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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-04-27
BILLS ALLOWED
BY the Board Of County Commissioners
at Their Regular Quarterly Meeting
In April, for the Quarter Ending
March 81, 1899.

S"A~A "AsOA'J "A0oIAul
III April, Tor the Quarter ENDING
March Al 1900
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

lures for a rapprOchemcnt with france.
France IS still smarting under the hu-
initiation Of the Fashoda affair and is in
cllned TO meet Emperor William II once
convinced that Russian alliance has no
real value.
The primary object OF " Delcasse
therefore. IS to get public evidence that
the alliance holds good by persuading the
car 10 visit the Paris Exhibition of 1909
and also by personal contact with the
Russian Court and statesmen. TO ascertain
20 what extent The alliance may be relied
on
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 5.-M Del
casse's visit causes great satisfaction in
Russian diplomatic circles as It has long
been hoped he would attest The sOlidity or
the FrancO-Russlan alliance by Visit
here. lie had a long interview to-day
with the Russian Minister Of Foreign Al
fairs Count Muraweff, with whom ne
.dinod IN company with number OF
Russian ministers.
The French Foreign Minister wlll Fist
tho Car at Pctcrhon tomorrow.
LONDON. August 6.-The Vienna cor
respondent of the Observer. telegrapns,'
'.rhe Neue Frcic Presse states tnal VI.
poicasso's visit to ST. Petersburg is con-
uccted with future plans concerning an
1he powers of the dual and triple al[
auccs. Prince HOhcniOhe. IL IS SAID maze
nropoeals TO VI. Dclcasse. who approved
thcm but desires 10 gain Count Murd-
vioWs consent. The proposals mciuoe
the formation of European union against
the United Statcs.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
MISS JEWITT'S
LATEST MOVE
Boston Girl Takes the Widow and
Children of Lake City POstmas-
ter to Her Home With Her.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Aug. Lillian
Clay Jewitt. the Boston riri. who recent
ly created q sensation among the me-
groes OF that city. by declaring that she
would come Co Charleston and take back
north with her the family of the late
Frazier b. Baker, who was lynched 40
Lake city. s. O. Ia 1884, with a view 10
beginning an agitation against mob law
has carried out her design.
Miss Jewitt arrived here Friday morn
ing accompanied by her mother and
young man named r.. e.. Larsen. who is "a
Boston Journalist She had frequent COM
ferences with the Baker woman and her
friends and as a result. she left here Tor
Boston This afternoon accompanied by The
entire Baker family the mother ana hye
children.
Miss Jewitt said her plans for the future
were no, yet terminated but she hoped
70 hold mass-mectinEs throughout the
north to arouse popular sentiment against
lynching and mob law generally.
NOT A RACE ISSUE.
She did not regard her movement as
an issue between The races. but was ad-
vocating the cause OF humanity irrespecT
tive OF color or condition. She said she
was educated in Virginia and had more
knowledge of the Southern people and
she was wen aware that better clements
IN the South joined heart and soul with
the better elements In the north in de-
manding q halt I'm the commission of the
outrages that recently have shocked the
world. She said that since her Boston
address was made. she had received many
threatening letters from the south but
10 these she paid no heed, knowing that
they did not come from a source worthy
of serious consideration.
Miss Jewitt paid for the tickets OF the
Baker family from here 10 Boston and she
also bought a number OF small articles Of
clothing for the woman and her children
NEGRO MINISTER OBJECTS
The Rev ]. J.. Dart. a colored minister
Of this city. who has recently spent some
time in Boston returned TO the city to-
day and opposed violently the removal
Of the Bakers from Charleston He de-
clares that Miss levitt did not represent
the botter class OF white or colored people
IN Boston. He says sine and those who
stand with her merely want 10 get con
trol OF the Bakers 10 make notorieiy aud
money for themselves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
IN SESSION AT
THE JEFFERSON
Senatorial Reform League Reached
General Conclusions After Talk
ing for TwO Hours.

