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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29
RAILROAD
i<.~ .-.~..-.-.- 49,. --<---~y~r ~
Atlantic COaStLina.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MARCH -.
1879.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoND-UNIoN
DEPOT.


eco 4. ". Daily. arrives Petersburg 9.3i
a. NJ, norfolk u.Z a. NJ. stops
only az Petersburg, Waverly and
Suffolk, Va.
sOS A. NJ. Daily arrives petersburg 80
a. NJ Weldon ll.i5 a. 81. fsyss''ts-
vile f:l5 T.. NJ. Charleston 1870 T.
A. Savannah 1850 A. 81, Jackson~
Vile 1870 A. M. Port Tampa NV -
NJ Connects at Wilson Win 30 -
arriving GoldsbOro 3.ir p NJ, VIZ
mingtOn o. o. g. NJ. pullman Sleeps
er New YORK 20 Jacksonville
u:30 A. NJ Daily kept sunday, arrives
Petersburg 1900 =. VI. stops Mans
chester Drewrys b.an, Centra-iA
and Chester ON signal
1893 = NJ. Daily local. arrives Peters
burg AIS y. N Mako ail stops.
$40 H. NJ. Daily arrives Petersburg y
T. ". Makes local stops Is. ana =.
railroad.
1870 = N. Daily arrives Peter burg ~
p. 81. connects with ~ and ". fcr
Norio.1 and uformedlafc points;
Emnoria $40 tConrects "itn q ma
D. Tor stations between EmpJlla 4nt
L1WrouceF' Deb. weldon s-i- \ "
fayetteville 1907 A.. ~. ChdriestCn
500 A. " Savannah SOS A. n
Jae Et.le ite T. 81, PORT Tampa
SEW line TO MIDDLE GEoR-
GA POINTS Arriving Aiken rs
a. 81. Augusta 10 4. NJ. Macon ID
a. NJ, Atlanta 1915 j.. NJ fulm
Slcope.s Sew N0r. tl w mluti P,
Jac'sonvIe. Porl Tampa. Aiken
Augusta aud Macon.
+. r.. Weldon u.o p. st. Makes
local stops boz weel Potter burg aru
Weldon Arrive LyuDnuurK ID Is.
81. Roanoke VA. go a ST., iris-
t0L va. 1870 s. 81. Pullman .coie
Richmond 90 LyHohDars .,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29
SEALED PROPOSALS..
- % - 1910


Office OF city Engineer.
Richmond Va. March - 1898.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
PROPOSALS viii be received az this
onice until 4 % CLOCK Il. NJ. TUES
DAY. March -. 1873 FOR PAVING
WITH GRANITE SPALLS the road
beds Of certain streets boz The city and
To- SET NEW GRANITE CURB and
LAY NEW GRANITE FLAGGING iu
suudry places SPECIFICATIONS and
information of same Will be furnished
upon application at this office
Proposals Will also Dee received at The
same time for furnishing 20 The city
stables
c0Ol pounds of BEST QUALITY
CHOICE WESTERN 80. / TIMOTHY
HAY.
800 bushels no y MIXED CORN.
100 bushels $50. y MIXED OATS.
5000 pounds BEST WHEAT STRAW.
sacks SALT.
CERTIFIED CHECK OF $50 90 MUST
accompany each bid as a guaranty for
faithful. execution Of contract
The Committee on Streets reserves the
RIGHT 10 reject any and an bids offered
and 20 award the contract as a whole
or in separate parts -
W. T. GUSTAV.
mhci City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29
MARRIED IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Mr. Morris and Miss Stotts Surprise
Ihcir Ericnhs- Nnnrnniinc Nnisrd

