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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-04
DEWEY NOW ADMIRAL.
nis Nomination. with That Of OTIS.
Confirmed by senate,

WASHINGTON. March 3.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent 20 the Senate the nomi-
nations of Rear-Admiral George Dewey ID
a. admiral of ,he navy under the act
approved March . lNyy. and Brgadler-
General E.wcu :. Otis. T.. 5 a % ba
ma I0r-1eueral by brevet 60 rank from
FEBRUARY g. ls0. for military skill and
most distinguished service ia tna PhihD-
pine Islands.
soon after the nominations reached tAe
Senate. an executive session OF that body
was he.d anl theye were confirmed
Secretary Long cabied Admiral Dewey
as follows.
"Heartest congratulations upon your
deserved promotion as admiral
Later in the day. upon being informed
of Deweys confirmation, The Secretary
sent the following
President adds his congratulations on
yolr confirmation
Secretary Alger to-day sent the follow
ing cOusratuiat0ry message 10 Major
General otis az M1nlla.
"You have been nominated and con-
frmed major general by breyet in the
regular army. The President wishes this
message of consolidation sent 70 you,
in which / cordially join
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-04
And Extend the Medical Course Over
-Four Years Decided Upon.
PROF. W. {. PETERS TO RESIGN.
At the Expiration Of Three Years He
VIII GO 10 Europe with His Family
Prof. Thomas Fitzhugh, OF the
University Of fTeNas. TO sue
cccd Him Instructor
in Hebrew.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March g.
specIa-A meeting OF tho Board OF vlsi-
tors of the University was held last n'gat
and to-day. There were present Hon.
Charles p. Jones' Rector ana ,fessrs.
Joseph Bryan Daniel harmon. R q. Nor.
rIs a. b. chandler. Carter Glass. Ge0re.
W. Miles and Dr ST. . Holt who ,uc.
cceis Mr William lcuwanc
one of the principal subjects for consld-
GRAFTON was the selection of the plans for
the 'J ~ ana Belinda Randall" dormI-
tory building which wiu De- constructed
at tho southern end of the East RANGE.
NEW DOAuTORY
There were nine nll sets of plans bg as
many architects. THE competitors wero
1iessrs Mckim. Mead & White. of Sew
York who dId such lnr work n pee
storing the buildings after The great fire.
OF October 1895. Mr Paul j Pe'z fhe ar-
chitect of The Cousro .0ual Library. in
Washington. said tD he ,Hc llcst build.
ms DOB America a. J Dmnock. Rch-
mOud. Peenie- 81 Sharpe. Dt N0rtHlh ~
T Nandcer.u. Charlottesville. j. M r..
Lewis LyuDhlurg 81 D. UHler Wash.
'ugton. ~ B Wood. IHn1. H. skinner
Boston.
All tho designs bad merit and some
very great merit. hut The plans of Mr
Pelz were chosen and he Will give hig
personal supervision t0 Tho work The
building. which wil hale forty bed rooms
with ample prots.on ION baths. nIII cost
about $1,000
FOR s HOSPITAL
Ina whole medical faculty appeared 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-04

