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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22
WITNESSES WILL
NOT TESTIFY
Exciting Sessions of Mazet InyeS-
tigating Committee.
MR.. cRoKER'S FRIEND
Andrew Freedman, Warm Personal
Friend ofTammany Leader Refuse
10 Answer Questions, but Contra-
diets MIR. Crokcr's Testimouy-Rc-
porfcrs Furnished With N state
ment-A Witness Escorted from,
the Committees Presence.
(By Telegraph to vlrginian-Pilot)

New York. April 21.-Two exciting
sessions of the Mazet Investigating
Committee were held to-day. y feature
was the refusal of witnesses to give tes-
tinony.
Another feature was the defiant atti-
tude of Andrew Freedman on the stand.
and still another feature, the election
from the committee room Of Abraham
Himmelwrght, of the Roebing Com
pany, when he insisted upon making a
statement after he had refused to an
swer a great majority of questions put
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22
Proposed eo..on-MeaYe-r Trust,

U3y Telegraph to Virginian-P ilot)
Charlotte. n. c., April 21.-The weav-
ers of fine goods did not reach any
conclusion here at the meeting last
night. y committee was appointed to
study and report on the legal aspect of
the proposed agreement. Another COM
mittee will be appointed by the chair
man 10 visit the North and confer with
Northern manufacturers on the subject
of prices and methods of selling
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22
THE SoMERS' FAILURE.
THE TORPEDO BOAT PURCHASED
IN GERMANY.

(By Telegraph TO Virginian- Pilot.)
Berlin, April 2l.-An official OF the
German Navy Department says the
United States torpedo boat Somers,
purchased in Germany before the war
and now on its way to New York on
beard the Atlantic Transport Line
steamer Manhattan. after the boat had
suffered a series of rnishaps, contains
number of novel features, of which
the agents OF the United States were
informed when she was purchased at
the Schichau yards, and he. Is of the
opinion that the experimental features
fully explain the Somers' failure.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22
Lynchtns rn-e. with tn. Jnry.
(By Telegraph to virginian- Pilot

(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot.)
Charleston, S. c., April 2l.-The Lake
City lynching case was given to the
jury in Judge Brawley's court this af-
ternoon. AT $3.50 the jury was still out,
and a mistrial Is generally expected.
District Attorney Lathrope concluded
his argument for the Government
shortly before noon. Judge Brawley in
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22
Every respectfully.
WILLIAM \. STONE.
Governor of Pennsylvania"


The authority mentioned by the Gov
ernor says that the Governor of any
State may make temporary appoint-
ment during a recess to hold until the
next Legislature meets.
This Interpretation is disputed by
those who say that the vacancy did not
occur during recess, but while the
WILD WITH GLEE.
Mr.. Quay's acquittal in Philadelphia
and his appointment to the United
States Senatorship created the great
est excitement in political circles here.
The friends of Quay are wild with glee
and say that he has achieved two tri-
umphs now that must certainly react
in his favor.
QUAY ACQUITTED.
Philadelphia, Pa. April 2l.-Matthew
Stanley Quay was to-day declared by a
jury of his peers to be not guilty of the
charge of conspring to use for his own
unlawful gain and profit the funds OF
the State of Pennsylvania deposited In
the Peoples Bank Of this city. This
verde: WAS announced by the foreman
of the jury just as the hands of the
court room time piece pointed 70 II
o'clock.
There was an attempt at demonstra-
ton. but this was sterniy repTessed by
the court officer The officers were I'M
lContiued on Sixth Page.)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22
to him by Mr. Moss. counsel for the
committee.


