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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-10-20
The Brooklyn Sails for Manila.

Fort Monroe, Va, October 16.-The
cruiser Brooklyn left Hampton Roads
ait 4:45 o'clock this afternoon, bound
for Manila Through the Suez canal.
The battleships Massachusetts and
Indiana and the cruiser New York sail
ed for New York this morning. The
Texas returned to Fort Monroe this
morning and, later, proceeded to Lam
bert's Point where she is now taking
coal. g.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-10-20

ger, giving what moral support he
could TO his beaten boat. Sir Thomas
remained on the bridge with his yes
glued on the boat in which his hope
had so lately centered n a group of
sailors forward seemed TO be trying TO
make cut the outlines of the vanishing
yankee in the thick gloom. From that
time 1t was simply a possession.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-10-20

Fort Monroe, Va, October 13.-Rear
Admiral Sampson retired from COM
mand of the North Atlantic squadron
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock, when his
flag was hauled down from the after
mast OF the cruiser New York.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-10-20
THREE HOURS FIGHTING
FlLIpINOS MAKE VIGOROUS ATTACK ON
= ANGELES.
THE TAGAL0S AND vlSAyANS

Preparing. for War between Them
selves on Island of panay-Thc Form
er send Troops TO the Island of Negroes
to Attack Natives Friendly To the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Preparing for
a Determined Attack ON Hoilo-Fili-
pino> Captured by our scouts.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-10-20
Typhoid Fever at the Military Iusti-
tnTP.

tute.
Lexington, Va, October flowing
to the prevalence of typhoid fever at
the Virginia Military Institute, Gener-
al Ship. superintendent, ~furloughed the
entire corps of cadets today for thirty
days. The corps numbers $50 young
men from all parts Of the United
States.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-10-20

To Sign the Peace Conference Protocol.
The Hague, October 16.-Stanford
Newell, United States minister to the
Netherlands, will sign the protocol en-
bodying the agreements reached by the
representatives of the powers particle
pating in the recent peace conference.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-10-20
COLUMBIA VICTORIOUS
1T Is HER RACE FROM THE CROSSING
OF THE LINE
TAKES THE LEAD AND KEEPS IT

A Decisive RACE and Magnificently
Sai1ed-The Course Fifteen Miles into
the Wind and Fifteen Before ft-A
Good Ten to Twelve Knot Breeze-The
Shamrock Defeated by Ten Minutes
and Eight Seconds-Rousing Recep-
ton Given the Columbia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15
ct. Gloub, Minl1elota, 0onaertag oe1 Is. Stunt, 1899.

id0nItes unb sldnsenbites ei4t nod
e;imal entsesen Der Frislter tritt Dor
bein Sterbebett llnb reidt Dir bic leste
Sommunion. Sein Seius fomu,t ;
nit melt aussebreiteten armen wie
emit am 8reu,e ruft er Dir gu: Sobn,
Sodter, ihente mir bein ners. 0u
senieBeit ibn-uno Slu t, bas
in beinen slbern rollt, lit ni6t mebr
oein Slut, es lit bas Slut Seiu Gbris
til, Der iir bid se%itOrben. - . a Z
d, baS bu bait, lit nidt mebr
bein Nleii9; es lit bas Sleii9 beiien,
Ser aus eiebe 81 Dir Sleii9 seworoeu
= unS ous SerS bas in Seinel
Sruit i9ldst, IS lit ni9t mebr beir
Ser;, IS lit bas SerS beines @ottes,
Der li6 nit Dir permdblt. -Wpriaper
pom Gnseln umi6weben anbetenS bid
Die Seuiel flieben uuo perlalien beir
Sterbebett-Simmels ireuSe rubt ali
beinem Antlie, Sriebe uno Gube teb:
rem wisoer-alle irbii6en Sanoeu Is:
len lid, beine Seele wanbert 9etroll
aus Der &erbarmun9 in baS Slater:
LAMB, aus her ,Sremoe in bic Seimatb
Sein Heib empidnst ben leeten Seser
uon FrieiterNanb nber &ir6eunb oas
Slut bes Spier5 rIlit I'M Grbarmen.
Nmel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15
S~mbildumsbmllc bcs bciliQcn
Natcrs.

