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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03

ally ve:Y popular and the nomination
IS regarded as a strong one.
!sidor Rayner. the nominee for At
orney-Genordi is a lawyer and has
long been prominent in political ana
social circles of the state. lie served
n the Ffticth. i'itiy-accond and FIFTY
third Congresses. and is regarded as
one OF the best political orators III
Maryland.
DR.. Joshua W. Herring. who was NOM
mated Tor Comptroller. Is cashier OF a
bank in West Mineter. lie Is NOM
Der of the State Senate. is president Of
the Methods, Episcopal Conference in
Maryland. and Of several other secular
bodies.
All are favorable to gold standard
of currency.
The date for holding The Republican
state Convention has not yet been an
nounced. Governor Lowndes has prac-
ticaliy' no opposition for denomination.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
LOADED WITH JEwELRy.

The police We're at sea as to the per-
petlAtors until one OF the girls was seen
on The street loaded down with ieweIry
ana fine clothes. such as she mad never
worn before. Her arrest led TO the Sc
curing OF all the goods lost
c. AND O. TRAINS.
Hereafter Chesapeake ana ohio trains;
VIII not stop at any stations between
Newport News and williamsburg. This
order was made necessary on account
OF people from the infested districts
driving To the intermediate stations ana
taking the trains for Newport News4or
Richmond. This city threatened to
quarantine against Newport News and
the infested district unless this was
done. and the Chesapeake and ohio au,
thorties Immediately issued the order.
MAILS Not FuMICATED.
Tho mails from Phoebus for Rich
mond and other points are passing
through the Newport News postofIic,
and being forwarded without hindrancn
despite the quarantine and the fact that
the mani IS not fumigated. The law
governing the transportation az the
mails are such that it would be a most
dsi'icn!t matter 10 stop them. vehicles
carrying the mails having right Of way
over almost everything else
l)r irving. secretary of the state
Board. Will take UP the matter with
the postal authorities to-day and in
sist upon fumigation. 1t is customary
t. disin:ect all mail FROM. yellow fever
districts.
DE- Irving was in conference with
Chesapeake and Ohio officials this
morning in regard to strengthening the
quarantine and Instructions were issued
not 10 take on passengers between
Williamsburg and Newport News un-
I'll further notice
When Il train which came TO Rich
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
APPEALED OUR CONSUL.
NEWSPAPER MAN At PORT Al
PRINCE, RELEASED.

PRINCE. RELEASED
tSy Telegraph 10 Nirginian- Pllot)
Port Au Prince. August The poll-
teal SITUATION is causing anxiety. Nun
crous arrests have been made Among
those ;aken into custody are NJ Don
Dillon, Il former minister of the interior.
and NJ. On NNier. a newspaper man
Du NiNier made strong resistance and
succeeded in entering the United states
legation. draggn; with him the officers
detailed 20 take him into custody. The
officers. however. We're able t. take
their prisoner outside the legation
doors.
The United states Minister. Mr.. VIII
liam T. Powell, has entered n protest
against the action of the officers and
demands the release OF the prisoner.
Eventually the Hayten government
gave way to the protest of MIR Powell
NJ. Du NiVIer WAS set 1T liberty and re-
entered the United states legation.
APPROVED At WASHINGTON
Washington, August 2.-The state
Department, fully approves of the ac-
tion taken by l.. $. Minister Powell at
Port au Prince in enforcing respect
for the SanctitY Of the United states
legation. What disposition will he made
of the refugee IS NOW matter OF in
tereSt. and the department is awaiting
full information from the minister as
to the details Of the affair The general
practice has been 10 discourage officials
in granting asylum To fugitives from
justice.
What principally concerned the de-
was the breach Of propriety shown in
making the arrest within the legation
premises; not the propriety of granting
asylum.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
NEGROES MAY LYNCH HIM.
ASSAULT by NEGRO UPON ONE OF
HIS OWN RACE
(By Telegraph ID Nlrglnian- Pilotl

