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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-27
THE DEGRADING INFLUENCE OF
MONEY.

MONEY.
The love OF money" saith the Scrip
lures, lis the root of all evil" and the
experience of men goes far to confirm
the saying; for If an evil happen from
whatever cause, we shall find that be-
hind the cause. at the very root of the
matter, lies the nsid;ous love of money,
without which the evil would not have
come. This love, always paramount
with many individuals, and potent in
all ages. from the very dawn of time
has now become the master spirit Of
this generation. 1t prevailed greatly in
the days Of Solomon. and he has many
wise proverbs and warnings against 1t.
lii the time Of Christ. ii ovcrcame the
young man whom Jesus loved and who
went sorrowfully away when Christ
bade him sell all he had and give it to
the poor,-"for he had great posses
sions;" and Christ thereupon said that
1T was as difficult for rich man 10
enter the kingdom of heaven as for Il
camel TO so through the eye of a
needle.
The passion has expanded and grown
in Intensity with mankind; the violence
and virulence OF the combat have in
creased with the numbers engaged
from age To age, from generation to
generation, til to-day we are closing
this NIX. century OF the Christian era
with Worldwide and hand to hand
struggle between men of all nations
and all conditions for money and about
Importance, in temporal estimation, TO
which money has attained and how
strong and prevailing is the love Of it,
it is only as these tend to vitiate and
damoralize men that the Nrglnian-
Pilot, It present. cares TO consider
them. From this standpoint the mon
cy-question" assumes an entirely new
phase. has nothing to do with party
politics. as commonly understood and
which is right, the bmctallists or the
monomctalllsts. becomes Il matter OF
Indifference The engrOssing extent of
money and the interest taken in It. are
obvious facts that prove the existence
of a tremendous money influence that
has increased steadily throughout the
historical ard commercial period of the
earth, that is still steadily increasing.
and that should be diminished
We think all rational persons ought
10 concur in this view, without regard
TO morality or religion. though both re-
ligion and morality. we are persuaded.
without regard TO party or dcnomina-
lion. should vigorously and zeaiously
re- infOrcc reason in ccnleluufn.r a
possession mat threatens 10 he
monomania that Will blind its subjects
Ia everything but profit and loss. Ger
tainly. IL even our religious teachers
and moral cssayists accept retainers on
the side Of money. trusts expansion
and imperialism. no movement can
hope TO have much ..ucccss tina. seeks
TO introduce higher motives than sOr-
ala ones TO the present OF the rising
generation. Yet among tho advocates
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

Missouri has S77 coal mines.
No electric railroad Ia Paris
Belgium contains 19, 500 saloons.
wyoming has twenty soda lakes.
Duluth bookkeepers will organize.
Ftaaklinvlle, n. Y. hasn't u saloon.
New York has 4. $50 drinking saloons
Paris highest house has eigbt ston =
Al Juneau. Alaska. coal costs $40 ton.
wheeling has th,rtv-two stog.e factories
New YORK has a newspaper writers union.
Fu,ployes OF a Noblevtlle, Ind, bottle
WORKS lost strike
A proposed Indiana law will abolish the
saloon free lunch.
Tennesses Legislature has been asked TO
abolish tradlng stamps
scotch steel workers were conceded per
cont advance in wages.
Chicago BalIdlng Trades Council consists
OF twenty-seven unions.
Ia Loadon government laborers demand q
minimum wage OF 24s u week
The Bricklsyers ana MAsons' international
Union Is thigly-thrre years old.
Falkirk, Scotland, nolders demand An In
crease OF AZ per cent. In wages.
bakers and eonfectioners national conven
ton will he held In Chicago On March 3.
Most Of the recently elected ofiicsrs Of tn
Cleveland Central Labor CnioE are Social
ists
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