Sas ieierli6e ulsemeine Subj:
ldumsjdbr lit fir Die !3eit pom "a,
DECEMBER 1899 bis "a. Se;embe,
1900 eurd bic Sulle pom II. Wtai
SS, IS. iOrmli6 aussei6rieben Nor:
ben. als bic 6rase erortsrt purSe,
oh bas aeue S~abrbunSert nit 1900
ober crit nit 1901 besinns, wurbe
mebrfa9 bemertt, baB Die Stride iir
ibr @ebiet Sieie Srase bereits ent.
l6iecen babe uno ;par III @uniteu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15

Siebenunoiieb;is SSa9snluounSen
Grntemai6inen iino tilr;li6 Don Nmes
rita na6 NrsentiHien 9cididt worber.
Sieie NauoelSs Grpaniipn ldBt man
lid seiullen.
Ger oemeine @eilt iudt Witl6uls
oise ;u erlperben, Der cole, aupre pom
S6nlo fern 81 balten.
Die iSeit fliebt = neil iie fiir6tct
tpotSei3lasen 81 rerpen.
Srantrei6 bat III unoertbalb Sab
ren iini ariessminiiter p%erbraudt.
sSir limb in Der Sinli6t lpar'amer.
Wan9e gerte iinben iid nit BEN
Susenben ibrsr Nebenmeni9en i6lpe=
rer ;uredt ais nit ibren 6eblern.
eSm Sabre 5000 werben ale Strait
Ell tabltopiis ieiu, bebauptet Elm Sors
i6er. llniere Sameu Don beute pers
BEN lid barber feline srauen 9aare
wadien laiien.
Inter allen &%rdntbeiten lit feline
10 anitedeno wie Die Narrbeit, tritt
lie episemiid aui, 10 nennt man lie
Wtooe.
Semperen; : 0amen in Newport
wouen 500 &riessldiHmatroien nit
yimonabe trdnten. 81 bic Sheer
laden sur Granite tommen weroen,
lit cine onSsre Srase.
Soworb Slddburn pom @louce,ter,
Maii., wiro bieier Sage in einem %
SUB lansen Boot cine Heiie iiber Ben
atlantilden Ocean antreten. Nu6
cine Art unb @eile, bic SegrdbniBs
olten 81 lparen.
Nn einem Neger=S 6ulbauie in eie
nem Gountp beS StaateS Georgia
pral,st Die taratteriitii6s Snidriit:
Nothing But the United States
Langwidge Teached Here" Sine
dbnlihe, be;ei6nenoe Saiel wiirbe lid
aud fir Die bpblen S6dcel 10 matt
der weiBen Natipiiten unb patentz
ameri faniiden @roBmduler gan;
iamos eisnen.
Salt anbertbalb Wiuionen Sibeln
bat bic ameri tuniide Sibels.ieui6ait
i'm ebeu absel6loNenen Seri6tiabre
uertbeilt. 9ta6 unisrem sisenen Sii=
ben i6einen feline pom bielen yi9ern
Der Helision Der Nd9itenliebe sesan=
gen 81 lein. 9tur 81 Sen iremben
Seieen.
Ser ipredenoite Seweis baiir, baB
bic Sanomi6ss 81 lulaner Civilization
81 i6deen wiiien, beitano in Der wdb=
reno bes lesten @ierteliabres erfolss
ten H~iidienNuns non leeren Sierila=
iden uno Sieridiiern I'M @eiammt.
wertbe pon S7149. Oarna6 tam
man unsefdbr aud wenisitenS ben
@elowertb oes Snbaltes Der betreiiens
Ben @eidBe iddsen.
Y X
Den sroBten Frocentias Ser gu.
nabme III Der sesenwdrtisen Ginwan'
beruna weiien bic Iolen auf. Sana
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15

