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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-08
PETERSBURG.
POOL ToURNANIE = SALE o.
TIMBER

TIMBER.
Petersburg, Va, Dec. 1.-THE pool
tournament which has been held for
some nights past ut the rooms OF the
Cockadc City Cycle Club, participated
in by members of the club. came to u
close Tuesday night. The first prize. a
pair of opcrt glasses. was won by Mr..
=. G. Seward, and the second prize, u
fountain pen, was awarded to Mr..
Stanley Bcckwith.
SALE OF TIMBER
Mcssrs. Carbon e Wills, of Baltimore.
have purchased of AIcssrs. r. Butter
worth g. Bro. and NJ. w Sterne. OF
Dnwiddic, Il tract OF timber in that
county. The price paid for the same
was $4,000.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-08
heart


is frequently induced by in
furious headache powders.
There is one headache cure"
that is a CURE and destroys no
tissues Or organs in effecting
its cure-it is ROYAL Head
ache Tablets. This remedy is
made after a Johns Hopkins
formula, and cures quickly,
but cures harnlessly.
Beware of substitution-ask for Royal
Headache Tablets-and get them.
4 doses 10 cents. Dealers and Druggists
sell Royal Headache Tablets.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-08

Com any's new plant at Bethel, N. c.
The Randolph Society Of St. Pauls
z. d.. Church met this week with Mrs.
john G. Smith. A committee was ap-
pointed to look after church decora-
tons. Tkcy meet next time with Miss
Susie PreMtis.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-08
SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

GITY HALL. THEATRE. FRIDAY
~ December Sth. lloyt's Theatre latest
success. ~ BACHELORS HONEY.
MOON. presented by Warde and Sack
etts Comedians. Usual prices. Reserved
Seats now on sale at Stewards Drug
store deG-3t
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED CITY
IL Ticket Agent for tho SOUTHERN
RAILWAY, can now sell
LOCAL AND THROUGH TICKETS
to all points on that road. as well as to
all points via Norfolk Washington and
Baltimore. See me before YOU leave
Respectfully
W. G. ELAN, Suffolk. Va,
AZ Woodward s. Elams Ins. Office.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
DAILY SELLS THE ANACONDA.
J. D. Rockefeller Said to Have Paid
S23,000,000 for tho Mine,
TOWN or ANACONDA INCLUDED

SALT LAKE, Utah, June 10, Marcus
DAILY OF Montana and his associates In
the AnacoIda Mining company have
sold all their holdings In that COM
panys vast interests TO an Eastern
syndicate headed by John d. Rookie.
feller for $4,000, 900 The sale leaves
Mr., DAILY nothing In Montana except
his Bitter Root stock farm. He ID
pledged not to engage In copper min.
ing In Montana
OF the sea, 0OO, 900 for which the sale
was made, Mr., DAILY pockets $40, ,OOO,-
900, j. B, Haggin and Lloyd Tevls Of
San Francisco get the rest In the
transfer are included practically the
entire town OF Anaconda, with its
mines and smelters, with vast coal
and timber lands In Montana and
Wyoming and all the accessories that
60 to make up prlncely property.
Even for this vast sum, however,
the purchasers do not become tho sole
owners. A London syndicate that
two years ago bought land In the in
terest Of tho Hearst system for s7 oOO,-
400 still owns that fragment
Mr., DAILY has agreed TO remain In
charge Of the entire property for one
year. At the end OF that time he will
60 on tour around the world.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
NEW RICHMOND'S DEATH ROLL
Tho Number OF Dead Now Supposed to
Ne 12b-Aab. OOO I'm Roilas Fund.

