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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

,rhe meeting Of Democrats which will
49, mace AT Richmond In May will prob
ohIy he one of the most important politl-
col conferences in many years.-The
Tidewater Democrat.
You are right. We are disposed TO
mini, Il will be the beginning OF move
ment which will spread all over this land
and find voice in State and national plat
forms.
The trend OF political events makes It
necessary that the masses should exer-
c,se immediate control over government
"a far as possible. Quay. Hanna. Plat,
and Addicks have been great objec.-les-
sons 10 our countrymeR. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09
The Lion of 1t.

81 hear that Bluches was the lion OF
tho hour at the banquet last night
THAT accounts for the papers saying
he set the table on a rear"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09
Correctly Classified.

81 see that there has been a new class
os,ablished for the heavy weight pugilists
in this country"
.yesq How are they classified now?'
"As paper-weighis.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

In some matters there may Confusion
IN a multitude of counsellors," but in sub
marine affairs divers views are TO be de-
pended on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

The task undertaken by the Virginia
Democrats is an arduous one, but The
end in view justifes the labor involved
II is well, however, to know the Eagni-
trde oc the undertaking, as the only way
n overcome difficulties is TO recognize
their strength and bend every energy 10
the connict.-The Fredericksburg Star.
Yes. We, however, guess that ali these
things have been thought over, and we
rre,ume the sgners of the call Will come
70 richmond with practical plan 10 pro-
,ose. a plan which will not oniy ind
,ovor here. but recommend itself also 10
the Democrats Of many other states OF
the Union.
If we are wise we may lnahsura;e q
movement which will soon assume ma
.ional consequence, and prove to be a ma
tional blessing
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4 Spring jest.

Funny about the buds, isn't it?"
whats funny about them?"
"Why, that they no sooner spring into
life than they begin to di-late."
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.sThere Is one thing l can say about
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remarkably fond OF muglc, and especially
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The divorce interval generally sets in at
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

II is the irony Of silence that sometimes
makes us incredulous Of its golden quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

Life is a conundrum that sooner or later
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A Notwithstanding a new name on
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

American gunners have demonstrated
to the world that there is something IN an
aim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-09

-, a., America showed her charac-
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The quinine in Groves Quinine Liver
pills makes them better than other liver
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-30
T0-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
rorelgn News.

ROME, Jan. 30.-There GAS been a re.
currence of the landslides at Airolo, in
the Alps, and the St. Gothsrd tunnel ia
threatened with destruction. A com.
mittee has been appointed to give warn
ing of landslides. Prevention of these
is impossible.
CAIRO, Jan. 3O.-The diplomatic
journal says the Sultan is about to pro-
test to Inc powers against the British
protectorate system. reasserting Turk
ish suzerainty over Egypt.
DRESDEN, Jan. 30.-A former New
York journalist named Ref who eloped
with New York girl has been arrest
here charged with stealing $4,000 and a
lot of diamond jewelry.
LONDON, Jan. 80 The 250th a1ni-
v=rsary Of the execution Of Charles the
First is being celebrated here to day.
Charles's statue in Trafalgar Square has
been hung with wrestbs and decora
tions.and hundred of people are view
ing it in the rain. Memorial services
are beIpg held in many of the churches.
PARIS, Jan. Bottle Minister of Justice
in the Chamber of Deputies to-day read TIE
,vernment's bill providing that c3ses of trial
revision shall be brought b,fore the united
sections Of the Court OF Cessation. The object
of the government in submitting the bill, he
explained, was to put an end to the Dreyfus
agitation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-30
DESTROYED BY Fire.

CHARLEsrowN, W. Va, Jan. 30-The
g aln elevators situated in The north.
-rn section of the city along the Balti.
more & Ohio Railroad, belonging to w.
ScotE Kennedy, were entirely des-
,royed by fire yesterday. The con.
eats, consisting OF wheat and corn,
ogether with all the machinery, were
urned The building is supposed to
ave been set on fire.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. so The Simen
Building, occupied by the New York
Biscui. Company, wss destroyed by
ire this morning. Loss 100000
New YORK. Jan. 30-A sc2re of
eersons narrowly escaped with their
ives from flames in two apartment
touses on Clinton and Pacific streets,
Brooklyn, this morning. II was owing
0 the exertions OF the salvage corps
hat they all reached the street, where
ihey stood around in their night
clothes shivering, until neighbors az
corded them temporary shelter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-30
NEWS OF THE DhT.

