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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26
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AuStria's CAPITAL.

A son has just been born to Princess
Louise Of Coburg. the cable our
It Is not her first child. She has a son
who is in his 21st year-Prince Leopold,
named for her father. the king of the
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-26

The tireless investigator has taken a new
tack. Not content with having found out
n per cent of the population minds its
own business. and other pertinent subjects.
he has begun to unearth the shady sides
OF our own past histories and to ~conjec-
ture thereupon. Statistics on childran's lies
and their reasons for telling them are his
hobby just at present. Mothers and school
are the most prolific sources of in
o n the subject. In New York a
systematic campaign is being conducted in
the public schools by students of the child
The study is one of universal interest,
for few indeed are those people whose fund
of anecdotes can not yield up some amusing
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
STATUS OF THEIR RACE.
Current Race Problems Discussed by
Coiored Baptists i'm Coycntion.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 9O.-The status OF
the colored race was discussed to-day at
the second annual convention of the Dis
trict Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Coiored Baptist Church
The president. Rev Dr. ". G. Brown,
of Winston. y. g.. sounded the Keynote
in his annual address. From The express
s.ons of approval given by the delegates
1t becomes evident thlt Doe voiced ineF
sentiments I'm c0ndemning unlaWiulness 10y
negroes. as well as unlawful punishment
for their crimes.
The president sld in part. "ihe great
est sociological question before the people
OF this country is. what shall Doe done WIN
the negro. Three alternatives have been
suggested: subiunuon. emigration or eN-
termination. but the true solution has not
been touched. ChristanIzaton. Put
backbone and grace n the puipits. pun
moral power and courage into The minis
try both white and black. let them preach
fearlessly the gospel of peace and uniVer-
sal brotherhood. Der the people Doe taught
to fear God and keep ms commandment.
Jet am both white and c0lored. be trained
20 respect the majesty of the law, ana
this much-yeNel race problem will solVe
itself
Let MS condemn rape and rapists'
lynching and yuchers. Race preachers
are menace t0 the religion of Jesus
Christ. and lr cunning ill-adyisod indoc-
trnatlou and subtle theories they are SOW
ing from the pu.pits tares ia sulhcien.
abundf nee t0 choke The maturing grain.
In endorsing the presidents address
Rev Dr. spller. of Hampton, Va, said.
"I am ready as any one 20 rise up ana
condemn the wrong-doer be he white OF
colored. want to sustain the .aw, ana
If necessary for tho protection Of our
homes 20 exterminate every negro VINO
dsJbeys the law
Delegates were present from Maryland
the District 0f Columbia, PennsyiVan.d'
New Jersey Virginia, West virginia
Ohio and North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Sixty-Eight Nominated and Hold
Overs.
TYLER %, AND MARTIN 38'
Campbell County Returns Captain
Teatherstone TO the House and
Endorses Glass for the Sen
ate -Westmorcland Del
egatcs Will Work
for Tyler.

EAST RADFORD, VA, August 90
spociaL-Goyernor Tyler is in better
spirits than usual i'm regard 10 his cam
dldacy for the United States Senate.
While he has probably lost Wythe, which
was not unexpected, he feels that it has
been more than offset In other sections
OF the State
II is given out from headquarters what
is believed to De am accurate statement
Of the delegates nominated up 10 the pres
ent time. This shows that there have
been ten senator's nominated and thirty
seven members of the House OF which
AIr. Martin has q, Tyler a. doubtful B.
contested 4. making a total of As. there
are tweuty-one hold-Over senators making
"a total Of nominated and h0ld-overs TO
date Of IS. OF which Tyler has ., Martin
IS and doubtful g. I'm tWenty-one out ut
the legislative districts that have noAli-
mated for Martin. Tyler's name was not
allowed 10 go before the people and it
IS conceded that Mr. Martin has rushed
conventions and nominations in every
place where his prospects are most ia.
v0rablc
There are y yet 20 be nominated, and
IL should be borne I'm mind that Of these
y senator's and delegates ther-r are n in
the Ninth district. s in the Sixth, S In the
Tenth : I'm the Eighth. 10 in the First,
etc. etc and that these are Tylers
strongholds from which De expects t1 get
at icast three-fourths He is confidently
counting on at least 4j Of the members
yet 10 be nominated. and insists that he
will have not less than CS ,or 20 members
Of the caucus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
WESTM0RELAND DELEGATES
Tyler Endorsed and Hon. w. a. Jones'
Course Commended.