Tho Number of Dead Now Supposed to
Bs 12B-e3B, 900 In Rollet Funds
New RICHMOND, Wis, June 10. The
official list OF known dead contains
l02 names; five unidentified bodies
have been buried, besides some parts
OF bodies A conservative estimate Of
the bodies still In the ruins OF people
now reported missing would be l5
This brings the loss Of life to about
1876.
The best estimate upon the loss OF
property in tho city Of New Richmond
reaches total OF S55o,OOO. TO this
may be added about s2OO,OOO for
household goods and other property
destroyed In this immediate vicinity,
not included in tho buildings totally
demolished.
The relief fund is growing rapidly,
having reached 235, 900 to-day,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
NEWS NOTES.

Tho corner stone Of the Blees Mill
tary academy was laid at Macon, Mo, 4,
with much ceremony.
Paderewski's reasons for not marry
ing again reveal pathetic love ro.
nance and faithfuness to the bride
of his youth, obscurity and poverty,
who died year after their wedding.
The body Of Richard p. Bland was
inferred in the Catholic Cemetery near
Lebanon, Mo.
William Il. Stead cables from The
Hague that Germany alone, of all the
great Powers, has manifested antipa
thy to the system of arbitration pro-
posed by the Peace Conference.
The Treasury Department has rem
dered decision that bucket-shops
must pay q war tax on oil transact
tions in which agreements are made
to settle without transfer Of goods.
President Mckinley and party loft
Washington for fortnight's trip
through New England, Former Pres
ident Cleveland also started for his
annual summers outing.
President Dove Of tho Commercial
Travellers League testified before tho
Industrial Commission that trusts
have blighted the business of commcr-
cial travellers :.
Fielding Childs, an attorney Of Schell
City, Mo-, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself with revolver.
Mrs, II. w. Upperman has been ad.
mitted to the Chattanooga bar. She
is the first woman lawyer in Tonnes
see.
The children of James Crawford at
Charleston, ILL.,, have received word
from New York that they are heirs to
an estate valued at $1,000, 1000.
John Maledon, u merchant of Fort
Smith, Ark, was shot and killed by
Walter Ewell, who escaped.
Additional details concerning the
assassination Of General Luna has
been received, indicating that he was
attempting to take tho life Of Aguin-
aldo at the time he was killed.
The questions Of prohibiting the use
Of explosives producing gases for pur-
poses of asphyxlation, and limiting
gun callber, are still under considera-
tion at the peace conference,
Chris Butler, one OF the allege d con-
spirators to provoke arebellon In the
Transvaal, has been released.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
fighting At SAN FERNANDO
Americans Meet and Defeat 5000
FlIlpinOs in the Jungle,
KANSAS TROOPS ARE ENGAGED

