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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
LUNA JOINS AGONCMLO.
Latter Intimates That Otis was
Ordered TO Bring ON Conflict.

MONTREAL QUEBEC. February S-
Juan Luna and an unknown Filipino ar
rived this morning Luna Is stopping at
the Windsor Hotel. but the unknown
went 10 the Albion. Luna said that ne had
simply come to visit his friend, Agoncillo'
ana refused TO talk further. Agonclllo
was seen and asked about his cablesram
to the .Iunta I'm London. He admitted that
he had sent such telegram, ana inu-
mated that they were I'm position 10
nrove that General Otis had been ordered
In bring ON a conflict so ar TO force lht
peace treaty through the Senate. He sald
me was being kept pretty well posted on
Whatever was being done against MS
country.
Aeoncillo said further that since war
had been declared it would never De
stopped til the Americans made over
lures for peace. They would be willing
however To have u mutual conference;
the principal reason why they opposed
American rule was that from what they
mad seen up TO now Of the American sol
diers. the Flipinos would simply DE
slaves. He says he has sent SIX teie-
Grams TO Washington. and has not yet
received a single reply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
THE MILITARY CONVENTION.
ColoneI 10 Lane stern "a Me""e' VI
Committee on Organization

TAMPA FLA, February S.-The Ma
.io,,,I Military Convention was called TO
o.aar IN the Casino this evening by Colo
mel Anderson. Of Governor BloNham
staff After the reading of the call an
address Of welcome was delivered by
Ntovor Bower on the part Of Tampa,
which was responded to by General Ap-
,le,on Of West Virginia. The address Of
welcome TO the delegates on the part Of
Florida was made by Governor BloXham.
He said that he hoped that means would
he taken by Congress To provide Tor the
bringing up of the efficiency OF state
troops TO that of the regular army. IN
welcoming the delegates from Mexico
he asked General Nege TO take back MS
thanks 10 MeXico's worthy President
The Governors welcome 10 the Toronto
cadets was warm. He said that Brltlsn
soldiers had not set foot on Florida soii
since 1872 but that their welcome was
none the less cordial His expression "a
God bless the British" brought Iorth
tremendous applause on the part Vi '"0
delegates and spectators.
Captain j. NJ. Andrews, OF GoVerhol
Roosevelts stan, responded to Governor
Bloxham's address.
on motion. Chairman Anderson ap-
pointed the following committee on ~
manent organization: Colohei -, II
Wiley. of Alabama; Lieutenant -
Southerland. United States i'HNS, n,
senting Secretary Long; Genera c'arn
JeuneI of Louisiana; Colohei j. -, I,.-,.,,,a
nf virginia; 5. q. Mcl-endon. OF oeoi sI go
General +. Il. Case, OF Mio'''sa'' 80, -.
General Houston. Of Florida. the con
v@n,ion then adjourned until tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
DRIVEN OUT IN HER NIGHT DRESS.
4 Wife Runs Nearly Four squares 10
Escnpe from Her Husband.

William Babcock, who conducts sa-
loon at No. so west Broad street. Is q
prisoner at the Second Police station. lie
was arrested last night about 1880 o'clock
by officer Barker, Of the Third District
on the charge of being drunk, and an
hour latar a warrant was issued by Jus
tice Lewis. charging the man with as
saulting and beating his wife ana threat-
ening TO kill her.
A pathetic scene preceded the arrest OF
Bahcock. Policeman Barker was on duty
near the BroOk-Avenue Engine-houae,
when he was astonished TO see woman
I'm white rush up to the engine-hOuse
door. She was nearly frozen, had on only
her nightgown, and was without SHOES.
This was the wife of Babcock. ana IL
was her statement that caused her hus-
bands immediate arrest
The woman was taken into the engine
house and supplied by the firemen with
abundant wraps and made comfortable.
Later she swore out the warrant for her
husband who will be in the Police Court
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09