A meeting Of the Senatorial Reform
League was held IN room No 400 Hotel
Jefferson. last night Il lasted from to
II o'clock. In that period the eight OF ten
members present INDUCED in an informal
and general interchange Of views. 1t was
an executive session. At its conclusion
one Of the members said:
AT the meeting it was determined %
continue efforts 10 bring about political
reform in the election of United States
Senators and 90 urge upon the people of
the State that they In their several leg.s-
latiye districts give expression 90 their
choice for the senatorship.
The address 10 be issued 90 the people
of the State will be prepared IN few
days by a committee appointed for that
purpose"
4 UNIT FOR TYLER.
one OF the members of the league stated
that the league is without exception a
unit for Tyler as against Martin for the
Senate. This confirms what was generally
understood before
The interesting question g. VIII the
m mbers Of the league or any OF them'
take the stump for NJ. Tyler2
The league. il Is safe 20 say, has not
arrived at conclusion "a that point. IL
Is not likely, though one or TWO may.
Another thing may set down as a fact.
The league. If the expression OtiOne OF its
most influential members IS guide. is
sorry that the present senatorial race is
confined % TWO candidates. This proml-
nent member would have been pleased
had either Judge Buchanan or Congress
man Jones, or both. announced them
selves He said there might be other
candidates. but later on practically ad-
mitted that il Is now rather late for any
one 10 come out ard enter the race.
SMALL ATTENDANCE.
There was small attendance at tho
meeting last night Hon william 4. An
derson. OF Lexington. chairman OF the
league. was present. and there were one
or two out-of-town members. Several
more were represented by proxy. Or.
Cunningham Hall and Mr. Wood. OF this
city, were present.
Contrary 10 expectations Congressman
W. A. Jones was not on hand. HIS ao-
sance was accounted for by illness In his
family. He expected to attend.
The meeting adjourned subject TO the
call OF the chair II was stated that the
league will not be called together again
under q week OK ten dayA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
TO EUROPE FOR PEACE.
Croker says Papers win Not Let Him
HIVE Any 40 IIomc.

LONDON. Aug j- Richard troker'
before leaving London for southampton.
whence ho sailed for New York on board
the American lime steamer ST. Paul. sdld
to reporter of the Associated Press
who asked him if there was amy truth IN
tho report that ha bad purchased the
Lakes of Killarney
"I never heard 0f or knew anything
about any sale of the Lakes OF Killarney
or Nuckross Abbey until / read about
IL in the English newspapers.
OF expect To- come back to London next
spring for the usual three months racing.
The New York papers won't allow me
any peace in my own country ana am
compelled 90 come over here for it Tn
England the newspapers do not meddle
with % mans private affairs. while IN
America reporters are watching my house
and following mo about the streets ln
cabs and strcet-Cars.
"Why 1 can't even so ont OF town
without having lot Of reporters on
the train with me, who are going 10
print the names of every body 1 speak TO-
and publish everything DO. / was driven
away from America 10 find my pleasures,
and then accused OF being un-American
because 4 come over here for little rest.
"I am perfectly satisfied with my treat
menl here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
He Talks With Chancellor Smith and
Learns the Situation.
WHO WILL TRUSTEES SELECT7
His Declination Means Another Elec-
tion 10 FiIl the Vacancy
Candidates Next Time-Possi-
biiity Of Chair Of Moral Phi-
lOsopby Being Made Va
cant Also.


Rev Dr. James A. Duncan has decided
IN decline the presidency Of Randolph.
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night wired th's paper irom hnoNVils'
Tenn. as follows.
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"Tsltot v.i.b cb'na,Il,r Smith. learns.
situation. decided mot t, accent
1sIrned, JAMES A DUNCAN"
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
BERLIN TAKES
A SUMNER REST
The City Almost Deserted for the
Watering Places and Politics are
at Practically a StandstiIl,