i,,. Gates county. samuel vs. iofer'
Rrayyle. chatham county Zco N. 'aFii-
ness. Daramora. Gulford county, Joseph
b. Gold.u. Dogwood. Burke county
Mary 4. Clarke. Fishdam. Durham coun-
ty Joseph g. Holloway CRIT lehder
county. Julia T.. Smith Layton, ROCK
iugham county N. B knight Malmo'
Brunswick county. James ll Moore, re
treat. Haywood county n. B. Ldm''-
st0n.
APPROPRIATION RESTORED.
The appropriation f0r james river in ine
River ana Uarb0r bin has been restored
fD SiINlO0 and .uet for Deep creek mas
boon restored bodily
The batter provides for improvemen ~
to the inland water route beginning IN
Decp Greek from the south branch on
Elizabeth river to the new lock "a me
Disma. swamp canal Turner's Cut Level,
Cr0atan Sound and pasqu0tauk river y.
g. aud carries du appropriation oI N-'.-
0NO. Provision ie made that the ~fcfe-
t1rv Of War may enter INTO contracts
for thc completion off the project az a cost
not to exceed in fhc aggregate, S-'- 800
exclusive of tno above.
Thr Dim has NOT been reporter Iiom
conference and Tho members oi me COM
mittee decline t0 give any lnioinHi lon
to the newspaper men. hence iac 7lttl'
of the other virginia rivers ana h'I"'''
cannot be lcarnd BIZ. abb
The Information above. however. i7 aD-
rnIIfNIE authentic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-04
HAVE NO PRISONERS.
Otis says They Have Not Captured a
single American soldier.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-The follow
ing dispatch has been received oy Sec
retary OK War Algcr from General OTIS.
in answer 90 Secretary Ayers inquiry
OF yesterday respecting the number of
Amerian prisoners held by tho insurgents.
Manila March 3
Secretary of war Washington:
"Iusursrnts have not tanen. nor do
they hold q single prisoner OF war. They
have three soldiers in Malo~s. picked up
I'M January. who. w.tho/ permission.
went among them near CaFite and Caloo-
cam am looking after them and pro-
yiding money
"rTsve cantnred over 1900 insurgent
soldiers since February ith. and hold The
majority as prisoners or war.
Experimental reports which reach the
r-,I,.I states manufactured mostly In
Hong Kong. Troops here I'm splendid con-
uil.,'. .,,',,,, otis"
VtNu.A. March $50 p. NJ
rhs United States gunooat Concord has
arrived here after weeks cruise along
th. west coast OF the island OF Luzon.
,rbe only incident of her trip was the
burnlng of a schooner loaded with sup
niies for rebels az Dagupan. the terminus
of the railroad. The natives led and
abandoned the town when the sunboai
anchored In the bay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-04

No Provision for Beginning the Work
But 100000 For Further In
yaStig3fion of Routes,

lrAsHINGTON March a-THe con-
r-rres ou the river and haruor bin toe
G.4 aereed aud -.eued report
senator Five made tle following state-
mont .s .1 in. result off tle conference.
.., rh. matter of The Nicaragua canal
.n. oarf.r... provided a substitute. for
rl. s.r.t. amendment giving mu au-
I..t. b, tn. President tY investigate
I'D i-.rnIian canal routes. e.ne.i4l.v the
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Son river ana nearly au tue important
r.f.lraI projects as DISTINGUISHED from
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-04
sn,nnnnh,- rerm.nnls

SAVANNAH. Ga. March Some con.
Gown ha4 been felt here since tle ceor..1
and Alabama roId purchased the Florida
Central and Peninsula road as part of
the Sllnu4rd SYSTEM iest the termIraf Is
af this place he abandoned and the Saa-
boards terminal at Portsmouth h. u..l
for the new system Anxiety Ou fEIs
score. however. has been allavod lv tie
letting to w. IS. Ieeaman. of plffsbu-r.
of "a Sa1elo contract Tor dredging anI
niiin-- for tae terminal across thr river
from this city The contract provides
that the work shall be in progress hy
April lst
t.ire1 onfious on n considerable quaufffv
0f real estate in the city adjacent 10 The
Uro-auf depot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-04
Mr., Johnson Makes Another Savage
Attack on the President,
THE FREEDMANS BANK BILL
Has Passed the Senatc-Nr. powdcrly
Rules as 90 Children of Non Nat
uraliIcd Aliens - The Becker
Case Virginia Appropria-
tion Restored tO River
and HarbOr Bill.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-04
4 Nlurdcrcr iinnnnd

ARCADIA. Ia. March 3-Jacir Brad-
lcv lcO0redl was hln-.d iu tha NieuylIs
i1u today Tor murloring "a c0l0rod vo-
man and her little girl lie confessed his
guilt on the scaltold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-04
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL.
The House aud senate Have Failed 10
Agrcc on NcIN MANY Of the Toms