tommer bic Srldnoer, nab oieIen Die
Sfanbinapier, na6 oieien bic Oeuts
lden. Die meiiteu Saiterateu (oes
0elens unb edreibens llntunbisen)
iinben lid unter Fortusieien, aiiatsn
unb Sirfen. Sas meiite @elb brin-
gen bic Seutiden, bur6l9nittli9
S45. 80 per aopi (obne bas, mas
nidt ansessben wirb). !3und9it fol.
gen bic Sdwei;sr nit $42.22. Gu
lisier Ano T0rtusielen brinsen ON
wenisiten - muir 1928 unS S7.2S
per Sopi.
Gin neues rnternebmen: Grcur=
i%ionsiabr;en iir Srautpaare bon Gbi,
caso ua6 st. Soiepb, Wi9., nit
ireier Srauuns uno prd9tis uusse.
itattetem SrautSemad. 0tun feblt
nur nod, baB iir bic Hiitfabrt Elm
s9eiOunssiaIOn aHsebdnst wirO.
Sn Calumet, Wtid., babeu ii6 bic
Sienitmdpden su elmer linton suiams
~mensetban, I'M ibren gpbn Inn 20
Trosent erb0bt 81 betommen. Die
m~eiiten Sausirauen baben bic Sors
perun9 9lei6 bewiuist; Die anbern
miliien lid obne Mtdsoe bebelien,
oenn hire Spmeltiten itreiten. Die
Sienltmdo9en in ben 9ta6baritdetcn
Nou9bton unb @ancot lpolen bas
Seiipiel ibrer Sdweitern in Calumet
na6abmen.
Bel Der ~2lufnabme oeS nd6iter
Suupescenius iou bic 2lrbeit ourd elets
tri'6e slpparate bebeutero elei6teri
unp bel6leunist werpen. Sieie Pip
parate werOen CUR !Seit in @aibins=
ton elmer Nrobe unterworien. @el=
der Dirt lie limb, barber lit bis jset
'iidtS in bic Nreiie ~SeorHnsen.
Ger &omanabi6nitt in 90. PA
aes Serl. Sagebl. idlieBt nit BEN
Saee: vauf Der StraBe ianf lie DO,
benz prieiterli6en @reis in bic Sniee,
cine talte @ano leste lid aui ibr,
Stirn, uno cine ;itternoe Gimme
ipra6 laut uno ieierlid: (,Sortlepunc
iolst.) @ie miliien bieie @orte BIZ
Seloin erl6iittert baben.
Nette Stuoentiunen tat ods $50:
mems College" su Nitmonb in &ir.
sinier. Na9 elmer Sun" Se.
pel6e babeu bic @raouirtinuen -
auf Dem Campus eircn S6eiterbauier
erri6tet uno oarauf inter Ginger
unb Soblen hire Bidder perbrannt
+ B. y. ibre S6ulbiiher; Nomant
waren feline oarunter - sic baben III
ole nit mad 6aus 9snommen. aud
Elm triumph mpoerner boberen S66:
tererSiebuns.
Sor pier Sabren importirten oit
Der. Staaten $4,000 wertb Sauer.
traut aus Seutl6lano iept, bebaup.
tet Der Star, piirbe ein @allonen'
mas I'M ere gauge Ginfubr a~uinebmel
tonnen. Sas benefit aber ni6t, bal
Der Sauerfrautconlum bierlanbs al.
ninmt, lonoern baB baS ameritanii6,
Froouft al Quit unS @iite benz beut
lden Siemli6 9lei6tommt.
Sie erlte 6~arlabuns uon @si;er
in 1899 traf am Wittwod pcn @aco
Seras, in Ct. youiS, Mo., Elm. Ge
lit rotber @SeiSen No. ., uno ersib
auf ben Sulbel 81 Fiuno. Gr Brad:
te bel einem oiientli6en %ertaui 90
Gents per Suibel, - Gents mebr al.
Der Saar @ci;en ouotirt lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15
6eimatbliebe.