Macon, Ga. August "A special to
the Telegraph from Americus. Ga.
says; An atrocous crime was commit
ted near Amcricus to-day by Eugene
Gibson. IL negro, his victim being Il To-
ycar-old negro child. the daughter OF
Il farmer residing on the same planta-
iion. Tie father OF the little girl sent
her TO Gibson's house for water
melon. Gibson took the girl To the melon
patch and there assaulted her. The girl
was terribly mutilated. Streams of
blood marked her course from the
melon patch to her house.
Gibson is hiding in the woods near
here
The negroes on the plantation are
greatly excited and talk OF melting Ven
turcd
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
BIG DONATION EXPECTED.

while. but had fully recovered this
morning.
BIG DONATION EXPECTED.
1t is understood that Mr.. John p.
Branch will donate TO Randolph Macon
College the sum of $25. 600 should Rev.
DIR. Jas. y. Duncan accept the presi-
dency OF that institution TO which he
was elected Monday
Nothing has been heard as yet from
DR.. Duncan. Some OF his friends here
fear he vii! not accept the position
DR.. Duncan was warmly supported by
Mr.. Branch. whose efforts contributed
largely to his election. Mir. Branch. ii
is said, has intimated 20 only 4 few
friends his purpose 10 make a donation
to the college should Dr. Duncan he.
come the official head Of The institu-
ton.
1t has leaked out that had Rev. DR.
l. y. Potts been elected 20 the chair OF
Moral Philosophy and Biblical Litern-
ture. Ex-Governor Jackson, Of Mary
land. would have endowed that chair
with the sum OF $4,000. DR.. Potts came
hero from the Eastern Shore of Mary
land and was formerly Governor Jack
sons pastor. Rev. DR.. w. L. Edwards
was elected over Or. Potts.
Dr.. Young had the backing OF the
randolph Macon faculty. and also the
support OF DR.. w. w. Smith the head
of the Randolph Macon system of col
leges. for the presidency. He was also
supported by what Is known as the
Cannon faction" DR.. Duncan's sup
rorters were spiendid.y organized and
their victory was practically won be-
lore the voting was begun.
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
The election of Judge William ].
Leake as president OF the Virginia state
Bar Association 10 recognized here as
Ii ntting recognition OF one OF the ables,
ana most courteous members of the
procession III Virginia. Judge William
~ Porilocl< is the Tidewater rep~esen-
tat'Ve In the list OF vice presidents
NEW AFTERNOON DAILY.
All the ARRANGEMENTS have been per
iected Tor Il new afternoon daily in this
city 10 appear with Its first number
early In September. Mr.. Harvey l.. vii
son, Tor many years connected with
the Times. Will he editor. ana Mr.. Glib
son Worsham. connected with the me
chanical department OF the same pa
per, Will be manager OF the new Jour
nal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
DEMOCRATS
OF MARYLAND
Name Colonel John Walter Smith
For Governor.
THE OTHER CANDIDATES
lsIdor Rnymor For Attorney General
froiler Harmonious ScsSion
nnd Trusts nnd ~ Against hi.
Standing Army.
tBy Telegraph to virgInian-Pilot.)

By Telegraph to Virgnian- Pilot.)
Baltimore. August THE Democrat
ic State Convention which was held At
Ford's Opera House in this city to-day
nominated the following ticket:
For Governor-John Walter Smith. of
Worcester county
For Attorney Generalization Raynor,
Of baltimore.
For Comptroler-Joshua w. Herring.
OF Carroll county.
The convention was unusually har-
monlous and all the nominations were
made by reclamation, Edwin War
field, Mr.. Smiths principal opponent,
Withdrawing 1t the last moment and
placing the successful candidate in
nomlna ton.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
San.ned with Appointment.

tBy Telegraph TO Virginian-Piiot)
Berlin, August "A dispatch received
to-day from Apia, Samoa. under date
of July 9th. says that the Germans
there are satisfied with the appoint
ment OF Mr.. Luther w. Osborne, u.
:. Consul General at Apia, as acting
chief justice, and regard 1t as a pledge
Of impartial administration OF justice.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
Ly"ched For K.llsps His s,..er.