WASHINGTON. March 3-The COM
fcrenee report on the Sundry Civil bill
representing ID partial agreement show
That of tfe l92 Senate amendments add
in" " aA" fn fhe bill the Senate ro-
cedcd from N0NoO and the House agreed
CONTINUED on Second Page.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-04
WEATHER FORECAST

Virginia Rain: fresh easterly winds.
North and South CarOiina-Rain. brisk
cast 10 southeast winds. increasing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-04

Ann0unccment was made by MI Crum-
packer. of Indiana. that the Br0wu-swan-
son contestod-elcction case would NOT De-
brought forward Thereupon Mr. Bailey
withdrew his notice that be fvould OBJ
sfruct the naNsl bin
Mr.. Underwood Democrat OF Ala
bama. moved TO concur in the Senate
amendment for q government armor fac
tory.
After a short debate yeas and nays
We're ordered.
The motion TO concur was lost-99 TO I09
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-25

:. extension; frsc. fraction; II, 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-25

(aaj Rolls show poll tax $50,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
CAME TOGETHER.
Two Trolley Cars on the NorristowD
Line Collide.
The RAILWAY IL sing Track ho"n-H "
sid "a. y otto man Failed ." "s'
1T tns swi ga 40. ths ..sr.sat
OF lee Oihss ,sr.

PHi.ApEl PBtA, Aug. 2l.-A head-on
COLLISION bc,wern Two trolley ears oc-
Cured Sunday on the Norrisiown'
Chestnut Hin and Foxtorough rai'-
way, in Plymouth township. Marion
county. a few miles north OF this city.
Thirty persons we're injured. The FOL
lowing are believed TO be fatally hurt
and in the Charity hospital at Norris
town.
John Par,on. Philadelphia. INTERNAL
Injuries and several ribs broken.
William Hart,tine, West Point, Pa
internal injuries and ribs broken.
Mrs. Bridget Nunan, seriously in
jured about the body.
Others badly nurt, but not fatal,
injured. are
Mrs. Julia Mocslin, Norristown, ana
Miss Alice McGuigan. Philadelphia
who are also IN the hospital.
The railway is "a single track road
with switches The passengers OF the
south bound car assert that the motor
RAN failed to wait at the switch fo'
the arrival OF the car going north, ai@i
the accident resulted.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Another eud In Clay County.

LONDON. Ky., Aug. l7.--As matters
now stand in Clay county. four feud,
are looked for there instead of two
now. The Benges and Stapletons. OF
near Bengstown, are preparing for
war. One of the Stapletons was killed
few months ago by Benge and feel
ing has been growing, until an out
break is looked for at any moment
On Red Bird creek trouble has been
started between the Sizemores AND
Ashers, and both factions are carrying
Winchesters. The latter place is 2t
and Bengstown ,e miles from Man
chester.
LONDON, KY, Aug 10 1T is reporte.
here that County Judge Wright. o.
Clay county, has gone to Frankfort in
response to a request of Gov Bradley
to confer with him about Clay county
troubles The detectives sent to Clay
to ferret out the assassins of Ton
Baker seem to make little headway.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
PHILIPPINE QUESTION.
Adm Dewey Beiieves IL Wiil Be Solved
soon-The Inhabitants Are Cap able
of seii-Governmcnt.