Manila. February S-Sincerc thanks
Tor congratulations. All credit due TO the
hearty response OF troops TO orders OF Of
hcers. (SigneD OTIS"
The following cablogram was received
at the Navy Department to-day from Ad-
miral Dewey, In acknowledgment of Sec
retary Longs congratulatory message of
yesterday:
Manila. February S.-To the Secretary
Of the Navy: The commander-in-chief.
officers, and men thank the President and
the Secretary OF the Navy for their con-
gratulations. (SignedD DEWEY"
ADDITIONAL CASUALTY r-"-'
WASHINGTON. ID. c., February s.
The acknowledgement has received an
additional list from Manila. The list
shows six Killed, thrty-ive wounded and
one missing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
Nominations for New Orleans.

WASHINGTON. u. c.. February s.
The President to-day sent the following
nominations 10 the Senate: Charles
Bcll. 10 be Assistant Treasurer Of the
United states NJ New Orleans; Fenton w.
Gibson, surveyor. port OF New Orleans;
Frank y Wicker. OF Louisiana. Ap-
praiser OF Merchandise. District of New
sistant Appraiser OF Merchandise, New
Orleans; Ii. Dudley Coleman, Befiner Of
the Mint. at New orleans; George w.
McDun. " louisiana Special Examinev
Of Drugs and Chemicals and Medicines.
New Orleans, La.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
TUESDAY EVENINGS FIGHT.
FiIipinos Driven from jungle
Iosscs of kansas Regiment.

MANILA. February S-Noon.-Last
evening as the Fnpuos at Caloocan We're
evidently massine for a night attack
uron the American lett wing Companies
.. e.. aud !. of Ga. twentieth Kansas In
fntrv We're ordered 10 attack and drive
the sharpshOotcrs from bamboo jungle
in front of the firing Lire. where they
lad caused considerable annoyance all
the Afternoon. The battalion charged bril-
Nartly. driving the enemy like chan. ana
penetrating 10 the very heart of Caloo-
First Lieutenant A. c. Afford. as cabled
last uicht. was killed while leading his
COMPANY. He was shot i'm the forehead.
Sergeant JAY shelton. Company }. was
seriously wounded. Privates Daniel Hew-
ftt cor HealtO. Ernest Fritz John GILL
gan. and two others. members OF Com
pany B. were slightly wounded.
THIRTY FIIIPINOS KILLED
Thirty dead FiHpinos We're counted In
the brush. and there Were many more
wounded. The gunboats Concord and
Cauao kent up am incessant fire from the
nay. the Concord dropping many smells
f, tbe town. with telling effect. I'm order
=, avoid accidents from this source. Cen
.raI otis was compelled 10 recall the
Kansas Battalion. after 10 Lad burned the
outskirts of the town. Either the sheAs
Of the American warshlps, on the natives
themselves. fired number of buildings
within the town limits. Presumably TINS
was the result of the shelling.
$50 further attempt to attack during
the night was made by either side.
SPANISH COMPLIMENT Us.
The Spanish papers generally comment
in favorable terms upon the aolh'i"Die
order maintained in Manila.
The Union lherica says: 1--WE are satls-
fled that the Americans. who are for the
greater part volunteers fought cOolly and
with perfect discipline though without
intrcnchments 40 The various points de-
fcndcd. They demonstrated the spirit
which anmates them. The Fihpinos, who
are accustomed TO fight in trenches and
under guerilla methods also fought
bravcly. but with less precision and regu-
larity"
SITUATION UNCHANGED.
The situation to-day is practically un-
changed. The American line has not been
apprcciably extended. and the troops gen
erallv are takng much-needed rest. Re
coonoissances show that the F1lipinos are
I'm force i'm the villages of Pasig and IA.
r.nsoue. probably 1000 men az the latte'
rlaca within strong forJifications. All .
Quiet along the line when TINS diSpa'c'
SIS nlcQ-at noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
REPORT FROM OTIS.
FiIipino army Disintesr"ted-As s"''-
aldo Asks Cessation of hostilitieS'