CROKER'S FRIEND FREEDMAN.
The chief interest conferred in Andrew
Freedman. who, within recent years has
been known as Il warm personal friend
OF Mr.. Croker and associated with
him in business way. Mr.. Freedman
was more than ordinarily forcible in
mis- answers to some of the questions.
and many OF the questions he refused to
answer at all. At other times he was
rebuked by both Mr. Moss and Chair
man Mazet for what they termed I'm
pertnence."
After Mr.. Freedman's examination
had progressed TO o certain pcint. and
the witness had refused several times
to answer a question which he deemed
"a personal matter" MIR. Moss ex-
cused him for the day.
FURNISHES A STATEMENT.
Mr.. Freedman then got down from
the stand and turning to the newspaper
representatives. he handed them a pa
per. saying: Gentlemen of the press,
mere is n statement of the entire bust
ness of the Plat companies and all of
the companies. for qualifications"
rms was paper relating 10 the bust
ness done by the United States Fidel-
ity and Guarantee Company in which
MI Freedman and Croker are interest
ed, ana contained information which
Mr.. Moss had desired TO get at during
the course OF the examination. Mr.
Moss, therefore. was very indignant at
Freedman's action, and he denounced
the witness vehemently and recalled
him to the stand. The questions VIII h
he put with regard to the paper TO
freedman were not answered, the wit
ness refusing absolutely to state by
whom the paper had been prepared.
AT this juncture Mr.. Moss took oc-
casion TO say that those witnesses who
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22
no,,vian Revolution Ended.

(By Telegraph to VirsinianPiot)
Washington, D. c.. April 2l.-United
states Minister Bridgman has cabled
the State Department from Lapaz, Bo-
livia, that the revolution there has
ended and everything IS quiet.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22

Benjamin
the aughln. - 49, 1870 80
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22

by virtue of the power vested in me
as executive of the State of Pennsyl-
vania under Article /, Clause .. Sec,
ton of the Constitution OF the United
States. l hereby make temporary ap-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22
QUAY BACK
TO The SENATE.
Acquitted of the Chargv of
Conspiracy.
SCENES AFTER TRIAL
SCENES
TRIAL
Governor Stone, tho Assembly Hay.
Ing Failed TO Elect, Appoints QUAY
TO Succeed Himself I'm tho u. a.
Scnnfe-Throe indictments Vet 10
be Disposed of Ur; o i:to:prosecute
His Enemies.
(By Telegraph to virginian-Pilot)

Harrisburg, Pa. April 21.-Immedl-
ately on receipt of the news that ex-
Senator Quay was acqutte of the
charges against him, Governor Stone
appointed him U. S. Senator TO fill the
vacancy until the next Legislature
meets, and notified Vice. President Ho-
bart as follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22
OUR WARDS IN
The PHILIPPINES
Administrations Missionary Work
Goes BrayeIy on.
FIGHTING YET CONTINUES

a sharp Engagement Thursday Az
ternoon. md Another Testerdny-
Ftiipinos' Losses Reported Heavy
-Amcricnus Frustrated by Intense
Heat-Unusual Activity Among
FiIipinos west OF maIolos-scycn
Fer Cent OF our a rmy Disabled.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22

pointment of the Hon. Matthew STAN
ley Quay to be United States Senator
from Pennsylvania until the next meet
ing of the Pennsylvania Legislature, to-
fill the vacancy now existing in this
State.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22

were in contempt would be dealt with
later in n regular, logical and legal way.
MIR. CROKER CONTRApICTEp
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-22

lcontiued on Sixth Page.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-08

9prfGlag gemdht babe, am Oa.tons
aanm sin 3pQbaus unb bonit cine
prppiforiids 9renSe gu erridtsn, bat
bier grobe 8erpunOerung errsgt. Die,
mubgsbsnoen 8reiTe erflGren, 0as lei
bas erIte, mas lie oon einem IolGsn
@prf6lag ssb0rt bdtten. sic geben
5u, pub felt 5tpsi Sabrsn bur4 itills
f9peisn'Oss I6fummen bic 3ollbdu>
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@ren5sn bstradtet tporoen feien, piiz
fen aber glihts DON eipsr iolffn
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tanln. Der leBte canapf6e 8rsn5z
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len inn ,Sptsl gontinentale" 5u paris
fthtper trant barnitber.
4aris, 7. Sum-. - 9lu9uitin
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he. OalD fam am leBten Sumltdg
bier an unb ities i'm n9otsl gontinsnz
tale" ub.
(9lueuitin Oalp tpurbe am 20. Sult
1888 in plDmoutb, N.@G.. gsborem. @r
besuun feline literurif4e Gorriere als
oramatiIder 3ebufteur bes rSunoap
Courier" in Neip Yorf in 1859. Spds
ter itanb er nit anbsrsn Nep Yorter
8lGttern in 8erbinbun9 biz er In
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ihrieb psrT6isbsne Oramen uno ubsr@
febte anbere S.iide aus pem Seuti6en
uub SranoDlii6en.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-08
Cite Snf1trdnee & Eruf So.