Mr. Motifs and Miss Stotts SnTprise
Thcir Friends Quarantine RAISED
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, March 2S.-Spe-
cial-Mr W. N Morris and Miss Lulu
Stofts were quietly married no the resi-
d.ncc of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
g. rs. Stous. Sunday night The cerc-
mony WAS performed hy Rev j. $ Boyles.
o.. the Baptist church. Tho marriage was
kept secret untn last Might when the
news leaked out
Commonwealth Attorney C. A. Branch
IS sun very sick man. and his condition
is giving his friends much alarm.
The smallpox situation IN the counties
of james city and York Is much im-
proved. The quarantine has been raised
on the house in West Williamsburg. York
county. an the patients having fully re-
covered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29
MUSIC FESTIVAL.
The Wednesday Club Supplies Infor-
nation a- 10 the Concerts

nation a. 90 the Concerts.
Tho Wednesday Club Of this city has
issued am attractive pamphlet I'm the in-
ierest OF iis sixth annual music festival
which is 20 occur az the Academy Of
Music beginning April -lst with three
performance. including matinee of the
chldrens chorus. whion proved such an
attractive feature last year.
The following information about the
coming festival is given.
The Wednesday club. 40 voices.
Tho children Chorus. 2a voices.
The Boston Festival Orchestra. forty
five pieces. Assisted by the following
solo artists.
AZ. Sara Anderson. soprano, " ISIS Anna
lOhbillcr. soprano. Miss Gertrude May
STEM alto. Miss Blanche ToWIc. alto;
signor Campauari baritone. Afr.
Iyan Williams. tenor. Mr. Clarence
shirley, tenor Mr. Myron Whitney. Jr,
basso.
Is is safe % saw that me Wednesday
Club has never heretofore provided three
such rave programme and excellent corps
~ artists os this seasons VIII prove 90
be
The works 90 be rendered arc Mcndc's-
Sohus Hymn o. Praise" C0'crldee-
Tayiors "liawathl's Wedding Feast
and stamford IS GOD is Our Hope and
Strength lyivi PSALM. by the Weincs-
day club solo artists and fli orchestra
At the Saturday matinee Che Cbidreu's
Chorus Will render Adelaide Proctors
"Ieeend o. BTesenz' Emusic bv Ee0dalD.
beautiful three part harmony cantata.
ard other shorter Chorugcs. accompanied
hv the orchestra and solo ariists-m1king
that programme most attractive In adj
dflou % the above works fhe sOloisrs
VIII be heard in select numbers on cucn
programme.
The box Office or the Academy will be
omen for subscribing members oniN. on
TUESDAY. April 18th from . until 30 y.
NJ. and for subscribers for single COM
cerig. on "wednesday April 10TH from 2
until 600 r. NJ.
Reserved seats VIII be on sale 20 the
public generally. a. the Academy every
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29
AFRAID OF SMALLPOX.
Compulsory Vaccination in Fredcr-
ick-hnro Sohoois Peculiar Death.

y
fck -hnro S~hoois- Peculiar Death.
FREDERICKSBURG Va. March o.
Spcclal-As precautionary measure TIE
city Council has ordered AN tho children
O. The public schools To- Doc vaccinated and
ihe authorit.cs of Fredericksburg college
make the same requirements of the pupils
of chat institution.
Mrs S. G.. Brown. OF Philadelphia, has
donated sixty bouud volumes oi Harper $
Magazine Co The public library OF this
city.
Mrs. @. w. Shepherd and Mr. G. w.
shepherd. Jr. Of this city. attended the
funeral fan Norfolk of Maisr Charles
Pickett who was o. hro,ner-inlaw OF
Mrs shepherd
Rev rather DeMuynck. Of ST. Mary s
Catholic church here. who has been un-
dorcoine treatment for some time az the
Old Dominion Hospital in Richmond, IS
improving rapidly.
Sir oscar Todd "a prominent citizen OF
this county. is extremely 3d.
The wife of Ephram Mills lcoloreO'
aged fUy years. tainted while being vac
cnatod this evening and died 10 a few
minutes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29
NOS. 40 AND lo9l5 NORTH FOURTI
STREET.


ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
on this oath day OF March. a. .. 1sY9.
on reading the petition for discharge OF
the bankrupt 30 is
ordered bt thp court that hearing ne
had upon the same on the 7TH DAY OF
APRIL. a. b.. 1899. before said court,
HI i.i,utu0nd BOO said district. al y o CLOCK
noon and that notice thereof be pub
lished On The Times newspaper printed
in said district. and that an known cred
itors and other persons IN interest may
appear az The said time ana place ana
show cause II any they have. why the
prayer of the said petitioner should not
be granted
And IT D. further ordered by The Court,
That the clerk shall send By mail 10 al
known creditors copies Of said pcitinn
and this order addressed 10 them Of their
places Of residence as stated.
witness the Honorable IT,. . Ei3M lo,,ri
and no -aai ,b.reof no Richmond in sad
district on the 9th day Of March, 4. D.
1snH
(Soal) ).,--..
Attest. O. g.. B0WDEN. C'crK.
mh29
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day. commencing Thursday, April aih'
from 4. VI. 20 6.2o l.. NJ.
For additional particulars inquire OF
any or the members OF the Executive
Committee. members OF the Wednesday
Club or OF tho officers and special COM
mittCo Arthur Scrivcuor. director. Wat
ter C. Mercer. assistant director; II. Y.
Mcloncy, president. w r. Miller, sccre-
tary; j. q. Hankine treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29
NO PLACE LIKE HOME.
\ New Kent Farmer Returns TO the
Hnmks 81 the pamnnkey.

BHth~ bt me taihiNhtf'
OAK. VA. March 25 -Special.-Some OF
the people in this section still have the
Newport News fever Mr. Eddie Boteler
has leased his iarm for two years and
moved TO Newport News. where he thinks
he VIII not have to work so hard and
make a much better living than he did
here Miss Ella Mills has accepted a
position there also.
Mr.. j.. T. Richards and family. who
moved 90 Newport News January lst has
returned Co their home. having con-
cIudcd that there is no place Ike River
View" their beautiful farm on the Pa
muukcy river.
i'm consequence Of so much rain the
farmers are long ways behind with their
work 10 is predicted that crops will be
much later than usual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29

york. RIVER LINE via WEST Pom
THE FAlOkiTE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.
sou + NJ. so. l6. Baltimore Limited.
nnlt except Sundays. t0f West
folnt and intermediate stations,
making Gloss connection a. West
Point on Mondays Wednesdays and
Irldays with steamer fOr baltimore
also. with stage 40 Lester Manor Tor
Nalkortou and Iapnahanrack ou
tuesday. Thursdays aud Saturdays.
Z'39 T. 81. no. l0 local express Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays f1r
West Point ana Intermediate eta-
tions Connects with stage at Lester
Manor for Nalkcrt0n and lappantn-
mock, also an West Point Wild
steamer ior Baltimore. stops az al
stations
500 a N so. i6. local mixed. LcaNes
da.Iy except sunday from Nirg ini1
street station for West Point duI
intermediate stations. connecting
with stage AZ Lester Manor t9I
WaIkert0u and Iappan1UuoN
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
10 30 \ VI Wednesday, and FRIDAYS ONLY
6 80 p NJ. Daily except SUNDAY from
West Point and intermediate sa-
steamers leave west Poiat at 500 p. ST..
Monday. Wednesday and Friday aHI
Baltimore ~ 10 3. NJ Tuesdays thurs
Ticket once al station foot = virginia
street Open from H.w a. Vt fl OF
L. ~. and r0m g.90 g. 81 200 ID S. 30.
city ticket oHl.e. COB cat VI
j. " CUlp w. Il tN-
r.. $. CANNON. THIRD N.e-pres.de1t
and Gau.l Manager Washington. ID.
q. w. WESTBTRY FRAY Pass ArrlI
9E case Main S. Richmond va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29

FOR SALE, ONE STEAM PRoPELLok'
i'm good working condition. newly palsst.-
ed length 10 feet: beam, IA rect; uiat',
loaded 3 feet o in. carries ! 500 pus s.u !, :
of corn or 10000 feet lumber. ABBY 10
10 q. WILEY. Elizabeth city. n. Go
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29
ANnnscmond Iirc.

SUFFOLK. va. March o. special-A
dwelling owned by Nansemond county
and occupied br Superintendent W.. y.
Holland. of ne County Almshousc. eight
miles from suffolk. was burned last night
together with practically all the contents.
The paupors' dormitory was not Injured.
Loss. 81. 500. insurance $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29
BY a. J. Chewing Company
Real Estate AuctiCnecrs.

