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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-09
aUsINEss CHANCEs-Continued.


COUNTRY store, consisting Of bakery, confec-
tionery, ice cream parlors, etc; clearing 500
monthly: see this chance; price $500. HEALY,
9I7 Market st.
CITY front saloon and lunch house, billiard
table. etc, clearing 500 monthly call To-
day; $3.50. HEALY, 917 Market st.
ss5O-CORNER grocery and bar; Western Ad-
dition; living rooms; full value in stock, etc
HEALY, Sl7 Market St
$175-LADIES, attention. branch bakery. candy.
etc; rooms. HEALY, 81 Market st.
S1OO-A POOR mans chance; broom house;
keeping; tailor or shoemaker. 12OS Page ST
s50o-PARTNER wanted. good house, so rooms,
furnished, central; single man preferred. BOX
1913. Call
S125-CIGAR stand good location; bargain. In
quire Eddy st, 10 a m, p m.
SMALL restaurant for sale; cheap rent. 202
Ninth St
THE best paying home bakery and delicatessen1
store; large stock of homemade fruits ana
relishes lunch rooms; living rooms; first
class trade; low rent 5I Eleventh St, Oak
land.
85o-DELICAcY and general store; best ,i l0Ga-
ton: living rooms; average $500 per month
Apply 1o6 Eleventh st
FOR saIe-Nice delicatessen and lunch room;
living rooms; fine location; cheap. 4l4 Jones.
BECK CO. NOAH F. FLOOD. Attorney
Buy, sell and exchange real estate anG ou 99-
ness chances; loans and collections mace $50
Market ST.
FIRsT-CLAss paying butcher. sausage ana ana
pork packing business for sale IN one OF the
best towns north OF San Francisco. for par
ticulars inquire at this Office
FOR saIe-A good home bakery; for particulars
inquire at 25S5 Market St, near Sixteenth
J. McELLIGOTT.
FTRST-CI.As blacksmith shop for sale cheap
in city. Box 1879, Call office.
COFFEE and tea routes supplied from GEO.
W. CASWELL & CO.'S, 4l2 Sacramento ST.
PROMINENT corner on Market st. cigar
and tobacco business J. NJ, ooA 1loV, oaI
PARGAIN-Afeat market; $3.50: splendid 10
calIty; cash business. Apply owner. 5O6 castro
CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly
Call IS pages sent to any address In the
United States Canada one year Tor o.
postage paid.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
...o....-o--~o ~---->o--->-~-----~0~~~~~
ALL kinds of wagons buggies, carts, harness,
etc. cheap. EGAN & SON. 2117 Mission st.
100 SETS second hand harness; wagons, carts,
buggies, surreys and horses uiO Folsom 81.
CARPET beating AND CLEANING.
WHEN you become disguised with poor work
send TO SPAULDING'S Pioneer Carpet
beating Works, 352-S57 Tehama St; tel. y 40
]. McQUEEN'S California Carpet Cleaning Co.
453 Stevenson st; tel South 22S; lowest rates.
ADVANCE Carpet Cleaning Co. 4O2 Suffer St !;
tel Main 3s4- GEO. WALCOm, Proprietor.
CARPETS cleaned at Sc per yard: laid at Sc
STATIONS, Eighth st: tel Jessie s44-
J. Z. MITCHELL. Carpet Cleaning Co, 240 18th
st: cleaning. SC per yard; tel Mission ~.
u. s. Steam Carpet Cleaning Assn, 3os Golden
Gate: carpets cleaned &c yd-; tel Mint 346
CONKLlN's Carpet-beattng Works, 333 Golden
Gate ave: tel East 1876
CLEANING COMPOUNDS.
UTICA Cleaning and Toilet Compounds and
f|or,rouod Paste n household blessing: a sure
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COUNTRY store, consisting Of bakery confec-
ttonery ice cream parlors, etc; clearing 500
monthly: see this chance; price $500. HEALY,
9I7 Market st.
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ACCOUNTANTS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

s K BALLARD. 4oI Cal. st. designs audit &
adjusts accounts for corporations & firms: ref
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-09

