Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-20


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landing tho reports 'haI MI. Al
or would not long continue at inc i'''.'
e. tl. War Department, his actual re-
suou came suddenly and Unexpected
b. SD UttIa was 10 expected at this time
q. so,,. of tho Cabinet officers. when
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ACCEPTANCE ~ A DAY OR TWO.
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o. sisnauon was pioc"I"'le' ''''i'i
.m the President or from Secretary Al
.- neither of whom would talk on the
els. lotto, Of resignation
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the present ho'H'i'B wiz
20 officially concerning the el'''''
It. official relations between the Pres
and his war minister, but later on
.....l.,co c,osine the latter's
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SILL doubtless be given 10 the press
rHs plNGREE INCIDENT
t...t had prevailed i'm Washington
s.r. ru that Secretary Alger would
rar - he Cabinet. but the date
g for 1t was toward The close
r after he had submitted his
n..i iu which he intended 10
g- DID What had been accomplished du-
gill. Ola. brief but cventfm direction of
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3. lht tilSi''NI ''"'I" .i' 'pil'o9,
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oa.s OF the iacis 10 the case, put III
t end the impression was conveyed
tt the result of the Michigan visit OF
tr Secre'ary's had been TO change the
t..rous between the President and him
ss 20 such "a degree as TO make re-
.-.rafion az their former status impossi-
DIE and to render the connection Of the
wo as part Of the same official family
Undesirable. -
CONFERENCE WITH HOBART.
81 one time since then there was
r-,lra FOR The belief that the rupture
-.irbt ba avoided. but this belief ceased
+. Doc hold when the news spread that
v...-P President Hobart and Secretary Al
r- were I'm conference I'm Normanhurst.
p, was largely ass "a result OF this con-
,r.r.c that Secretary Alscr decided 10
'ro The Cabinet az this time. At the
renee there were present besides
Sen faV a ger, his military alae ana
personal friend and ADVISER Major
and perhaps some other persons
0r r.r.on. who also felt deep interest in
Oil .Hre Of the Secretary.
has been no disclosure of what
Iy tho seaside. but a. Is significant
ttr. return of the Secretary TO Wash
Was followed by prompt action.
...d iu Washington last night too
. make any official calls Almost |
... executive Departments were
o.... t.- 1u.inces this morning ne CALI |
. r. White House. and visiting the |
Dad .eI % resign his Office. What /
tween himself and the Prcsl- |
..aftar of surrisc. for neither /
......... to saw ON that point
u...-,.>.,rt,n ~ prRcoN
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e business l'Il'ii'n. ~ '.'o
mont was disposed OF between
'a.nt ana the secretary "uo
l. Aleor went over 10 his Office and !
ume win 6eher" NHsVh
elnccrs. and Mayor Hopkins.
INFO the merits OF cohtioNoISy
a arisen over the construction
H'0Iee over ndNisaple slieah
ram. Major Hopkins Aad just re-
..m personal inspection OF lhe
ul had prepared report ON |
CO. Several times they were IN
' fr Acknowledgement Corbin,
b., come matters or pressing cur
ta0r ,.. s.crc.ery 70 brjne TO his at