. he was thrown ont OF tn
vehicle and in addition % broken leg,
was badly bruised otherwise.
This morning Mr.. jacob Dunrayant
who resides about six miles from this
city found a box az his yard gate which
contained I've new born white girl
baby lt was tJken into his home and
cared for and the case reo0rted 20 the
officers who arc trying 10 find the par
cnfs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
NORTHERN PRESBYERlANS
Congratulate the Qucen-ThcirLy Lynch
ing Resolutions Toned Down.


MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, May 2f-The
PRESBYTERIAN Assembly to-day sent out
the following caneratulatory cabiesram
60 queen Victoria.
"The General Assembly Of the Presby-
terrain Church boz America tenders COM
CALCULATIONS on the eighueth anniversary
of your birthday and rejoicos in the
Divine Guidance which has blessed your
long and prosperous reign.
The elders of the Church South. sitting
I'm Assembly Ii Richmond. replied as fol-
lows TO tue telegram sent them Yesterday
Dy the elders of the Church North.
Replying 90 your salutatlou. we greet
YOU a. members Of one boNy iu Christ
Read Acts Xx 30. and Epheslans YIN IA
% 2l May God bless you always
Rev. Meade Holmes. % Rockford. ILL.,
aged and bent. climbed upon The tribune
this afternoon and extracted from "a
worn little pockct-bOok a draft for 81 Oo).
Rents were terrible low he said, and
money was hard to get. but for the
Frecdmen's cause he would give that
draft provided an stood by Their pledges
and prom SEES. and the moro than $4,000
promised was actually delivered.
Then while the Assembly app'auded
loudly the gray bead painfully climbed
down
d. Charles Herr presented the amended
report Of the Freedmen's Committee to
lynch law Outrages I'm the South.
The lurid language OF the other day
which caused some excitement. gives
place TO this harmless paragraph:
cit Ohe Freedmcn's) is cause that APP
peals TO Us with particular insisteuce at
This time. because of the development of
the mob spirit I'm our Christian land. We
join heartily with our fellOW-CitiZcus and
fellow-Christians of AN sections their
horror of these dreadful manifestations.
and We believe it IS am hour for our
church 20 pledge herself afresh ia sac
rifice and service and redemption of the
negro from his sunerings and his sins
Nobody had any fault to ind with these
words.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

ENFIELD. y. g.. May 2A-Special-
4 white man 10y the name of Whitney
was tried here few days ago FOR illicit
distilling and sentenced TO the peniten-
tiary for five years lie was taken TO
Raleigh to-day.
This is the coolest weather that has
been felt I'm this section az this season
for many years.
Mr.. Charles smith. the popular en-
ploye OF the American Tobacco Company
az this place. left for his home, Milton,
y g.. to-day.
Mr. VI. \. Palmore night operator here.
who was taken very sick about a week
ago and had o. leave Tor his home Car
tersvlle. Va. has returned, and is much
better.
Miss saule Whitfield is still very sick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
THE DAY IN CHARLESTON.
1T. Georges Society Celebrate the
Birthday IN Appropriate Form.

CHARLESTON. S. G., May A-rhe st.
Georges Society Of Charleston. foundea
I'm 1879. to-day celebrated the Queens
birthday by a meeting and banquet AZ
the Chamber OF Commerce. Previous 10
the toast TO Her Majesty a resolution
was adopted tho members extending -
Her Majesty their respectful greetings
on the attainment Of ions-score years ~
ono OF the best and greatest poieniates
with whom the world has ever been
blessed and echo the anthem, God save
the queen. now proudly pealing thr"uSh-
out her realms
Tho resolutions will be forwarded 10
Queen Victoria through the office Of her
ambassador al Washington
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
BETWEEN
THE ACTS
LITTLE CIGARS

are clean-all through.
They are made of clean
material and In a clean
manner. There is no
feature Of the process
Of making them that
would not please the
most fastldlouS smo-
ker. Perhaps you have
thought that all social
ed little cigars we're
alike because theylook
alike. There is a great
difference, however, in
favor Of Acts. Send
soc. In stamps and let
US send you 50 to try;
you will like them, and
they will save IN cigars
what they cost five
times over.
American Tobacco Co.. "
5o7-529 ". 11d ST.. New-Yofk City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