7, RUsTEES' AUCTION SALE OF 10.
i $40 WILLIAMS STREET by virtue
s tSgS of record in clerks Office Of Rich
mond Chancery Court in -. i. 100 a,
page ISL. default having been made lh
me nayment Of the debt therein secured,
and hcing required hy the beneficiary go
10 do. NE viii sell. by auction, upon the
FRIDAY. MARCH 81 1900.
al 5.3O o'clock T. NJ. that LOT OF
LAND with "a frame dWewilng thereon,
frontinr, " feet on the east end Of VIII
iiams street. and extending back 10
Walker street ABOUT IS feet on one side
and 6t feet on the othcNside.
TERMS. Cash sufficient 10 deiIay the
o,rrnees of sale and 10 pay S,GS3l. bal
anre gt one year. secured by decd of trust.
A. j. CHEWING.
h. SIT ERDlNG
r,boQ Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29


Bv virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
dated November Is 1882. from Mollie c..
steel and George =. steel, her husoan1,
TO Addison T.. Holiday, as trustee re-
corded I'M the clerks office OF Hanover
County Court I'm Deadlock %, page rs
etc default having been made IN The pay
ment Of the debt therein secured, ana
being required SO 10 DO by the beneficiary,
] viii sen. at public auction on the
~ o''''' SATURDAY. APRIL /. 1S9a.
at F, T. NJ THIRTY-FOCR. ACRES OF
LAND. lying in Hanover county. va, on
east side OF Richmond, FiedeHeksbui
and Potomac railroad, a short distance
eouth of Gwathmey's Crossing t2GJoinlns
tho lands Of the late Charles y. Gwatn-
new more fully described ln said trust
deed. being the same thirty-four acres de-
scribed and conveyed in deco OF par
Gain and sale from Charles Il. Gwathmey
and wife to Mollie q. steel ana IN a
Mat thereto annexed, made ana recorded
simultaneously with said trustdeed, the
tract of land Included within the red lines
on said plat and thereon marked as Area
"a Acres" being the land TO be sold and
precisely the same as the tract or idnd
Included within the lines, as run by
courses and distances in said trust-deed,
and more deliberately described in said
deed Of bargain and sale, but said courses
and ditances as given IN SAID deeds, ~
order 10 harmonic and coincide with said
i.s in said plat, should be read in
inverse order. the land Is good and ad-
mirabiy located. About two-thirds cleared
and remainder in wood. improvements.
excellent frame stable.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs
and expenses Of sale and bond for
81. 10000. with interest at the rate OF O
per centum per annum from July 10. 1874;
balance. IL any payable In one year after
day OF sale, with interest added evidenced
Nv bond secured by trust-deed on said
property. ADDISON l.. HOLIDAY
mh26 trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29

Richmond. Va. March % 800
,ritF C0-pApT'NERSfIP HERETO
lore existing between g.. DOMINlcl and
l. ~ CATOGNl. undr tn firm name
ana style 90 T.. DOMlNlcl & co. has
been this day dissolved hy mutual con-
SOM Ar C7t0enl has sold bis interest
10 ar Dominica who succeeds ~ afl ar-
fefr ana assumes an Liabilities OF tho Coz
partner hip. g. DON! NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
-IOChHOLDERS of the NOkItSlbE
land COMPANY viii bee ne.d at the
state Bank of Virginia ON w Ed ES-
A. j.. MOSBY,
NH, Secretary and Treasurer.
TIN, REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of Inc STOCKHOLDERS Of the 4 MON
CARBIDE COMPANY viii be held on
Tf-FsDAY. April 3. 1850. at II a. NJ,
I'm Room 4. No. north Eleventh street
i,flhmond va. the office of the COM
r4nv Tor the election OF directors ana
f9r the TRANSACTION of SUCH oiner nusl-
~ se may be brought before the meet
mo a. Is. PROAL,
6fo Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29
RsIIROAD>'
Southern
Railway
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MARCH T.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MARCH H.
. TRAIN LEAVE RICHMOND "a.
ll.VV j.. NJ, NO. IL, southern Zap S,7'
daily for Atlanta. Augusta ana
points south. sleeper Ior u" i.ie'
Greensboro, SALISBURY anu S"ti
lOttg open IL lAcnmuhu ".'' = Va
stops TOR passengers at iO.di s'a-
ti0Is betwewcn richmond aud DAN
vile.
Connects at Dauyillc and Char
i0tte with New YORK anu ,o' -
Express lNO. 80, carr yiHe ..i o.s,
Shoppers betBecn New hoih ahu
Aiken and New YORK ana amp,
with connections Tor al 4 lOilea
points. Also. connects AZ pdhFlAe
and Charlotte with washing oh ana
Southwestern Limited 60. 80 carry
Ing through sleepers Delween sew
l0fk ana NASHVILLE, NeM iDih anu
Memphis, and New YORK ana NeM
Orleans, with connections LOT an
fOrni<.
1901 7. NJ, No. z, solid train daiiy. for
Charlotte. ~ c.. connects az Nose
Icy with Farmviie and Powhatai
railroad AT Keysyille for Clarks-
Vile. oxford. Henderson ana our
nam, and al Greensboro Iol LIl
ham, Raleigh and WinstOn-aAltin,
a. Danyiiie with NO, %. n 1lill'es.l
states fast mail, solid tram dal.y
Tor New Orleans and points S04th.
which carries sieepers New YORK 90
New Orleans ana New York 10 JACK
sonvtiie aud Miami Tor Nassau and
havana. Through sleeper salisbury
10 Memphis, also, Pullman tourist
sleeper every Wednesday dHJ SatuF-
day Washington 10 San Francisco
Without change.
Geo J.. a.. No. l.. local, daily except
sunday Tor keysvile and iutermc-
dltfe points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
$50 p M. From atlanta Augusta and
Asheriie.
stations
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. % and -. between Malche1te@
and NeaDous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29