washiDgton, d. C.. Especial .)-AgODeiiio,
head OF the so-cailed Philippine junta here, /
will sndeavor TO get a hearing az the Slate /
Department. He has some fort OF propoti- I
tlon from Aguinaldo. said 10 be In The nature
OF an uitimaiun from the alleged Pliiippiss
republic. which he will endeavor 10 submit
While Il is probable that the State Depart
meBt viii allow Agoncilio 10 leave his pap
ers. a. wac done on former occasion. Il h
understood that thsrs is not the least like
lihood any ofieisl recognition whatever
being accorded 10 AguinAido's envoy. The
intimatlon "a the Alovs dispA,ch that diplo-
matte relations will he broken on unless
Aguinaldo's proposition Be keeeded 70 is at
surd. since no such diplomatic relations
txlst
In government circles the Madrid story
that spain has been askcd 10 recognize the
republic OF the Filipinos IL given nc Gre
dence. and lt is not supp, sed Tor = moment
that Spain would contract an alliance With
the insurgents for the release Of Tho prison
ers Such an alliance would lie an IN
friendly Ec'.
No Confirmation 90 Madrid Report.
Secretary Aiger said that while be would
be pleafod 20 hear that the Filipinos had
liberated the Spanish prisoners held by them
he had no cfneial information 20 connru
tnis statement 20 hat eneet coming IRON
Madrid Gen. OTIS has been eabled for &C
carats information respecting The number
OF these prisoners, but 40 far he has no
given the Information. The governmen
IL pledged to endeavor 10 secure their rC
lease, ard Il will use every proper effort q
do 40, but IL cannot be held 20 the perioE
nance OF the impossibie. must be allowe'
its own time. and the use OF what IL deem
the best means TO accomplish the task.
The ofnciAls here are not moved by th
reported threat Of Filipino iunsa ir Eurep
10 withdraw Ag6ncillo and his fellows froI
Washington ~ they are not speedily recol
nized officially. While Agoneillo has bee
we'll treated Informally, he has not been re-
ogDiz- by the governmen and IL may
stated positively that he will not Re.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

The Hong-Kong correspondent Of tho
London Times says:
"a crowded meeting ot the leading con
uerciai Chinese held At the Cainese ClAn--
her 0f Commerce sunday unanimously az -
proved the views recently expressed here by
Lord Chat.es b resfori as GO the esessity
for reform. the maiutenRnce cf tho open
door and the reorganization o. the army aud
navy under British "a SOS. IL was sEon-
taneous Chinese meeting, unprompted ~
foreigners, and was. therefore. highly sig
Hidcnut" "
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

PROGRESS Of the Chinese hsvoiation In
Kw4ng Tung and Kiang 81.
The London Daily Mail publishes the foi-
towing disT ateh from Shanghai:
ssThe Au Houi rebels, who, under tie no
,or,ous desperate Nui. re-eDforced oy rebels
rroun ihs province of Ho Nan, attacked the
,,tv o, Ku Yung, on January ~. have cap
.ured il and ordered the execution OF Al the
civil aud military cfaeias. They hare aise
,antu,ed another city and district In the
,sme prefecture, the rebel ~ sympath:sers aay'
I.g opened the gates OF the town. The
,.b.is ara now marching TO besiege shar
cbnn An the province Of Kwans TnnF and
"a, Chau. In the province OF kssas 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28


N.wyor4. y. T.. (ssesssI.)--nss As.
nsral arnl.r w.. presented vita i>sst~
,wors ~ Bis brother rssab<ss of tns hof~
Arcanun AZ Csrnsxis Masis Hail. - ~
pres~ucs of 900 person-. Gov LeSpos
q Maryland. uisn q party. ant isrse -, -
oer % naval oeaesrs. we're present-
recelving the sword with = gTAeefa. sP@7
ADMIRAL scalsy huckied - - BIS sia7 -
shock hands VITA about s.ooo nee, vomeo-
and cbLtrcn.
Grand Regent IT, G. wiegins. q hens.
ny. Chairman of TIE cocaniitee Nn'.~
bad bcen preparing the tcstimonieh- 49,, -,
a few insrcductory remarks, teinN< -
oll ct of the gathering and orins'NS ies,- -
nunerous cheers from she andience y -
auasioas % Schleys wcrk 81 San.ses.-
Surrene Regent Eisoa NJ SenrJxef, q -
ti-nore. who presided. male TIE presents
tion. Ard said
10 he nars and 90 behalf 81 oeaFit
/ so. 900 mem oers q The Royal Arcanu@, y
/ Ia ny most pleasant daty % pr~sent % yeo
this lsve.ed sword e. a testlinon4ai * tee's
4 affection fsr yoa a. . merooer % ne oreef'
/ their appreclation % you ss a fellov-eit' 80 /.
/ ana their adriratloa q Jour di<tinsnsnsa
/ career A. aucccssiul and Brilliant nAF@'
/ commander"
Aamssa schicy accepted tas SIR and
cheers. and said
"Comiog 20 m~. a. this exquisite sword
does. vita the aGecticnate regard of NJ
f,ilow-msu bcrs. and IN fora taat inplis'
the coufdcnce ot dcica-e. iet az &c - 80
should occasion ever occur Ter "a Gee 10 ~
service % that countFy Whish eur osgani1s
tlon loves a. dearly. "a may te 20 me in
rraaard honor ~ both 4"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