Nir. and Mrs. 3 Careers have issued
cards for the double wedding OF their
daughters. Wednesday evening. June ith
Miss Roseue IS 10 become the bride or
Mr.. Louis Baldaccl and Miss Antonictte
VIII wed Mr.. AldnO Biagi.
The prospective brides are pretty and
accomplished young ladies' and the
grooms prosperous business men. The
double wedding Will Doe celebrated at St.
Patricks church. Twenty-hfth street be-
tween Grace and Broad. az AGA % clock.
Wednesday, June 9Th. and at $50 o'clock
a reception will be rendered the wedding
party al Sanger Halle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

cercr0und workings are consuming. and
the severe one recently in fha Utica Mine.
OF California again direct public attcn-
uou 90 these suDterraue1n c0nHagra ions
So mines az % n0n-carb,n ferrous charac-
ter The presence Of The deadly fire.
damp or cHrburetted hydrogen. in coal
mines. and lts liberation by ihe removal
of coal. 90 accumulate 300 some eXcavaf cd
cramner often reasonably enough account
Tor explosions in those mines. followed
rr $40 szu- rpon fha mineral and cling
ing thereto with stubborn, even irreslsti-
hle. tonacity. There are mines OF coal
which are now burning and have b. en-
burning for twenty years. despite all e.
forts % assuage thedev0urng element.
Into these fires the steam Of sixty boil
ers has been steadily turned FOR many
months. and then. after an efforts 20 eX-
tirsuiu-h them had proved futile. further
attempts were abandoned. thed.sirict Of
the fire was cut off from the mine. walled
up. and left 90 shoulder 10 Itself with its
dead heat and confined caloric eating It's
WY through the carbon.-John T.. Benz
nctt ia June Lippincotts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

LANCASTER PA. May o. John
Burkholder of Marindale. and Frank l..
Houser of Terry 1911. have been arrest
ed. charged with countorfeiting the labels
of the Cigar Makers international Uu-
ion.
1t IS alleged that they have been en-
gagged extensively in this counterfelting
business for several years and supplied
q large number of factories u this city
and country, among others that Of Vim
NJ Jacobs. the head of the great rove.
nue. stamp and silver certificates coun-
terfeiting scheme recently exposed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

CHICAGO. May 2}-S 1eciai-The
American Railway Equipment Company
has been organized with a capital stock
OF so 10000. Of which siZ0o0oo " II be
common and Sl0c0p.e0 preferred.
This ls practically "a i..HfHH concern,
combining several manufacturing COM
Germs I'm Chicago with outside concerns
all engaged In the manufacture ~ ral-
way equipment The Illinois Trust and
SAVINGS Rank is 20 receive subscrirt!ors
10 the underwriting Of the trust.-Pnila-
delphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

BELNlDERE. y D.. May 4-Joe. Till
"a prosperous farmer residing near Long
Bridge. Warren county. Shot DIS wife in
the head last night mfrtins Cd wound
that may result On her death.
Till then blew out his own hraas
The couple had been married seven
years and lived happily Recently TH
had showed signs of insanity and this ifs
supposed to have been tho cause of the
double tragedy The couple ha3 one
child
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
THATTHHOBBING HEApACur

Would quickly leave you. 81 you used
Dr. Kings New Life Pills Thousands
OF sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and ouAd up your health. Easy o. take.
lfy 'hem. only - cents. Money back
~ not cured Sold by owens & Minor
DrAE ComnanN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

PEKIN. May 2i-The Russian Minis
ter hore NJ. dc Giers. has modified the
Tsung Ii Yamen that Russia IS unable
TO accept the Chinese refusal Of rail
road concession and that she will send
cnrineers forthwith to SURVEY "A lire 20
connect the Russian Manchurian railway
with Pekin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

LUCKE.-Dled. at Chatham, Piusylvania
county. Va. ggd instant Mrs JANE
LYLE LUCKE. relict of the late VIM
H Lucke in she eiehtieth year of Ler
age.
Funeral at SEQ \. NJ. tomorrow.
MAY 18th. on arrival OF Southern rail-
way train. Interment private.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
MUSIC At SALEM.
The Commcnccm Concert Was n
Success In Every Particular

~Nf''f~~ Nv iNfiA arr f'NiN's
WINSTON. y. c.. May H-SpeciaL-
The grand concert tonight IN connection
with Salem Female College commence
ment was one o. The most enjoyable
musical entertainments yet given hy this
institution. The programme consisted OF
vocal and Instrumental selections and
Rotations. each part being charmingiy
rendered. Several Virginia young ladies'
were on the programme Miss Grace cum
nneham OF Richmond played beauti-
fu piano solo.
The receipts OF The concert will 20 TO
the fund being raised 90 erect a hand
some memorial chapel iu 1907, in which
year tho college viii have been estab-
lished one hundred years
Tomorrow IS comm ncement day proper.
Boy. Dr. Stags. of Charlotte. will deliver
tho address
Three essays will be read by members
OF tho senior class
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