Iis ibonfte. rsiuite 0isbe,
DE IS auf Groen giebt.
9as lit bic 6eimatbslisbe.
Die Soft ms Ger; uns ihr'eo.
llro trei5t uns audi oas Sb'dlal
,fu's melt. Wssr binaus,
Sets oentt oas Ger; nit Webmutb
glr's tbsurs Saterbaus.
l,no mag es nod 10 berrlit
glub in Der Sremoe iein.
llro MAG oeun unIre beimath
9lub nod 10 buffer ieiR.
Gs III bod itets am ihonteu
3n unfrsr 6eimatb SbooS-
@sbl benz, ben aus otr 6eimatb
gtiht treibt sia bartes Zoos!
@sbl benz, Der niht uerlaNen
Grit in Der Welt lumber
limb tsine 3ubs rnoet
limb tsine Seimatb mebr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15
yrtnist, ssbaltsn BON bsap. 9errn
Serp. &serst beim &ir6peibfef
III Mslroie. Winneiota. am
Z. Suni 1899.

9S,s inrdbtbar 1T eieier Crit; bi-r n n'tts
Nuoeres als @otteabaus uno eine Ttorte fes
Simmel5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15

Zen sroBten Frocentiav Der gu.
nabme III Der sesenwdrtisen Ginwan,
beruns weilen bic Eolen aui. Cana
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-06-15
StcrnIebmmppcn.

SiebenunoiiebSis @aSsnlaoun9en
Grntemuidinen iinp tiirSli6 Don Slime
rita na6 9lrsentinien sciditt worpen.
Sieie NanoelS' Grpuniion ldBt man
lid seiulen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
WHAT WILL EAGAN DO!
The Key to the Ugly situation NOW
I'm His Hands.

WASHINGTON. January 1.-THE Key
to the solution of the difficulty between
General Eagan and General Miles was to-
day in the hands of the former. The next
affirmative action must come from him
IL lhere is to be action.
The War Commission having caneu
upon him TO modify his statement, no
thing can be done until he either has re-
ylsed his first declaration or has notiiied
the commissioners OF his refusal to do 80.
1t is confidently expected by the best
informed officials that the Commlssary-
General will modify his statement 10
meet the criticisms of the commission
He himself will make no statement touch-
ing his purpose. A..
Opinions still vary as to whether the
withdrawal of the offensive statements
will end this incident The weight OF
opnion seems TO be that the President
himself and Secretary Alger, In whose
hands the Cabinet rested the whole mat
ter otter it's consideration yesterday, have
NOT vet made up their minds as to what
course they shall pursue. Probably mucn
depends upon the expression or pubic
opinion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
.alea = dIslinct improvement in the sltua-

Gated n distinct Improvement in the stua-
ton there.
The Generals dispatch completely mega.
t,yes the absurd story from Madrin 'hn'
the American troops at Manila haa muir
MED and refused to proceed TO lioiio, ne,
cessitating the withdrawal OF Generai
Miller's expedition against that port.
MASTER OF THE SITUATION.
Although the statement has been maoe
before n ia lust as weil TO repeat the iac.
tbat General Otis Is absolute master OK
enc situation. wherever he has planted DIS
foot. and undoubtedly is able TO carty oa'
anv policy within reason as 10 the usa'-
mani Of the natives that the admlilis,'a-
,ion shall dictate. He has not, oy any
means abandoned the conciliatory a,u-
,,da no adopted toward the Fiipinos s!'iie
,,n,s oro. and is earnestly seeking 20 lin-
,ross upon the natives that their best IN
terests will be served by following .ne
sound advice laid down for their suid"'ee
tn the Presidents proclamation.
FAVORABLE INDICATIONS.
There are indications that encoursge
The otficials here 10 believe that TINS poncy
will succeed. although II cannot DC w
| ,'ec,ad In view OF the suspicious ha.u.e =
as tho FiI,pinos. based upon their previous
,i,,treotment by the SDaniards. ihat ,neS
aro N be convinced at once OF the apso-
lute good faith in which Generai Jus %
acting toward them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
"A MILD SENSATION
SpIunginthe West Virginia House
Of Delegates
TWO DEMOCRATS BOLT,
Resolution to UnSeat Republican
Fails.
THE SCOTT MEN JuBILAST
Reasons Assigned for the Action ek
the northumberland to save
Their own scaIps-New Surprises
Looked For.
Looked For