aldo Asks Cessation Oi h"S'
WASHINGTON. February S.-The war
Department today received the following
dispatch from General otis:
'1Imia February Situation lapiuIy
improving Reconnaissance yesterday 10
south several miles, TO La Gunade Bay
% southeast eight miles. driving sIas-
Cling msurecnt troops In various diIec-
tons and encOuntering no decided oppo-
il0n army dislnlegrated and natives
returning 10 villages displaying white
taes Near CaloOcan six miles nOfth'
enemy made "a stand behind entrench-
ments. charged by Kansas troops, led by
colonel Funston. Close encounter re
sultIne in route Of the enemy. with
h.ay, loss. Loss 10 Kansas command,
IIeuicnant Afford killed and six men
wounded on the Attn Aguinaldo issued
lping proclamation, charg ng Americans
with initiative. and declared war. sun
dav issued another. calling an TO resist
foreign invasion. His influence through
out this section destroyed. Now applies
flr a cessation Of hOslilties and q con-
iercnco Have declined 10 answer. In
surecnt expectation of rising in city on
night of 4th unrealized. Pr0vost-marshal-
general with admirable disposition Of
troops. defeated every attempt. city
quiet. business resumed; natives respect
ill aud cheerful Fighting qualities of
american troops a revelation 10 All In
habltants"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
THE LATEST TOBACCO DEAL.
Purchase of the Liggett a Myers Co.
"a Cash Transaction.

New York Journal of Commerce)
II was announced In Wan street yester-
day that the purchase Of the Llggett S'
Myers Company by the Union Tobacco
Company was a cash transaction, inyoly'
ing about seyen-twelfths Of the entire
stock of the Lggott & Myers Company.
The consideration was @5Oo,00O
Attached 10 the agreement OF sale Is
another agreement TO the effect that
President Moses Wetmore. OF the iIggett
< Myers Company. shall remain presiden,
and general manager for term OF hye
wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
WILL NOT WELCOME GOMEZ.
Cuban Assembly Committee Feels
tegrieyed ut His Course.

HABANA. February SIT is reported
that al a secret meeting OF the Executive
committee Of the Cuban Assembly II was
decided that the committee VIII not WEI
come General Maxine Gomez TO 'nls
city; that 1t will not be present wheh ne ,s
arrives IN Habana' ana iurther' .i"' =,
%,lart t.omeZ does not go before the
o"r,y,ittee and explain his reasons for
'.onnntinq the propositions of Robert i.
1oorter The representative Of President
McRinley' without consulting the com
,,tttee he will be officially notified on
hahole ~ the committee 10 appear be-
sore II and explain his conduct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
REPORT AGAINST EW,RT.
speeches in EXpinnation-'h" h"rs''
Against the Nominee.

WASHINGTON, February Sin the
executive session of the Senate to-day
Senator Hoar. chairman of the Juulcla',
Committee. presented the report oi ."ot at
Non Hamilton G. Ewart to be Dlstncl
Judge for the Western District Of North
Carolina. and he and Senator Spooner eg,.
made speeches explaining the reasons ~,
the report They stated that a thousdnu
pages of testimony had been laheh ~
the case. and expressed the oplillo. - -.
the charges made against Mr.. Ewart were
sustained BY the facts.
These charges were that he was HiCoih-
petent as a lawyer and morally uhht 10
hold the position. He was accused oi
defraudmg pensioners and their wldo"S'
and Of selling his public documents WIiiie
a member Of the House Of representa-
tiVcs.
The Senate adjourned before Senator
SpOoner had concluded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
FILIPINOs FIRE ON KANsItNs.
They Made "a Zig NOise-t
DO Not Reply.