VIENNA. May 2L-Empress Francis
Joseph. wearing the uniform OF the Kings
Dragon Guards. the British Cavalry
Regiment. OF which he Is honorary colo
mel. called at the British Embassy mere
today in order TO personally offer mis-
congratulations upon the occasion Of
Queen Victoria's eighueth birthday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

WASHINGTON May 2i-The naval or
ders posted to-day assigns Captain j. b..
Coghian 10 duty as commandant Of the
Puget Sound Navy Station. June ath
by which time the Raleigh viii be out Of
commission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

LONDON, May 24-The Shanghai cor
respondent Of tie Daily Mail says.
Sir Charles Ross. representing an
American syndicate, has offered 20 pur-
chase the municipal electric light plants.
on condition that the purchaser is eiyrn
the right 20 establish tramwavs."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
ptotf for Mckinley.

NEW YORK, May 4-The Evening
world prints an interview with Senator
= & Plat in which the latter is quoted
as strongly advocating the denomination
oe President Mckinley and Nice-Presl-
,faut Hobart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

I'...'h "' Ha~ Burned fwn Score NenrS
The terrible fires which are now raging
In he mines az Smuggler Mountain, near
Aspen, Col. in which forty miles OF un.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
THE BIRTHDAY Or
ENGLAND'S QUEEN
CONTINUED from First Page)

OF the response from the army and tne
naval officers were particularly nouce-
able. vote Of thanks was rendered
Consul Taylor by the citizens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
The Best Blood Remedy.
TRAGLE MEDICINE CO,
ODiliOl0f Blood Balm,
e. e. E.

They are close 10 the people who arc
sick with some Blood Iaint or skin
Biscasc-words of gratitude from Gus
toner. who have taken their advice
and taken II. u. IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

CAPE HENRY. VA. May 2i-The T..
s. Cruiser Prairie passed in at ESQ T. NJ.
to-day for Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

COvERACK. CORNWALL. MAY 2L-5
y M.-The attempt just made 90 Goat
The American Line steamer Paris has
nroyed unsuccessful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25

LONDON. May 4-Niscount Eshcr. the
late Master of the Rolls. Us dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
picnickcrs Drowned.

MACON. GA. May Il Aspecial TO the
Telegraph from Loyett. Ca, tells Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
CANADIAN SPEAKER CHOSEN.
Thomas Balm Elected to Succeed tho Late
Sir James David Edgar.

OTTAWA. Ont. Aug 1.-Thomas Balm. mem
ber for Wentworth. Ontario. was elected
Speaker OF tho Commons to-day to succeed Sir
James David Edgar. who died yesterday. 1t
being the first instance in Canadian parliament
tary history OF the death OF n Speaker during
the session. the British precedent was followed
in tho election. At tho opening OF to-day's
sitting OF the House the Prime Minister. adj
dressing the clerk. Sir John Bourinot. in
formed the House that permission had
been granted by his Excellency. tho Governor
General, to elect a new Speaker. and submitted
tho name Of Thomas Balm. who was accepted
hv the opposition and unanimously seated.
The Commons was thoreupon directed tn at
tend before his EXccllency in the throne room
within the hour. Accordingly, at O'Clock the
Speaker elect. followed by the Commoners.
proceeded to tho Senate chamber, and stand;
ing at the bar. addressed the oovcrnor-General
in the following set speech:
The House of Commons has been pleased
to elect me as its Speaker, although am but
little able to perform the duties thus assigned
TO me II in the performance OF those duties
should at any time fall into error. pray that
the fault NAV be imputed to me and not to the
Commons. whose servant am"
Mr.. Balm has been member OF Parliament
for twenty-Srvcn years. He iB retired farmer.
IS years OF age. and is OF Scotch descent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02

Rumors Follow the Announcement That VI.
Delcasse Will Visit st. Petersburg.

