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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
SITUATION IN ST. LOUIS.
Cars Run With Few Passengers En-
ccpt Police.

ST. LOUIS, MO. June SIT was given
out during the day that the ST. Louis
Transit System, feeling encouraged at its
success in operating cars last night on the
Lindell Division. viii try the experiments
on four other divisions to-night-the Olive
Street Leclede-Avenue, Park and Comp
ton-Avenues. These divisions, as wcli as
other trunk lines OF the system were
operated during the day as usual, but al
nightfall were Withdrawn because the
chief-of-police and sheriff were unable
to furnish men for the proper protection
OF crews and passengers.
Cars on the Lindell Division We're ope-
rated tonight on a seven-minute scheI-
ule. but carried few passengers. Police
officers rode on each car. and the entire
route was pauolled by policemen and
regiment Of the Posse Comitatus. No
trouble had been reported up TO 10 o'clock
Nothing was done to-day by the strls-
ers or the ST. Louis Transit Company to-
ward adjusting the differences in dispute
Both sides claim confidence in the ulti-
mate outcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
LORD ROBERTS QUIET.
II Presumed He is Resting His Army
fnl. Another Squirt

LONDON, June 9.-3 A M.-Loio ~, ~
harts has communicated nothing for thfee
DAYS nor permitted the correspondents ~
wire what is going on. Londons inference
is that he is resting, although ne Is pos-
sibly disposng his army for feach ai'eA
coD1rnandant-General Botha.
A blockade OF the wires on account Oh
the crush of official correspondence may
account for the scanty press news.
The Daily Express has the toiloWin5
from Pretoria, dated Wednesday,:
At Lorenzo Marques station cro"o
waited all Thursday night to see Presldent
kruger. as it was reported that he would
arrive by a special train 70 gain an asylum
ON board the Netherlands cruiser trels-
land.
Middleburg is said to be full OF boer
refugees and wounded. The railway
stiu delivers goods at Brohkhorst Sprult,
forty miles east of Pretoria.
A British column is at Bremenrsdorp'
Swaziland. The British at Beira are NOV
ing into the interior in detachments Of
two hundred daily.
Mr.. G. D. Fiddes, Imperial Secretary 10
the High Commissioner, with part of
Sir Alfred Miners staff, left Cape Town
Tuesday evening for Pretoria, possibly, as
the Cape Town correspondent of the Daily
News thinks, to arrange the annexation
details.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
BRIBERY IN CUBA.
CasI, Has More Influence With Courts
Than Conscience.

Cash Has More Influence With Courts
Than Conscience.
HAVANA, June S-Senor Vaccarlsse,
cuban agent for ,well-known grade Oh
-four, recently had matter of litigation.
The clerk OF the court called upon MIN
and said that for four centcmes taoout
s2N a decision would be rendered in his
favor. He refused, and decision was
rendered against him. He laid the matter
before General Wood, who advised MIN 10
sanneai. and suggested that II ne were ap-
preached again he should mark the money
and endeavor 10 have detective present
To oycrhear the negotiations.
Yesterday the secretary OF the Judge Oh
IN. Cathedral Court called upon Vacca-
rissa and told him for ten centemes the
s,,,,a1 decision would be given IN MS Ia
yor An aDpointment was made 1or an
oTba- interview, and when the secretary
o-r;,,ad accompanied by the undeF seer
49,. a detective was in hiding, VINO hearu
thu antira discussion and arrested the SCI
ratarv when he was leaving Tue ouiio.A4S
with the money, taking HIM 10 the vis va
fTombs, of Havana, where ne WAS oots
to obtain bail. ~, var
a LAWYER, who was consulted ny
carisse. advised him not to nave .he 'iieh
arrested. as such steps would De colis "'..
cred I1npatriotic especially as the Aiiiett
cans would be able to say tnat tile ouo1tts
were worse than themselves
The case has been set down for 'Flai ioi
Inn. 18th. but it is considered that CON
viction is Impossible, as every ouose oi
officer concerned has relations or 1rlenos
among the accused.
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COULD EASILY QUELL BOXERS
IfChinese Government We're IN Ear
nest it Were an Easy Task.

IF Chinese Government We're in Ear
nest it Were an Easy Task.
LONDON, June S-2:45 P. M.-Dis-
patches from the far cast show apparent
ly no cessation in the activity of the
Boxers, but the powers are gradually
feeling their way to common action for
the suppression of the disorders. It is
believed that when the Dowager Empress
realizes the firm intention to check her
connivance In the anti-foreign movement,
there will be a speedy end to the rioting,
and if the Chinese acted in good faith
they could easily quell the rabble, which
is armed chiefly with spears, agricultural
implements, a few swords and some old
rifles.
A dispatch from Tien Tsin, dated
Thursday, June eth, p. NJ, shows the
British achievements had not started
for Pekin, as expected on account Of the
refusal OF the authorities to allow them
to entrain, although the British offered
to repair the line as they went
Additional Russian and Austrian
troops have arrived at Tien Tsin. and
the German cruisers Hansa and Gefion
have started from I[oa Chu for Taku
with marines intended for the same des-
tination.
The fact that much needed rain has
fallen is expected at Tien Tsin TO have
a good effect in accelerating the suppress
sion of the rising as the farmers in the
movement will return to their ordinary
pursuits.
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FORCED TO SURRENDER.
Governor Of kunassie Said to Have
Failed to Cut Ths1..imh

LONDON, June 9,-According to dis
patch TO the Daily Mail from -Accra, dated
June Sts, native rumor is in circula-
ton there that Sir Frederick Mitchell
HodSeson, Governor of Gold Coast Colony.
made sortie from kumassi. where he
had been bes;eged by the Asilantis, but
was forced to retire, and ultimately to
surrender.
Mail advices from Accra, dated May 18th,
says:
Fifty thousand Ashantis are in arms.
and the Instruction is spreading. 1t is
impossible for White men to so into the
interior during the rainy season.
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INSTRUCTED FOR BRYAN.
The Colorado Democrats FAN Into
Tinf. With Others.