- BERLIN. August 5.-Midsummer dull
ness is broodlng over Berlin. Nearly
everybody Of consequence is absent and
politics are 1t a standstill. The exodus
to the watering places, seashore and
mountains has been more general than
usual. The papers edtorialize on recon-
dte subjects. live themes Of discussion
being almost totally lacking.
Although the Diet reassembles August
10th. the fate Of the canal bin is as un-
certain as ever. It's chances have not i'm
proved during the vacation. The Agra
rian arms are determined. Even the fact
that the Emperor has come out publicly
and strong in favor Of the canal bill
makes no difference.
Admiral Deweys alleged anti-German
utterances at Trieste are more extensive
ly commented upon in the American than
in the Geroman press. With few excep-
tions the tone OF the latter is moderate
and conciliatory. Most OF the papers dis
believed the truth OF the alleged utter
ances from the FIRST, citing the Admirais
pas, conduct and well authenticated
fcoptinued on Second Page) -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
DEWEY CAUSES UNEASlNESS
Appcarance Of Uncle sam as a World
Power Disturbs Europe.
lCopyrIghtod by the AssocIaIea Press)

Copyrighted by the Associated Press)
LONDON. Aug. 5.-Whatever fanciful
reasons are offered for the visit OF the
French Minister OF Foreign Affairs Del
oasse 70 ST. Petersburg 81 IS safe TO as
sumo Il has reference 20 the present un-
settled condition Of European politics.
The appearance Of the United States as
world power Is primarily responsible for
this disturbance and there are repeated
signs OF latent friction between Germany
and tho United states. the latest being
Admiral Deweys alleged warlke state
ments. which give European s'a,esHfn
cause for uneasiness and are regarded as
the motive Tor GsaDersr Williams oyar-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

PLATTSBtRG. ~. s.. August SIT
looks now AS though Secretaryof-War
Root would arrive here early the coming
week for an important conference with
the President upon the policy of the adj
minis.ratIon in regard TO- the Philippines.
The story that the President and Mr.
Root do not agree upon the policy TO be
pursued no Manila is said 90 be without
foundation. Both are said % agree that
the war I'm the Philippines must end at
the earliest possible day.
After the conference with President Nc
Kinley Secretary Root viii probably am
nounce the plan 20 be- pursued I'm the
Philippines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
SUMMARY OF T0-OAYS NEWS.
Local.

Local.
Senator Martin appointed n member
Of the committee OF seven on c0mmemO-
ration OF centennial anniversary OF WOr-
shlpful General George Washington.
New syndicate in the field % bid on
the MaIn-stroet franchise.
Touching scenes at the funeral Of DR..
Parker.
In which a number OF Richmond capital
lists are interested.
Patrons of Fairmount Hig'. School
stirred up over the transfer Of female
teacher without her consent. Charges u
ncpOtism 10 Dee preferred.
Richmond may quarantine against
Norfolk
river and the Norfolk and Western rail-
Governor wooddn. Of the Soldiers
Home. says the story of the poisoned rats
ls untrue.
Randolph Macon College. Ashiahd
Senatorial Reform League holds ses-
sion az the Jefferson
state.
The town sergeant at Marion kills
man and wounds his wife
Hung jury in the murder case or An
drew Rogers al Cre~o
Bad wreck 40 Manassas Junction.
Fire does much damee at Hampton.
Fever situation at Soldiers Home con-
tinucs 90 improve
General.
The Treasury will issue 100000 ID
gold certificates.
Samoa in future 90 have n white Cow
ernor named hy the Powers.
Atlanta city Council requests th9
resignation Of the Mayor.
Governor EllcrDees brother fonnd
dead on railroad track near Columbia.
: g..
THE combination 20 displace Bryan es
Democratic candidate taking shape.
buchanan and Tyall Tobacco Com
many organized in New York.
Miss Ida Jawtt takes the widow ef
the Lake City postmaster to Boston.
Foreign.
Hundreds focking into Rennes In an
tlcipation OF the Dreyfus trial.
berlin almost depopulated by 6epar~
lures for summer resorts.
Del Casse's VISIT 10 ST. Petersburg dsa
20 unsettled condition OF European po,k
tics.
Richard Croker denies that he has
purchased the Lakes OF Killarney.
England Is agttating the question Of
old age pensions.
-seventeen persons killed IN rairoaS
wreck In France
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

NEW YORK. August 5.-Tho buchanan
& Tyan Tobacco Company has been or
ganlzed and articles of Incorporation will
be filed no Albany ON Monday neXt 1t
is said that the capital stock viii be fixed
O four millions. fully paid up.
The new company will greatly expand
the business of the old firm of the same
name. and 90 is reported that a number OF
old plants viii Dee absorbed by the com
pauy. John ID. Crimmlns. Felix Camp
bell and other Influential men are said
20 be interested in the plans of the new
company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
WAS IT MUROER2
Body OF Governor Ellerbee's Brother
Found on Railroad Track.