LoSDoN. Aug. el.-The Naples CORE
spondeus of the Daily News telegraphs
the substance of an interview lac had
with Adm. Dewey there during the
admiral's visit. Adm. Dewey said. he
believed the Philippine question would
shortly be solved. In his Judgment
the inhabitants were capable OF
scif-governmcnt, and the only way
TO settle insurrection and To insure
prosperity was to concede II to
them. lie declared that he. was
never In favor OF violence toward
the Filipinos, and remarked that after
autonomy had been conceded annexa-
,ion might be talked Of When asked
whether conflict between Germany
and the United States over the Phil
ippines were possible, Admiral Dewey
replied, according to the correspond
eat: 1t is impossible to forsee the un.
fcrseeable."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
SECRETLY MARRIED.
Papa Found it Out and Broke Up tae
Home In Very short OrderAHe
Took the Girl Home.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 20.-George
Breitnnstein and Miss Mamie Hoertz,
we'll known young people of this city.
quietly slipped over to Jeffersonville,
Ind, about three weeks ago and were
married.
Their wedding was kept secret until
Friday, the groom having taken time
TO fix up his house so that it would b,
suitable for the occupancy of himself
and bride. The nuptials were
to be announced in Saturday
mornings papers and Friday night the
young lady stole away from the domi-
ellie of her parents and went to her
new home. Her father in some way
learned Of the marriage and late Friday
night went TO the place of abode of his
son-in-.aw, took the girl away and re-
turning smashed all the furniture in
the house.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
MAI. HARRISON ILL,
dition-His tAss 10 the First to
Occur at Cristo, Cuba

SANTIAGO DIX CUBA, Aug. aL-Maj.
Russell Ii. Harrison, inspector general,
is critically i'll with yellow fever. The
disease has progressed for three days
although not pronounced yellow fever
until Sunday afternoon. The case IL
the FIRST to occur at Cristo whittier
headquarters was removed last month
to escape infection.
OF late the quarantine rules have
been relaxed, owing to the fact that
there have been no new cases in the city
and officers from headquarters have
been in the habit of coming to Santi-
ago daily, returning to headquarters
at night Maj Harrison has been iso-
lated but not brought to the fever
hospital.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
ON CONDITION.
NJ. Go-rin " IN surrender on His Own Con.
dinous aud Refuses TO Accept Those
Proposed by Gen Jsoaury.

PARIS, Aug. 10. M. Guerin decided
Friday night to energetically maintain
his own propositions aud refused 10
accept those proposed by Gen. Jacquey.
NJ Gucrin's decision not to surrender
was delivered after deputation Of the
national defense group had waited on
him and informed hica of the content Is
OF the semi-ofiicial note.
Gen. Jacquey and NJ. Ftrmin Faure.
rcvisionist and an;i-Scmitc, a deputy
from oran. Algeria. had numerous in-
terviews during the day with mem
berS of the chamber of deputies and
also with Premier waldeca- Rousseau.
whereuPon Gen. Jacquey submitted
his proposition for surrender.
IL Is now said NJ. LaSicN. deputy
from the Condor distrio, of the Gcers,
has decided TO discontinue further ne
gotiations with NJ. Gucrin. Gen. JAG
quey. who is a republican member OF
the chamber of deputies, is also dis
eouraged and has left Paris
A scmi-ofiicial note issued Friday
night says:
Having consideration for humanity
above all other things the govern.
ment from the beginning discarded
the idea OF s,orming NJ. Guerin's house
or the seizure OF the accused by mere
force. Measures for preventing NJ.
Guerin from communicating with the
outside world, as we'll as preventing OF
dispensing all assemblageS will be
maintained, however, a. long as
possible"
PARiA Aug. IA strict blockade
aas been established In tho Rte DE
-habrol aud the authorities Saturday
morning begun a regular siege OF the
house in which VI. Guerin and his anti
semitic colleagues have entrenched
thcmSclycS
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
THE FALL MEETING.
and tar Association, Begin
ming september 90.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 2L--The pro-
gramme of the regula. fall meeting of
the Louisville Driving and Fair ssso-
citation has been announced by Secre-
tary Frank i. Kenny. Forty thousand
dollars in purses is offered by tho as.
ISOLATION. The meeting will begin
Monday. September %, with the Ken
lucky Matron stakes for trotters,
81. 600 and the Commercial Club stakes,
81, 900 for PAGERS.
An excellent programme has been
arranged for the five succeeding days,
including the Douglass stakes for
5000 for 2:to trotters the Zelback
stake. s.. 900, and the Louisville stalk e,
s.. 900. All the stake races have been
closed, but there are yet IA purse
events to close by September 9. The
best harness horses in the country are
entered.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
smsllpoI on Ca,ey's Creek.