CHARLESTON. KANAwHA COUNTY
w. VA, January H;r-(Special)--rhe'e
was a mild sensation in the House OF Del
egates late this afternoon. when the DEM
ocrats. with a majority Of three, failed 70
carry the resolution to unseat Via, the
Republican of Monroe county The day
had been spent in debate by the Republi-
cans. and no one doubted that the resoiu-
ton would carry, except those who had
inside information. The two Democrats
who bolted and voted with the Rcpunh.
cans were French Hayes, OF Gilmer. ana
DIR T. 3. Taylor. OF Cabell. They ara
gold Democrats, and had been persuaded
by the Republicans. in the gulss OK so'd
Democrats, to desert their party. For tne
mast twenty-four hours the Democratic
leaders have been laboring with these
men and one other member to whip them
into line. and 1t was thought they wouid
vote right this afternoon.
The Scott men and the Republican lead
ers were all jubilant when the resoiuton
failed to go through. The RepuDlicans
might have easily voted down the resoiu-
tion. but via asked TO be excused from
voting. Another reason given for the bolt
is that two Democratic senator's
who were to be unseated ny the
Republicans, influenced Hayes anu
Taylor to vote against unseaung VIA, IN
order 10 save their own scalps. For each
man unseated in the House the Repubh-
cans expected to unseat senator. THIS
is fast becoming the most memorable ses-
sion Of the Legislature since West Nif'
elnla has been a state. Some new sur
. IA risas ara. GA psatsd aioi'dey.
United States Ccmmlssioner-or -or-Internai-
Revenue n. y. Scott appeared at the ses-
sion this afternoon for the first time. HIS
fag Is still nailed to the mast. and waves
more proudly tonight than ever. IL de-
monstrates that the campaign he has or
eanized is most powerful. and can even
make itself felt in Democratic quarters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
THE THREE-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP.
HandseI Landed the First st"he-
SaiIor Kings Record.

NEW ORLEANS, January 1.-THE
Crescent City Handicap. for 3-year-olds
and upwards, at a mile and an elghth'
was the feature OF to-day's racing lts
value was 5000 and the second richest
stake of the meeting thus far. Handsel'
who landed the last stake run, placed 10
DAYS event TO his owners credit. Sallor
King who ran second to his stapie coHi-
panion in that event, finished absolutely
last to-day. showing no speed whatever.
NcCafrerty's pair opened favorites in
the betting at to s. but went back TO .
10 2 Handsel picked up his field and went
to the front in the last furlong, but was
forced TO drive at the end 10 stan OH
Basduil. who was closing fast.
The first 2-year-old race OF the year IN
the South added interest to the day $
| snort. The quick time, satisfaction My
sauceboat was made favOrite at twos,
but barely escaped being left at the post,
/ and was beatep Off Pasehai = ltti, -
Csudejmss-K fniocls. ycasiie away IN -h'
Inst sixteenth. and won by narrow mar
gin. The weather vas fine and the track
good. Queen of Song was the only win
ming favorte.
FIRST race-six and a half furlongs-
| Queen OF Song a to % won: What Next
g to 2 and TO 81 second, Village Pride
as 10 y third. Time, 1:22 1-2.
Second race--2-year-olds three fur-
llongs-Paschal % to u won, Jen % TO
and 3 TO u second Sorrell Rose 10 TO J.
third. Time :37 IL.
Third race-selling, one and one-quartel
miles-Baratara q TO u won. driving; Ad
metus &c to l and to u second, Judge
Magee Is to 81 third Time. 2:11.
Fourth race--the Crescent City Hanoi
cap. one and one-eighth miles-Handse
t5 10 p won. Basquil q to and to ID Sc
lcond Deyc Is to y third. Time, 49,
Fifth race-selling. mile-Her own q I
lD won. Can / See 'F,m G to and to 8
second, Ma Angeline Is to u third. Time
ll:3i IL.
Sixth race--one mile--Jack Martin c5 Y
II won. Tom Tower q TO ] and to u Sc
| cond. Stockholm q 10 y third. Time, lAi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

n.,on os the Housc-Commsttee ."
Attend the Funeral.