bat tiir,li6 bic @eFbtitel bon sablreiten @runo=
sinien unteriubt uno qarautirt unter Del6tn Die
ioleenbeu GrtpGbnune finSen mDesn:
3ebn 8runosnen in vcri6eoensn Sbeiltn Der
Staht, Die &r. gSilton Snpipben BON Soiep5 8.
graB fauite.
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ipdrts, bic 5rau Seize Spirn aus btm Hablahe
bon 9enrb etrobel faufte
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9eripaltcr, BON peri6eocnen 9erionsn fauite.
Se5sunobreibig G'runbsinien, Die BON Grau
glnna 8. 9lmos OIL S9ru. geo. M. Barrie bon
94ai5inotun, 9. g., Ibtrtraaen ipuroen.
ollie bieie &dufer baben cine abiolute @arantle
bss geistitsls bon Sisier Gpmpoqnie erbalten.
&duIer BON 8runbsinisn unb grunbeigentbum,
ip.lde morQen, sSreitaQ, ben 9. Sun, auf Der
@runbsins =9Drie ouf Dfientliber Iuttion DerfauIt
lperbsn nsrpeu ausfinhtn. pak bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-08
Ser 4Iqgfa @renafreit.

Der IlGs ia 8ren5 fret t.
2onbon, z. Sum. - Sin bober
8eamter bes aolpnidlzWfinilt iltertums
bena9ri9tist ben bielieen 8ertretsr
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8eilesune oes Ilasta 4 @rsn5itreits
eriitiren. Der ameritaniI9e 9eianbte
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lain unterbreitet tpuros. Wan bofft
jebt, baB bic Streitfrags binnen Sur
gem gelDIt isin rpirb.
aOlonial Ssfrstdr Solep6 gbam>
6srlain erfldrts geitern i'm untsrbaufe
in Grpioerung auf sine Ipfrase Sir
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I6rittenen 2i6sralsn: ebe li9 bic
anglo amerifunii6 cananiThe Gomz
million gu pertaeen seDente, rpiirben
ibr tpeitere 8pr6ldge ano @esenporz
i4la9e fir Die @nti6eibung Der Qlasz
ia > Srsn5frage untsrbreitet perbsn.
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iopeit ni9t i'm Stan'bs, ii6 6s5ii9li9
Der 3ufammsnisBung bss Saieosss>
ri6ts gu sinigen. Die 9srbanolungen
5rpif4en Der enslfI4en R.gierung unb
Der Der 8ereinistsn Stauten ieien nod
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Sort19ritte.
80 aibinston, o n, .. g.. 7. SUM.
= Die porgeitrige Grtldrung oes ca
nabif9en MiniIter=prdIi dIiosntsn i'm ca
napifasn llnterbuuie, baB Die canaoiz
i4e MegieMn9 Der amsritanii4en ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-08