: ysd5cAts 90 Control Ptsnss sn Central
ohio sad IndlAna

Nsw York. n. r.. Especial Arrange
ments have been eompieted tor ths eonsolf-
dalton OF the IilcminAtlng and Natural Gas
Eleotric Lightinz properties. pisnsa. nnd
franchises Ia Central and Southern EaaIana
asd OHIO. T. G. Bsnedlef. who has large
investments In gas property throughout Ia-
diana. Is the priaeipal tAeter Of the ccmbi-
nation. Associated with hin are AntAs a
\. Brady. Frederick p. c.eest. Sknnusl
ThemAs. Charles +. DieEich. Sohn Sloan aEd
samuel Thosne.
unaer The laws of New Jersey. vita tns
0ane OF the Cektral UuioH Gas Company
The caPi;alizatioa Will bs go. 900. coo, hali
common apd half preferred, the preferred
being ent.tied 20 per cent. cumulative dkei-
/ ields. Ten millions. half common and ball
preferred. are retained la the treasury Eog
improvements aad extensions.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

Berlin, (By Cable. )-Germany, Il Is ~
derstood Is not likely 20 propose a confer
snce as 10 samoan AFFAIR.", but the Govern
ment will readily cohsent 20 enter confer
euce II the United States Government Tr0-
poses one.
Tho Germaa guDboat Hits has been order
ed 70 samoa 10 replace tho cruiser Cor
moran.
Emperor william has Issued an order PER
mitting reports henceforth 10 DO sent hin
typewritteD.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

Thrilling Experience Of Fireman on tho
PennsyIvania Railroad.

Trenton. n. j., Especial. John Mont
gomery returned 70 his home In this city
after tho most thrilling experience be ever
had as q fireman on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. Hs had Just ridden for three miles
hanging By his fingers az the eide OF a issight
caboOse.
Montgomery was on his way from Jersey
City and left his engine 10 20 10 the end of
the train. which suddenly puiied out and he
had 10 mako dash after IL. lie grabbed
hold OF the forward end OF the caooose, but
did rot catch the front rail and was thrown
against the side Of the car.
BIS cnly hEoII,ssrttSO prevent being ground TO
death under the W&Es was 70 get some
hold with his Isl<< He nnally got four
fingers tightly. ron Il window OF the
eaboose, out l35ss7ll was In constant danger
| Of falling. He shouted for some one 10 stop
t6e trafn,~6at the noise Of the wheels pre-
vented his being heard.
The engineer thought Montgomery Wa
IA the eabOose and was not alarmed 6y hi
absence. Montgomery dropped TO th'
ground exhausted when the train reached
lis Arst stop at the HaekensAek coaliEl
point. The muscles OF hts arms and leg
we're badly twisted, and he will be heIpivs
| Tor several days.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

Mr.. Waite, r A., who is over 80, Il going
TO devote himself TO sculpture for a time.
Jokai, the Hungarian novelist, lives In ex-
treme sirapiicity, and Is seldom seen away
from home.
Emma Eames Is noted for her vlvac.ty OF
the stage. In addition 20 lovely face, she
Is possessed OF very keen wiz.
Emile Zola's private charities are saiF 10
DO larger. In proportion TO his means, than
those of acs ether msn IN Paris.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

wife Arrested snd Cpen nvideaes "a la
assst Charged wfth Murdsf.