HAGUE VA, August 2S.-Special-The
Democrats of WestmOreIand met in mass
meeting to-day court day. 90 elect dele
gates 10 the legislative and senatorial con-
venti0ns which meet nc Union village,
Northumberland county, on the lith day
OF September. and Warsaw Richmond
county on the 18th. respectively
The question of each district choosing
separately IT'S own representatives. after
ellciting some discussion. was lost. and
the mass-meeting proceeded 20 elect SIX
men from each of the three districts in
the county and one al large.
There was no opposition To- amy Of the
nineteen men nominated. and resIiuti0ns
We're unanimously adopted recommending
these gentlemen % support and vote for
Mr. O.. J G0uldman Ca repr sent Vest
m0reland and northumberland counties
I'm the Legislature No opposition is am
tlclpated in northumberland.
Three delegates from each district were
then chosen 10 the senatorial convention.
Messrs W. Mod. Lee and C.. Harding
Walker were the opposing candidates
and quite a lively fight had been expected
between them. but Alr. Walkers friends
had turned out in fun force and carried
everything before them.
Resolutions were then adopted Instruct
inc the delegates tO vote for Mr. Walker.
strongly endorsing Governor Tyler for
the United states Senate. and commend
ing Hon. W. 4. Jones for the manly and
generous course he has pursued
Both Mr. Gouliman and Mr.. Walker
vii do an IN their power for the election
Of Mr. Tyler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
WANTED THEIR GRIPS.
4 Somewhat Exciting Scene at the
Byrd Street station.

Several excited passengers clamoring for
their yalises, and disposed 10 De exceed
ingly angry because they We're not forth
coming. attracted considerable attention al
the Byrd street Station last night Just
before the departure of the 7:4O north
bound train.
DO is the custom for passengers, when so
disposed 90 check their satcheis or other
baggage az the news-stauds Ia the Byrd
stree. station. a number of passengers
had yesterday avaAed themselves of this
privilege. but when they called for them
To- take the train the place was locked,
and It was stated that tho young man who
is usually in charge had not been there
since shortly after - O'Clock.
The passengers were exceedingly angry
but had 90 depart without their satche!s
shortly after the train pulled ont the
door to the news office was broken In. and
the satche's being an right buggy
was secured and am effort made 20 catch
the train at Elba. It was too late, how
ever.
The passengers wiz get their goods all
right later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
MAY BE ANOTHER
CONFERENCE
Matters in Dispute Between the
TransvaaI and England Likely to
Be Further Considered

PRETORIA. Aug. 30-The British dl-
plomauc agent here. Mr.. Conyinshlm
Greene. has handed to the Secretary OF
state. j.. W. Reitz. tho reply of the
British Secretary of State Tor the Colo
nies. Mr.. Chamberlain, 90 the Trans
vaars alternative proposals 20 the Joint
Commission suggested by Great Britain
90 inquire into the enect which the 500
posed franchise reform measures VIII
have upon the Ouuanders.
Mr. Greene afterwards bad long au-
dleuce with the State officials Ihc ms
ture of the dispatch is NOT disclosed.
but was subject o. The consideration Ot
the Executive this afternoon.
It Is understood that another confer
ence may occur at cape Town The
result IS anXiously awaited
CAFE TOWN. Aug 9-At a meeting
of the Scandinayians Of Johannesburg.
just held. only Two of them voted i1
favor of forming a volunteer corps in
ease of war.
LOURENZO MARQUES DELAGOA
BAY. Aug 30-rwo Transvaai police
officers We're arrested to-day upon their
arrival here.
CONFIDENT THERE WILL nE WAR.
SEATTLE. WASH. Aug. 20-Dlv.d l..
Wilson. who claims to Doe an agent of the
British government. aud to have import
amt papers for cine Home office has are
rived here en- route to London from the
Transya8L
Mr. Wilson says De has no doubt that
there viii Dee war. "l have been three
years in The Tmnsyal' and know the lead
ers oe the B0cr government wen. Presi-
dent Kruger does not want war. lie IS
now an old man. As such. ne has not
the control of the Cabinet that he had
once. The Cabinet .s composed Of young
blood who want independence ana. who. 7
may say Will never give up until they
have either attained 70 or been wiped out
OF existence by the English forces.
when the blow is struck 1t Will be
fatal one I'm the Transvaal. The Brit
ish for months have been massing troops
and are practically ready az this time. II
necessity demands. immediate action"
SCENE IN CAPE HOUSE.
CAPE TOWN. August 30.-There was a
violent scene in the Cape House OF As
sembly to-day when Mr.. Cecil Rhodes
repeated HIS conviction that the T'ransvaal
secret service fund was largely used DIR
-. CONTINUED on Fifth Page)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Present Status of the Scramble for
the Old COmpany's Lines.
THE OUTCOME is UNCERTAIN.
All Three Aspirants Seem TO Mean
Business, However, and the
Council Must Decide Which
Offer is Best for the City
OF Richmond and the
People.