Rev. a o. Arms rong, pastor of the
NJ. E. Church South, Rockville, Md.
died at the parsonage there yesterday.
1t is the general opinion of members
of Congress that an extra session will
not be called, although many important
bills have not yet been acted on.
Admiral Cevera has obtained seat
in the Spanish Cortes, where he pro-
poses to explain fully the events at
Santiago and defend himself against
the unjust attacks that have been made
upon him.
Snow is reported az general through
out central and south Georgia and
Alabama on Saturday. In Alabama
nearly four inches fell. Three inches
fell at Columbus and other points in
I-saath Georgia and about two inches at
Macon aud Montgomery, ALA.
Porto Rjcans are dissatisfied with the
military administration of the island
and want civil government. The
reason for the recent resignation Of the
City Council of San Juan, Porto Rico,
| was an order from Gen. Fred Grant
which was regarded as too peremptory.
The war investigation commission
| will probably submit its report to the
President this week. 1t is understood
| that The reports finds nothing to CEN
sure in Secretary Alger's administra.
ton, and declares that the army beef
was excellent in quality and was not
treated chemically.
Miss Agnes Browne, of Norfolk, was
quietly married in St. johns Catho-
nc Church, in Baltimore, yesterday, to
Frapk J. Farley. the instructor in box
ing at Johrs Hopkins University. The
arrangements were made secretly, Miss
Browae's family being kept in igno-
renee Of the intended marriage.
Ga the seventeenth ballot taken in
the Montana legislature on Saturday
Mr.. VIM. A Clark, (dem } of Butte, was
elected q. S. Senator to succeed Hon.
Lee Mantle. The vote was: Clark "a;
Conrad 81, Marshall 4, scattering 4,
Marcus DAILY, the Montana millionaire,
it is said, will contest the seating of Mr.
Clark on the charges of bribery.
The Seuste on Saturday passed 8
bill amending the law relating to the
apportionmeut and election ofrepresen-
tatives in Congress so as to permit the
use of voting machines. 10 the House
Mr.. Bell read letter from soldier
recently returned from Manila ii
which the writer said he was fed or
horse meat and wormy bread aud thai
80 per cent. of the American troop:
were anxious 10 return. The other oGf
per cent. was made up of those WHIT
thought they could make money. Th'
writer said the sickIy season was ap
J preaching and large majority of th'
| troops would fall sick if they we're no
Withdrawn. Mr.. Bell argued that tht
pension rolls would increase many mil
lions if VIC attempted to hold th'
Pbilippines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-30
An Internal Machine by Mail.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-The MUIR
;er by mail craze has reached this city.
john E D5brien was the intended vic
;im, but the accidental dropping OF
aw grains OF powder and scratching
ia side warned him in time. The instru-
meDt. by means of which it was sought
TO kill or MAIN Debrien, was an limo.
nent looking child's wooden school
easkef, neatly ornamental. This was
sent through the postoffice and de
ivsred by carrier at Debrien's board
ing house on Friday night last.
Dsbrien started to take off the slid
ing lid and was startled by raspiDg
9und. At the same time grains OF
po~d fell upon the paper which had
nclosed the box. Dehrien went to
police station, where the box WAS
oaked in water. Then it was found
bat an internal machine had been sent
Oebrien. The box was filed with
powder snd matches were fixed in such
way toa, they would be ignited il the
7oX was opened. Debrien says be has
lot o known enemy in the world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-30
recommendation of General Allen, q s..