10y Islesraph 10 Vlrg!nlan-Pilot.l
FL Reno, Okla. Aug. at Is repor,e6
here that Taylor Kirk. who murderer
his sister at Cordell. on July 4th. wes
lynched last night at Cloud Chief near
the scene of the crime. Cloud Chief n
in Washita county, and fifty miles dias
'ant from telegraph.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
THE STATE EAR ASSOCIATION
HONOKS NORFOLK LAWYERS.


(By Telegraph to Virginlan- PlotD
Richmond, Va. August THE State
Bar Association in session at Hot
Springs. to-day elected the following Of
iicers:
rrosidentwiIliam ]. Lcake, Of Rich
moud.
Vice President William a Ander-
son, representing the Valley. L. NJ.
Page, Southwest; William ~ Portlock.
Tldewater: r. G.. Southall Southside.
and W. NJ. Lille. the Piedmont region.
Members &c the Executive Commit
tee-H. h. Munford Richmond. w. =.
McRac. Petersburg
Secretary and Treasurer-E Eugene c.
Massic. of Richmond
Delegates to meeting of Bar Associa-
tion--ii. ST. George Tucker Lexington;
j. Aston Cabell, Richmond; X. NJ
hughes Norfolk
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
That portion of the platform which
refers to national issues Is as follows:
on NATIONAL ISSUES.

! nat portion pl lnc plhil orin winch
refers to national issues is as follows:
on NATIONAL ISSUES.
we insist that in time of war as
well rs of peace. the freedom Of the
press shall be preserved. and that the
r:gh, of the people 10 crticisc freely
the policy and conduct OF the admin
istration shall be defended at all haz-
ards.
''No deadlier blow can be dealt to
American liberty than the suppression
by an abuse of executive power. OF the
free utterances by American free men
of their sentiments upon matters of
public concern, affecting the welfare
of The people, and we dcnounce as dam
gerous and ndefenslble all efforts To
interfere with and bride this sacred
right.
AGAINST BIG STANDING ARMY.
I'VE declare our unalierable opposl,
ton to the creation and maintainance
of large standing army in time -
peace. and We insist upon the supreme
cy Of the civil over the military au-
tnoyity. and we demand the strictest
economy in the collection and disburse-
ments of the public revenues.
we believe In the time honored doe
trine, so earnestly impressed upon us
by the Fathers of the Republic. of
peace. commerce and honest Friendship
with all nations, enianglng alliances
with none.
TRUSTS DENOUNCED.
We view with alarm the muItiplica-
ton over the land OF such gigantic. in
dustrial ana commercial trusts. the
outgrowth of Republican legislation as
stiiie competition, threaten popular
government. increase the cost of living
and curtail the individual rights of the
people. and we favor vigorous measures
by the States and by Congress To re-
press this great and growing evil"
John Walter Smith. the nominee for
Governor. is banker and resides in
Snow Hill, Worcester county. He has
served in the State Senate FOR three
consecutive terms and was elected to
Congress last November in the First
Congressional District. defeating w. +.
Jackson by 200 votes. He is person-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
FILIPINO TOWN SHELLED.
AMERICANS ATTACK AND ROUT
THE INSURGENTS.
(By Telegraph to vlrg,nian-Plot.)

tBy Telegraph TO Virginia Piiot)
Manila, August 2-3:55 p. m.-Mail
advlces from the Island of Cebu an
nouhcc that a company OF Americans
last week attacked the Filipino trenches
situated :wo ktlometers from the town
Of I'll Pardo. The rebels were COM
manded by the brothers Cl,macos. who
are prominent and wealthy persons.
The Charleston shcilcd the enemy and
the t'iiipinos rctreated. The American
casualties were slight.
The rrceence Of the Climacos with
the rebels is reported 20 have been due
20 rebel orders from Luzon
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
Assassin. of President shot.
(By Teiegrnph to V!rE1nlnn. Piloi

