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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-07
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-11-07
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
TO SUE ARCHBISHOP IRELAND,
General Funston 60 Bring Proceedings
Against Him for Libel.

KANSAS CITY. No. Nov. IA special
to the Star from Albuquerque. y. NJ,
says:
General Frederick Funston, who is en-
route home with the mustered out TWEEN
tieth Kansas Regiment, has wired his
Topeka attorneys to bring proceedings
against Archbishop ireland. of St Paul.
for criminal libel because Of statements
attributed 10 the archbishop in a recent
interview
General Funston also instructed his
lawyers to begin criminal and civil prose-
cutions against the Monitor a Catholic
paper Of San Francisco. which first
printed the story.
In a recent Interview in Chicago Arch
bishop Ireland was quoted as saying that
General Funston had been charged with
looting Catholic churches In the Phil
ippines. The charges alleged to have
been referred by the archbishop were
made by the editor Of the Monitor soon
after the landing OF the Kansas troops
IN San Francisco. The Monitor stated
it IS said that General Funston had
taken two magnificent chalices from a
certain Catholic church IN the Philip
pines and had sent them home to his
wife
Archbishop Ireland IN HIS Chicago in
terviews was quoted as calling upon Cen
eraI Funston % deny the truth OF the
article and sue the editor OF the Monitor
for libel or the public would be obliged,
against its will. 10 believe him guilty OF
tho criminal acts Of which he has been
accused.
TOPEKA. KAN. Nov. 1T S. Gleed.
senior member OF the law firm OF Gleed
Ware & GIeed stated tonight that his
firm had received absolutely no intma-
ton from General Funston OF any purpose
20 begin LEGAL proceedings against Atch-
bishop ireland.
Mr. Gieed stated that he had simply re-
celved a personal telegram from General
Funston. requesting him 70 ascertain II
Archbishop ireland had been correctly
quoted. General Funston az the same thhe
expressing the opinion that ne state,
ments attributed 10 the Archbishop Wori1
be found 90 b. Incorrect
ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. 1.-Archhlshop
ireland appeared somewhat surprised ms
evening when he heard that General
Funston. OF Kansas. was reported ~
about u sue him for libel on account or
statements attributed to him IN chicago
interview. He said he had made no
charges against General Funston. but
had In conversation expressed the op.n-
ion that the statements Of the san traI,-
cisco raper charging the General with
HAVING taken n priests ROBE from 4
Pbilirnine church should be denied by
General Funston az once, lest failure 20
danv led 90 wrong impression.
The Archbishop admitted the substan-
tiaI accuracy OF the Chicago interview
but denied that he had made any libe.ous
statements
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
PHILIPPINE COMMISSION.
To Make a Preliminary Report to the
President Before End of Week.

WASHINGTON. Nov THE members
OF the Philippines Commission. Admiral
Dewey. Professor Schurman and Colonel
DENLY and Prof ss0r Worcester VIII make
a preliminary report 90 the President be-
fore the end Of this week, and 10 Is IN
derstO0d the report viii be Immediately
given 90 tho public. This report win ba
published AZ the request OF the President
as a result of conference between the
President and the members Of the COM
mission at tho White House to-day. Tho
President personally summoned tLe Com
missi0ners. and an hour was spent dur
ing which he explained the points touched
upon IN the preliminary report. II may
be possibly months before the complete
report IS ready.
Professor Schurman, who IS president
Of the Commission, Did after the MEM
bers left the White House that the re-
port % be made this week would cover
certain phases of h, situation which
the President desired cleared up az this
time.
When asked II the report would touch
on the so-called Sulu treaty (the arrange
meRt made between General Rates and
the Sultan OF Sulu) Professor Schurman
replied Ia the negative.
THAT was purely a military arrange
ment.' said he with which the Com
mission had nothing 70 do"
Secretary Hay and Secretary Root were
present az the conference.
The significant feature Of this morn
ing's conference was the revelation that
the Commission IS absolutely unanimous
IN It's views respecting the proper line OF
treatment Of the Islands.
A member Of the Cabinet speaking Of
the verbal report said:
In advance OF the completion Of the
report II is not deemed proper % make
any statement relative 10 the nature 0f
the Commissions disclosures 20 the Presi-
dent this morning beyond the general one
that they tend TO confirm the admins
tratIon at every point in the course y
treatment Il has outlined Tor the Islands.
and 10 remove the least doubt as 70 The
attitude that the government should as
sumo on the question Of retention OF the
archipelago"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
SAMOAN ISLANDS
MAY BE DIVIDED
CConilnucd from First Pasel