"You can state positively on my au-
thorltv that the Richmond Traction Com
pany IS in the race for the franchises Of
the Richmond Railway and Electric Com
pany." said a gentleman who IS in a
position to know, yesterday morning.
'Unless the old company relinquishes its
franchises" he continued. 'there viii be
nothing especially valuable to contend for
before January /. 1901. The franchises Of
the Clty Railway company. which expire
December 81. 1899. cover the Main-street
route from Twenty-eighth street, east
through Fulton. from Beach west on Main
to the city limits, and on Laurel street
south Of Main.
THE MOST VALUABLE.
"Those that expire January l. 1901. are
by far the most valuable. They include
the Main.street route from Twenty-eighth
To Beach street. the lines on Eighth. Ninth
and Broad. and that on Laurel street be
tween Main and Broad.
"I nave no idea that the Richmond Rail
way and Electric Company will give up
anv of their franchises absolutely on the
chance that the Council win then grant
them to some syndicate which viii only
huy them upon that condition. ] don L
see exactly how the Street Committee or
the Council can deal with a proposition Of
that character"
THE OTHER BIDDERS.
The positive news that the Traction
Company Is I'm the field viii doubtless
have the effect of spurrIns the other bid
ders on To- more strenuous efforts.
That there are many solid citizens IN
feres'ed In all the sYrdicates which are
nehting for the prize cannot be denied,
ana as far as personal responsibility and
financial ability coos there is little 70
choose one way or the other
II the Committee ON Streets takes the
matter mp September sth. which many
doubt. there VIII be an interesting meet
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
WANDERED ALONE
FOR FOUR WEEKS
The Pathetic Story Of a Little Boy
Who Came to Richmond on An
Excursion and Lost His Way.

A forl0n. deiected-lookng little boy
between ten aud eleven years of age,
made his way into the office of tEe train
dispatcher of the Atlantic Coast Line
yesterday and stood looking with am APP
uealing EXPRESSION at the busy train
handlers
As soon ms there was leisure 20 talk 10
him his business was inquired and he told
"a very pathetic story-one which at once
enlisted the sympathy of those who heard
it,
He said that his name was Jimmie
Thomson and his home was four miles
from Gary's. y. c.. whore Doe lived on a
farm with his widowed mother and a
brother many years older than himself
on AN EXCURSION.
Four weeks ago. i'm company with a
friend. a hoy somewhat his senior he
came 20 Richmond on am excursion, but
got lost from his friend shortly after
leaving the depot Tie wandered around
for hours in search of him, bat his quest
proved fruitless.
The little fellow said that the then tried
90 ind his way back to the depot and
asked everyone he met whore it was but
no one paid any attention 20 him.
He said ne dldn't ask "a policeman the
way because he had never seen any men
Ike them before and was afraid of them.
The hov had $3.50 i'm his pocket when
hc reached Richmond and on this he sub
sisted for four weeks having fifty cents
left when ne reached the depot yester-
day lie said ho bought five cents worth
OF bread at q time and always lascs
cakes" He slept wherever he could.
STORY CONFIRMED.
The little fellows story had the ring
OF truth and his face was am honest one.
Ic told Mr. A. A. Mckay who was i'm
charge. that De knew Mr. Lee Collier. I'm
Emporia Mr.. Collier was ar once com
municated with and replied that the boys
story was am right and that his mother
was much disturbed at his absence
An effort was then made 10 secure him
transportation home and purse was
made mp in the dispatcher's Office At
this iuncture. however. Mr. Collier wired
that he had placed the money for ticket
in the hands OF the agent at Empofia
He asked that the boy DE sent 10 him and
said he would see him home safely.
Meanwhile Mr.. Mckay procured good
meal for the boy from the restaurant ana
he enioved 81 greatly. His ticket was cot
and he left at 1890 last night for En-.
poria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
TAKES CHARGE
SEPTEMBER lST
Southern Railway officials Make Final
Tour Of inspection of Atlantic
and DanvilIe To-Day.

