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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
CROWD WENT FOR
NlURAT HALSTEAD
The Editor Called Anti-ExpansIonIsts
Traitors and They Were About
to Assault Him.

CINCINNATI O.. August d.-Edlier
Murat HaIstead lecured tonight 10y IN
vitation before the Economic club, Wnirh
is largely lmpcriaustic. Mr.. Ha.steaa B
subject was the Philippines. Mr. HAS
toad was piled with questions. one ol
the questionors. with decided sympathy
for Aguinaido. after his question Lad
been answered. added the remark: II nope
OTIS viii Doe kept iu. and VIII Keep on
laundering until hc and me whole army
are driven into the sea or captured.
Mr.. Halstead said. "A man with those
sentiments Is "a traitor TO- his country.
Several men jumped ana remafk'd (.
"Two-thirds OF this audience thinks mat
way"
Mr.. Halstead replied: whoever thlnAs
that way Is a traitor.
Then there was a rush down me h"ii
with raised fists toward Mr. Halstead
but a great number Of men stepped IN
between Mr.. Halstcad and those who
were rushing al him There was great
noise and uproar which disclosed the fact
that the audience was composed OF men
ON both sides OF that question.
Mr. Halstead was quietly led out az
the church by side door and taken home.
No blows were struck, but chairs and
seats were upset and hire we're !G0d
threats and great uDroariousness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

toms nominating speech was 4 strong
presentation OF his nominees clam.
Judge Andrew Jackson next nomin@'ed
NJ John whitehead. formerly city edi-
tor OF the Norfolk Nlrgin.an. and diicr-
wards MIR W H. Sergeant Jr. a onl-
liant young lawyer was added 10 the ilst
OF candidates.
Judge Dalton. I'm his nominating speech,
said he had it from q close friend OF
Senator Martin that Whitehead nomi-
nation would Doe especially gratifying 10
him
Objection was made TO this by friends
OF Mr. Sargent who evidently iore7lW
I'm this utterance that their friends de
feat was foro0rdaincd. but 10 went iHst
the same.
The vote by wards was then taken with
tho result that Mr.. Lyons received ~
votes. Mr. Whitehead i7 votes. ana MI
Sergeant j. votes and The TWO former
were declared the nominees. The one
extra vote showing up here was cast Dy
the delegate at large.
VERY HARMONIOUS.
The convention at which perhaps U
persons were present. was entirely har-
monious. and everything went ass though
it were CREASED
II was stated that had not Colonel O..
Fenton Day Senator Marlns l1ther-
I'm law. come down and passed the word
around John Whitehead would have
probably been defeated This however.
came from the only Tyler man present,
so far as appearances and the ballot
showed. as the Tyler men were absent
and not voting
That The whole thing was cut and dried
was apparent az a glance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
BELONG TO THREE STATES.
Remaining Army Appointments Go TO
wisconsin. California and ONO

WASHINGTON. Aug. &.-Adjutant-Gen-
orai Corbin said to-day that there were
less than 100 appointments or volunteer
oeicars vet TO be made and they belonged
mainly TO the States of Wisconsin Cali
fornia and Ohio.
The quotas Of the other States are prac-
tlcaly fun. The governors oi the states
which contributed colored troops to the
volunteer army in the war with Spain
have been requested by the Secretary of
war 10 nominate colored officers to the
colored regiment 90 be organized for SER
vice I'm the Philippines. Colonel W. Du-
val. Of the Twenty-sixth Infantry. viii
most probably have command of the pro-
posed regiment
There is a general understanding that
most. IF not an of the company officers
Will be appointed from The coiored reei-
ments which rendered such gallant and
efficient service I'm the battles Of III Caney
and san Juan Hill in the Santiago cam
uaign
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
SUIT FOR $4,000.
a Case Involving the Grand Fountain,
Trtic Iscformcr~.