Special Cab. Despatch TO THE sUS.
PARIS. Aug 1.-The Cabinet has authorized
NJ. Dclcasst. Minister OF Foreign Affairs. to
start for st Petersburg tomorrow for the pur-
pose OF returning the visit OF Count Muraviefr.
Russian Foreign Minister.
NJ. Delcasse's visit is attributed to the
strained relations existing between France
and Russia. No reason exists why NJ. Del
rass6 should return Count Muraveff's visit to
France last year. which was purely private
visit for the purpose Of taking the AK
waters. One report says that NJ Del
cassG goes to Russia to explain Presi-
dent I.oubct's omission to telegraph to
the Car his condolences the occasion
of the death Of the CGarevitch, while another
report says the visit is for the purpose Of salts
Tying Russia that the coming court-marta Of
Dreyfus will not reveal the fact that tho Rus
sian Secret Service department denounced
Dreyfus.
There Is a great fall OF prices on the Bourse.
which il attributed 10 the departure of NJ Del
cassG for st. Petersburg us well as to the Drey-
fus affair
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
DEWEY SAILS For NAPLES.
Some of the Olympia's sailors Injured In
WATCHING the Anchor Mt TrIeste.


!Sptcidl cate D,spatches to THE srS.
TRIESTE. Aug Tho United States cruiser
Olympia. Admiral Dewcys flagship, which ar
rived here on July 20 from Manila en- route TO
the United States. sailed hence for Naples at
O'Clock this afternoon. Admiral Dewey re-
ceived farewell visits from number OF officials
at hotel. after which he boarded the Olympia
at half past O'Clock.
Some OF the sailors were injured by the
chain cable as the cruisers anchor was being
weighed.
vienna. Aug. 1.-According to the NpUe Freie
n'essr. Admiral Dewey. in conversation with an
intimate acquaintance sail that the conduct
Of the German officers at Manila was most dis
pleasing to him. He had even been Obliged to
fire at the German flagship because the officers
OF that vessel did not observe the rules OF the
blockade. Admiral Dewey added. the paper
asserts. that no had no antipathy to the Ger
man nation whatever. As to the statement
about firing at the German flagship. that. OF
course. merely means that the Admiral hreda
signal gun.
WAsHINGToN. Aug. l." Naples" was tho
single word contained in a telegram dated
Trieste and received at the Navv Department
to-day from Admiral Dewey. 1t meant that
the Olympia. with the Admiral on board. had
sailed from Trieste for Naples. No init nation
has been received by this Government from
Italy that there 10 danger Of demonstrations
against the Olympia at Italian ports on account
OF the 1allulah lynching.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
NINE HELD ny .4RuED MEN.
Superintendent wouldn't he Discharged,
Not Even by The PreSident.

Ell PAso, Tex. Aug 1.-Preshent George
NJ Jacocks and Counsel c. c. Dickinson Of the
Federal smelling Company Of Texas and the
Dragon Summit Copper Mines OF Arizona met
with move! experience few days ago at Ora
COON Summit. President Jacocks discharged
Superintendent Fitzgerald OF the mines and
went to Dragon Summit from here with Dick
inson for the purpose OF taking possession.
They heard that resistance would be offered.
aud took three armed men with them.
When the party reached tho mines they found
Superintendent Fitzgerald and fifteen men
armed with Wholesalers. A lawyer from this
city was also present as legal adviser for the
superintendent.
President Jacocks said he had come TO take
possession. and the III Paso lawyer said that
the mines belonged to his client, Mr.. Fitzger-
aid who was prepared TO hold them against all
corners.
Alter parlcy the capitalists withdrew. They
reached here to-day. They said that they pro-
cured an injunction from a Federal Judge in
Arizona to prevent Fitzgerald from shipping
ore, and had warned the southern Pacific Rail
way that II any ore was hauled from the mines
II would be held responsible.
Fitzgerald said that he purchased the mines
with money borrowed from the stockholders
and disputes their title. but President Jacocks
contends that he Holds the deeds and will
ultimately gain possession. The stock hoders
OF the Federal, Smelter and Dragon mines
are mostly New Workers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02

Two Men in Hospitals with Tales of Police
Brutality-Onc Mny Die.

John Curtis. % years old. OF 1914 Lcnox
avenue. was taken to Roosevelt Hospital
last eight suffering from fractured skull.
He went to the hospital in the West
Thirty-seventh street police patrol wagon.
accompanied BY Policeman Michaels, who
said he had Curtis under arrest. The doctors
said that Curtis would probably die to-day.
Curtiss friends assert that the fracture OF his
skull was caused by policeman club Police
man MIchacls denied this last night.
II was called into house at JD Seventh
avenue to stop fight about II o'clock to-
night" said the policeman. Il found Curtis
and his brother Thomas on the floor punch
ing each other. When | appeared they attacked
me. Both Of them got at mo and ] had
to run out OF the house John Curtis broke
one OF my fingers. | got Policemen Delmago
and Forbes and the three OF us went back ana
arrested him. His brother or some on" else
must have fractured his skull in the fight
William Harvey. ~ years Old. OF ~ King
street. who is in st. Vincent's Hospital suffer
ing from broken Jaw and other injuries. says
Policeman Ritter Of the Charles street station
c!uhbod him causing his injuries early
sHndSy m9nnf tho A. H. on at5 S
Ivy two Of his friends. The friends told the
Sergeant on duty that rolicemnu Ritter had
cubh"d Harvey. The Sergeant called an am
bulance and had him removed to the hospital
Il didn't club him. said Policeman Ritter
lns HGht rsmsmhsr t nhtrt on dSnmtEay
man at -. johns Park, and they hooted at me;
] chased the crowd and one young man tell
against an iron railing and hurt himself. That
must have been this fellow Harvey"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02