C. S. HANSEN & co. PHONE GRANT 1s5.
EMPLOYMENT. AGENTS.
Free fare and fee for teamsters, laborers
and tunneImen, 81 rs to 81 70. for the Coast
and Valley railroads; stonemasons, So so;
Is masons' helpers, 81 to 81 so.
Sawyer for planning mill, city; planer hand,
country. 81 70; builders 81 so day; farmers.
81 so; woodsmen, 81 80 to So 70 day; see boss
here.
Broller $50; night cook. $50; third cook $40;
butcher. $40; assistant cook. $S5; baker, hotel,
s35: kitchen hands, SIS to $50.
Waiter country hotel, $50; city notel. $50:
city hotel, s35; country restaurant, S35 and
room
Pantryman restaurant $50; hotel. $40.
Porter $50; neat bell boy. SIS.
Barkeeper S35 and found.
Extra ironer, country hotel, 81 90 a day and
found and free fare both ways; extra marker
and distributor country hotel, ~ a DAY ana
found and free fare both ways. c. 5. HAN
SEN & CO., 104 Geary st.
WANTED -...................
4 miners ...so per Jay
labcrers for mine ........-...-SZ 70 per Day
rough carpenters for mine, 81 per day;
swampers woodchoppers, crosscut saWyers,
iackscrewers and laborers for large lumber
company, s26 to $35 per month and board and
fare advanced ...-....--.........-........
mixers, boss here. $50
20 farm hands .........S1 per Jay
frultpickers
Observation-Disclosures. ALSO neutrality-suspicious..
cook, country boarding house, $50; waiter for
restaurant in city $50; dishwashers and
others. ". d. EVER IL CO, 60 Clay ST.
WANTED-Printer who is willing to canvass
for job work: will divide profits. f. Nj.
PHELAN, 1912 Central ave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
lHE GEORGIA AIR
HAS HELPED HIM.
The President Shows the Effects of
His Outdoor L.fo-PoIitics Ia
bO0ed at Jekyl Island.

THOMAsVILLE. GA. March 22-Prc-
sldcnt Mckinley spent pretty much me
whole of the day 1 the oo-n ar 1' d.h
Nice-Prcsldeut Hobart This outdoor ITO
On "a mild and dry climate is doing niue !
t0 tone up the system OF taa party and
each showed an improved state NJ health.
To-day when not at meals they were cone
stantiy in the air, sitting on the porches
or driving.
The Presidents programme after break
fast is seat ln a rocking chair ON the
porch until time 20 dispatch litt.e bus.-
ness with Assistant Secretary COrteiy0u.
This IS followed by "a drive. To-day this
took the form of "a taiiy-hO party. tho
whip being Charles Chaplin Senator Han
mas nephew. President Mckinley. wear
ing black derby instead of the accus-
toned high hat occupied the box with
him. Others of the party were the Vice
President. Mrs Hobart young Carrots
Hobart. Senator Hanna ana Miss Hanna.
After q light lunch AZ the house. drive
10 the Country Club followed. Here the
club. which is the recognized SOCIAL lnsu-
tuuon OF Thomasyilc. en,e. laiued -
party. and then the party drove afoNNN
"a while. the afternoon again hndlng tle
party ON The front porch. Tonight tno
President sigod appointments ana iia"e-
acted other necessary business.
Tho JekU Island trip having c2us
r.norts OF q conference there. and that
snelker Reed would be nominated for
Vice-Presldent on tho ticket with Mr.
Mckinley at the ueXt Republican con-
yenton. IL can Doe stated autnor.talNely
thai roliucs were tabooed at Jckyl
Speaker Reed declined a Nice-Pres ident
at the last convention. and
no thought OF "a change 0f view on his
part ever has been suggested. and the
leaders have not had him
in mind for the Vice Presidency
Moreover the statement can be made
that the closest and most cordial rela-
tions. political and personal. exist be
tween Mossrs Mckinley Hobart and
Hanna. and that FOR some time they
have had a definite understanding that
II Mr.. Mckinley was re-u0minated his
running mate would be Garrett Hobart
Tomorrow the party leaves here for
Tallahassee. where they hope 20 escape
all elaborate functions. and have so mo-
tilted Governor Bloxham.
Monday probably Will hnd the President
started on his return Journey 70 Washing
ton. the Nice-president and Senator
Hanna remaining here.
GNEAi PREPARATIONS.
TALLAHASSEE. FLA. March 8-in
anticiuaiion OF visit of President Me
Kirley and party 10. morrow, great pre-
paratiOns have been made o. properly re- 4
celve and entertain the distinguished /
visitors They will arrive by special .
train at noon. Governor BioAham. State
aud city officials. commercial bodies and
societies will welcome the Presidential .
party to Flerida's capital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
LYNCHEO IN MlSSlPPL
Three Neg o 5 shot to Death and Sunk
100 the YazoO River.