MANILA, June l1,--Aiter cutting
the railroad aud telegraph at
Apallt, seven miles south, for
tho purpose Of severlng connection,
the rebels attacked General Me-
Arthurs lines at San Fernando at
half past o'clock yesterday morning
They met with an unexpectedly warm
reception, and were repulsed with a
loss OF seventy.avo killed, thirty
prisoners and many wounded,
The rebel force estimated TO have
numbered 1000 men, advanced
atoalthily from the jungle north Of
tho city, and then divided, with tho
evident purpose OF surrounding the
Americans,
Tho outposts OF the Iowa regiment
discovered the enemy and retired to
their lines, where the entire division
awaited In an intrcnched position,
The Iowa regiment and the Kansas
regiment received tho first shock
Of the attack, Rcserving their
Hre until tho enemy was With
In 900 yards, the first volley
OF the Americans hit the rebels,
who returned the fro wildly, tho rest
Of their line failing TO advance, The
Americans, who thoroughly enjoyed
tho novelty Of the situation-awalt-
Ing an attack--sallied forth, and the
insurgents thereupon turned and fed
Into the jungle Our loss was four
teen men wounded The majority OF
Lhem are only slightly hurt.
General Funston's brigade Of Kan
tas and Montana troops, and General
Hale's brigade, the Seventeenth regi-
ment and tho Iowa regiment, consti-
tuted the force engaged.
Aguinaldo ID reported 10 have per.
tonally conducted the attack Pre-
parations were made for several days
10 bring forward troops from Candaba,
aud Others from Daguipan were trans
ported by rail.
Along the front Of the Kansas regi-
ment 30 rebel dead were counted,
The Hrst news OF the Filipino aG-
vance was reported by telegraph
operator who was sent to tho bridge
" Apalit to ascertain the cause Of
break in one Of tho wires Ho was
compelled to boat hasty retreat un.
der fire.
Since the Americans withdrew from
Oandaba recently the Filipinos have
returned and have wreaked VEN
goanco upon those who befriended the
Americans They slaughtered the na-
tives who surrendered the town and
displayed their heads on poles In the
public square, The hostile natives OF
Ccbu are more menacing Mail ad-
vices say hostlities against the Amer
leans have been begun there. Colonel
Hamer, the American commander, has
AslSed for reinforcements, and four
companies OF the Tennessee regiment
have been sent TO him from Ilolo.
The Nebraska regiment has been orr
dered to sail for home early next
week.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
nsro sootlon Man KlIlad.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 10 --Blase
Patrle, railroad section hand, proved
himself hero yesterday, and was fa-
tally injured in an attempt TO save u
woman from death. Mrs. Jennie Price
was riding u wheel across the Lake
shore track at tho entrance TO Gordon
park and fell in front Of an approach
ing train. Patrlo, who had been do
tailed to assist the Aagman at the
crossing, ran to Mrs, Prices assist
ance, but both he and the woman
were run down, Mrs, Price lost log
and an arm and suffered fracture OF
tho skull, whilo her rescuor was
struck by the pilot of the engine aud
was picked up insensiblo from bad
wound in tho head The woman re-
tanned consciousness, but tho physi.
clans say both will die,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
re JBERS ON THE P. & G.
A Train stopped Near POtsAu, l. t.
IIandlts Probably Got Little

uhnutA hFouhDly Not AithV
PAAIs, Texas, June iZ--Late advlces
say Joe Tate, John Burma and John
Peterson have been arrested at Poteau,
l. IT., after running fight OF half q
mile, for completely Ia tho robbery Of
the Kansas City, Pittsburg g. Gulf
train near poteau, They were taken
TO Fort Smith,
MENA, Ark, June H. About 2,45
yesterday morning southbound pas
senger No, Q on the Kansas City, Pitts.
burg g. Gulf railway, which left Kan.
sas City Thursday morning, was
"held up" by three masked men at a
sharp curve about q mile south Of
Shady, ], T., as0 miles from Kansas
City, The engineer was signaled to
stop by red lantern, and, on bring
ing the train to full stop, guns were
leveled at him and the fireman was
commanded to go baclS and cut
off the express cur Then they all
entered tho cab CT the engine. One OF
them, being familiar with the engine,
handled IL and ran the cars down tho
track couple OF milos whore they
went through the express and mail
cars, securing considerable booty, but
the exact amount Ia not known rs the
express company novcr givos out tho
amount OF Its losses
d. II Patterson, express messenger
for the Wells-Fargo Express company,
has nothing TO say, as ho Is under In.
structions from the company TO say
nothing. But tho robbers got all
there was to DO Cotton, much or little,
rs the case may be
Az tho robbers did not come baclS TO
the passenger coaches, Conductor Sui
livan had no opportunity Of getting a
description Of the mon, but their
work was we'll planned aud not the
work. OF novices,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

TOLEDO, Ohio, juno 10. - Mayor
Jones has issued an open letter in an
swer to several thousand people all
over the country who have made ap-
peals to him for personal aid. Mr.
Jones' mail since his campaign for
mayor has besn enormous, keeping q
force Of clerks busy opening and sort
ing. Many OF these letters have been
appeals for personal help in every
conceivable form. Mr., Jones states
that while he Is an advocate of the
theory Of the brotherhood Of man, II
is impossible to give these people the
assistance desired or find time to
write an answer to each.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
FUNSTON WANTS TO RETURN.
Ths KAnsAn and General Halo Anxious to
Leave tho Philippians