XStr DTeriren, bent Vertdut Doer DEE
@reisiteieeruns mntermorien,
100000
lspro,enftse 6plp- ObIisatipnen 4. SppDtbes
Der
'SiIusr Springs, Wfala unS Vnlf<
Giienbabm. Gonp."
Satirt bonn l. Suli 1885, Jdais am l. Suli 1913.
8inen ,ablbar i'm Sanuar unb Suli.
GpuponsC bIts sattpnen pon ie $1,000.
2apital unb 3inicn beoingunsslOs earant'r: IN
@olb BON Der
.Gapauuab, EIprtea unb SSef7ern Gtienbabns
Sonp." t0Iants pifein),
nit Snep pifement auf ieoer obligation.
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Sulf Giienbabns Gpmp."
grutto Nstto
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Sir pas an so.
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@dr, 1899 212,773.OO 121 .94S 90
Gin iGbrliden s3inen aui Sbligationsn tno pe=
n6tbiqt
$44, 4SO.OO
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ipirp bic @abr fir pas nit pcm 80. SUM le99
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Giienbabn1 peroiientiht; bic lebten nsnn uto'cie
frp btm rGommerta uuo s5inGneial eDrpH'eie"
bonn 90 Mdr3 1899 entnomrtcr.
Sis Srputbef bedt 1000 @der Gano pro gfeue.
auser Der Gtnbabn unb @usrituns, unO Ut aut
$l5 900 pro Meile beibrdutt; bic Gilrabnen aus
Dem 9erfami BON 2anb tueroen oem Sll9unesfouo
aur Giul6iune BON 9onbg 3uertbeit. ooo
Gsiammte bloatiOuen=ausGabe ~, l@o. Uo,
BON iuel6eu $4,000 bsreits bur6 ben Silgun9ssfoEo
einqeloi tpurpen.
Sreuno,ipansig Meen Der rSitper SprInes,
Geala unD G5ulf Giienbabnn iperoen als EN- ape''
Der Sauptlinis pes vYlant=Sptenls" eefrleeeh;
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GpupS erflGrte cine 15 Sonnar lS9 3dDloore
SOipenbe bon 9rD5ent out lbr @tflenESapral
BON SO 412 600
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Nlan 4 Mau DON Ncrp= Oorf baben bic Ge9dllfdt Der
Sppotb.f etc. beItdtieenoe Gjuta6t.n abgsgebsn.
0rcis 81 unp 3inien, Netto 40 Nrojsnt;.
9Deitere Iusfunft nirD auf Verlangen erthe,lf.
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Sin 6ebllAla9.
&tiue Ginisung gu pIosmfonttln.
Gn8lanb'S tpcitere Shritte ge8en
9ransnaal tpcrben ictt init
Spannmn9 crtpartet.

Man slallbt, baB es fi4 Tofort 81 Ell
mem &riese riiTea tpirb. - CLARA
Wado's 3igsuner 9atte Der geu=
lenpef gum Spfer sefallen. - Die
Witttpe ebenfals DON Der Seuhe
beorobt. - Nts6r Nadipehsn oes
Ga6au's gu Mukuil. - glf proe
fsforen. einT9lieBli9 eines beutz
f9en, angeblI9 BON Hu6et als
Spione er16ofen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-08
9oltimpre=ob ahn= galletim.

$1.25 bon Baltimore nod @aibnston unS suriid
Seben Sumitoe unb Spnntae- eiiltte fnr on o!e
Riidfobrt bis gum foleenoen Dtontae Nil5
Iete iinb oiiltie auf allen 3iaen, ben r8opal
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Der b.riibmte Grfurfonszglas, III leoen Sae
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gapbnfs iit oil alien gso6entaqen QsofTnet
Sods Der :. strabe an Wo6entaaen um 10
nbr @ormittaqs unb s3 ubr Nabmittass,
fulpe um II libr gormttuss an eonntassn.
Riidt.br UNI 5 llbr sabmitaes
Baltimore isben sonntae tpdbreno beg
eommerg nod 9aure. 5rsberid unb ba=
s,pti6.n lisqcnoen guntten gu iebr nieprieen
fabrprsiien giQete finb eiltie fir bic
@iidfabrt bis gum fole.noen Wontag, Gins
fhliekIih. N59l
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WruuD;tnS> S>8efBtitel.