The exclusive publication in The Times
a week ago this morning that indications
uointed TO the purchase Of the Atlantic
and Danvile railway by the Southern
railway. is reinforced by the statement
Yesterday by a gentleman in position to
know. that the sale has taken place.
The southern will take possession Of its
new ACQUISITION o-morrow-September
1st. The sale was negotiated recently,
but the exact date Of the transaction Is
not known.
INSPECTION TOUR TO-DAY.
To-day the head officials Of the South
orp railway will make final INSPECTION
M the propertv so as to know its con-
dft-on at the time of its taking possession.
A special train has been gotten In reali-
ness. and the Southern officials VIII
board n to-day and 90 over the entire
line from Norfolk TO Danyiiie, dis
tance Of si miles.
The Atlantic and Danville was not until
within the past year or two a paying
property. Since then. however. IL Is said,
the road has about paid expenses OF ope-
rating.
SHUTS OFF COMPETITION.
one effect OF the sale OF the Atlantic
and Danville TO the southern VIII be to
shut of entirely railway competition to
Danvllle. The Southern already owns the
Danvile and Western. running westward
to Stuart. Patrick county. The Southern
Atlantic and Danville. and Danville and
western. are the only roads tntering
Danvllle.
The Southern also prevents the build
ing OF a competing line 10 the South by
the Atlantic and Danvllle which was
projected 10 connect the road with one OF
the big systems touching at Columbia.
5. q. i4.-i-- 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
CUBAN CENCUS ORDERED.
Presidents Proclamation Received by
Genera Brooke at Havana.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 30.-President Nc
Kinley sent 10 General Brooke no Havana
the following proclamation. providing for
a census Of the population OF Cuba:
Executive Mansion.
August d., 1899.
ITO the People OF Cuba.
''The dis0rganized condition OF your ISL
and resulting from the war and the abb
sence OF any generally recognized author
ity aside from the temporary military con-
troll OF the United States have made IL
necessary that the United states should
follow the restoration OF order .xd peace
ful Industry by giving It's assistance and
supervision 10 the successive steps By
which you VIII proceed 10 the establish
ment Of an effective system Of self-gov-
ernment
"As a preliminary step In the perform
ance OF this duty. I have directed that a
census OF the people Of Cuba DE taken and
have appointed competent and dlsinterest-
ed citizens OF Cuba as enumerators and
supervisors.
1T is important for the proper arrange
ment of your new government that the IN
formation sought should be fully and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
ORDERED TO TAKE iMUS.
Reported That AguinaldO iiasDirected
That the Town BE Attacked.

MANILA. August @.-l3o p. Mt IS
renortei that Agunaldo. the Filipino
leader. has ordered the rebe. generals I'D
he province of Cavlte 90 close in on ana
attempt to ta.a the town of linus. and 1t
is added that troops are concentrating
around The town from the surrounding
country The rebels. it is further sald'
have au outpost of seven hundred men
on the Uas M1rinas road. and another
force in the town OF Anabo
The Americans are outrenchine the town
and they have no fear of the result " any
attack hv the rebels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
AN ESTIMATE Of THE DEAD.
Porto Rican Storm Wiped Ont from
Three 20 Five Thousand.


NEW YORK. August 3o-The steamer
Caracas which arrived to-day. brouth- a
number of passengers from Porto Rican
ports
one of the passengers said: THE DESC
lation and destruction caused AZ me town
and har50r of Ponce is appalling The
number of deaths among the people mas
not as yet been ascertalned' ou' ,l
certainly number 8.0o0 for the whole
island. probably em.
Tbe desuuuon is being relieved as rap
idly as possible by the government OH
cisls The lower classes of The people,
however are Inclined 90 De troublesome.
and b. fs feared that there will Dee an ont
break among them
"Thr place has been stricken by floods
bv the win VI Cod they say. complete
the work by fire." and they threaten 10
nm the town TO- the torch. TIL night be-
fore we sailed the garrison of l' troops
were under arms expecting trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Martin I'm Ncwnort News.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. August 3d.
specisl.-senator Thomas 5. Martin was
here today conferrlng with his lleuten-
ants IN this section. The Senator ex-
pressed himself as thoroughly satisfied
with the outlook.
He left for Richmond late this after
MON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
SUMMARY OF TO-OAYS NEWS.