MANILA. February S.-ll \. M.-The
Filipinos at Caloocan opened fire last
evening just before midnight upon the
Kansas outposts on the extreme left Of
the American line They made fusillade
Of musketry. supplemented by an occa-
sional shot from two big guns, fOr about
twenty minutes. The Americans did not
reply.
The enemy fred at long range ana no.
body was hurt All was quiet along the
rest Of the line. and there was no change
I'm the American position during the night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
Awaits His Denial.
CNew York IIerald)

"I am unalterably opposed TO the treaty.
| would oppose it If every American SOL
dier in the Philippines We're shot down.
II would merely be additional proof 10
my mind that We did not want the
islands"
such are the words attributed 10 Sena-
tor Martin Of Virginia. 1t seems impOs-
sible that amy American with a breath
of patriotism or a spark Of loyalty 10 the
flag could 50 express himself.
The Herald confidently awaits Senator
Martins indignant denial of such "a cold
blooded refutatiOn of our soldiers and
the cause for which they have fought and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
The Association DiSbanded.

A large representation Of the members
OF the Richmond Riding and Driving As
sociation was present at a meeting held
last night az Murphy's Hotel.
The members decided that under the
circumstances it was not advisable TO
hold a race meeting. and that. therefore
II was best TO disband the association
and divide the funds in hand amongst its
members. which Will be done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
s.co,a Tennessee Mastered out.

COLUMBIA. s G., February s-The Sc
cond Tennessee Regiment. United states
Volunteers. Colonel Kellar Anderson. was
finally mustered out here to-day. and the
men are now we'll Oh their way home. on
special trains. They received 10000 from
the paymaster The men %ere very or
derly. not a single man being IN the sta
tion-house tonight. This leaves only the
First Rhode Island at Camp Forward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09

formance as a whole was not entirely
up TO expectations. Looking for Trou-
BILE" the vehicle which the eccentric
comedian js using this season. mas lltiIc
or no merit In Itself, and Ike most Iafce,
comedies. has 10 rely upon the indiViduai
efforts OF the people who make up us
cast in order that any merriment may De
extracted from IT. Mr.. OFT. VINO u Ia
vorite here. was as odd and quaint as
ever and in the role or Mr.. - bis
bore the greater burden IN CARVING
through the piece. He sang in his own
inimitable way. and war received with
the same enthusiasm with which ne -
always greeted here. Bert Jordan mace
a hit in his clever dancing specially, Ia
which he executed some good steps III
the popular ''rag-time" Abbott David
son and James Fanson worked hard 20
uush things along. and succeeded falfly
we'll The company Is large one, ana
includes several very shapely girls. Ihefe
will be matinee and evening perform
ances to-day.
Everything went merrily at the Bijou
last night The audience that witnessed
the performance was quite hrse, uu,, M
sidering the weather, and the vaudeville
bill gave satisfaction. Keno and Welcl,
the comedy acrObats. the Willett-Thorne
combination. Al. Stern, and The IA
nakas were well received and. in fact;
nearly every act caught on. The usuai
Thursday matinee wiil be given to-day,
and the entertainment tonight viii be
for the benefit Of the Retreat Tor the
Sick.
The charity benefit will come on az tne
Biiou Tomorrow night. and Judging from
The advance sale the audience VIII be Il
| large and brilliant one. The programme
| bas been completed. and contains fifteen
| numbers. While the cake-walk Is belns
| featured. yet there are several other num-
! bers which will prove quite as Interesting
| There will be a rehearsal at the BlJOu
| to-morroW afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
u,upnry's Claim Turned Down.

WASHINGTON. February S-The state stat,
DEPARTMENT after mature consiiaera'iUhn, ~ on
has declined 10 recognize re vi@''i 9op p' inc in
Aus,i1,'i1 Sd,it,, on account of the Hungarian
demilly ,'iiiad by sheriff Martins posse
~ st''H Hszleton. pa. September 10, lSSI The IN,
claim has been pending ior tnanS aa .,'h mIn'i1s NJ
steto recruitment by Robert ID; Coke a
,,'n1s 'aresdrtpfiye OF The Austro-Hungarian
Governments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
Young Butt Taken Back Ia Norfoik.