thus giving a dual government in place
OF the present unwleldy tripartite ar
rangement. In such an arrangement 1t
seemed 20 Doe generally accepted by the
negotiators that the United States would
be one OF the two powers TO be repre-
scented and that the island Of TutUila,
on which the harbor of Pago-Pago is
located. would naturally fall 10 the lot Of
the United States.
10 IS understood that the British au-
thoriues quite conceded with this View,
and that while the Germans seemed TO
regard IL favorablv Il was left open for
more mature approval by the Berlin au-
th1r.tiCs.
one Of the remaining islands. Upolu
IS Of much value while the other, Savau
IS practically valuoless. il is suggested
that Great Britain cede the Gilbert and
Solomon Islands TO Germany. the latter
retiring from Samoa The FIJI Islands
and some other points also have been
considered during the discussion, but thus
far Germany has not acted favor7bly on
the suggestion. and there have been evil
dcnces that she preferred 10 retain her
interests and make compensation to Great
Britain This remains open and appears
to be the chief point remaining in the
way of a final adjustment
Tho foregoing general outline was Civ
on to-day IN quarters well informed on
tho general lines of the negotiations al
though 81 was with the reservation that
the understandings were merely forma-
tive and stiu open % material change
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.--Neports 20
Surgeou-Genefa Nyman. OF the Marine
Hostatal Ser.isc. indicate that the yellow
fever epidemic which has prevailed al
Key West for che past SIX weeks mas
about run it, course.
Reports from Miami are not so encour-
aging Five new cases we're discovered
there yesterday. and two deaths. The re-
ports also are 90 the cfect that the detcn-
lion hospital al Dry Tormras has been
closed because Of the absence OF patients.
A dispatch from Port lampa says that
BY order of the State Board Of Health,
the quarantine season closes to-day. OK
cept AGAINST Key West and Miami.
Or. MertenDaker has tcerraghed 10
Surgeon General Wyman OF The Marine
Hospital Service. his arrival AZ Atlanta,
and that ne has reported 20 the Governor
OF Georgia. Who has assigned him 20 take
charge Of the entire smallpox situation.
The detention camp established by the
Marine Hospital Service al tuifOrd a
Jew miles north Of Miami IS now ready
so be opened.
A reporl just received from Miami to-
nigh says ihAt forty persons Viii leave
fcr the camp tomorrow morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
The Government Board Returns OF a
Three Days Test Of System.

The Government Board Returns of a
Three Days Test Of System.
NEW YORK. Nov. THE cruiser Now
York and the battleshlp Massachusetts, re-
turned tonight. after being employed for
three days in evoutions for the purpose
OF demonstrating the working Of the Mar
conf system of wireless telegraphy.
Mr.. Marconi was unable to give the
government board as thorough demon
stration of the capabilities OF the appa-
ratus as ha would have wished. but the
result OF the working Of three sets OF in
strumen,s employed shows that there
is a practical utility in the system.
The members Of the government board
will be obliged TO call attention 70 the
fact that during these tests It was posi-
Die for any instrument located within
the crcumscribed radius Of transmission
TO destroy the effectiveness Of other in
struments at any time.
While the MASSACHUSETTS. for instance,
was telegraphing to the New York the
operator at Navesink sent a message at
the same time, and the result on the re-
ceiving side Of the New Yorks set was a
mass Of unreliable characters caused by
the two series OF electrical impulses
reaching the instrument az the same time.
Mr. Narconi said that he could prevent
this interference on the part OF 4 third
station, but that he would not demon
strate during these tests because he had
not yet received his patents for that fea-
ture
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
INTERSTATE TOURNAMENT.
This Event and the Races Scheduled
for To- Day.