Local.
Hon Vs. a. Jones spoke last night In
-Ths Traction Company after the Rich
mond Railway and Electric COMPANY
-New Workers want TO invest millions
Farmers are making money I'm Han
State headquarters 20 bo opened hero
"A chapter 0f accidents.
-Reuoried that the southern VIII TAXA
possession of the a. and d. railway to-
Story OF a lost boy
State.
Peculiar strike in which tho color limo
An authoritative statement of tsler's
claims boo the campaign.
Captain Folthcrstoue rcnomlnated IN
Campbell and Glass confirmed Tor ths
"a man carrier arrested for embczzie-
|jcnerson confesscs % having killed
Barnes because he did not Keep MS
promise 10 him.
General
-Obio Democrats nominate Mclean Tor
Governor and reiicrate thclr support OF
the Chicago platform.
''' Altseid no longer a member os tho
National Democratic Committee. AoisaR
made chairman OF the Ways aud heons
Committee. -.
Government decides 20 expend $u'oOo
In nublic improvements in Porto REQ.
1John Delagel indicted at Darlen, GA.s
there was no excitement
Foreign,
-Rumcred at Rennes that MERCER Is
planning 70 spring q surprise; evidence
Yesterday was favorable 10 preyfus.
-Chamberlain's Birmingham speech In
famed the Beers. and war Is almost cer-
tain though there may be another Cape
conference
-Aguinaido reported 20 have ordered In.
surgentS 70 attack and taAs tswG " lmas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
Tide of Evidence Dreyfus' Way Breaks
Their Hitherto Solid Front,
MAY ADMIT ESTERHAZYS GUILT.
Yesterday Was Quite Drcyfus Day in
Matter Of Evidence - General De-
love, Last 20 DcpOsc, Alone
Gave UnfavOrabic Tcsti-
mcny-Picot, However,
Blundcrcd,


rr,,-,-rr AM. n Tho air or Ronucs
..th ,,,r,,rs of
'I4s evening '7
cnspirtcies ana pi -"l''i''S oi
theatre. but nothing precise can DE "s-
,eftsined. General Merc.er's attitude DUR
sr. tt. 1as. few dlvs has mystinCd DIS
,.no,,.,. r tha case. ue is extremely
r..,... g.. +haf DID.
Clever ana 'io ... ,c
IS preparing something, iN' 'N
which viii he revealed in Cd g." days.
.,..,, ec,e.-.t as beyond question
...... .i,....,,, of opinion
,..s-.I. While Tire
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f..i,. t......i...-.. Since Roget has as
s,,r,., ,t,.,..f.,,t Tie loi,. of lhe defender
of tf- army fgus making himself pope
mar with t9. army and aItn large scc-
tion nj th, nation. and hc probably would
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
CAMPBELL N0MINATES.
'eatherstOne Returned and Glass En-
,1,,.-,1 ~. tho Gouafp

EcathcrstOne RetuFncu ana Nia~s I'M
dOrsed for the senate.
LYNCHBURG, VA. Aug. 0.-Special.-
The Campbell County Democratic Con-
vention met to-day at Rustburg with a
fun attendance Captain j. G. Feather
stone. incumbent. was nominated for the
House Of Delegates by acclamatlou The
nomination by Lynchburs city of Mr.
Carter Glass for the state Senate was
ratified unanimously. as was also the
nomination by AppomattoN county OF
Mr. j. r. Horsey for hoatcr member OF
the House. No resolutions IN regard Go
the United States senatorship were intro
duced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31

accurately given. and ] request that by
every means iu your power You ala the or
fcers appointed, In the performance OF
their duties.
WILLIAM MKfNLEY."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-31
WEATHER FORECAST.

virginla-Fair Thursday and Friday.
probably preceded by showers on the
coast Thursday: fresh easterly winds.
North Carolina Generally fair Thursday
and Friday; fresh easterly winds.