Suit was brought in the Law ard Equity
Court yesterday by l.. O. Wendenbufg'
attorney, for =. w. Rutherford against
w. l. Taylor alleging trespass on the
case for libel. plaintiff laying damages at
$i0.op0.
The action is the outgrowth of friction
that has existed for more than year be-
tween the prin .ipals. who are members
Of the influential colored organization
known as the True Reformers. In july
of last year the hoId officer Of the
national organization. w. w Brown, dled'
and TAYLOR. who held The next highest
office. succeeded 70 the vacant Office for
the unexprcd term ending on september
9Th. the date Of the holding Of the Grand
,Fonntain. or annual meeting at which
TAYLOR planned 90 stand for election 10
tho position 20 which he had been uneX-
pectedly elevated
II IS alleged that Taylor. learning that
Rutherford. deputy general Of the north-
ern division. would support anothor can
didate for the chief office. set about TO re-
move Rutherford from office. The posi-
ton of deputy general. northern division
requires the incumbent % travel over
numerous states in tho North, ailordlnS
him excellent opportunity 10 advocate
the claims Of any candidate he might De
NDeiIOus Uf NNlplNk Io llt N+il'i ''i'~Nf '-''N'
of Grand Worthy Master BY removing
him It Is alleged. Taylor would dispose
of an important element Of opposition.
Taylor secured the adoption ~ resolu-
tions charging Rutherford with sundry
de,cllcfions of duty. and ended by sus-
pcndlnv him from Office. II was proposed
In publish the order Of suspension in the
True Rcformcrs official newspaper but
Rutherford sued out an Injunction re-
sirainlng such publication. Taylor evaded
the courts order 10y publishing the sub
stance OF the charges made against Ruth
orford. and concluded by saying that he
was about 10 publish the order OF suspen-
sion when the injunction was issued
subsequently, Rutherford was removed
from Office. Taylor, it is stated by friends
Of Rutherford. is very influential In the
order. and secures the adoption OF almost
anv measure he introduces or supports.
The Grand Fountain for 1899 will be
held next week. at which national officers
will be elected for the ensuing year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
The Handsome Structure to Be
Pushed to Completion.
A DESCRIPTION OF THE BUILDING
IL Will be of Solid Granite, and Ar
ranged with View To Both
Beauty aud Comfort - Four
tecnth street TO be Widened
and Appalled, Some Of
the Details.

Il Is expected that work on the South.
ern depot VIII begin within very short
time. The contract was awarded zester-
dav morning to Mr.. Frederick sltterdng,
the well known contractor Of this city.
whose fame as an experienced and tho
roughly reliable builder is not confined to
Richmond.
Mr.. sltterding. It Il understood viii be-
GIN work iust as soon as possible. and
VIII push the structure 10 completion.
THE BUILDING
The building. which VIII be one of strik-
ing beauty. will be OF granite and gray
pressed brick. with a roof OF green slate.
II win have O. frontage of 20 feet on NIL
street and rs feet on Fourteenth street.
with an ornamental and imposing tower
100 feet in height on the Conner The
tower will have wrough-iron clOck dials
on an four sides. and Is a sDlendldly-de-
signed shaft.
The arrangement Of the interior VIII be
extremely simple. but convenient En-
trance viii Zoe gained from Mil street
into spacious vescDue in the tower.
which viii give access 20 the waiting
room On the right from the entrance
will ba located the ticket office. AT tho
north end Of the waltius-r0Om and ad-
joining the vestlbule VIII he the ladies'
parlor. with tollet-roOm connecting. AT
the south end OF the waiting-rOom IS 10
be a separate waitingr00m for colored
women, with toiletrO0m; also smOk-
lng-room, with a hallway between which
will connect with the baggage and ex-
press-rooms and toilet-room for men.
VARIOUS OFFICES.
A stairway from this han will lead to
the offices Of the various Ofiic ais on the
second floor. Superintendent West and
his Office force VIII occupy Offices In the
second story over the baggage and ex-
press-rooms
The waiting-room will be- 40x-O feet,
aud is TO DE a spleniidly ventilated room
with a lofty ceiling some q feet in height.
II win be magnificent room. and while
the general effect Is rich tt IS cons stently
SO and with It's deCO-ati ns and appoint
ments viii compare flvOrably with any
waiting-room I'm the South. The floor pt
the waitng-roOm will De- Of marble uling,
and the room viii Doe finished IN chestnut.
with frescOed walls and ceilings clock
VIII be embodied in the design Of the
architravo OF the central doorway at the
south end OF the room. All the other
rooms will be fitting accomDaniments 10
the one described. spacious train shed
viii adioin the building on the west
Fourteenth street tetween Main ana the
depot. Will Dee wid-ned for a considerable
portion of the distance. and is % De
as9haltcd. Much asphalt paving is 70 be
put down around the station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