Body OF Governor hilefbeeN hI"'Hc'
Found on Railroad Track.
CHARLESTON. $. g., August 5-lier-
borf IS. Euerheo. thirty years old. ana
Youngest brother of the late Governor
Flerhec was either killed and his BODY
put on the railroad track or killed acci-
5outaIy by the southbOund vesiiDnle
train m Marion county this state i"st
Thursday night The body WAS torn all
to pieces and different bones and pieces
of flesh were found along the track Tor
MANY miles. None OF the clothing was
found except the coat which contained
"a five dollar bin. and the trousers which
were found on the engine when tle train
reached charleston.
Tr support of the theory that there was
fom play ro sign of blood I'm any quar-
tHy has been found along the railroad
track and if is c'aimed that it tine body
had hoen alive at the time 10 was struck
bv the train there must have been n
Great infusion of blood. The young man
stood hiah m Marion county and there
are many who believe that his death was
not accidental
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
ATLANTA'S MAYOR.
CITY Calls Tor His Resignation 10y a De-
eis.vp Vote

cisiVc otN.
ATLANTA. GA. August 5.-by a Nole
of seventeen Go three the resignation OF
Alavor James a. Woodward, ot thl4 clly'
was asked for at "a secret caucus oil 'ne
city Council and Board OF Aldermen H1iu
TINS afternoon.
Mayor Woodward was charged win
drmkcnness. several weeks ago. when
Impeachment proceedings were threaten
ed. At that time the Mayor promised
90 reform. but 10 ls now charged that ha
has broken faith with thc CITY Council.
According t0 the resolution the resiena-
tom must be 200 hy Monday morning;
upon failure. it is probable impeachment
prorordnes viii be- instituted. At the
caucus DO was mtmated hy Councilman
Parks. that persons who wanted certain
measures passed to which 20 was certain
Mayor Woodward was opposed, were be-
hind his conduct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
JlMlNEZ GONE.
lie Is Thought 70 Have sailed From
Havana To san Domingo.

HAVANA, August 5.-General Jluilhe1
accompanied by six Cubans and -FOUR
natives of SAN Domingo, is believed 10
nave LETT here this afternoon for the
Dominican Republic lt has not set been
ascortained how the party left but DID, as
N ts th0ueht. they went ON one of tho
Herrera uue steamers for the north
coast. expecting to obtain schooner at
Nuoytas. they Will probably be- arrested
on prevented from continuing their jour
ncy.
General Jmnez claimed TO be ill yes
tcrday but tho many visitors whom ne
received This morning, led 10 the belief
that some movement was on foot one
thing only is certain. and that Is, that
ne mas gone taking his baggage with
him. as did also his companions.
The authorities are making close IN
vostieal0n to discover i'm which dircc-
ti0n tho party went
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

cipal Of the Fairmount High School asked
for a man as assistant. and that Instead
Miss Haw was made assistant principal,
despite the fact that she had never had
any experience as regular teacher, hav-
ing only been a supply.
At the office of the county supcrinten-
dent yesterday it was stated that there
was nothing new in regard 20 IN case.
superintendent Fussel has declined 70
tcI Times reporter The reasons for the
action Of the board in transferring MISS
Goodwin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

OTTAWA. ONT. August 5-Premiet
Iaurier was shown the Washington
despatch in which T. W.. Fitzpatrick de-
scriles his reception in Ottawa as hav-
ing been "a chilly one. and gives the SUBJ
stance of the remarks made hv Sir Will
fred when asked TO visit Chicago. The
Premier said that Mr. Ftznatricks
statement was sheercst nonsense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
To Go Out on the River Routes and
on the N. and W. Monday.
WATER SUPPLY AT THE HOME
Not Contaminated by Poisoned hats'
Saws Governor Woodhn in Response
oThe Times Inquiry Sol
dfers Not 20 Be Removed
from the Homc-Dr. Ma
gruder Returns.