recommendation of General Allen, . s.
district attorney Tor the eastern district
of Virginia, and of the executive coh-
mittee of the republican party of Vir-
einis. but in accordance with that OF
Associate Justice McKeuna of the U 5.
Supreme Court, Mr.. Dajarnett has been
APPOINTED assistant attorney for that
district: but at the Department OF JUS
tice this morning that report was de-
MED, and it was stated that no DEFINITE
action in the case had been taken.
1t was stated in the room OF tne
Senate foreign affairs committee this
morning by member OF that commit
tee that tally of the Senate had been
taken, and that there were two more
than required to ratify tue. Spanish
treaty. When an opponent of the treaty
was informed of this, he said sucn talk
was given out for effect and that be
knew of thirty-four Senators who would
vote for its reflections which number Is
amply sufficient.
It is understood to-day that the report OF
the Alger commission censures General Miles
and Adiutsnt General Corbin, but exonerates
everybody else who had anything to do WITH
tho conduct Of the late war
To prevent the verdict in the Carter case,
which has already been submitted TO seven
reyisas. from coming before Congress, which
it must do if tho government be asked 70
nav OK. Senstor EGmunds's fee for his revisal
of il. il is reported that either Secretary al
ser or CAPTAIN Carriers friends will pay II
themselves. II Congress shall have whack
at il, tho public will learn whose pull has de
layed tho execution of the verdict, and why
the government should pay lawyer $o,5OC
to revise the case OF man who has been con-
yictsd of robbing it OF millions.
In The Senate to day Mr.. Martin intro
duced bill to psy Sarah G. Smith, of Stat
TO d county. Virginia, S4 900 for stores taken
by the federal amy during the wir between
the States; also one to pay Martin q. Sultz Of
Scottsville, Va, $1,420 for property taken
by the same army
Secretary Alger has informed the partie:
interested in the establishment OF national
mark near Fredericksburg, that if he shall find
he has the authority 10 do so, he VIII ap
point board OF army engineers to inspect
the proposed site o; that park and mako the
| necessary estimste of the cost thereof.
Seventy.five representatives OF newspaps
publishers in the United States met at tht
shoreham this morning and adopted reso!u
tiop asking the Joint High Commission 10 in
clude IN the proposed treaty clause admit
ting both paper ana wood pulp from Canals
free TO he United States.
At the opening Of the House to-day Mr.
Hopkins reported the census bill snd gave no
ice that he would call it up next Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-30
Suicide in q Trunk.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3O.-Robert T.
Rink, IN aeroEaut, who last summer
drilled hundreds at various New
Jersey summer resorts by his daring
balloon ascsnsions, committed suicide
asst night. This morning his dead body
vas found in q Saratoga trunk at his
boarding house. The trunk also con-
tained hall empty bottle of whisky
and q half smoked cigar. A bottle
ahich had contained laudanum was
ound in the room. 1t is supposed that
be young balloonisf. after drinking the
lrug, smut himself up in the trunk to
await death. Kinks home is at Pltman
Grove, n. j. He had mentioned his
intention Of killing himself to friends,
saying ne would do the act like of Mrs.
Ayers, who committed suicide at Penn
Van, n. Y, recently, in similar man
ner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-30
TELEGRApHIC BREVITlES.

Fire ia the ]. c. Ranor lumber yard in
Chicago early this morning did 1925 O O
damage. Frank Myers, Waterman, jumped
from second story window and was badly
Injured. A boarding house owned by Mrs
Smith WAS destroyed and the wenty five
dodgers were driven into the street, with the
temperature at zero in their night clothes.
singular accident happened at Crawley
Shaft mines near Pennington, No., Saturday,
Sam Downes, miner was in the cage about
300 feet below the surface, starting up after
finishing his days work, when hog jumped
into the shaft and went down 10 the bottom
riking Downes on the head and killing him
instantly.
The most gigantic find of high grade ore
of which the world has ever heard was made
yesterday in Isabella mine at the $50 feet
level at Cripple Creek, CO.. Slabs of metallic
god are being broxeu by the miners. Ire
excitement il intense.
Rev Myrou W. Reed, pastor of the Broad
way Tabernacle, Denver, Col. died this
morning. He was prominent in secret So
Ct ties aud ct one time was commander of the
G. A. z. department of Colorado aud Wyo-
ming.
A dispatch from Norfolk, Va, says the
revenue cutter Algonquin passed. in the capes
yesterday with an unknown vessel in tow.
rhe tow is supposed TO be either dereiict or
some vessel disabled in the storm of yester
day.
Stephen Moore, wife and four children are
lying in a crtical condition at THAR home
near Pittsburg, KY, poisoned by esting can
ned b'ackberries. Moore is not expected to
live, but the others may recover.
Charles Ort, second son of President Ort, OF
Wttenberg College, died yesterday at Spring
field, o., of spinal meningitis, the result Of 4
fall during Thanksgiving football game.
Six prisoners escaped from the jail at Can
ton, Ohio, yesterday morning through the
treachery OF trusiy, james Campbell. He
failed to lock the cell doors.
St Luke's German Evangelical Church II
Chicago was destroyed by fire last night. Loss
$4,000.
A severe blizzard, with snow, extends over
southern Kansas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-30

ARCHBISHOP IRELAND.-A dispatch
from Rome says Archbishop Ireland
went to the Vatican yesterday, where
ne had q conference with Cardinal
Rampola, papal secretary OF state.
Many cardinals and other high eccles-
astics visited the Archbishop at the
Hotel Bristol, where be is staying.
Ia the course OF an interview yester-
day afternoon, he declared that there
was absolutely no foundation for the
statement that he had been charged to
represent the United States at the forth
coming conference regarding the lin
tation of ornaments. The United
States, he said, had not yet nominated
delegate.
The Archbishop was very reserved in
his replies to questions respecting re
ligious problems ia America, on the
ground that it was necessary for him TO
wait for the Holy See to pass upon such
matters.
ROME, Jan. 3O.-It is believed that
Archbishop Ireland, VINO has not yet
been given formal audisnce by the
Pope, has, however, visited His Holine SIS
privately, and explained the views Of
President Mckinley in religious Ques
tions, particularly in the territory late.
ly conquered by the United States aud
also his views on the Cars proposed
peace conference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-30