List of Volunteer Appointments and
Statement of Whose Influence
Secured Each His Place.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. August 3l.-spe-
cial-The appointment of officers for tho
new regiments from Virginia completes
the roster from that State. a Times cor
respondent this afternoon saw AdJutant-
General Corbn and got the entire number
OF officers credited 20 Virginia. The fol-
lowing is the list for the last ten regi-
ments:
-. 4. Goodwin. 20 Doe colonel lie was
formerly major of the Seventh Cavalry
and was appointed 20 the Miiitay Academy
az West Point from Virginia.
l. : Mallory. t0 Doe lieuIenant-cOloneL
lie was formerly a captain In the Second
Infantry and was appointed from Viz
ginia.
BY WHOM RECOMMENDED.
The roster prepared by the Adiutant-
CoperaI contains what IS not generally
known 20 the public. I'm that fl gives the
name Of the State official on whose in
nuence the respective appointments are
credited.
The appointment OF W. 3 Preston. to
he cap,ain is accredited 20 Senator Dam
iel. Governor Tyler is given the credit
for the anpointment OF w. $ Faulkner
10 be captain. All Of the remaining ap-
nointments are accredited TO Senator Mar
Tin. and are those Of Robert LeMasurier.
10 be first lieutenant: Robert Kent Spiller,
10 be first Lieutenant ana Nathaniel NJ
CARMEL TO be second lieutenant.
In looking over the roster Of States Nir-
glnia IS found to have received more than
an equal proportion OF appointments.
States that furnished more troops In the
spanish war than Virginia have Jared no
better than the Old Dominion. In the
first ten regiments formed Virginia also
received her proper quota.
REVOLUTlONARY WIDOWS.
The report OF the Commissioner OF Pen
sions. made public to-day. shows that
there are four surviving widows and
seven daughters OF the Revolutionary
war soldiers. or these there are two
widows and one daughter from Virginia.
the latter being the oldest OF the three.
Their names and residences are as fol-
lows: Rebecca Mayo. widow. aged eighty
six Newbern. Va: Mary snead. widow,
age eightv-three. Parksley, Va; Ann VI.
Slaughter. daughter, age elghty-nine.
Mitchell Station Va. The conclusion Is
that the two widows married their hrs-
hands after the Revolutionary war and
thus became entitled to pensions. .4-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

one error crept into The Times report
of Mr.. Jones speech delivered In Man.
chester Wednesday night Tie was quoted
as saving. "I have always voted on every
question" An omission was inadVer-
tentlv made Mr. Jones words were as
follows: "When present and not paired
have voted upon every question Whlch
came no. whether great or small + nave
never in my life dodged about because
feared to go upon record upon the que7-
ti0n voted Oh. ! may have been "r'.l5'
hrt voted my honest convictions. No
member of Congress. take it, can truth
fully say Doe has always voted. ] nave
,lvqve voted when present unless had
a Give" pair ] have never paired win
"a man who was present when / was
either 10 enable him 10 keep from gong
uDon record or 90 keep from going ON re-
cord myself upon amy measure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
PRETTY LITTLE WAIF.
A Little Child Found at the Door OF
the \ AlmehOuSc.

A Drottv Itue girl baby. not more than
a dav o'd. kicking up her heels and crow
ine contentedly ln the basket that held her
was the sight that met the eyes OF the
NIGHT guardian when be made bis rounds
about 1880 last evening. preparatory To
closing uD the Almshouse for tine night
He Immediately picked up the niue
creature and took her inside 90 the NgnI
where be found that she was dressed in
very nice clothes. and ranneis of "a hne
quality made her p soft nest in the bas-
ket 10 the little ones garments was
mined a card bearing the words:
MY name is Pauline Russell
suuorintcndent and Mrs. Davis were no.
titled OF the fnd and turned the little one
over 90 the matron who made her com
Portable.
The child is very pretty for her tender
axe. with bright dark eyes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
NAVAL FIGURES
FOR NEXT YEAR
Estimates to Be Submitted To-Day
Provide for Ships Building and
for New Dock Work..