Dr w IT, Opucunimff, i..'".'''
,f Health requests The
9slcHln'i'U ,.to think
Times % caution dh l''
oe .-...,,s. to Norfolk, on business oI I'''
.... ,..,. find themselves amy
ure' i'tl ln'. ',',. ,,...i....,,i I.- quarantine.
aay sh'- Guy .-..,,l. case iu NorfoIk. Says
I ,i.l. ,'..l, un roes quarantine.
Ut. Dii .....Io.,t notice
ANA tnat "il"''- ..,e for this. Die
pr oppenhlmei ..-,.I,.a ln the
says is tht t' E Norfolk with
smallpox cpiiehh', ""'" .. ,.,,srau-
more .Heo. than Nr"p'' - f..rr
tined AGAINST ihtl '..', .....t arlIr-
made lo conceal i', of ..nceal-
iu Norto.k nlD" t.t. would
mout. bl tlpDi'lil''i ,5 he MI
urobablv le adopted asaiD' "''
take no chances ..rl.,..,
ADDITIONAL INafl, d l'ia' ...
rhe state Board ot hcd'ln "''" ,.l
,,-e.fne4 Yesterday, but DO was
49, r..f.rl of general interest was '''.''
e,.snt tls appointment oi hsy
..., 80, the lines approaching ta'hhi'i'N
f. +h. Injected district. and prevent
d. ...,.e of refugees
,..s STATED In The Times br. -
ttf...r Ir Is inspector of the 'ht.d-
- - D....f' CrIo last NIGHT Drs. charles
- ,.f.,.[5. Travis Taylor and Nel-
~ i,...f. ...,. anponteI % the YORK
WI" -t.n- and Western and James
llF l1F.l' ... r..,..fiyelv. They VIII bee
hIFet .,... .r tnair duties Monday,
gan tiv .,r,t,y DENIED.
n.,.. hecu in circu-
IfIsl9',". ,.,.. D., tho erect that
laloh I'. c.tIi.rs. Home was
tHe tf'unle 't ''- .I... r.oeuff, Rough
not clio" irF'l' "'' ,,..l at The
on Rats hfd Dee" ,a the ro-
IIou loo 'Ni'rmin''' I''.' -, .l,,.,.ued
dtlts hal. in rc.hN- "''. -..trntlon
Dbl the water a'if''
ani. cona minated the water ..,..., .h.
Tho Times }osief1a> '.,..i
sur5 .o Governor N'ot'' -.
Tor "a statement lie r'pl'N "'
"Nauona Soldier" A...- n Al
"The Times, lieNll"Nn' ,to,v
$50 truth Whatever Im ',, ',.,...'.f.,,i,.
tslgne) ~ l'
1.,..o-
The telegram sent nF re
20 Secretary BOOT Ie" .i.. s6iIi.rs'
que-iing lh't Do. .., .I.,,i,e. th, rxi-t-
Home be carried N"I.h ".'.''- ,..... ro
encc of fever in ih' '''''' r ,ns
ferred 60 the surgeon s'"''. ,t-,u,.r
Marine Hospital atIFiD'' ''
Wyman. ~..ci,o3
a reply from 'f. w fNi'' ,',.,l1 he
yesterday in Wmch He | H.. Inc.
inadvisa'.e to c'nllS ,hD leris.on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
REPORTS CONFLICT.

DR.. =oodnn's Statement Does Not
Agree with Those from Elsewhere.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va August g.
Special.-The official report from Soldiers
Home tonight is that there have been
no deaths and no new cases Of yellow
fever to-day.
There have been number of conflict
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
WEATHER FORECAST.

Virginia-Unsettled weather. with show
ers and thunder storms Sunday; fair
Monday; variable winds. mostly fresh.
nOrtherly.
North Carolina Showers and thunder
storms Sunday: fair Monday. continued
high temperature; brisk south TO west
winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The thermometer at The Times ONCE
ranged as follows yesterday: a. NJ, ~;
II NJ, ei. 3 7. NJ. %. y. NJ, "a; L. NJ
s.: u NJ. q. Average s. is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

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