Richmond. va. March T. 1879.
THE PARTN HITHERTO IN
listing between A. BARGAMIN and
MARY ,. BAEGAMIN, widow of George
Bargamin. under the firm style ol a.. q
4 BARGAMIN. is This day dissolved by
mutual consent a. Baretmin having pur-
chased the oufirc interest and goodwill
of Nlrt j. Eargamin boo said business
and having assumed an tho liabilities.
The business viii Doe continued by An-
hony Barsamin under The old nrm-name
Of o. g. A. Bareamin.
a. BARGANfN.
MARY j. gARGAMfN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29

Richmond. Va, March % 1899:
THE ANNTTAJ MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS of the WEST End
HOME BUILDING FUND ASSOC a.
TroN Will be held a. The office OF the
nresident. JAMES IL DOOLEY. No. 1lo3
easf Main street Richmond. Va, on
WEDNESDAY. April 3. 1899. at
O'Clock j. NJ. The transfer books VIII
Ia closed on March 3lst and re0pened
ON April d. 1859. GEO. j, ROGERS.
bp5 Secretary.
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Auction SAIEs--1his Day,
~~.~.a.H .as-a".H4H-nl0.-.1.-" p ~ -
BY Z. a. Catlin, Auctionee9.
No. q \. Eleventh 81.
rrRUsTEEs SALE
OF ...,,,,
LOTS IN PLAN OF BARTON HEIGlIIS.

In execution Of a deed OF trust 20 lio
srnrn lanes IA barton. Il uN., dated ten-
ruary IL. 1896. OF record IN cioLN giiNe
nenrico County Court, IN ID. j; H." ~
mage Az. default having been maze ln ,liq
payment OF a note therein seen se' 80 ~
being required 80 TO 90 ny 'he "o'Ue'
said note. j will, on 800, M ,ooo
WEDNESDAY, MARCH - leG'
AT e o'rlock 4. NJ. ON the premises sell
First. Lot 10 in Block In plan or ia Bar
"a go en- fhe east side OF Miller avenue,
bctween York and Home streets. ia.
second Lots Is and lG. or south sue
Of vale street, and Lots 20 ana 81, ~ oi n
~ said Man. and each having frontage
OF so feet cArrrrN
- Trustee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-21

signor Mareoni, OF wireless telegraph
fame, will visit the United States next
month
The steamer Roanoke has arrived at
Seattle, Wash, with $50 miners and gold
dust estimated at S25o,0oo.
A serious break occurred in the Erie
canal at Syracuse. N. Y, yesterday and
200 boats viii be delayed several days
until repairs are made.
President \. f. Young, of the Nation
al Base Ball League, has been notified
of the death of his father at Amster-
dam, n. Y, aged 81 years.
While driving with his family through
Holmesburg, suburb of Philadelphia
Frank Radcliffe was killed by bullet
fired by some unknown person.
Immense bodies of ice and large bergs
off the coast of New F'oundIand are in
terfering seriously with the fishing off
the banks and greatly retards traffic
across the Atlantic.
In attempting to arrest the Richard
brothers for Illicit distilling at Lake
Butler, Fla, Saturday night, Deputy
Sheriff Kite was shot and killed after
wounding both Of the brothers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-21