JACKSON. MISS, March 23-Three ne
groes were lynched by mob near Silver
city. IN Yaz0o county last Saturday
morning. After being shot 20 death the
bodies of the victims were weighted with
bundles of cotton and thrown into the
Hazoo river The negroes We're Kinor
Wilson, q. G. Reed and Wills Boyd.
They were the rinsloaders OF the negroes
in a race encounter on the Midnight Plan
tation early last week They We're arrest
ed ana taken 20 Yazoo city Jail. Thu
offence with which they were charged
having been committed in Sharkey eoun-
ty the Sharkey authorities We're notified.
Last Friday evening Deputy-Constable
Sylvester arrived and the prisoners turn
cd over 10 him. The constable boarded
the steamer Rescue with the negroes
Saturday morning and reached Silver
city with them The negroes fell inta
the hands OF the mob near Silver city.
were SHOT 10 death and thrown into the
river.
The feeling against these negroes had
been very bitter on account OF a disturb
ance at the Midnight plantation last
week IN which they. With two other
comrades had fired on two whites on the
public road.
A horse belonging to one OF the white
men was wounded, but the men were not
harmed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
UNIFORM TARIFFS.
Western Railroads Reach an agree
ment fo Maintain Them.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Ihe presl-
dents. managers and other represents
tives of bout twenty-five rallIoad COM COM
nanles comprising ABOUT the chul5 - uit u
lire service between Chicago ,and i-.ihf5
Nichigan and the Ohio ana Al477lsS.P .Ppi
rivers and beyond were in active confer
ence throughout to-day with lhe inter-
stste Commerce Commission. inc IT,
enlt was "A verbal assurance on the par
of ali The roads represented 70 maintain
uniform tariffs and the apDoiht tiHtht Di
- committee 10 confer with the Commls-
sioy to-morrow. looking To the more dt-
finite and specific action lot securing
eenerai stability in freight rates. This
e7oo,r,,,,ittee consists of Paul Morton, vice
Dyaeident OF the Atchtson' Topeka and
eanta Fe. II. G. Burt, president of the
fIrnion pacific: \. G. Bird general trat-
t,tl a''D,i ,,snager OF the Chicago, Minneapolis
md st Paul. B. II. Nokum. president OF
,he 81 Louis and San Francisco, G.. q.
Warner. vice-president Of the Missouri
psrifIc' and Edward ;. Washburn. pres
ident of the Kansas City, Fort Scott ana
Memphis. III, -. ...,.,. 81.
mission tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
T,he general conference closed after being
in session from II o'clock this morning
I'm & tonight and most OF the magnates
have returned home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
BRYAWS EPlGRAM u
The Lords supper Likcned to Jclicr-
son banquet belmont to an iniidcl.

son Banqucr--bclmont TO an iniidcl.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA, March 3d.
William jennings Bryan spent to-day in
Birmingham aud was given au tuthus-
iastic reception Dy AN OF the citizens.
Not only tho citizens of Birmingham
alone, but from uelgh1or.ng cities ana
towns many came to hear the great
leader talk on the current issues of the
day
what the Lords supper IS TO the
Christian, so a jefferson banquet is 90
the Democrat. just as A good Chr. -i1u
would revolt at having the Sacrament
admin stored by au iuhde., SO o. good
Democrat objects to having Jencr-on
banquet presided over by Perry Belmont,
was the euigi8mmltiC manner in Wnicn
Afr Bryan referred to tnc mucn-tilkcd
of New York banquet which Air. Belmont
and DIS followers are 90 give ln NeW
York next month
Tonight when Mr Bryan was shown
The dispatch sent out from New YORK
hv the Ass0ci1 ted Press. TO the effect
thqt senlt1r Teller was c1nspiriug with
Mr. BRYAN 70 create oiscord in tne
Democratic party he said hc hat otAihs
90 sav. chat Doe would wait until DE re-
c.ivcd Mr.. Tolm0nts book which the
latter SAYS he has sent. after which ne
viii onda4y0r to point QUE az lengln SONIC
of The differences between Mr. Belmont
and Jefferson, the Patron Saint OF the
party.
This morning SIR Bryan was taken on
special train all over The Birmingham
district and ha enjoyed greatly bong
Shown its wonderful industrial develop
ment
A public reception v4s given him TINS
evening n the Morris Hotel
Tonight at fne Auditorium no ad-
dressed an audience OF over 4o0 people.
Ho spoke for exactly three hours ahd
was given marked attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
THEIR ORDERS
FROM GEN. ALCER.
Must Approve All Orders to Chiefs of
Staff COrpS-The Order Issued
to Settle Old Controversy,