WASHINGTON, August u-The Sec
retary OF the Navy has directed that all
estimates for tho requirements oi The
naval service next year shall Doe sub
mltted by tomorrow. September /, thus
giving him three months for co-ordinating
them for submission 90 Congress.
Accordingly. the several naval bureaus
have been active of late preparing their
final figures and all estimates, with the
exception OF those relating to armor aud
ordnance. will Doe I'm hand 10 morrow.
They show In general a. considerable in
crease an along the line owing TO the
rapid development OF the navy. the un-
precedented amount OF naval shpouild-
ing now I'm progress, and the enlarged
demands growing out of the war and The
acquisition OF new territory.
INCREASE OF THE NAVY.
The largest item is S1N00oo0 under the
head of Increase of the Navy which
is 100000 more than any previous es-
innate under this head. IL Is due 10 gao
unusual number of warships nov IN
course Of construction. aggregaung - In
AN CLASSES. "a total much in excess 81 the
number under construction at any pre-
vlous time In the history of the navy.
These include II battieships monitors
3 armorcd cruisers protective cruisers.
38 destroyers and torpedo boats. and scV-
eral miscellaneous craft. submarine boats
etc.
THE NORFOLK YARDS.
Admiral Melville will also make esti-
mates for new engineering plants equip
ment tools. buildings. etc. at Norfolk,
Port Royal. Port orchard. and Mare
Island. California. These plants are old.
and the requirements now made ON them
induce the chief engineer 10 recommend
the most modern appliances and such
a rcmodelling Of buildings as will bring
them W 10 date.
Admiral Endicott. Chief Of the Bureau
OF Yards and Docks, VIII recommend two
more large dry docks on the Atlantic
seaboard, one at Now York and the other
al Norfolk The estimate will be about
81, $4,000 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
TO OBTAIN INHERITANCE.
South CaroInian Arrested for Attempt
10 Poison Mother in-Law.

SAVANNAH. GA. August 3l-A spe-
cial 20 the Morning News saiys that Wil-
liam Strait. relative OF eX-Consre-sm2n
strait. of South Carolina, was arrested
I'm York county S. c.. to-day charged
with having attempted % poison MS
mother-ln-law. Mrs. Kidd strait sent
Mrs KIDD n dish of grated green corn.
Noriciu.- t had a. bitter taste she gave
n no "a dog. In "a few minutes The dog
died in c0nvuisi0ns.
n Is said arsenic has been found in the
corn In the event OF Mrs Kidd g death
straits wife would have inherited her
property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
SUMMARY Of T0-DAYS NEWS.


Local.
Mr.. Frederick sitterding gets the con-
tract 20 build the Southern depot
-Caotaln John Lamb defends senator
a little waif found al the almshouse.
A suit for 5000 entered on account
OF alleged libel -.
Southern leases the \. and D. road.
state.
Convention at Williamsburg endorses
Martin. TYLER for the Stale Senate and
Madison for the House.
-'rhe strike OF longs h0rCmcn crows az
Nrynort News. Trouble looked fyr
Norfolk endorses Martin and nomf-
Mates Whitehead and LIONS.
-TvIer candidate comes out m Roanoke.
Woman commits suicide in Culpeper
Roanoke committee decline 10 alio"
vote on senator
General.
Naval estimates FOR next year will be
submitted to-day. 5 me oi the hyures
Pension figures from Commissioner
Evans forthcoming report.
The Jewish Sentiment of Atlanta.
prints a story bearing directly ca tho
Nrstimotes for the navy next year In
clude appropriation for new dock AZ Nor
-Murat Halstead enrages anti-expan-
sionists and narrowly escapes pun-
melting.
Foreign.
-Dreyfus breaks down and weeps for
the second time In revision tria, when
witnesses recall the day Of his desrada-
tion. IL lsJ0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
CAN'T VOTE FOR SENATOR.
4 Tyler Advocate Announces Himself
Candidate.