Leave tho Philippines
MANILA, June TO- Tho United stateA
transport Sherman, which sailed from
San Francisco May 2i with 1900 men
and seventy.ave officers, under COM
mand Of Brigadler General Fred d.
Grant, has arrived here after smooth
voyage, One private died after the
Transports arrival.
Tho troops brought by tho trana-
port will go TO the Island OF Negros TO
relieve the California troops. General
Bates, who arrived on the transport,
and General Grant will probably be
assigned TO the command OF the volun-
teer generals, some Of whom will
leave for home soon, .-.
Generals Hale and Funston desire
to accompany their regiments homo,
The Utah artillery, IL is announced,
will accompany the Nebraska on board
the transport Hancock, leaving their
guns here Tho Pennsylvanians will
start for homo on the transport SEN
ator this week Tho Indiana sailed
to-day with 800 discharged and sick
soldiers, She will 60 into dock for
few days at Nagasakl, Japan.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Milking Good Prorresa.

DENVER, Colo, June 10,--If the
unanimous opinion OF the citizens'
committee, which includes ex-Govern-
or Adams and President Jeffrey, Of the,
Rio Grande railway, appointed by
Mayor Johnson and Governor Thomas
in behalf Of the city Of Denver and
state of Colorado to endeavor to effect
settlement of the trouble between
the smelter managers and their en-
ployes is criterion, it is only q
matter OF few days until the largo
smelters in this city and Pueblo, now
closed on account Of wage differences,
will be in operation.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
NO PROTECTION FROM CHINA.
Missionaries Murdered whlIo Undo
Govern mont Protection.

Missionaries Murdered While Undot
Govsrnmont Protection,
Homo KoNa, June 10.-It has been
developed that the Rev. II. S. Phillips,
Mrs Phillips and Miss Sears, mission
aries Of the Church Missionary So
ciety, who,with three native converts,
were recently killed in the province
of Ngan- Hwei, had sought protection
Of the yamen at Kien Yang, The va
men, not being strong enough to pro-
tect them, sent the party under escort
to KEN Ming Flu, but the missionaries
were murdered on the way.
1t is reported that the natives de-
stroyed also the church, parsonage
and hospital at Kien Ming Flu.
The British consul is active in the
matter, but the floods interfere With
communication.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

NEW York, June 10 The Central
Federated Labor union yesterday
adopted resolution instructing It's
secretary to write to President Nc.
Kinley and the war department de.
manding the recall and trial by court
martial of General Merriam, because
OF his policy regarding the striking
miners of Couer D'Alene, Idaho, A
commission was also appointed to
draft resolutions denouncing General
Merriam.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
ROCKEFELLER AS DICK Tu-
what an OH Man Says of tho STANDARD
--Its Low Freight Rates

| Ath LVW HFoiHht hhNoA
WASHINGTON, June ID. M, LocIs'
wood, nm Independent oil producer,
testified before the industrial commls.
sion against tho Standard oil company
and the railroads, which he declared
we're robbers aud brlgands," IIQ
quoted A. j, Cassatt, the new president
OF the Pennsylvania railroad, as testi,
flying before tho interstate railway
commission that while tho open rate
TO the public was 81. 90 barrel, tho
rate to the Standard company was
eighty cents Further investigation,
said Mr., Lockwood, had developed tho
fact that the railroad companies act,
ually received only thirty.hye cents.
This condition OF affairs had resulted
for time, according to Mr., Lock,
wood, In giving the Standard company
profit OF 400 per cent while the In
dependent reBnerles were driven rap.
idly into bankruptcy,
"lf you have got to be robbed - he
exclaimed, ut does not matter much
whether you are held up by Dick Tur.
pin with pistol or by John d. Rookie.
feller with u railroad It's robbery, all
the same"
Ho said that men who had carefully
analysed the testimony taken before
the Hepburn committee estimated that
In ls0 months the ave trunk lines OF
Pennsylvania had paid tho Standard
company 81, 900, 900 in rebates,
Speaking OF tho remedy for the evil,
Mr.. Lockwood said II was In public
ownership OF the railroads and not to
be found In courts--the courts were
too slow and expensive,
''rho railroads and the oil company
can razoo man up and down In the
courts for ton years" ho said, until
no Ia ruined, aud then go on with
their work, leaving their victims
stranded As n reward, the combines
elevate their instruments to higher
planes politically. In this way the
common people are gradually coming
TO believe that the great railway COM
bines are packing the supreme courts
with men in sympathy with their
monopolistic tendencies, who would do
their bidding"
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
MADE A CLEAN SWEEP.
Herman, Nob., Wiped Out by flannel
shaped Cloud