Baltimorc. Ma, especial. l-AssriAh Heck
ard was found In dying condition Ntlh
bullet hole la bis head a. his home Ia this
city. aud BIS wife il under arrest charged
with hsving shot hin.
Rsckard died soon after his removal 20
hospital. aud mo polics say the shoetiaE
was tbs result % jealousy. aud claim 80 have
no doubt % tho uoman's gQiit. She Was
found wandering About the streels clothed
in her nigbt dress. an1 told tas police tAat
she was awaksued from her slscp y pistol
shot. aud saw a colorcd man In the room.
whsseup0n sac leApcd through ths wiadog.
carrying sao sash With her. aud escaped.
Tho police sataequensly found tue gittcl
with which Rsekard IL supposed 20 haS~
/ been shot. witness &C tho Caroner's Ia
quest testified that he bad sold the weapon
j 90 Mr.. Rsckard. Tue Coroaer's Jury r.
+ turned q verdict charging Mn. nsekard
Nith The crime.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28
EAaAN COURT MARIIAI-
General Eagan wit Enter Plea OF Not
Guilty And AlleEs Qualification -~-

Guilty And AlleEs Qualification -~-
Washington, d. c. Especial The court
martial which will try tommissAry- General
EAgan on chsrgssof conduct uneecomins
an offieeysDd gentleman and 20 the rr~tu-
dice OF good order aud military discipline,
held its nrst session Wednesday morning.
The trial will probably last only few days.
General Esgan will plead not guilty in a
general way aud probably Will enter pies
OF Justification. Such action Is customary
IN cases OF this character, but Il rests With
the court whether the plea will be allowed.
IL Is not likely II will be denied General
Pagan.
Su6ge-Adv0cats Davis said he expects te
B. ave no dlfi-ully In proving that Genera
Eagan made the ttatsmeDts In the tpeeinea
ions before the wzr commission. even II h'
cannot produce the original typewriter
ratement read by tho accused, or Obtain
one Of the copies OF It given out BY Genera
EagaD." The War Commissioners nav
ters.~ said he, "and heard the ktatemon
~aa1-N
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

Attempt 60 Blow Up House OF MANAGE
OF Omaha PacktnE Company.
South Omaha. Nst.. Especial. )-An al
tempt was made % blow up with dynamite
the residences o. z. b. Towle. the manager
of the Omaha Packing Company. AT that
hour a nan named William Barrier. on hs
way homa. saw fickering light on tho
porch. lie drew the burning matter OF IA
porch a0d found it was package with "a
fuse attached. Tho package Was found 20
contain SIX sticks Of dynamite. lt l. sui
posed that persons recently discharged from
tue service of the company are respots bic.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

Earthquakes la Southern Greece destroyed
a number of villages and Injured macy PER
sons.
There has bean renewed lighting in the
Congo state, aad the Belgian troops have
suffered heavy Losses.
The French minister for war. NJ. he Frey
cinet, has released Major Esterbazy from
his cath Of professional secrecy IN view OF
. his forthcoming sestimony Ia TIE Dreyfas
ease.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

spaniards Merciiessls Put 60 Death while
Coming From Church.

Labusn, Island 90 Ls0uan. British Bor-
neo. (By Gable. The steamer Labuau.
which has Just returned from tue Island O1
palwan. Ia tho southwestern portion of toe'
Philippine archipelago. reports that mo
spanish Governor Of the island and q num-
Ter Of spanish officers were murdered by the
natives while issuing from the church. TIE
natives then retired 70 the hills. taxing The
women and children aud some men a. pris-
oners.
spanish gunboat and a mail boat called
and left again. Captain Picrt. oi the
steamer Lahuan. interviewed the natives
ard brought away the Governors witc. ths
other women and children. a priest and !.
soldisrs. all of whom are now safe az Sac
daSau. British For 60.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