WASHINGTON, March 25-The follow
Ing oIuer has been issued at The War
Department:
tifcutar 40. -. Headquarters Of the
Army, AdJutaut Generals once. NVash-
inslOn. March -, IN9g
Ine ionoWng ueDsI0n has been made
and is published for the information and
guidance OF all concerned.
War Department.
Washington. March -. 1899
ordered, That hereafter no chief or
acting cniei OF stan corps snail be de-
taliea or ordered % any duty by any au-
thor1y without the approval of Socre-
vary ul wal H. A. ALGEk.
Secretary OF War.
by command OF Major General Miles.
H. q. Corbln, Adjutant General
This order OF Secretary Alger has heen
issued 10 set az rest an questions as TO
VINO ls in supreme authority ia the MAR
Department IL is an old controversy
dating back TO the time when Jefferson
Davis was Secretary Of War, and Cen
ei-l scout, commanding general OF the
army The last time he matter vss
brought prominently 10 the attention Of
the country Was during the administra-
ton OF President Arthur when Secretary
Lincoln wrote very caustic letter TO
lioutciaht-1ehefal Sheridan, stating
that the stan corps OF the War Depart
IheNl win me exception Of the Adiutant
Generals and the Inspector Generals
corps were under tho direct control and
subject only 10 orders by the Secretary
OF War. The order Of Secretary Alger
VII, hereafter Include the chiefs of corps
under the control OF the Secretary.
General Miles has held to the contention
n .ed upon the letter of Secretary Lin
coin.
The cause OF the issuance Of tho order
was q recent order Of General Miles To
-ieuienant-Colond Garlipgton. acting
'hief OF the Inspector Generals corps,
turing tho absence OF General Breeken-
ridge directing Darlington 10 visit GER
ain points IN the Western Inspection
our.
The order Of Secretary Alger does not
cfer To General breckenridge duty In
'uhs, as he IL actinE under orders from
secretary Aiger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
HIS TROUBLES CRAZE0 HIM
Family Difficulties Caused John Moor c
io Murder His Children.

MPHERSON. KAN, March John
Moore. the Hutchinson murderer to-day
made a signed statement of his crime.
Moore murdered his five children with a
hatchet and knife, then burned the house
over their heads lie and his vile had
ouarreied and ne claims they were about
In Inc statement Moore says: ~ had
been feeling pretty bad for The past TWO
or three days. The children were all In
bed sleep / turned the lamp down and
went to bed. 1 then had one OF my
worst spells and my head hurt me awful
ly and everything seemed floating before
me and the next thing that / remember
after that was in trying 20 get out OF
the house. ] have recollection of going
through "A struggle Ike a dream that /
half remember All the recollection 1
have about this Is that / would rather
see my children dead than 90 leave them
In the hands OF my wfe's people. II was
like q dream 10 me that done something
10 the children but / DO not recollect
children and l lived for them"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
Against the Whites to Avenge An
other LynchiOg the Cause.
THROUGH FRIENDLY NEGROES
The Facts Of the Conspiracy Were
Learned, and the Outlaws We're
Hunted Down Singly and Killed
Wherever FOund-M i'd EN-
citsmcut Prevails Among
the Negroes.