Beginning AZ noon to-day the Inter
state Tournament will start. In this fea-
ture Of the civic Carnival knights from
u number OF States viii tint. There are
q number OF knights entered, and nne
exhibition OF horzemanshlp IS expected.
The programme Is as follows
Prlzes-l silver Trophy Cap, given by
horsemen Of Richmond.
3 so cash.
3. So cash.
l. SO cash
Rules and Regulations-The following
rules and regulations govern both tourna-
meuts.
l. The State Tournament IS open to
Virginans only. AL VIrginians who VIII
comply with the requirements OF the Ola
Dominion Tournament end falr Assocld-
ton are eligible 10 enter.
2 The entire management or me pa
rade and the Arrangement OF the list OF
knights shall be controlled by the ch'et
marshal and his aids.
g. The entrance fee shall be 50.
T. The poles Will be 80 yards apart.
with II yards for the start
g. The distance must be run in 8
seconds.
CARNIVAL RACES.
Immediately following tho tournament
the Carnival races will begin. These
races are under the management OF MT.
W. j. Carter, and embrace 1--WE events,
a. follows:
First race-Purse 800. OF which s25 goes
10 second horse. and so 10 third horse.
Entrance. s.. Weight for age. Distance,
Ouo-half mile.
Second race-Purse, 800. OF which '25
goes 10 second horse and so to third
horse. Entrance. s.. Weight for age.
Distance. three-Quarters Of mile heats,
best two IN three.
Third race-Purse. 800. Of which 80
goes to second horse. and $40 10 third
horse Entrance. 50. Weight. $50 pounds.
Distance one and n half miles. Gentle
men riders allowed ten pounds.
Fourth recourse, 500 OF which 80
goes 10 second horse, and so 10 third
horse. Entrance. $. Weight for age.
Distance one mile.
Hurdle race-Purse, 800. OF which S25
goes to second horse. and so 20 third
horse. Entrance. s. Weight, $50 pounds
Gentlemen riders allowed ten pounds.
Distance. about two miles. over eight
hurdles.
This meeting will be held under the
rules Of the Jockey Club
Four horses to enter and three 10 start
IN every race.
All purses diyided-s65 to first horse,
s25 10 second horse. and so to third horse.
Entrance fee TO all races. s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02

cts. showing electric wonders, shooting
stars. pointed streamers, etc, etc. ETC.
Fourth Tableaux-
Two wooden warshps, 500 square feet.
guns firing-Roanoke, built In 1855, ana
the Colorado, built In 1851.
Flight OF twenty-four rockets. snow
ing cornucopia, cascades and dragons.
Fifth Tableaux-
Twelve I2-inch bombshells. each re-
peating five times.
Flight of twenty-four rockets, each
showing new combinations.
Sixth Tableaux-
Fire picture. 400 square feet. showing
the iron clad Virginia tMerrimac),
built I'm 1862.
Seventh Tableaux-
Flight Of twelve rockets. six pounds.
showing searchlight stars.
Six bombshells. ls-inch. each repeat
ing three times.
Flight of twelve rockets. six pounds
showing willow tree effects.
Eighth Tableaux-
The armored battleship Texas, coo
square feet. with guns firing built in
1883.
Twenty-four rockets. s-pounders. show
ing prize cometic stars, golden cloud,
peacock plumes, hanging chains.
MINI lapieauN
Six bombshellls, lS-inch. each repeat
Ing five times.
Six bombshells. 24-inch, unequaled ef-
fects.
Six bombshells. 2O-lnch, Charlton S
wonders.
Tenth Tableaux-
Great fire picture torpedo boat shu-
brick. with torpedoes exploding, built
I'm 1899. with the fire bust Of W. r.
Trigg tho builder. This will be repre-
scented by 1000 square feet Of lance fire.
Bust of list Of the navy and the naval
board OF construction represented by
2.400 square feet Of lance fire This is the
largest set price ever exhibited and will
be shown as follows: Admrals Melville
Hlchborne, O'Nelll. Crowningshleld. Brad
ford. and Secretary Long.
Flight OF 400 rockets, various effects.
Twelfth Tabeaux-
Good night in 2l-inch burning letters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
STAR COURSE TONIGHT,
The Lotus GIee Club the Attractions
Liquid Air Demonstration Coming.

The seventh annual Star Course Of en-
tertainments VIII open tonight In the As
ISOLATION auditorium. The Lotus Glee
Club, OF New York, assisted by Minnie
Marshall Smith, dramatic reader and TN
personator. Will be the attraction. This
organization needs no Introduction 10
Richmond's mus.c-loving people.
In order 70 give the Season ticket hold
ers an opportunity OF viewing the nre-
works, the committee have decided 10 be
gin the concert at o'clock. instead or
S.lJ. Street cars Will be In waiting on
both lines TO carry people to tho hall.
There are yet twenty season tickets
for sale. which can be secured on prompt
application. Persons desiring TO attend
any one OF the entertainments can secure
single admission tickets at the Associa-
ton counter three days I'm advance. or at
the box-office on the night of entertain
ment. The Lotus club will be greeted
by a splendid house.
Yesterday afternoon q contract was
made with the Redpath Lyceum Bureau
for the closing number OF the course
which will prove powerful attraction
IL is no less than the appearance OF Pro-
lessor c. w. Peckham. the eminent scient-
ist and Professor Of Physics in Adeipho
College, Brooklyn, in his liquid air demon
STATIONS. Liquid air Is among the latest
scientific discoveries, and dts explanation,
with demonstrattons will prove q mag
nifcent drafting card.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
FIREWORKS TONIGHT.
The Display VIII BE Given ON Lee
Monument Grounds.