Tore2a, Kan, Especial. BY a vote cf A.
ty-nvo 20 tbirts-sight the lower house 81 the
Kansas Legislature killed tArse separate res
OlGtions indorslng the expansion policy
Of the national Administrations There are
ninety-two republican voles and thirty~thres
fusiOaist votes In the House, bat the EePut-
Hcans were outmAneuvsrsd by thsir OF
poneut4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

san Francisco. Cal. Especial. IA re-
sepgion given to General Shafser BY the peo-
pie OK san Francisco at ths falaco Hotsf.
the General reviewed me Santiago csmpalxn
and saidi
The easpaiga bas tsea criticised. tut
heretofore have said little about is. Soe
that aH AZ homo and among friends.
bave no hcsitatIoh 10 sayinS thos net a mis-
take nor blnpdsr wss made Ia that ean-
paigp. Il you want to hurt snsbods you
have COS 70 get zp near enough so thsy eas
| hurt you. Il vas ngbt between meA ans
Tue vicu ~ went 20 tho beat soldiers 2n>
b-st nArSsmeD>
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

Paris. (Hy Gable. MAJ. Comte Ferdinand
Walsin Estsrhazy. the reputed agtaOr OF the
Dreyius boEaereau. who arrived here from
Rotterdam 20 testify before the Court %
Cessation wrote 20 NJ. De FEeycinet the
Minister Tor War. asking 10 Dc released from
his oath OF professional secrecy.
81 Do Freyeinet accsded 90 his request.
ard It is believed that Comts Esterhazy viii
appear before the court. He continues 10
decline 40 s@aeive visitors.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28
MEMORIAL TO ENSIGN BAalEY.

Ceremony OF UnvetiiDg al Naval Academy
Witnessed by Many Onicers.
Annapolis. Nd, Especial The memorial
tablet placed ln the Naval Academy chapel
In memory OF EDsiga Worth Bagley. WHO
was killed on the Winslow OF Cardenas In
the late war, was unveiled ia the presence
Of a large number OF naval ol1ieers and
Others. Lieut.. John b. Bernadou, who com
manded the Wleslow, raised the veiilng.
Mrs. Bagley. mother OF Ensign Blg,ey, aud
his ais or were present..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

state Department Forwards Them 90
Ambassador white.

Awbaasador white
Washington, D. c.. Especial The state
Department has forwarded 20 Ambassador
White. at Berlin. fuli Instructions as 30 the
presentation be - 20 make TO the German
minister Tor foreign Affairs relative 70 the
indignity reported 90 have been offered the
American chief justice of samoa, W. l..
Chambers, by the German officials as Apia.
The department has eiso lad some ex-
changes with the German ambassador heEs
on the subiecr. The nature OF these com
munieatiobs cannot De revealed. out Il Il be
lieyed that they show al abiding confidence
ia tbe disposition OF the German govern
reDt 90 right any wrong that may have teeE
perpe;ratad az Apia througb oveEzesioui
agents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28
HER LIFE FOX HER JEWELS.
She went Back Into = Burning Building
and Was burned To Death

and Was Turned 20 UeRth-
Passaic. \. J.. Special. Miss Emma
Rumpler. twenty-five years OF age, was Kill
cd. and Miss Grace Winthrop was injured at
a fire in Passaic.
Tho Gre broke out early In the morning Ia
a three-story brick building on Main avenue
occupied on the ground n0or by R0mpleE $
bakery. Miss Rumpler, after reaching a
window from which she could have been
rescued by the fremeo, went back 20 her
bedroom 70 get her ieweiry, was overcome
by the smoke and persshed.
Miss wInthrop became panic-stricken a nd
lumred from a third-stcry window. bat was
caught In a net spread by the Gremen and
sustained only painful injuries.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

United States Wiu Endssvor 60 secure
the uelssse OF SPaniards.