TENARKANA. ARK. March 23-A
race war is on m Little River county
and during the forty-e sht hours am u-
definite number of negroes have met their
deaths ar tine hands OF am infuriatsd
white population. Seven are known Co
bs lynchll. and tle work is not ye'
done. THE bodies of the victims of the
moos vengeance are hanging 90 the
lmua of trees in various parts NJ the
c1unU-etuns up wherever taken.
Tle county IS in intense excitement.
White men are Collecting Iu moDs. hcly-
Ily armed and determined. tine negroes
are heeirl for their lives, and the come
mmitsts in an upr0ar
The exact number of negroes who har e
been summarly dealt with. or those who
may yet ll|i into the hands ol The mob
before order IS restored. may never be
known.
Seven bodies have been found and other
victims are hcu- hunted and win meet
"a smIlr fate when ruu to earth.
Jhe known dead to date are.
TIE DEAD.
General Duckctt Edwin Goodwin.
Adam kne. Joseph Jones, Benjamin
Jones. Moses Jones. unknown man.
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"'
nave .,.. ..,...,.
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ODD ..9 "s l''.l ..,
. .i....
... %. th. ,,tf,..
...... .,..-l...- r.,., ,..,..,-r... ....f
...f'. .rf fsrfs tav, become common
.a.I-. o,s n~ t,., r.r... h.v. pr.-
,.,.s., .b.e, severely. dealt with when the
r..Y.. found it uec,s-aI, to take the law
irr. rn.fr .u.n hands but ff uae NOT
u.fr Tuesday th.t trouble took on
serious aspect n then drgcl9nel that
.lr.rr.I. I.II r..ns hld bean made by d
number of negroes t1 pre. uitsto ID race.
w4r and td4f many white mem bad been
marked for victims Do is learned thft
InIrtaen urer0cs wcro implicated Don This
plot. and the whites are now bent on
n.t.r- 9ut summary punishment t0 the
s1t.t. cot.rie oi rIurpiratDrs.
WORK Not FINISHED.
>cFen have h.ou killed and t1e work
ot Wiuin- out t-e entire H5t continues
without le.aAailnI. All inpIlcalrd ODD
ilr plot are known ana p1fties oI "hite
m varying n numbers from twenty
five tJ tits are securing the country for
them. Wherever One is found he is
quickly strung up and his body perlorat-
cd Witn bullets. ItD work ~ otaptfnI-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
THE HORRORS Of FAMINE.
Condition Of Eastern Russian Peasants
D. Beyond Description.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 23-Ths
Do .wspapers of the city publish pltiabls
accounts or tho condition of tne so-called
famine districts OF Russia especially
samara. iu the eastern part Of European
Russia
Tile efforts of the Red Cross Society
have STAYED OH the horrors Of actual
starvation. but the societys funds are
almost exhausted. and the dire distress
comQc lng the consumption OF all kinds
terrible mortality with tvphus. scurYy.
and other pestiieutial diseases. The peas
ants arc compelled 90 sell everythin- and
are living u cold damp and filthy cabins.
Weakened by hunger they fan ready VIC
Tins of typhus an acute scuryy Unless
the government gives prompt ala, th@
Nolga provinces appear doomed 20 a repe-
tition of the horrors of 1891 and l@2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
THE POPE FEEBLE.
Bnt lie Ignores Ills Doctors Orders
Iapponi Has Bronchitis.

LONDON. March 2i-Accordlng 10 the
Rome correspondent of the Daily Chroni-
cle Dr. Lapponi the Popes physician.
has been ODD Tor two days. lie Is suffer
ug from an attack OF bronchitis anl
VIII not resume bis attendance upon tho
Pope until Doe has FULLY recovered.
The correspondent further says THAI
the Pope ignores his dOctcor's prescrlp-
tions and follows h.s usual occupations.
though De .s 30 feeble that Il e. doubtful
4, he Will 5o able % hold The next con-
sistory
The question OF a conclaye is the sub
joct OF much secret negotiation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
WRECK ON THE COAST LINE.
Train Derailcd In Augusta, Georgia.
No ono Seriously Hurt.