MIDDLEBURe, KY, Aug. 2l.-Superin
tendent j. c. Lay declares the Casey
County Teachers institute. which wa.
to be held at Liberty next week. off on
account of the smallpox scare, it bein 4
thought that a gathering of this kind
might have tendency to spread tina
disease. There are between 10 and 20
cases on Casey's creek. this county, the
victims having already been isolated.
Secretary Mccormack. of the state
board of health, mas ordered every
man, woman and child in the county
TO be vaccinated. Some schools have
been dismissed until the scare is over
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
INSURGENTS ROUTED.
Inirenchm.nts by Lieut.. Cole aud 20
Men Of the sixIh Inf2ntry.

MANILA, Aug 2L--one lieutenant Of
the i2th infantry was killed and an
other was S riously wounded while
reconnoitcring Saturday evening north
of Angeles. The Americans encoup.
tered large force OF insurgents and
drove them from their positions
Lieut.. Cole. of the 9th infantry, with
so men encountered 100 insurgents in.
trenched In the mountains of the
island of Negros and routed them after
an hour and half of severe fighting.
The Americans had three men slight
ly hurt. Nineteen dead insurgents
were counted in the trenches
Six rifles and a quantity of reserve
ammunition were captured.
The insurgents recently cut the cable
in Laguna bay. leading to Calamba, on
the south shore of the lake. but the
break has been repaired.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
HORRIBLE MURDER.
boy swung Up Prom = Barn Rsftsr st
Murray City-Iwo Men Arrested and
Held on su.plelon.

MURRAY CITY, O., Aug. is.-George
simko, II. was found dead in n barn
by his sister Friday. Saloonist John
Namet his stepfather, sent him out TO
feed the horses
The young man being at the barn so
long. his sister went out to see what
was wrong. finding him dead in the
haymow. Foul play was suspected.
Search was made and rope was found.
which showed that the boy had beer
hanged and cut down.
At the coroner's inquest it was found
that the boys neck was broken. Marks
around the neck also show prints Of
the rope. Two men were seen at tho
barn just before the boy was found.
Two arrests have been made, RUDE
and Mohlon Lanning, from New Pitts
burg, o. They were seen to go through
the saloon toward the barn. Marshal
VIM. CHANNEL, Surtos City deputy,
made the arrests.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-08-25
rHE RACE PROBLEM.
t.hsms tn Colon &C. Them and
Erect Negr" Et-B

CHICAGO, Aug. ~ At the mcctin 2
Of he co.orcd m sn's convention Friday,
Bishop l.. II. Hol,cy. OF Texas, pro.
posrd To the mem bcrs an en- .ircly new
scheme for the solution Of the race
problem. HIS idea is TO have the Ne.
gross build up se aratc govcram nj
Of their own, but instead of deporting
them 20 Africa a. advocated by Bishop
Turner, Of Georgia, he would have this
mecca Of the aolored man located with.
IN the United states
Bishop lIol,cy explains his proposi
ton as follows:
There is but one way TO solve thi,
problem and that Is separation and
segregation. That IL. the Negro race
must occupy state or states and hold
territory To themselves To make
this movement effective /. 500 900 vot-
ers should sign II petition TO congress,
to set apart "A sufficient amount OF tn,
public domain with proper legislative
restrictions by which state or state,
may be erected which will be distinct
ly Negro states having all the rights,
powers, privileges, functions aud pc
litical facilities given other states IN
the union.
II this can be accomplished the blaci,
man would derive all the benefits and
advantages for development that max,
a people intelligent thoughtful and
noble.
The removal OF u, Negro TO such n
state or states would settle the great
problem as far as the Negro is con.
cerEcd. and would relieve the south oi
many a side issue in the social and po-
itical world.
When asked what portion OF the
United States had been selected by
the advocates OF the scheme. BishoT
Ilolsey replied: Oklahoma and New
Mexico have been mention, but we
have not got 30 far with the project
that we feel in a position TO select any
particular territory"