tBy Telegraph 10 V!rE1ninn- Pilot,
Santo Domingo. Aug. 1.-Two OF the
assassins of President Hcurcaux have
been captured and shot.
The country is entirely quiet. ana no
movements OF troops are In progress.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03

entered from window overlooking a
flight Of outside steps. one Watched
while the other two wen; in ana stole
several hundred dollars worth of cloth
ing and jcwelry. doing the work so
silently that the persons sleeping in
the plundcred rooms were not dis
ttrheI froin-si--n.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
RICHMOND NEWS
And GOSSIP
A Very Remarkable and Boldly Ex-
ecuted Burglary.
PLANNED BY a GIRL
Quo LOADED Herself Down with lew.
clry and Gave the Affair Away
New {. AZ o. Train Hc.ulatton-Ehc
Mails Not Fumigntcd- Donn-
don ENpcctcd-'rhc Hnr A.soci ~.
ton "A New Aftcrnoon Paper.
Especial TO virgin.an-pilo;A

Richmond. VA. AUs. Tile most re-
markable and one Of the mos; boldly
executed burslares that eve. took place
in Virginia was developed il the Po-
lice Court this morning. when three
negro gir!s-Lou Gregory. aged fifteen:
Mary Mosiey. twelve years old, ard
Ida Bell. aged eleven were sent on to
the grand jury for breaking and en-
tering into the residence OF j. Il.
Harvie No. IL South Third street, at 2
a. III. sunday.
PLANNED by 4 GIRL.
Lou Gregory. az intelligent girl,
nearly white. and small for her age.
planned the burglary, and secured the
two younger girls 20 assist her. They
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
Good NEWSFR0M
SOLDIERS NOME
Official Reports Show That yellow
Fever is Ahating.
TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE

No Deaths or New Gases In tho Home,
ana Only Ono Case Develops In
bus-.phtiadciphin ana Boss
ton Painfully Qmnrnntined Against
Against Soldiers Home, Phocbus.
Hampton, ola roint and Newport
News.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03

mond last night passed Phoebus rocks
We're thrown at the train one striking
Gertrude Fleming. 4 nurse maid. in the
employ OF Mr.. sidney Roscnbaum. in
the face. she was unconscious for a
while, but had fully recovered this
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
ANOTHER REPORT.

Newport News. Va. August EVERY
thing remains the same as last night.
No deaths or new cases. The mos; re-
fact is that there has not.
been Il death in two days. Everything
is quiet and the spirits of the men are
uWnN NM
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
ronr MONROE TROOPS.

Just before the close of The War De-
partment to-day a final decision was
reached TO send the troops from Fort
Monroe to Battery Point, Del. thus re-
curing 10 the original proposition laid
down 10y General Merritt. All day the
officials had been in communication
with him by telegraph ana telephone
and he was informed that objections
had been made by Surgeon General
Wyman 10 locating the troops so far
South. but in turn General Merritt held
that it would be fatal in case any o:
the men were infected to take them
North. and in the end. as the Depart
ment had lett the matter in his hands,
the original order prevailed. II is un-
dcrstood that General Merritt has pro-
fossiOnal advice in support of his po-
Sition
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03

y dispatch from DR.. Wasd;n says
house inspection of the worst portion
of Phoehus d.scloSes nothing. The dis
patch adds:
Suspicious case of last night verified.
M new case; 1t the Home to-day. one
desperate"
DR.. Wasdin said he will start to-
morrow To canvass 1.j00 of the inmates.
then Ia disinfeci the rookerics (prcsum-
ably those at Phoebue).
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-03
IMMUNE NURSES.

Arrangements have been made n
send to the Home two immune male
and two immune female nurses and two
immune physicians. Dr.. J. G. Tuten. of
Jessup. Ga, will be orc Of the latter
while the immune male nurses select
ed are Z. j. Hamsten, Of Baltimore
ard Alfred G.. Barton. Of Maryland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-03
BENEFIT ORGANIZATION.
Conductors and Motormen May Soon
Take steps 60 That END.