Mr.. Johnson, the chief foe of the bill
on the republican side, made efforts to
speak, but was refused the floor by
the Speaker. While he was telling
Chairman Payne that he believed he
was being deprived of the floor for per-
sonal reasons, one republican cried:
"Too much Johnson"
Mr.. johnson made very hot retort
of some kind that was drowned in the
violent raps of the ohairman's gsvel
and Mr.. Payne's voice.
1.-THE gentleman from Indiana is out
of order" aud the latter finally sat
down.
Mr.. De Almond made an argument
against the bill, claiming that the power
should not be given to the President
to Increase the army at will, in time OF
peace. "If the gentlemen on the other
side intend to annex the Phil2plHes
islands, let them say So"
When section SO was reached, Mr..
Hull moved to stop debate and vote on
the various provisions. This brought
on q determined fight from the demo
cratic side. The most approved obstruc-
ton tactics were used aud every step
was met with demands for count By
tellers.
Despite the efforts of the opponents
of the bill, Mr.. Hull forced through
section after section. Mr.. Dockery. of
Missouri; Mr. Johnson, of Indiena, and
Mr.. Hay, of Virgins, made indignant
speeches OF protest 10 no avail.
Mr.. Johnson was cut off in the mid
die of his remarks while attempting to
re ly to something said by MIR. Cannon
on Saturday.
Mr.. Clark made an exciting speech
against the army bill. He reviewed
the events leading up to the war and
launched into an arrangement OF Nc
K'nley's administration, before, during
ADD since the struggle. He called the
President "the great white joss" dubb-
| ed Mr. Grosvenor the prophet maxi,
mus of the administration" and desig-
| mated Mr.. Payne, the chairman Of the
ways and means com mittee, the ''big
mandarin"
He said he would "drag the republi-
cana as trembling culprits before the
bar of history" to answer for not
granting the Cubans belligerent rights,
and thereby preventing the war and
| the destruction of the Maine. He
claimed that in 1896 all the "big mo.
4 guis," of the Republican party ex-
, pressed themselves in sympathy with
he Cubans. After that they Topped
and as result the war was wsged.
Mr.. Bland claimed that the administration
~ssIengsged in attempting to hoodwink the
people. Mr Mckinley wants the army h
said, not to preserve the honor or peace o
this country, but TO seize with power it give
him. the Philippines and get in Oh the diyi
sion Of the Chinese empire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-30
SMALLPOX.

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 3O--Extraordi.
nary precautions are being taken
against smallpox in Virginia, and even
the small towns and some of the coun-
lies are providing for general vaccina.
ton and making it compulsory. TIE
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad has es-
tablishcd its own system of inspection
Of its trains by doctors at the infected
points. Though the disease has existed
II several points 10 considerable ex-
tent for mouths not single death has
result ed. Il i. virulent ia several small
,owrs in Moth Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-01-30
A BEARIN A THEATRE.

An enormous silver-tip bear, freDzied
with an liberated tooth, which its mas
ter was trying to extract, escaped from
its cage in the Creighton Theatre a
Omahe yesterday and created panic
before being captured. In addition to
frightening number of nersons. the
big bear seriously hurt lis master, Paul
Batty, badly lacerated stage hand
and tore the clothing off the manager
Of the theatre.
Manager Mcdonald was assisting
Batty to extract the tooth, and crowd
of men and boys surrounded the cage
OF the enraged animal, witnessing the
operation. The brute was fastened
down with chains and leather bands,
but when the trainer touched the ulcer
ated tooth The bear gave roar and
burst his bonds like paper. With q
sweep of his mil paw he threw
Batry and Mcdonald to the floor and
turned upon the crowd around the iron
cage.
They fled in every direction, but the
cage was demolished in q moment.
Manager Rosenthal was climbing into
the flies as the enrage1 beast
passed his hiding place; the
bear made one pass at the
manager, and catching his frock coat,
carried it completely away with him
He also tore the shoe from one of Ro-
senthal's feet, and then passed on in
pursuit OF the crowd.
In the maze of scenery back of the
stage the bear vented his fury by demol-
ish;ng everything in sight. By this time
the trainer recovered sufficiently 10 di'
rect the beating of irons to subdue the
animal. His roars could be heard for
several blocks. He was finally driven
into the cellar of the theatre, where,
surrounded by row of redhot irons,
he submitted to being bound.