giele aeIt. betrabtcn Bel @dbanlaeen ioldc fir
grunbsinisn os bic ipiini@ensipertbeften BON alien
Sibrbeit.n. Ser Huge &dufer peib inbehcn. bab
auber benz @crtb unD Der Irt bes Gigentbums bas
sund6ft Ni6tisfe cine sriinDli6e nuteriu6uns
uno elm sarantirtsr geibtitel 1T. Sie MarpIanS
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&drdntie oes 2eCtttttefs

eeitens bisisr Gomaaenie Die bette @rt 1T. f6
geeen 9erlute su i6isen. g1esbalb ponte man
nibt bic bette Si6erbsit bes gsfstitels baben? esu
anoersn Wortsn, pesbalb iolte mon ni6t einen
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ben oabur6 nidbt i'm 9erinofen bererDBert.
Sic Spc5idl= Iot, Nr. in ndbiter S8odt piro
p.ri9iebsne pbtiee 9ransattOnsn bebanpsln. Die
@ei6dfts=gureaur Der GOmpaqnie fno in 9tr. 549
$50, 551 uno 552, equitable =Sebanbe.
(SpesialsNoti3 Hr. 81 Q59-60D
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Gines iunses Wtaunes Grfabrnus.

greotIpn, ben IA. Cftobr 1897.
I'D neret Sbn.u bier mtiRt Symphonic be6rtis
ben. Sd bin 22 Sabre alt, ri.ae l50 9funo, bin
ieds s5ut aros, babe 6unisbraunts Saar, R6rpn
urb GtStr lang unb iSlanf Sbna1t i'm ganltn
R6rp.r, iSn.r i'm RUpfs une Summsn in ben OBJ
rem, S9m,rl,H ibtr ben augm, oos RBeis. in ben
auotn g.IbIi4, Die Saut unrein unb tettis, q.lbs
3uns. nit .in,m p.istu uebuiug fOrtpdbrsnbes
Tiuiptrn, UNI ben gals rein iu balitn jabtr t,h'
ft.rb,r eal,im guntte unb aHbtre Grit,innngtH
Dor BEN Wugen, i6pa4e Iuen, btunrubiatnbt
9rdums RtrpoGtdt, S4ldfriotsit, bas 8srlonetn,
lanqe i'm gtit lu Ii,stn, b.s Wor9tns bsm Hufs
neben numpfts uuo i6werts Gttlbl i'm Rppit, bic
GiRatpeipe luptileH prtcptt uRo in oneertn 3ti'
ten rtgulGrt, ,.itn.iliqt idlsimige 4usi6eipunae1
aus ben gins.nsibsn, Ginnen in Der Daut, SUDDEN.
i6iettu Stltmod i'm WuHbt Wiorpihen gteM
Nrbtt Hnp ntiblidt @tieai9attr Berlitbt tir bic
Giniamfeii. ounpfe, ibDut fuptoe uno tbldIrigs
G.iasstbdtisteit bIafts bagerss Ssfbt, 9oltnblu'
ten, Ro4t6rtiS, 0rlaug,n mad ptlem NoHrs
trirfen maHgelbaftu gppetit, i1rtdli9e eiHbils
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Sabre ber pab f3 nele auiretbtnetH Spmptpms
bel mir tnjuftHtx beganntn, uno ieif 1sHtr Ssit
babe id baroR btiuabe fortp6brsno et!ittsR. SD
unteripo MID Der 9tbanolung bon febtn GerattH.
SD babe mtin,s miFms ptpr Ralomt sb.r Wsrs
curb nod blaue piatn eenommen. Sisis Rranf.
betsrittinunqen Nuh ptrlbnuHotr otHn Istt t1
nit BEN G,.brauhs BON R,iolpeut begaun, babeu
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mittel btrSorgruf,He 8.ranonuug 1T Dunb.rbar.
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burd elm mRHber. Wsin appstit t.brts urid, mtin
gth nurpt onqsrtgitr uno id mar sifrig uRb tbr.
q.jie, meint tdsli6tu Grb.ittn iu poaenotn. SD
ndbm t6qliH brSi Wal eintn 3be.loffsl ooa Gdols
bent unb isbs Nadt cine BON Rapipap's giaen: fers
ner ritb i'd tp.i Nal in Der gBs6t mtin 8uigrat
nit Rtabs Rtli.f elm. Sine Slaitt bat Oieis nuns
e.rbare 0er6nbtruuo btrp0rarui,n, bod CLAUDE I'D,
es nirp bas Bette isn, oamt tar cine Get LANG
tsrt,ufubrtu.
a&tunesoon 5br u. o-D.'
Sn Gdu.n bon b,otntlidG S9pdht nno aatu
strp6i.n dff.ttou.u if oi. einr.ibuHg BEG Rads
orats nit &a p's Gsaop Relitf BON
arsb.r mi6tietsit Gs o.rfOrgt eas Rrptnipftm
NIT gltitriltdt uns qi.bt ben Rrpsu nsuss atbsn
uns perm.brtt Rrdftt. gh6u nit Nafbitdaen
As,r pbia. Rranfb.it (rRaopap on Srritable llres
tbra etc y ptroen auf gsrlanetn gratis iugtioHDt.
Rabnass 9ti ilmittel Derb.n aatntbals
Sem BON apotbti.ru prtauft. ioDit in Or. q b,
SAYS gIr.au, Rr. IS, GlmsStrots. RsDsgert
40
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Dr. Raomap'5
Sariapariaia,r
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-20