The great pyrotechnic display VIII take
,place from the Lee Monument Grounds
tonight. beginning at o'clock.
Chairman Phillips has arranged for the
greatest display ever given at one place
outside OF New York city.
The following is the official pro-
gramme showing the progress or bat
tleship building from lSi7 TO 1900:
First Tableaux-
Opening salute. with twelve aerial
detonatOrs.
Grand Examinations, with twelve ef-
fective beacon lights.
Set piece. size 400 square feet OF lance
fire: coat Of arms OF the State OF Viz
ginia
Second Tableaux-
Iron revenue cutter aide wheeD,
with guns firing; size. 40 square feet
OF lance are, James X. Polk" built In
isi7
Flight OF twenty-four exhibition rock
cts
Display Of national bombshells. i2xi2
inches. each repeating three times.
Third Tableaux-
Flight of twenty-four exhibition rock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
THE TOURNAMENT,
THE GRAND BALL
CONTINUED from First Page }

declared in favor Of Haywood. Friend
ana Montague in order, for the first three
nrizes. MIR Haywood yielded the honor
Of browning the Queen Of Love and Beau
~ 10 Mr.. Montague. however. and Miss
Annie X. Edwards. Of King William
county, was chosen Queen
For the fourth and NTH prizes Messrs'
II. c. Pea and l. +. Dunston were ueo'
and because OF the gathering DUSK ,he
two gentlemen decided u PAR on MT
Pea taking fourth and Mr.. Duns'on hlth
prize.
This closed the first annual state Iourh-
ament Of the Civic Carnival
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
SPAIN OUT OF PHILIPPINES.
Does Not Possess a Single Island in the
Archipelago.

WASHINGTON, Nov 1.-The positive
statement IS made here By authority tha.
Spain does not retain possession OF a SIN
gle island in the Philippine archipelago.
This IS called forth by the declaration ia
the Spanish Cortos yesterday % the Count
D'Almenas that through ignorance tho
American peace commissioners had al-
lowed three islands at the northern cX-
tremity Of the archipelago TO remain
under Spanish control through their d.t
fnition I'm the treaty OF tho boundary NJ
the group. There is stated % De DO doght
as 70 the suficiency of the treaty clause
to cede the entire archipelago.
II there has been a failure on this point.
that fact VIII not rebound TO spalna
benefit, for 10 is held officially that the
Islands not OF the Philippine Archlpol.s0
belong TO Japan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
THE FAIR AT WELDON.
The First Virginia Regiment Band is
Making the Music.

WELDON. n. c., Nov 1-Special-
Large crowds attended the fair here to-
DIV The track was rather heavy for rae
me- Thursday b. always the big day, and
big crowds are expected.
Inc First Regiment Band. from Rich
mond is making music for the fair The
@snrrs AL night are enjoyable features
The german tonight IS wei attended
s,,,,o rfteen OF twenty couples being on
- aoor. \ swell bail will be given to-
morrow night.
q'hursdAys races,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
Big Contract for MnIcs.

CHARLESTON. 5. c., Nov. i-South
Carolina mules will probably be- used In
the south African war. George y. Doug
las. OF this city, was to-day given
contract by II. &. VI. Consul Coetlogan TO
furnish go mules. 70 be delivered either
In Charleston or Savannah
The work OF securing such a number
OF mules at this season Of the year Is
not an easy task, as the market In ms
State Is short on mules. Later on, how
ever, It Is thought that the market VIII
be flooded and he will have no difficulty
in filling the contract.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
COLONEL HAYS
TAKES TOWNS
Continued From First Page)

ammunition and large quantities corn,
rice, river and land transportation. also
telegraph operator with entire equipment
and important iusurseut dispatches. 10
casualties. Insurgents advancing irons
Tarlac TO meet Lawton's troops. Hughes
reports Negros In better state OF lawful
submission than for twenty yo3's, piant-
ers not longer in danger. ln election.
over 500 votes cast; no frauds attempted.
inauguration tof military civil govern,
ment sixth instant. Hughes commences
active operations against Tagalos Ia Pa
trails permit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
ATLANTA TO HONOR SCHLeY.
The Admiral to- he Presented To the
Georgia General Assembly.