PCANOKE VA. August M-speelal.-
The Democratic Executive Committee oil
Roanoke met tonight and voted to refuse
% leave The primaries of SATURDAY open
so that the people of the NV could eH-
press their preference for United stat
Senator.
John wood. editor of the Roanoke
Times end am ay0wed advocate of Gov
ernor Tyler for United States Senator
has announced his candidacy for the
House ot Delegates in opposition 20 eN-
Postmaster w T.. Dupuy, who IS favor
able 90 Senator Martin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

COLUMBIA. S. c., Aug 3.-The body
OF Ed. Hayes who disappe several
weeks ago. was found yesterday in Tiger
river. GircuNIe county. partly eaten by
dogs. lie had been shot and the coro-
ncr's jury to-day finds that James sud
1eth did the klliug. Suddeth has been
arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
NORFOLK ENDORSES MARTIN.
John Whitehead and NJ. j. Lyons
We're Nominated

NORFOLK. VA. August 5l-special.-
The Democracy Of Norfolk city. rep
resented by 81 delegates. met In conttn-
ZION m noon to-day in Real Estate EN-
change Hall Captain W. w. pey eaileu
tba convenfion order. Colonel Washing
tom Tavlor was electer chairman ana Mr.
Thomas j. Randolph, secretary I"l'le-
diately the following was read ana alleI-
ward unanimously adopted;
Resolved first, That the representa-
ti,es of the Democrats Of Norfolk I'D con-
vent,on assembled. desiring to place ON
record their high appreciation OF the aDie
ANA efficient service OF the h"hosao e.
,rsouoas s. Martin in the senate OF the
limited states hereby declare NOT py ms
uniform courtesy and prompt attention
~ .u matters confined to his care by MS
f,,tl.rui ana tlrelcss efforts IN i'e interes 4
~ his constituents. by his intelligent and
s,.eeessful work I'm their pelnit by ms
6delltv and ability in the discharge Of al
his duties. he has Justified :he conlIut nee
M Won the admiration Of the people of
NpFmi1.
Second. That the represe l'au'es or
No-fot, I'm the General Assembly he. and
they hereby are. instructed to N1ie iov
and To uge all proper efforts TO secure MS
recollection 10 the Senate OF ne United
States.
THE NOMINEES
The election OF two. candidates for
membership Of the House OF Delegates
being next in order, Mr. John Tllton nom
mated Mr.. NJ. j. Lyons. tailor. the
candidate OF organized labor. Mr.. Ill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
To be Tried in RIock. Of Five.

4 DARrEN, GA. Aug. 3l.-Th'rty-seVen
true bls were returned oy the sfthl
furry against the negro rioters IN twenty
two cases. uo bills were found ana me
prisoners were released. The rioters VIII
be tried in blocks n five and me iriAis
will begin tomorrow
The Delegais VIII be tried for murder
next Tuesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
MORGAN FOR BRYAN.
In a Speech the senator Declares Him
the Only Logical Nominee.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Aug &.-United
States Senator John y. Morgan. who de-
clared sometime ago against Bryan's re-
nomination and John w. Tomnson,
Bryans lieutenant IN this state spoke at
Maplevlnc Ala, today the former for
and the latter against expansion. Morgan
said in his speech to-day that Bryan was
the only logical nominee of the Demo
cratic party I'm 1870. lie predicts Nc
Leans election On Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

and social wol-belng OF the state. iie
who SONS seeds Of dscord and Invites
dissens0n IN our ranks. paves the way
for The Independent candidates who are
now springing up in some Of the conn
ties The experiences Of the past should
teach us wisdom, as well as forbearance
and tolerance"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

Vircinia--.icueraily fair Friday and sat-
nrday. fresh east to south winds.
south Carolina-Gcnerally fair Friday
and Saturday; fresh easterly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

-Dreyfus breaks down ard weeps for
the second time In revision trial whea
witnesses recall the day Of his dssrada-
tion, ~ lsJ0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-01

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