Philadelphia, April .o.-The defense
today opened its part of The proceed
ings in the trial OF senator Quay on the
charges of conspiracy by moving that
the court withdraw the case from the
jury and render verdict OF not gull
~" In support of this motion David
II. Watson made long argument. Ha
began with the statement that early I'm
the trial the prosecution presented an
offer 20 produce evidence connecting N
:. Quay with a conspiracy alleged Ia
have been entered into With Cashier
Hopkins OF the Peoples bank and state
Treasurer B. j. Haywood for the mis-
nse of state funds deposited I'm the Peo.
pies bank. Mr. Watson argued thar
the district attorney had utterly failed
10 prove his case. and moved that the
court strike from the record the state
ment produced from the books OF inc
bank because they failed TO connect Nj
s. Quay with Il conspiracy
He also moved To strike out the rec
book" on the same grounds. The same
motion was made with reference TO the
letter of July 81. 1896 from Treasurer
Haywood 10 President McManes of the
bank. agreeing TO loan TO II. X. Quay
and the minutes ot the bank directors
with regard thereto. the ground bein.
that this evidence relates 10 a transac'
tion with which NJ. :. Quay is not con-
nected. Another point raised was that
Goldsmith. the commonwealth's chief
witness. Is not an expert.
In the course of his argument Mr.
Watson made the point that the prose
cution admitted that not one cent or
interest on state funds had ever been
paid 10 MIR. Quay. lie argued that
while some OF the testimony offered
may BE- evidence against Hopkins and
Haywood. il is certainly not evidence
against Mr.. Quay. The commonwealth
has failed 10 show that Mr.. Quay had
anything TO do with inducing Treasurer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-20
A SPLIT IN THE JUNTA


London, April 20-It has been learned
by "A representative OF the Associated
Press that a serious split has occurred
among the members OF the Filipino jun
Ia. "A majority OF whom are I'm favor cf
direct conference With the secretary or
state at Washington, Col. John Hay,
with the view of bringing about
peaceful solution of the Philippine
question. Four delegates, LaSalla.
Marti, Lopez and Rivera, finding that
Agoncillo. Aguinaldo's representative,
disagrees with this view they have
started for Manila, leaving Agoncillo,
Riegon and Lunar, who insist upon alb
solute and unconditional independence
in Europe. The others do not object To
some form OF American intervention I'm
the government of the island and they
say they believe "A personal meeting
between Aguinaldo and Admiral Dewey
-iit-whonf- atone, ttt- tfftutnos declare,
they have confidence, will lead to a
settlcmnt.