ATLANTA. GA. Nov 1.-The Reception
Committee 10 arrange for the entertain
ment Of Admiral Schiey during his visit
here next Saturday and Sunday have
completed the programme OF events.
Saturday morning the distinguished
guest will visit Governor Gambler. and
be presented TO the General Assembly 90
Joint session. The military parade Ia his
honor will march through the streets.
and Admiral Schley and members OF the
committee will 90 in carriages to the
Auditorium. at Piedmont Park. whore
he will be welcomed by 1890 people.
In the afternoon a luncheon will be
given NJ the Piedmont Driving Club. and
I'm the evening the Capital City Club VIII
entertain him.
Admiral schley will be the guest Of the
Royal Arcanum on Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
NORTH ANO SOUTH JOINED.
The President Formally Opens Iole-
pbone Line Connecting Them.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov The long-dis-
lance lines Of the Atlanta Ielepnone ana
1'oie,-ranh Company. connecting the North
and south. We're formally opened tonight.
president Mckinley, from his office in The
White House. in conversation with COL
onei Robert J. Lowry. president on me
T,ow,rv Ranking Company. congratulated
the city Of Atlanta and the South upon
having completed this new commercial
link which binds the country closer to-
eether.
During the evening communication was
had with New York. Baltimore hing
ton. Chicago and other points
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02

The largest United states flag IN exist :.
ence Is N Richmond y 10 sasRsheya ~
Tr,eys resldence, on west FRANKLIN
s tss ITS dimensions are about s. BY 30
feet 1t extends from side side: 70 side Of IN, the
house tapping at both h,, sides and es' ss
- shs second story. Mr.. Tttgg secured
81 from Brooklyn recently
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02

NORFOLK. VA, Nov l.-Rcv. John
Lotion (coiored), Of this city, was ar
rested at Winfall n. c.. to-day for pass
~, n counterfeit bin upon NJ. Seidenberg,
n merchant about week ago Lotion
viii be brought here for trial as soon as
,.oolsitlon papers can be secured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
SCHOONER LOST.
The Carrie 4. Lane Arrives Safely in
Port.

The Carrie \. Lane ARRIVES Saic'y III
Port.
NORFOLK. VA. Nov 1-Special.-The
schooner Roger Moore. bound from Bos-
ton for Brunswick (Ga) light went
ashore ~ niehtfau near Kinrareet life
saving station. North Carolina, eight
miles north OF Cape Hatteras.
Captain and crew were taken off In
safety by the life-saving crew. The yes
sci VIII prove total loss. The Moore is
of 20 tons register
a., in attempting to sail from Boston Octo-
Der 18th. she ran ou Devils Back, sus-
tanning some damage. which was repaired
at East Boston before She sailed on the
voyage which proved her last.
The tug Edgar h. Luckenback. towing
Srthur Sewals schooner. Carrie A. Lane.
recently wrecked near Hattero", passed
Cape Henry bound for this port, this
Afternoon az 4 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
Mr.. BRYAN UPSET.
Carriage i'm Which He Was Going 10
an Appointment Upset.

Carriage IN men nc Is N'ih% 10
an appointment Upset.
OMAHA. NEB. Nov. I'm order 10 meet
an enragerde 10 speaH tonight az
Revonna. William J. Bryan was driven
across country from L0up city. - miles,
three relays Of horses being employed.
When about FIVE miles from the start
the carriage was upset over an embank-
mcnt and Mr. Bryan and the other occu-
pants We're thrown out
All were more O.. less bruised. though
not seriously. At Beyenna Mr.. Bryan
spoke IN q lumber yard for an hour with
the temperature at u degrees above zero
the water I'm a pitcher on the speaker
stand freezing.
Assistant Secretary Of War Melkle-
John also addressed a large audience al
the Reyenna opera House at the same
hour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02

NEW YORK. Nov. 1-Jusiice Fursman.
10 the criminal branch OF the Superior
Colrt to-day set Thursday, November
f4th as the DAY on which the trial Of
aolan IL A0lineux charged with causing
fhe death 81 Mrs. Kate J. Adams last De.
cennber. VIII begin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02

rWAsHTNtYToN. Nov. Tho Light
bouse Service was to-day notified that the
Cape Charles iightship, OF toe entrance
70 Chesapeake bay, parted hrf nQorings
In tho gafe yesterday and n hdrift She
Will be replaced as soon. a. possible.