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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
.EL|HU ROOT THE MAN
New York Lawyer to Succeed
Secretary A|ger
50 It IS UNDERSTOOD
And Announcement Of the Choice May
Be Male To-Day,
4 M'NINLEy pLATT CONFERENCE.

the Place.

WASHINGTON, July G.-The name Of
the successor to General Alger as Secre-
tary of War may be announced to-mor-
row. The President has made his selec-
ton, and it is understood that Elihu
Root. Of New York, is his choice.
Tie question Of the successor to Sec
rotary Alger was the subject of a con-
ference tonight at the White House be-
tween the President and Senator Thomas
c. Plat. Of New York. who came over
ON late train. The conference lasted
about am hour, and afterward Mr.. Plat
said that the President had about de-
cided upon the person to whom he would
tender the position. and that an announce
ment Of his name would be made very
soon, probably Tomorrow The Senator
was nOn-communicative as TO who the
appOintee probably would be, saying that
he did not feel a liberty TO talk of what
had passed at the conference. The Sena-
tor spoke to the President of the fitness
Of General Francis V. Greene for the war
portfolio. and said he was his first choice.
It.h IL - ullbtl Stbbh lliAl 'tiAIidl AiN'll-
is not the Presidents choice. y good un-
Outstanding, however. exists between the
President and the Senator regarding the
secretaryship. Notwithstanding General
Greene was the Senator's first choice as
Senator Plat said, in speaking Of the
prospective appointment: we did not
/ disagree as to the man for the position
I ALGER TO STICK TILL AUGUST lsT
Secretary Alzer has abandoned the in
/ tcntiOn he entertained of quitting as sOol
as Mr.. MeIkejohn arrives. and has con
Guided 10 discharge an tine duties of : e.
rotary of War until the date set for hi
resignation. August 1st. Acting upon thi
/ determination. ne went over 90 the Cabi
/ net meeting at II o'clock to-day. takin
with him a number of routine matters
Most of the Cabinet officers IN the cit
| called to-day at the residence OF Secro
/ tary Alger as a mark OF personal regar
| for him. The exchanges We're Of an en-
| tirely social and friendly nature. II Wa
remarked by members of the Cabiue
/ that both at these meetings and ais
| during the Cabinet meeting Secretary Al
/ ger displayed the same easy manner thI
/ has characterized him. with some adde
/ evidence of satisfaction over being 70
leyed from the burdens he has borne O
.ate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
EpwoRTH LEAGUE CONVENTION.
Gen. Gordon Prevented by Indispo-
sition from Lccturing.

INDIANAPOLIS, July a.-The first
sunrise prayer-meeting of the Epworth
League Convention was held at $50 this
morning i'm Monument Place. Probably
1900 delegates Congregated on the west
side Of the csplanadc and clustered about
the fountain. Rev. Or. W. \. Spencer, OF
Philadelphia. led the meeting
In Tomlnson Hall the first meeting was
devoted 10 the discussion Of spiritual
work. Rev. w A. Frye of Kalamazoo
Mich. presided. I'm the Opera-House me
Department of Charity. Mercy. and Help
was conducted by W. +. Goreth, Of New
York
Lectures and patriotic concerts consti-
tuted the programme Of the leagues night
session The first half hour was devoted
10 patriotic songs. after which Bishop
@. II. Fow er of minneapolis. lectured in
the tent. and Rev. James VI. Buckley OF
New York. and Rev. \. Carmen. ITO
ronto I'm the Opera-House. Bishop TOW
ler's lecture was an interesting' one on
abraham Lincoln"
General John y. Gordon, Of Atlanta.
Ga. who was 20 have lectured i'm Tomlin-
SON Hall. was prevented by indisposition'
and Bishop McCaba. well known as "rhe
Ch9plaiu of Libby Prison" lectured in-
stead.
LIFE ~ LIBBY PRISON.
His topic was "The Bright Side Of Life
I'm Libby Prison
Rev Mr.. Carmen and Rev. Mr.. Buckley
botb spoke on "Anglo-Amefican Rela-
tions"
AT the Second Presbyterian church rev
W. TT. Jordan OF Sioux Falls. $. D. con
ductad the department of literary work.
AZ the Roberts Park church. Rev. no
race G. ogden. of Attica. Ind, presided
over the department Of social work. an'
the department of correspondence wa
hold I'm the Plymouth Congregations
church. and was conducted by Colonel w
p willis. % Americas. Ga. The depart
ment OF finance. presided over by Il. l.
/ paine of Lincoln. Neb.. was held I'm tn
NIeridian-Street Methodist church. Evan
relistic services were conducted IN th
tent 10y Rev. J.. W. Nunhall of German
+ town, Pa.
At 1920 o'clock now departmental SUB
iects were taken up no the different meet
/ Ing places. new leaders presided. and th
/ programme Of the speakers was changed
/ The entire morning session was ~ tni
/ vav devoted 10 addresses There was 81
/ Afternoon session. .The time was occupic
by a band concert at the state Far
/ Grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
DEWEY At TRIESTE.
Superiority Of American Firing M
Battle of Naniln.