misled by their press. which is violent
ly Dreyfusard. for the very good reason
that majority of the foreign newspa-
pers have been bribed by the Jewish
syndicate. Gen. Mercier considers any
thing he might say explaining his posi-
ton, which is that of majority of the
French people, would be useless. The
best reply to the Dreyfusards' state
ment abroad will be the condemnation
of Dreyfus.
This condemnation is only matter
of ten days or fortnight, for con-
demned Dreyfus certainly will be. For
eigners will then see that their journals
have deceived them, for they will recog-
nize that the mass of the French ma
ton. who will receive the news of the
conviction of Dreyfus as joyful tidings,
is not composed of officials, and that the
majority of the French applaud the
condemnation, it will be because it is
Just and merited."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-21
JIM1NIz is INDIGNANT.

Declares His Arrest at Havana Was
an Outrage. "a
Havana, Aug. 21.-Gen. Juan Isidro
Jiminiz. the aspirant to the presidency
of Santo Domingo, left Cienfuegos yes
terday morning on the Polaria, bound
for Santiago de Cuba. After his release
he remained at the Union hotel until he
left the city. He complained bitterly to
his friends of the arrest.
1t is rumored in Cienfuegos that a
yacht will meet him at Manzanillo. Be-
fore leaving he said to the Associated
Press:
My mission is perfectly peaceful.
am unarmed and am going home in an
swer TO my country's call to take peace
full possession of the presidency. It was
no more lawful to arrest me than 1T
would be to arrest Mr.. Mckinley, when
after his election he was going from
Canton to Washington. am not SOL
der taking expeditions with me. Moth
ing of that sort is necessary. NY ap-
pearance in the island will be the signal
for peace and good government. An en-
thusiastic welcome will be accorded me
by nearly so per cent of the people of
Santo Domingo.
Il have absolute assurances that the
acting president will cooperate with
me as soon as he knows what the public
desires
Il can not understand the action of
the United States toward me. Many of
my best friends are Americans. and my
policy when president VIII be TO estab-
lIsh the closest relation between the two
governments"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-21
PIaare Brcaks out Afrcsh

Madrid Aug. 21.--Three fresh cases of
the bubonic plague are reported from
Oporto. They are said to be of mild
character. The Spanish consul there
will be prosecuted for failing to notify
the Spanish government of the out
break. 1t is estimated that already the
commerce of Oporto has suffered loss
of S5oo,O0O
Lisbon. Aug. 21.-The sanitary board
has resolved to isolate Oporto, where
the bubonic plague has broken out
with sanitary Gordon.
Paris, Aug. 2l.--An official decree au-
thorizes the Pasteur Institute here to
prepare a quantity of anti-plague
serum.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-08-21
l|EUI. DREW KILLED
Americans Encounter Large Force
Of Filipinos While Reconnoit-
ering North Of Angeles.
Sharp Engagement Ensues, Lasting
Over an Hour The Rebels
Driven Back.
Sixth Infantry Engages Enemy in
Mountains Of Negros-Gen.
Miles in Favor.

Manila. Aug. 21.-One lieutenant of
the Twelfth infantry was killed and
another was seriously wounded while
accommodating Saturday evening north
of Angeles. The Americans encoun-
tered large force Of insurgents and
drove them from their positions.
Lieut.. Cole OF the Sixth infantry, with
eighty men. encountered 100 insurgents
intrenched in the mountains of the is
land OF Negros and routed them after
an hour and a half of severe fighting.
The Americans had three men slightly
hurt. Nineteen dead insurgents were
counted in the trenches. Six rifles and
a quantity of reserve ammunition were
captured.
The insurgents recently cut the cable
in Laguna bay leading to Calamba, on
the south shore of the lake, but the
break has been repaired.