AUGUSTA. GA. March 21-There was
a wreck ON the Atlantic Coast Line in
side the city limits to-day. The train
had just crossed the river bridge whe 4
the rails spread on "a very sharp curve
after the engine had passed. The first
class coach was derailed and feil on a
slight embankment. completely turning
over The passengers We're badly shaken
mp. but none seriously hurt. except the
six-year-oid daughter Of President Mack ~
Denmark. who was badly cut On the face.
The sleeper ran on and collidod with an
engine on another track but was not
seriously damaged. ono trainman was
slightly hurt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24

PROVIDENCE. r. j., March 23.-The
barge Ocean Belle from Newport News
with coal, is ashore near Sab.nes Point
down The bay. She lies easy and will
probably Doe hOated.
The fOur-mastod schooner Sycamore.
that yesterday struck Fisk Rock and sank
with ten feet of water in her hold. was
hoated to-day and tOwed TO this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24

heon tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Trigg.
has lcn for Fairfax county TO enter
school
Amors the visitors 10 the city are Mr.
G.. g. Anderson. of Norfolk, at the Ma
ti0nal.
Mr.. and Mrs ~. G. Palmer Of Lees
burg. O. W.. Bcnick NJ a. Price and
G.. l.. Walden. OF New Market: Emmet
Scaton and vs.. Is Bache, of Richmond.
al the ST James.
g.. j. Shaner Luray; W. \. West,
Portsmouth Mr. and Mrs r.. r. Mart
land. Harrisouburg. w. ". Giles South
cn Railway. and John r.. Charleton,
Richmond. at the Howard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
NiLhcr-. rndIcs nccnrcrch.

CARTERsVILLE. GA. March 23-The
bodies OF Frank McEvor and Charles Nc
Culver. two men OF party of siN. who
were caught IN the Chumbley nm Mine
accident. were recovered tonight Ihad
Chastain is still missing and has been
given up AS dead. The steady rains or ths
past few days had softened the earth
over the slope, aud water from a creek
forced iis way into The mine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
WILL COME TO NORFOLK
The Raleigh VIII Not Go TO Any North.
ern Port as Claimed.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 23.--spe.
cial National Committeeman George t..
Bowden and United States Marshal Nor.
pan Treat and 5 Brown Allen visited the
Navy Department today I'm reference 10
the destination OF the cruiser Raleigh.
now on her way home from Manila
They had interviews with Assistant
Secretary Allen OF the Navy and Com
modore Hchborne, Of Construction and
Repair Department OF the Navy Depart
ment, and they have assurances that the
cruiser Raleigh Will come 10 Norfolk, all
reports iD the Northern papers 10 The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24
A M0URNFUL CARGO.
old Roumanian sails With the Bodies
nrIhe Denh santingn Mcrnce.

SANTIAGO March 23.-hc United States
transport Crook. formerly the Rou-
man.an, her colors az hall-mast with her
moumful cargo Of dead heroes. The re-
mains of those who We're killed or who
have died at Santiago and I'm Porto Rico,
steamed slowly out of the harbor this
evening Size carries among her pas
sergcrs Brigadier-Gcneral Ezra L. Ewers
and family Captain Carahan and wife,
ana Lieutenant Fraser ana wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24

SOME BRYAN REPUBLICANS.
Belmont says Teller is Allied with Him
on the Chicago Platform.

NEW YORK. March 23.-Pcrry Bel
mont president of the Democratic club,
was shown am interview tonight in which
Senator Teller. of Colorado was quoted
.s e4ying. "The members OF the Demo-
cratic Cub are Republicans masquerad-
ing under Democratic colors.' Mr.. Bel
mont BE- reply !ssued the following state
ment.
senator Teller is tho leader of the sill
ver Rcpuhlicans-the allies of Mr.. Bryan;
mh1ldine with him the Chicago plat
form. and naturally uniting with him in
his purpose 90 create discord and division
ir tne rank- of the Democratic party
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24

NASHVILLE. TENN. March % The
House OF Representatives to-day passed
the Senate bll making an contracts en-
tered INTO in Tennessee hereafter payable
in any legal tender
The bill was SO amended as Go exempt
contracts already in existence. The bin
now goes % the Governor. and be Viii
certainly sign 10. The bil Is the OUT
growth OF The silver sentiment IN Ten
uFe-et-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-24

contrary Notwithstanding Tho Raleigh
Is the first ship of Admiral Dewey feet.
which parti eipatcd in destruction o. the
Spanish Goet in Manila harb0r. 10 return
to this country. AS She is named after
the city OF Raleigh. ". g.. her reception
al Norfolk will Doe one of the most u0ta-
bic events OF the close Of the brilliant
naval engagements OF our war with
Suam.