George W. Butt. the student who was
arrested by City Sergeant Epps on ca
Mas from Norfolk charging him with
erand larceny. was taken 10 the city by
the Sea yesterday afternoon by Nor
folk officer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09

MADRID. February s.--The Queen Re-
gent has signed the decrees convcking
the C0rtes on February Hth and re-
establishing the constitutional guarantees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09

the daughter OF Mr.. John X. Miller. The
marriage will take place to-nignt AT
o'clock at Glen Allen Baptist church. ana
Rev. DR.. John Pollard viii perform the
ceremony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09

II you suffer from looseneSs OF the
bowels. Angostura Bitters viii surely cure
YOU. Beware OF counterfeits and ask for
the genuine article. prepared by Dr. J.
e. B. Slegert & Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
Thanks from Otis and Dewey.

WASHINGTON. February S.-Secretary
Alger to-day received the following ca
blegram from General Otis, In reply TO
his message OF cOngratuiat IN yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
yoE OFT LAST NIGHT.
m ,,,rnnnce Pleasing. Hut Not
.,..ter In Ia Expectations.

Joe or has been seen here surrounu@u
hS stronger company than that "hien
'H,,nor,ed s him last night. and the per-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
The Nowlan Company

are Offering a special discount this week
on Solid Sterling Silver Toilet Articles.
Novelties. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
oh.r Deaths and Funerals.
cr,, cure That Does Cure.

LAXATIVE Bromo Qulnine Tablets removes
,h, cause that produces La Grippe. The
a,nine has l.. B. .. on each Tablet. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
YEIIOW-JACK AMONG OUR TROOPS
Disease Developed in New York
Regiment at Gunnnjay.

GUANAJAY, PROVINCE OF PINAR
DEL RIO. CUBA, February Six cases
Of yellow-fever have developed among
the soldiers belonging to the 2O2d New
York Regiment. Private Clooney is very
sick. but the other cases are not re-
garded as being specially serious.
DR.. Echeverria, the yellow-fever eX-
pert sent here by lAeutenant-Colonel X.
NJ. O'Reilly, chief surgeon Of the Depart
ment OF cuba. says there is no doubt the
soldiers are suffering from yellow-fever'
but he adds that there is no likelihood
Of its spreading. as every precaution III
the way of isolation and quarantine has
been taken. The camp Is outside the
town, and the fever was caught there
There are no cases in the town but
there are places which are always IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
The NowIan Company

are Offering a special discount this week
ON Solid Sterling Silverware.
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are Offering a special discount this week
on Fine Diamonds, Watches, and Jewelry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
STATEMENT FROM SURGEON
O'REILLI.

HABANA. February S.-Chief-Surseoh
O'Reilly to-day handed the correspondent
here Of the Associated Press the follow
ing statement regarding the outbreak oi
yellow-fever among the American troops
al Guanajay: .,,
There were reported yesterday one
rious case and four or hNe miu o',IS
yellow-fever in the 2O2d New AoIh i'os' 80,
,,,ar+ ~ Cuanaiav. The regimental camp
Yin move from its present location rs
soon as the weather permits. II Is De
ueved that the sanitary measures taken
viii prevent a spread of the disease.
,rhere are no new cases to-day. The SICK
are reported 10 be doing Well
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
The Weather.

- WASHINGTON. February s.
lrilp Forecast FOR Thursday:
For virginia. North Carolina,
and South Carolina-Fair and
continued cold weather; fresh, westerly
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
TERDAY was cloudy in the morning. but
clear in the afternoon and very cold.
state ~ thermometer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
rry nr uuIrs Cough syrap for all

affections Of the throat aHu IuHsS' INV
70 cents.
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The NowInn Company

Mean temperature .............
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In the District Court Of Sedgvick coun-
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J. Y. Daugherty, Plaintiff,
IEGAL NOTICE

-
In the District Court Of sedgwick coun-
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J. V. Daugherty. Plaintiff.
Smedley Darlington, S. ". Cooper, Bruce
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