shaped Cloud,
HERMAN, Neb., June 10, Ten per-
cons dead, twenty-five injured, Ave Of
whom will die, and half Of the re-
mainder suffering from very serious
wounds, sums up the list Of casualties
resulting from the tornado that
wrecked this place ON Tuesday night
The loss Of property aggregates
$780, 900, which means something ap-
palling ior tho inhabitants OF the vii
lage One hundred buildings have
been completely destroyed Only six
structures remain intact, three In the
north and the same number In the
south part OF the town, These COM
prise four residences, the school house
aud one church.
The population Is In ptiablo con-
dition. Those who lost their homes,
and there are about 500 Of them, are
absolutely without resources and
must depend on public charity for
sustenance and chance to begin life
over again, The few who escaped
without injuries or loss Of property
are so dazed that they know not what
70 do,
The tornado was first observed two
miles west Of town and was travelling
westerly. After travelling west a
short distance it turned back, taking
due east course until within half u
mile Of the town. 1t then took q
southcasterly course, covering strip
apparently only about 200 yards
wide, but wide enough to destroy the
town,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Eleven Flromon Injured.

OMAHA, Neb. June TO- AT au early
hour the building occupied by Allen
Bros. wholesale grocery was discover
ed on fire. The damage to the stock
is estimated at $780, 400, and is covered
by $l7O,00O During the progress oi
the FIRE magazine filed with powder,
which the firemen were removing to a
place of safety, exploded. Eleven
Aremen, including the chief, were in
jured, two seriously.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
DEATH OF RICHARD P.BLAM)
The "Father Of Free Coinage"
Passes Away at His Home,
END GAME TO HIM QUIETLY.

LEBANON, Mo-, June 10. AT exactly
4 o'clock yesterday morning Richard
Parks Bland, the "father OF free coin.
age" the grand old commoner," died
at his country residence, near this
place. He has hovered between life
and death for about ten days, and ex'
pired peacefully and quietly,
Last Tuesday night about 10
o'clock he fell into sleep from which
he never Awolse, The physicians
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Not nm Act of God.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, June 10, In nine
pulpits here the New Richmond tor
nado was the subject OF the sermons
The general sentiment expressed was
that it was mysterious dispensation
Of Providence, but the Rev. Mr.. Joseph
Moran Of the Episcopal church said 1t
was the devilish work Of an unknown
power and not the act Of God.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

MADRID, June 1o,--The newly-ap.
pointed minister to Spain, Mr. Bell
amy Storor, was received In formal
audience by the queen yesterday.
There were no speeches The queen
was very amlable and complimentary
toward Mr.. storer, and inquired cor
daily concerning the health OF Presi-
dent Mckinley.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

BALTIMORE, June 19,-The second
annual conference OF tho Federation
of zionists opened yesterday, to be
continued until Monday night The
federation has for its object the colo.
nizing of Palestine with Hebrews and
assisting and encouraging the Hebrew
colony already in Palestine.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
A pnr,s Work for PInrros.