The conductors and niotormen on the
street railroads Of Portland ara consider
ing the plan Of forming an association.
not to remedy any particular existing
evils. as the men - rule are well salts.
fed with the present methods Of manage
ment, but more especially to form bcns-
ciary FUND In case Of sickness and death.
In many cities like Boston, New York
and Chiogo, there are separate organisa-
tions Of the conductors and the motor
men, but hers In Portland where the
number would be limited IL 10 thought
best TO have both ends of the car united.
There are about 800 conductors and
motormen In Portland. and this would
form quite strong organization. Sever
al Of the men have large families. and.
In case Of sickness. weekly stirend
from the society would work marvels.
II 10 doubtful II any railroad In tie
country has letter trained, systematic
and more gentlemanly set OF conductors
and motormen than Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-03
BRIEF JOTTINGS.


The Whatsoever Will mission now holds
its meetings in Boyd block, at I76 1-2
Middle street, on Sundsys at and p
M, and on every evening. N. d. smith
is the leader. Mex Sunday there will
he music by the Matthews quartette.
Preparatory lecture at williston church
by the pastor this evening at 7.45.
The annual super OF the Ladies' Cir
Gle of the Second Parish church OCCUR ed
last evening and was largely attended,
Chief Engineer Eldridge says that he
has heard nothing from the combination
truok for Mupioy hill. which was to have
arrived here before this date.
The Firemen's Relief association ball
will be held at CITY Hall. January IS.
Gases of scarlst fever have been report.
ed at Nos. "a Melbourne and ll5 Frank.
lin strsets
The First Parish Unity has invited the
parish to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins on
this sysnipp IN the Parish house.
Engineer Blake True O. the elevator re-
oeiyed n lad out I'm the head Yesterday by
being hit by a piece of machinery.
The Scott &, Paine eompapy has been
oraanized with n capital stock of $40. Coz
to carry on IA hay and grain b sIness. The
oalcers are: President. Harry Ii. Russ.
Portland. treasurer. Eugene W. Hunt:
directors, Eugene W. Hunt, Harry b..
Russ and q. S. Fox. all of Portland.
Iona Chapter. No 81. o. i. S. will at
tend the SchooI of Instruction at Bldde-
fora. today.
MIR. Charles S. Palmer gave a supper to
his Sabbath school cl.ss and friends
Wednesday evening. After supper, Messrs
Oliver, Evans and Eaton, favored the
company with vocal music and Mr..
Leighton with several mandolin solos
and his graphophonc.
The Portland daily press., 1899-11-03
PERSONAL.

Rev. DIR. blanchard has been elected q
member Of the executive committee Of
the International Metaphysical League.
The president Is DIR. Charles Brodie
Patterson Of New York. Mr.. Henry
Wood Of Boston is also o member Of the
executive committee.
Miss Lillian C.Murdock Of Cumberland
street, left yesterday for Boston. where
she IL to spend few weeks visiting
friends.
Mrs. Greene, wife OF DR.. s. II. Greene
of Solon, Is boarding at Mrs. Mann's
Deering street. She was formerly Q
pupil Of Mr.. Kotzschmar, and also at
tended Miss Sewells private school fol
young ladies
Rev. DIR. Blanchard has been elected q
member of the executive committee oil
the international Metaphysical league,
The president is DR.. Charles Brodit
Patterson of New York. MIR. Henry
Wood Of Boston IL also member Of the
executive committee.
MIR. ID. w. Heseltine has gone on q hunt.
ing trip to Brownville and from there
will proceed to the Mt. Katahdin region.
Mrs. L. n. Cults of State street. repre-.
ssnts the Western Maine branch of the
Women's board of Foreign Missions al
the meeting Of the board now In session
at Syracuse.
Mrs Marion Crosley will take another
large party abroad, sailing on January
%, to remain until April z.
Mrs. Davis of Connections, sister oil
the Messrs Hines, is visiting hsr son.
Mr.. Albert Davis OF Deering.
Miss Mary L. Jordan of Pearl street, re.
turned "Wednesday from Boston.