wAsHINGTON. January i4.-Ahe i'
Of Representatives assembled TO-DAY ,'na rn
der circumstances OF deep anu s,a,iva
sorrow for the death OF Represe"'"'
Nelson Dingley of Maine. sou,sr
Az Sneaker Reed entered tne '""''.s 49,,
hush fell upon the members as .".' :,
rose and with bowed heads ps.eneu -
,sa element tribute from the ohap'a'"'
Key ,r g RoutelIe the senior member Oh .ns
NM Mr delegation. was then recosn,@e% 80
na'n' ,rief and feeling ANNOUNCEMENTS o'
NJ ~, aomise of his colleague .,.,.,o,
'ne ae,,,,, pnntelle then offered a resolution,
Mr.; ;,,iog bou',n hat the funeral services be
prov'u''b prov -, ne hall OF the House OF kepresen-
ne'n i,,,aa an ar ~ noon Monday, and that com
u,,,aa lau'.es ~ nine members OF the House oe
ml.,se o,e,os % to attend the funeral. at Lewis
ton, Me. ,roaa the following
,,,,tee under the resolution; Messrs'
,',,,ai,e ron,,'' Payne. Dolliver, Tawney' EVANS
1Vu rnvhorne clark Of New Hampshire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
LARGEST SHIP EVER BUILT.
The White star steamer oce""''
Launched Yesterday.

RELFAsT, IRELAND. January li.-ihe
white Star Line steamer Oceanic the
largest ship ever built, was successfully
Launched at Harland & Woilfs yard -
day in the presence of an enormous
A qrandstand was specially erected 70
occomrnodate 5000. There were present
tho members Of the firm Of Bruce lsmay
e. co. owners OF the White star lane;
the Duke and Duchess OF Abercorn' loro
and Lady Dufferin. the Marquis anu
uarchioness OF Londonderry, the Eari
of shrewsbury, the Earl Of Ava, the Ear
of shaftsbury; Sir Michael Hicks-beacli, y,
Chancellor OF the Exchequeri the Loru
Novor and corporation OF Belfast ana q
number of other titled and distnsu'snep
men. -, IA ros,,s-
,ered over II. 600 tons. Unlike the Great
Tastern. which was launched broadSlde'
fhe Oeeanic was launched stern foremost
though longer and weighing half as much
ayaIn as the Great Eastern.
The Oceanic has coal capacity sum
c,ant to enable her TO circumnayigate the
globe al a speed OF twelve knots an hour
without recoaling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
r. 9. CRUISER ALBANY LAUNCHED
Kind Words from Sir Andrew """'e
About America.