TRIESTE July 2l.-Admiral Dewey, ac-
companied by Captain Benjamin r..
Iamberton and Flag-Lteutenant Brumby,
of the United States cruiser Olympia,
landed here to-day. to return yesterdays
visits to the Admiral The American Of
hcars also called upon the Mayor OF
Trieste.
The United States Minister to Austria
hungary, Mr.. Addison c. Harris. gave q
banquet tonight at the Hotel de vile,
i'm honor OF Admiral Dewey. The guests
were limited 20 thirty-fye. and included
the officers OF the cruiser Olympia, the
members of the United states legation,
and the American consuls in Austria
Hungary. The affair was strictly prl-
vate.
After a toast TO President Mckinley
had been drunk. Mr. Harris proposed the
health of Admiral Dewey. who i'm reply
said: 81 thank YOU sincerely, and drink
TO your good health
Congrcssman George Edmund Foss.
OF Illinois. responded TO the toast
"rhe American Navy" Mr. Harris then
proposed "tha captain and crew Of the
olympia" and requested Admiral Dewey
10 relate something OF the battle of Ma
Mia
THE COFFEE WAS LUKEWARM.
The Admiral replied: 81 only know that
having asked the steward for something
70 drink. he gave me lukewarm coffee.
which made me feel quite sick but my
nag-lieutenant kept the record, and l in-
wife him 10 speak,
Flag-Iieutcnant Brumby said: Il was
n midshipman under Admiral Dewey, and
he taught me not TO talk, 80 ] will only
say Dewey did IT,"
Admiral Dewey rose again and said:
.'You ask me about the guns and the SUI
pcrlority of our firing. We fired ten
shots % the minute with our 5-inch guns.
against three shots a minute ! found az
Manila no more neutral flag than the
Austrian"
COMPLIMENT TO CHIEF ENGINEER.
Admiral Dewey then addressed himself
10 the Olympia's chief engineer, and said
that he had contributed 20 the success OF
the shin i'm entering the bay of Manila 10y
admirable steaming bringing the speed
up Co eighteen knots Immediately "heH
ordered 20 put on full steam.
In concluding the banquet, Mr.. Harris
proposed toast TO Emperor Francis Jo-
seph.
A large crowd gathered outside the no
tel TO watch the arrival Of the guests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22