Said to He Suffering with Remorse Since
His Kelease from Prison.
Specid! Gable Dtipdtch to THE srx.

Specd! Cdbie Dttpdteh 10 THE SCS.
PARIS. Aug. 1T is asserted that after ex-
Lieut.. Col. du Patty dc Clam was released from
prison he Immediately went to bed, where he
remains. refusing to sec any visitors 1t is al
legged that he is suffering from melanchoiia,
the result of remorse.
According to n boulevard rumor. Gen. do
Galliffet. Minister OF War. has appointed Cant
Grousset member of his Staff. Interest in
the appointment lies in Capt. Grousset's Pile
bcian origin. He is a brother Of Paschal Grous-
set. who was member of the Commune and
is known for his advocacy of Drcyfus.
Gen. Boisdeffre's friends are anxious con-
corning his health. 1t is stated that he il
deeply depressed and that his condition has
become worse since the publication Of Du Patty
de CLAIMS evidence in the Figaro.
The Figaro this morning publishes letter
written by Gen. Gonse to the Court Of Cassa-
ton on May denying Du Patty de CLAIMS
statements as published by the Figaro on May
=. and Offering to retuto them before lie court
1t also prints letter written by Gen. Gonss
on May - in which he stoutly maintains the
truth Of his previous evidence and denies
Col. Pioquart's evidence on numerous points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
PENNSYLVANIA n. X. PENSION FUND.
Will Cost the Company $500, 900 "A Year
Soon to Go Into Effect.

VIII NOsL the company AJUU,UOD n 1enr-
Soon to Go Into Effect.
An official OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany said yesterday that. after several years
consideration. a conclusion has practically
been reached IA to the creation OF pension
and superannuation fund for the benefit OF the
employees OF the company. 1t is understood
that 40 years OF age has been fixed upon as the
age for compulsory retirement aud that EN-
ploycca who have been in the service thirty
years. but have not attained that age. will DO
entitled to the benefits OF the fund upon report
Of the committee which will have the admins
tration Of the fund.
Tho pension allowance will be based upon
length Of service and the average wages re-
ceived Ivy the employee during such service.
1t is estimated that it will require payment
by the company of about 100000 q year to
make the fund effective. The preliminary ar
rangements are now being made so that at
the meeting in the fall definite action may be
taken BY the board and the fund put in opera
ton.
This fund will not interfere at all with the
employees relief fund. but will work in en-
tire harmony Herewith. and the regulations
governing the fund will be finally shaped
through conferences between tho executive Of
lcers OF the comrany. the general manager.
the comptroller and the Advisory Committee
OF the relief department.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-02
SPAIN WON'T Ask Us TO PAY 1T.
Rumor About Her Cuban Debt Denied by
the Minister of Finance.
Special Gable Despatch to The sus
Special cable prspdtch TO The suS.

Spscid! cable nrspdirh 10 THE SCS.
MADRID. Aug. 1.-Selor Villaverde. Minister
OF Finance, denies n rumor that the Duke de
ARGOS. spanish Minister to the United States,
Ia trying to induce the American Government
to undertake at least to nay the amortization
OF the Cuban debts, Spain only paying the in
terest
Prime Minister Slvea went to San Sebas-
tian to-day. After comforting with the Queen
Regent, he issued a statement declaring that
the Government congratulated itself upon set
Ting tho Spanish colonial debts without hav-
ing to negotiate with the bondholders. and
without the latter protesting. He considers
tho political situation satisfactory. and does
not believe that there will be any serious rising
OF Carlists. unless they try to create q disturb
ance in central Spain for tho purpose Of pleas
ing those who have subscribed money for tho
purpose OF spreading the Carlst propaganda.
He hopes that with the help OF the United
States to shortly secure the liberation OF the
Spanish prisoners hold by the Filipinos.
Gen. Martinez Campos also visited the Queen
Regent to-day. He seems to be dissatisfied
with the political outlook.