the nelsase OF SPaniards.
Madrid. Spain. (By Gable. The Wash
ington Government has notified spain OF is
Intention 10 endeevor TO secure the release
OF the spanish prisoners Ia the Philippines.
At the request OF several members OF tue
Cortes Senor Sagasta has promised 10 sub
nit at the next Cabinet council a proposal
20 amnesty the Anarchists still imprisoned
at Mont Juieh Fortress.
FL TEMPO published en interview with an
Fngiishmsn whose name il not given, but
who Is descril ed as prominent IA British
rublic affairs" ia which % r. represented
"a declaring that. although a spanish vic
tory In tho Hispsno-Amerlcan War would
net have suited Eaglaud's aims, she IS now
4 dssirous Of an alliance with Spain 10 Tor
I ward her interests in Africa.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

Berlin. (By Cable. The ofic4al hgures
regarding GesmaDy's exports show that the
exports TO the UDitod States last year
amounted 70 ss2. $50, sl4. A. against s97,-
237 ,0ss for 1897. The decrease vas chiefly
in sugar.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

Madrid. Spain, (By Gable. )-According TO
n dispatch received here from Manila, the
Filipino Cougrers AZ Maiolos has authorized
tho release OF the spanish civil prisoner,
and will shortly liberAtO the military pris-
oners.
The Premier, Senior sagssta, declares that
Aguinaldo has made the liberation OF the
spanish prisoners In the Philippine lslands
conditional uTon Spain recognizing the
Philippine republic and allying herself
thereto.
Aguinaldo. q is sdded. has similarly de-
manded the vaucaa's recognition Of the
Philippins republic.
A private dispatch from Manila says
The time In which the insurgents have
allowed ths Americans 20 recognize Their
independence has expired, and hostilitie'
are expected 10 reopen.
"AgulnGido has requested the Vatican q
send q commission 10 negotiate for tie re
lease OF the clericals."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

Recent dispatches have stated that tho
Baielelas tribesmen OF the Congo STATE de-
ieated a body OF state troops and captured
Kalam bari. ia addition 20 killing two com-
missioned officers. one sergeant and 200 na-
tive troors. They captured fourteen whites.
two guns. ammunition and n quantity of
baggage.
Kalnmbari is the chiei town OF the district
in which Il Is situated. II was garrisoncd
by SEQ .nen. who deserted.
The Burjas cannioal tribe of Upper Uonu-
gni. some ume sgo killed and ate four Bel
gian agents aud their black escort on the
border OF The river Mogolia. A Belgian 4
edition und-t Captain Van Dorme, went
cat with $50 negro troops 81 The Congo
Stote. and. having met the caunleais in the
/ open, 20 the number % 5000. routed them
/ after aa obstinate hght. Hundreds Of can
nibals were allied. The Cc1go force had
six men killed and four wounded.
Trouble between the authorities of IN
/ Congo state and the natives have been fre
I 01ent ia recent yaars ths natives aNeginl
thu. they are despotical y governed ~ tl'
soldiers Of the Belgian king Leopold, whoi
the sovereign Oi the country.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28

London. Eng.-The Filipino ignta here
has received dispatches saying that u
Agonciilo. one OF Aguinaldo's ENJOYS 81
Washington. is not received by the Uoitsd
States government within = few days, Aguin-
aldo will recall him 70 Manila and suspend
relations with the United States. thus re-
moving an important medium for arriving
st q peaceful undeTstandinF.'
The juntA's advlces also assert that Large
numbers OF the American troope are frstorn-
ixing with the natives and that MANY oi
them are engaged TO Filipino gir.s."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28
WAR IN CONGO STATE.
Belgian Troops Heavy Losses
in Conflict With Natives.
FACTS WERE hidden.

The Whole County" Declares lie -
triote. "Is In n Feruent And the keoe'-
lion IL NOs Being Put Dowo-NauNe'
Asssrt That They Are nespoheAny
Governed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-28
GIN. EAGAN ON TRIAL.
He Enters a Qualified Plea OF
Not Guilty
ABUSE OF GEN. MILES.

General Eagsn's Attorney Alleges fha'
the Language Which vas esea
On.y the NntnEei Outhnrst of an Ie"s~t
Man sunerinE Vuder an tSjuss Accuse
tlou.