lie was cleared BY technicality OF the
law. They had frequently made boasts
that they would do as they pleased and
their money would clear them 1hey
have since these two scrapef. become
more open IN their actions and talk, ana
on several occasions have had quarrels
with the best citizens. The people here
believe the five men had planned 10 XIII
Or. Hodge just at dark, as he WAS gong
10 his supper. as the Doctor generally
goes by himself The plan was FOR
Charles 10 jump on the Doctor, Joe TO
shoot him from the door. and n help
were needed. the others were 10 go TO
their aid. Their plans were Wen laid
and carried out Joe's gun was found
on the counter. with box Of shells By II.
Dr. Hodge is badly wounded, ana the
doctors say he cannot recover
BURIED IL POTrER's-FIELD,
The sicilians We're buried to-day, in the
potter's-neld near Taliulah. The grand
jury is I'm session. and viii investigate
the matter.
GRAND JURY REPORT.
The grand Jury. which investigated the
occurrence. reported tonight 9s iollv"
1T is evident from the facts brought
10 our knowledge that the men VINO "cio
lynched had formed conspiracy 10 as
sassinate Dr. Hodge. and the moo lelI
ing of the facts took the law INTO th.l'
own hands After diligent inquiry, w
have not been able 10 learn the names OF
Identity of any of the men composing the
mob
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
ATTENPT TO BLOW Up CAK.
SILVER LEADERS CONFER.
Possibility of Distinct silver F"rty
sooner or Later.

CHICAGO. July 2l-While the members
of the Democratic National Committee
were enjoying view Of the drainage
canal to-day. the silver leaders were III
conference at the auditorium annex.
Those present were John p. AltBeld. G'
Fred. Williams; j. =. Taryiu, president
of the League Of Bimetallic clubs of inc
Ohio Valley: General A. j. Warner pres
ident Of the American Bimetallic Union
G. A. Shively. of Indiana. and Moreton
Frewen. the English bimetallist.
Those who participated in the confer
ence said it had no political significance
whatever, and that they were az the an
mex simply as the guests OF Moretoh
Frewen at luncheon. 1t is fact. how
ever. that both prior TO and following the
luncheon there were meetings Where
questions seriously affecting the future
| relations of the Democratic party ana
the silver people We're under consldeta-
| ton. 1t is said that a plan 90 organize
! the silver forces Of the country into a
distinct party formed the principal theme
of discussion. 1t was not suggested as
an immediate necessity, but as contin-
gency which future events might make
NOT only expedient. but necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
PRESIDENT RossIrER ARRESTED.
New York strike situation, However,
Practically Unchanged.

NEW YORK, July 2l.-In the boroughs
Of Manhattan and Brooklyn to-day, the
strike situation, generally speaking, re-
NAMED unchanged.
The events OF the greatest interest du-
ring the day We're the arrest Of President
Rossiter. Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company. on a warrant issued by Mags-
trate Bremen, charging him with criml-
nal libel. Albert l.. Johnson. former presl-
dent of the Nassau railroad, being the
complainant. and the notification Of the
different district attorneys within the
limits Of Greater New York that the
ten-hour law is enf0rCible and asking
them 10 communicate with Secretary John
y DOyuellv. of the Building Trades sec
zion Of the Central Trade Union, and sub
nit complaints % q grand jury or mag
istrate.
though interesting. will not, il is thought.
have any marked effect on the STRIKE.
Ex-President Johnson objects TO state
ments made By President Rossiter 10
Rrooklvn reporters In a recent interview.
IT, rha interview. Mr.. Rossiter Is quoten
as saving. after referring 20 the strikers
charged with blowing up the Fifth-avenue
elevated structure with dynamite: InOse
are not my men. Mr. Albert L:
Johnson is welcome 10 them. Mr.. Albert
Johnson IS the leader OF them. am
told that there is evidence against some
! of the men 10 send them TO prison lor
/ twenty years
TROUBLE IN THE COURTS
The letters written by Mayor Van MycN
70 each of the district attorneys OF inc
four counties included within tia city re-
earding the enforcement Of the ten-hour
| law IL is thought, may result IN trans
| ference Of the street-car trouble ol
| Greater New York to the courts. Aller
requesting the different district attorneys
10 bring the subject OF the alleged en-
! forcement OF the ten-hour law TO inc
grand iuries or magistrates having Juris-
diction, the Mayor wrote TO Secretary
| Donnelly Informing him that violations
Of the labor laws should be brought 20
| the attention Of the district attorney 10
the county where the offence Is commit
| ted. and notifying him or instructions
| sent 10 those officers.
The strikers held various meetings Io'
night in the differsnt horoughs' IN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
GENERAL MILES ON HATS.
lie issues an order Regarding the
wearing of Army Hcndgehr.