About Amcrfr"'
NEWCASTLE, ENG. January l.-lhe
limited states cruiser Albany was SUI
cessru,,v launched this morning In the
rroserca of limited States Naval-Attaene-
lieutenant Coldwell and many prom'hei'.
Americans The Albany was cnris'eheu
by Mrs. Colwell. -
Af,erward Sir Andrew Noble vice-cna'r-
man OF w. G.. Armstrong & Co, ldmlteo'
,,ronosed success TO the vessel. ana IN so
Soin, regretted the absence OF the Unileu
States Charge D'Anaires, Henry "hi.e'
,yho however, telegraphed, wishlhs tne tn
Albany a successful career as sisterrsnip
~ the New orleans. which, Mt Nhi.o
odded. has given great Satisfaction W
her officers and crew.
SOME KIND SPEECHES.
e, ,ndraw Noble added that it would
he a pleasure for the Whoie voun' .hS
~, ,hat the vessel was built lot 'le
lies states "for everything tending 70
etrensthen the ties between the unieeu
ctates and Great Britain must be source
20 Measure TO every Fnglishman.
Confirming. the vice-chairman rennai n
oa. .vrhe Americans must be prouu VI
tho qualities exhibited by their navy uu
r,rg the war recently closed. These saiii'
oneIities of pluck and dash the Bri'lai
navy has invariably displayed. Inc AM,
icans conducted the war without theatri
cal display, waiting patiently unth 'nei
plans had properly matured''
TOAST FOR THE BUILDERS
Chairman Taylor and the American 50 50
ciety toasted the Elswick builuers, ~ ~
IL. nAp,ericons need not blush TO 10
lof Apglo-Saxon blood. When the Amer
con and British nations are joined oacl
10 back they can defy the world, an
marching shoulder 10 shoulder, grea
blessing TO civilization will be assured.
The healths of Messrs. Norton ana Sil -i
more the inspectors Of the vessel "hil
She was building, were also drunk.
The Mayor of Newcastle was anon
chose nresent at the ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
sprcyaL LEGISLATION NEEDED.
stotes Cannot Otherwise he Rep"i"
for War Expenditures.

WASHINGTON, January li-SehatorS
TIllman and McIaurin, OF South Carolina
called on the President to-day relative
~ the decision OF the Comptroller OF the
rreasurv that the States which expended
money tre .aising volunteer regiments lor
service In the late war could not De re-
munerated by the Federal roVssn'nen, s,e ,,a
In the case OF the Southern states the
money so expended is 10 be applied 20 tne
debt owing by the States to the federai
Government. In the case Of South caro-
lima this money was advanced by Go'e,-
o-ssr 70 facilitate matters. The same
thing was true OF the Governor OF MIS-
souri, A.
president Mckinley suggested that the
only remedy lay in special legislation py
Congress. He indicated ina ne aS wou,u
appTove a special bill II IT were passe1;,
senator McLaurin will introduce spec'a'
hill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
tn Lecture ON Persia.

Mr.. s. Y. Hosanna. a native I'VE. pers,sr; pe,,nsry
uhn "a Educating himself In this country
g. rnissionary TO his own people. Will
deliver q lecture at Grove-Avenue Bap-
uen'' sIst church tomorrow night on Persia
The lecture. which is pronounced excep,
tionally interesting VIII , DC nws h.us''sMvnr Mr'
nIosanns who has been heard with liea-
sure in a number OF the Richmond
ehurches will discuss the political, social.
and religious life OF his people: give q
descrIption OF the Armenian atrociues.
and tell about American missionary wolx
IN Persia. The lecture will DO gwen AZ
ImmSnnei ~ church. Fifth and Leigh
streets, Tuesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

Miss Dora Duty Jones will give a series e.
OF lectures or 'Rensissanoe -, from
nnsitibp I'M iitb to the 18th Of March: These iee-
imTes mr. will be under tho auspices OF MIS-
caskie cabell and band OF patronesses.
All who heard Miss Jones's Lecture On
.,to,ficellp' will be glad 10 hear ner
a,,atn Tbis series OF lectures will includ6
the Pre-Raphaelites, Rosetti,, burns-
Jnnas Millais and Watts, and NIL Go
Sceomponled with superb Illustrations.
Miss Jones has made several trips :"
t.neland 10 the homes and haunts OK
these lights OF art OF whom she Will talk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
Mr.. Wythe white to Marry In WASH
ingfOn.

Cards have been received here an
nounclne the marriage OF MIR. Wythe
White and Miss Mary A. Relnohi' inc
ceremony to take place at Hamline Metho-
dist Episcopal church, in Wasnins'on'
next Wednesday evening az O'Clock
Mr.. White is well known in this city
having for a number OF years peen con-
nected with the Bell Telephone COMPANY
re He Is a brother OF Mr.. }. G, White,
chIer clerk 10 the traffic manager OF tho
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. and has a host OF friends here.
AFTER the ceremony a reception VIII DO
held at the residence Of the brides pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Reinohi' NO.
sll q street, northwest.