LANSING, Mich, June 17-Govern OF
Pingree marked the closing day Of the
legislature by sending in veto mes
sages which hotly criticised tho legis-
lature for alleged failure to carry out
the peoples wishes The governor
vetoed the amended beet sugar bounty
bill, and also bill appropriating
$4,000 for state building and ex-
hibit at the Pan American exposition
at Buffalo.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

BALTIMORE, juno TO- Two thousand
employees of the marine department,
Maryland Steel Company, held meet
ing and determined to strike at the
end of seven days, II their demands
for nine hour day and weekly pay
ments were not acceded to by the
company.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
A snlo of Marlborough Gems,

LONDON, June 10. --Connoisseurs are
greatly interested in the forthcoming
sales of the Marlborough gems. 1t
will be the most important of its kind
since 1875, when the same collection
was sold in lot for $1T5,0OO
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Grand Trunk Strike Ended.

MONTREAL June 19.--The strike OF
the Grand Trunk railroad trackmen,
which has been on for q month, ended
yesterday with compromise. The
road has agreed to take back all men
who were NOT guilty Of acts of law
lessness and to meet committee Of
trackmen to discuss their grievances
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Tho Do I,arnS to DO 1mprl,onod.

CHICAGO, June l0.-Baron and
Baroness dc Bara, who were convicted
several days ago on charge of using
the mails in conducting fraudulent
business, were sentenced to-day.
Baron de Bara was given three years
in the penitentiary and his wife was
sentenced TO one year In iail.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Tho Wont Indie. Arc stlll shaking

KINGSTON, Jamaica, June ia
continuous series Of earthquakes, ex-
tending from Colon through Caribbees
to Curacao and Maracaibo have been
reported since the middle of May. The
most severe action was felt at Mont
Serrat and Guadeloupe, causing much
damage. A curious shoclt was felt
throughout jamaica on Wednesday
comprising Ave movements during AZ
teen minutes. No damage, however,
was done.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

BERLIN, June 0--The Kolnische
Zeitung announces the complete fail.
ure" Of tho disarmament committee OF
the peace conference at The Hague.
Several provisions, it asserts, have
been adopted in the committee by
equal vote, but all OF these, it predicts,
will fail In plenary sitting.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Enthu,Iasm m for Mnrohani.

THoIssEY, France, June 10, Major
Marchand arrived yesterday morning
at Thoissey, his birthplace, and was
received by the mayor and enthusias-
tic crowds. His passage from the rail-
road station to tho residence Of his
father was veritably triumphal pro-
press
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

BREsT, France, June 10. On the ar
rival OF the Sfax, which is bringing
Captain Dreyfus from French Guiana
for new trial by court martial, u
torpedo boat destroyer will meet the
cruiser and transfer Dreyfus to the
shore.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, June 10. Tho
United States Smokelcss Powder COM
pany's factory was the scene OF dis
astrous explosion, As a result four
employees were killed and three seri-
ously injured. while six buildings were
demolished by tho shock and the re-.
sultant flames.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Automobile, In uhIonrn.

CHICAGO, June 10.---The details OF
organization of the Illinois Electric
Vehicle Transportation company are
now all but completed and the
company expects within month to
have automobiles running in Chicago.
The company will have au authorized
capital Of 500, ,000, 900.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22

PoRT CIINLoN, Ohio, June TO- john
sons island, Lake Erie, which was
famous as a prison for rebel soldiers
during the civil war, has just been
sold at auction for S45 O0O. The island
lies in Sandusky bay, few miles from
the city Of that name.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
PRISON FOR THE KIDNAPERS.

Barrow Given Fourteen. YOar Sentence
for Stealing Marion Clark
New YoRR, June l7--George Beau
regard Barrow, the principal in the
kidnapping Of Marion Clark was sen.
fenced to-day to Imprisonment for
fourteen years and ten months.
"Carrie Jones'" who pleaded guilty,
was sentenced to four years imprison.
mont. The trial OF Mrs, Barrow, as
her husbands accomplicc, will follow,
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-06-22
Why Church Il Glvsn I'm

New YORK, June lO.-The Briggs
controversy and the coming McGiffert
trial are given as the causes OF the
abandonment of the Calvary Presby-
terian church by the congregation.
The building will be sold for Jewish
synagogue.