He Issues an order Degrading INC
wearing of Army Headgenr.
CINCINNATI. O., July 1.-THE atten-
tion of the government officials at Wash
inrton has been called to the manner in
hich the soldiers i'm the recent war wore
their hats Yesterday an order 10y com
uaud of General Miles reached captain
Garrard. at the FOurth-strcet recruiting
office announcing that the wearing or
f.lt hats i'm any other than their original
shape. with a crease from front TO back
is prohibited. The soldiers who VIII go
TO the Philippines on the present call VIII
bee supplied with straw hats. The order
from General Miles provides for the pur-
chase bv the department commanders OF
an inexpensive straw hat. 10 be worn by
officers and men in hot climates as fatigue
hats. No particular straw or pattern IS
described I'm the order. The matter of uni
forming the 700 rockies now being
schooled in the military camp at Fort
Thomas has begun 10 veX those IN au@
thority. IT has been agreed that the
officers who will go to Manila from Fort
Tbomas shall wear both the regulation
blue cloth and the lighter brown canvas
suits The enlisted men, however nave
not yet been uniformed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
An ENORMiTY OF CRIMES.
Committed ny Two Negroes. Who
VIII he Iynchcd IL Caught.

HAlNBRiDGE. GA. July H.-Decatur
county has been stirred from It's northern
limits TO The Florida line by the cnormity
OF crimes heaped upon J. +. Ogletree and
his Wife last night at their home, in the
little station building at Safoid. on the
Plant Line. few miles from here, ~
two negroes About O'Clock the negroes
entered the store of Mr.. Ogletree, when
adiolns the depot. and made a few tri-
Vial purchases. When tho sales were COM
plctcd Mr.. Oplctrce asked for his money.
At the demand one OF the negroes pre-
scented pisto. at the agents head and
said. Il owe you nothing We are rob-
beers. and want your money
Ocletree emptied his pockets. the otheT
negro standing guard at the front door.
Then the two negroes ordered Ogletree 10
march upstairs. where Mrs Ogetrce
was. and they ordered her 20 give up
what money she had. She gave them ST.
and while ono Of the brutcs held a pistol
to Ogictree's head the other one as
saulted her. Then the other committed
the same deed. About this time train
was heard coming 90 the station, and
the NEGROES fed I'm the direction Of the
Chattaho0chce river.
When Oglctrce managed 20 bring him
self 10 realization of what had happen
cd Doe took his wife and boarded a train
for this city, sheriff Patterson was In
formed Of the crime at once ana TOOK ac-
lion mt daylight Several posses We're i'm
ro5iatelv sworn I'm. and with dogs IN the
load started i'm various directions 20 ma
some cline to the negroes. Everybody II
the vicinity has quit work, and - ASSIST
/ inc the posses iu thojr search. II 'he
/ blacks are '~'A"' '"'''
/ certainty 90 ,viliar,
/ Mrs. Osielree Us IL ,a coroes
I Buchanan. county lic"S"'''' "
/ of "a wcli-knoWn IailH|'
GOVERNOR ASKED fOt All
ATLANTA. GA. july Ex-Governor
Gambler was advised shorty aII'I I.oo,,
of the crime at Sano'u' '"'l i 49,.
sending him the following le''Ei"'n' ~
Last night two negroes ass" I've" W. W.,
Ogletrec. IN the presence OF HeI 49,
at Sanod, and robbed ogie'reS. ', or,
offer best reward you Gun '.,,,.l,
prominent "Ilte p.'L-'' ,, a.,,i-pc6>-
(SigneO . IL - ...,n.,-ff o.,
-, 80 ,
The law provides that ho'lll'"'''' 49,
crime, TO be ofhcldi' must a..
either the ordinary the J'ns1' -,
county COMMISSIONERS any, 1,,l,,.
Gambler wired Immediately 10
Bower Of that circuit i"I ''' 49,.
rrr,ottou. So that the reward can De Oh
fcred.
THE NEGROES STILL AT LARGE
ATLANTA. GA. July IA speCI"il u
the Atlanta Constitution from Bainbrlds,
saws neither Of the negroes wanted Ioi
the Oeletrce outrage had been apprehend
Led ND 10 . o'clock tonight. Decatur cou''
~ adioins Thomas county. Ca; Gads
don county. Fla. and Jackson county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
NEXT SUNDAYS
TriIby Excursion, the Most Popular,
via y. a. w. Railway.

Every Sunday morning AZ $50 sharp the
"Th.hy" Will leave Byrd-Street Union
Station. Via Atlantic-Coast line and Nor
folk and Western railway for Norfolk,
Ocean View. and Virginia Beach. Tor A
days outing the rate. either 10 Norfolk
or ocean View. 81 Tor the round trip; 10
Virginia Beach and return. SIS. Return
ing, train leaves Virginia Beach 10 $50 i.
NJ. ocean View az $50 L. NJ, and Nor
folk al TO T. NJ. Through cars 20 Nir-
gnla Beach. Passengers Tor Ocean view
change az the Norfolk and Western de-
pot Norfolk. with through train 20 ocean
View. NICHE q ADAMS.
Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
o,is Answers the Ground Robin"

WASHINGTON. July H.-The War De
partment has issued a statement. quoting
certain dispatches from General OTIS ~
answer To- the press Correspondents
.'round robin The General says ~ sun
STANCE chat the corr sDopdents wish 10
send statements that imperll opeIauol . .
p0rt their charges against hun, ana that
their charges are uDtrue. He denies that
he minlmizes the work Of the navy, ana
quotes from naval dispatches 10 Jusuly
his efnfnInnnf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
porricide in scIf-Defence.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. July A.-.Frank
Sui a Portuguese. was shot and NOR
III, wounded at Carbon Hill to-day by
bis 1O-vear-old son. George. The father
had lust returned home from serving a
scntence I'm the .penitentiary, for assault,
and was on a drinking bout. His I-year-
,broetened to kill and wipe out the whole
family. The son interposed objection
and the father rushed az him angrily
yrifb 81 carvinr-lnifc The boy picked
nm n pistol and shot his father as be az
proached and then surrendered. The
f4thcr will die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22

Mrs. Rahm and Miss Beetle Ellyson
request those who intend going 70 Niagara
Fails on the excursion for the benefit OF
the Retreat for tho Sick, "wednesday. July
~ 1899. 10 please call at the Retreat Tor
the Sick, No. Sl9 north Twelfth street
and register their names. IN order that
hotel accommodations may b secured for
them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
SUNDAY TEIPS.
A Day at West Point Gives Henitii
and Comfort.

The Sunday trips 90 West Point are
growing in popularity. because In con-
nection with those trips there is lots OF
pleasure and health thrown IN.
Every Sunday morning these trips are
patronized by happy parties i'm search OF
heaIth-giving atmosphere, and an OPP
portunity ta!get away from the heat and
dust OF the city. They find what they
are I'm sesrch Of at West Point, Nir-
ginia's famous saltwater resort where
a pleasant. cool time is had by all who
go on thtse Sunday trips.
Train leaves the Southern Station at
g9o Sunday morning; returning, leaves
West Point al 1880 that afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22

cumstances It would be impossible TO
move wagon-trains. as the trails have be-
come doubtful pack-mulcs will be uu-
lied. ~ 1t should become possible for sol
dicrs 90 make marches. The officials Will
have their hands ful for some time I'm ar
ranging FOR the departure of volunteers.
placing them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
Explosion on sHuPBOARD.
Observation-Disclosures Aindquest, of
Wilmington. :. c., MORALLY Hurt.

NEW YORK, July I.-An explosion OF
turpentinc occurred in the hfe-room OF
the Clvde Line steamship George W..
civ5e living AZ her pier. on the East river
,a-day and Charles Lindquest' Oh WI
r,ineton \. c.. a second assistant ensl-
''"ar ~ the vessel, received Injuries rom
which ne cannot recover. lie went !n.o
me Gre-room. In which were cans o' tu'
nentine. with a blazing torch. one o. sng
rons leaked. and when Lndquesl e i'',','
Win the torch there was an 'NP'V
Iindquests clothes were "D'" ~ room
mo,fent. he was dragged rom '"'
bv shipmates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
co,umbia Again outsnils Defender.

NEWPORT. X. l., July 1.-THE Pc
fa,der and the Columbia started this
morning in their trial race OF Brenton' $
Reef lightship The course was 10 ave
-. ,,ort an accident happened % the De-
tn4der's topsail. and she quit the race.
irbe columbia seemed 10 be ahead ut that
time by about . minutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
Excursion Co stanton by G. Il o.
Railway.

Special excursion train Will leave kich-
mond for Charlottesville and Stauntoh
Saturday night, July 22d, al II O'Clock
Returning. leave stanton AT r NJ
Sunday, arriving Richmond IL +. NJ. rare
$50 round trip TO stanton; children IN
der " years, half-fare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
Hamburg steak, ) Cents.
MORE POPULAR THAN EVER
The c. 4 o. Every sunday Outings 20
the Seaside.

the NtHsINt.
They are patron!zed by our best peo-
pie. They give a clean. quick ride over
stone-ballasted steel-rail track. Ample
coaches: no crowding; seat for every one.
Any schedule OF the ferry and electric
railway between Old Point, Ocean View
and Norfolk can be- used during the day.
This gives privilege 10 stop or az either
or all three places on the One-Dollar
Round-Trip Norfolk Ticket y Parlor-
car attached 10 the Chesapeake and ONO
sunday outing trains, which leave Broad
Street station at $50 \. VI. every Sunday.
Connection made az Old Point for Buck
roe Beach. Returning, leave Norfolk
(Ocean-View StatioD al +. NJ; leave
ocean View TBS z. NJ; leave Old Point
p NJ. and arrive Richmond 10 r. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
UNPRECEDENTED RAINS Al MANILA
Military Operations ont of the Ques

military Operations out OF the oues-
uon-Garrisons Cut ON.
~ANlLA. July A.-5:sO j. M.-The un-
l'" a.eted rains Of the last few weeks
'.'' convinced observers here that mill
"t op.rations on "A large scale. or ad-
'@-. covering many miles, VIII be i'm
Aot tor q long time. Many miles OF
country are flooded % depth ~ .
ie.t The Par1na4uo bridge. Wh en-
WIS considered iLdcstrlctiple has b en-
~ away. cutting 81 temporarily ths
siiiaors Of linus and Baccor from com
".AleA'lou with Manila. Under the cir-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22

calls for passengers and baggage Tor
all trains and steamboats,. Telephone or
ders promptly attended % at ONCE SD
east Main street during the day. ana at
stables. ll3 north Eighth street any hour
az the night. Numbers I'm both telephone
books.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
Talk of LynchinG.

RrRNuNGHAM, ALA, July A.-J9hn
turner and his wife, negroes. yesterlhy
,t,.nd on an adjoining farm. near ldaho,
,n Claw county The Turner woman has
hean nc caught. and her husband IS holly
pursued pr There II open tax Of lyAshVs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-22
PINCREE ON ALGER
Facts Regarding Lattar'S Re-
I3.0nS With Mckinley,
NE PRESIDENT COWAROLY
q. Dared Not Ask Directly for The
SecTetaTy'S Resignation.
..ro>>IBILIp FOR MISTAKES.


MICH r,l,- Of -Covcruor
to-day handed to the Associated
-..arcI. siencd interview. Civ
OBJ. Governor asserts 10 be
.- .t..,,,.iv reliable.
-, conc.
ihe rotations o..",'" ..,
N. l President tN'hiel' WIN
..r,... ars not familiar"
,.......... ...,.s.
...,,. ,,.
H.s.'".'." ~ 7'.,.7 I ,- .,...
pursued by the lio7'''"' D" ''',
uu.e loss than co".fo.y' III
the least. very uumanly."
l,.rer.o saws mis- information
..,,. iron, General Alecr. but
,....,... 80 .,ro f,.ts
whose hno".eo7e oil '-' l'1''
... disputed"
-r n. saws that repeatedly