DENVER, COL, June 2S.-After two
days session in convention and an all
night sitting OF the Credentials Commit
tee in a vain effort TO reach decision
between the contesting delegates, the
Democratic state Convention. by an al
most unanimous vote, decided the contest
by throwing out both delegations. Within
an hour after this action was taken. the
convention mad finished its labors and adj
journed.
The delegates from Araphoe county
were headed respectively by Governor c..
S. Thomas and Thomas ]. Moieny, chair
man of the County Central Committee,
and these two gentlemen were both
made delegates at large TO the Kansas
City Convention
The following delegates at large We're
also selected by acclamation:
Observation-Disclosures Charles s. Thomas,
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OUTRAGE IN ST. LOUIS.
n Young Woman Denudcd and Beaten
by Furious Mob

ST. LOUIS, MO-, June s-Amob of
furions women and boys tonight beat and
denuded Lena kentar, young woman
VITO makes living by peddling lunches
among employees Of the California-Ayenue
Street car line. When the mob had
stripped her to the waist, one woman
daubed her with green paint. while two
others held acre. The jeering boys and
women Of the mob applauding the outrage
and throwing mud.
Two shop girls. were attacked by the
same mob an hour later. and they also
were partly denuded before they ESCAPED.
An organized Committee of women be-
gan to visit the public schools this after
noon, entering the school rooms, accusing
the women teachers of riding on the
tatooed cars and threatening TO do them
bodily harm if they did SO again.
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mine. had his leg broken and others SUI
fered sight injuries.
stat ne Inspector Elmer G. Biddison
was phed for, and he. with deputy. .,
Inspl Williams, are on the GROUND
trying to smother and drown our .i,e
flames. but SO far they have been ui'-
successful.
This evening a second explosion oG-
Cured. and shortly afterwards a third,
after which the system of fans used to
drive air into the mines, was compieteiy
destroyed.
Mine No. is owned by w. P. Reno &c
Co, of Chicago. The shaft is 12a feet,
and it avs sealed up tonight in the at
tempt to smother the fire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
WILL LAY The CABLE.
Big Day for Tidewater Telephone
Co:npans, June I Sth

WHITE MARSH p. O., GLOUCESTER
co, VA, June 6.-Special.-Th Tide
water Telephone Company Well celebrate
its twelfth anniversary S3u win a big meet
cable will be laid on that occasion across
Yor, River and direct telephone commu-
nication opened with Newport News.
There viii be speeches by various diStin-
guished speakers.
The ladies of Abingdon Parish will give
a dinner for the benefit of the old church.
and altogether a gala time is looked for
Rev. Thomas Dixon has built new
wnarf on his North River property.
..Elmington,' to which the Norfolk boat
runs He has an express office, and will
have a postcffice at the same place.
Strange TO relate, it is the only express
office in Gloucester.
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Mr.. RATHBONE's TROUBLES.
They Seem to be on the Increase.
CorysIon Rich Held as q Witness.

HAVANA, June S--The troubles OF Mr.
Estes G.. Rathbone. former director OF
Posts, seem to be increasing The audi
tors department has thrown out $500
worth of vouchers. including $3.50 worth
of bills. which have ben paid twice. most
OF them 1T Munice. Ind. The Fidelity
Company has been notified that it will De
held responsible on Nix Iiathoone's bond
Mir. Miller. the manager of the company.
and Mr. Ralhbone have held prolonsed
interviews during the last few days, but
no decision has been arrived ut Regarding
this new aspect OF the situation
The authorities contend that the Fidelity
Company is responsible. Mr.. Rathbonez
friends insist that Nicely deceived Mr..
Rathbone. who signed az Neeiy.s request
without knowing what he was doing
Corydon Rich has been placed Gndsf
s..0Ge bond as witness in the Nicely ease.
A letter has been received here from q
friend of Nicely saying that IL forced to
return he will show that Rtch IS d liar,
and that the latter received as muca as
NeeIy did.
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woMEu,s CLUBS CONVENTION
,,r Rcreca lowe; OF Georgia. E'ec'eu
President.

NJ, Eo,,ec, Lowe; OF Georgia. Eiec'eu
President.
,uT wAUKEE, WIS, June e.-iHe
features Of to-day's session Oh TIC
mans C,ub Convention was the electioii -
officers. The ticket as made OUT ny
Nominating Committee went thfousii W
,ittla contest, the result 'Delng:
president Mrs. Rebecca Lowe, OIL 1eoi-
nsirsr yice-President. Mrs. Cllliie'
Dennis. of New York; Second W. ,1;a,a .
daa1 Miss Maraset J. Evans, OF Mlhleso-
~ 80 Psnordinr Secretary Miss Emma foA'
of Michigan; Corresponding ,
Miss George I1endick. OF fenhsy ise'ii'<' :
Treasurer, Mrs Emma van go go ~
Ian,a Auditor. Mrs. George H. Moves, Oh
Wisconsin. +ba floor
>Tom;natinns were made from the i1oot
for Miss Margaret Evans for presiuelt,
and for Mrs. Horace Brooke. 1or seeoii1
vica-nresident Out OF the lo4 votes cas-. ,
fo. president, Mrs Lowe received s5os, anu
Miss Evans 1S7, with lew scaGietiiis
votes. The announcement OF MIS-. u" >
s,acrion was received with the war-les'
enthusiasm.
The long business meeting which occu-
MED both the morning and afternoon was
devoted to important changes in the by
lay,s growing out of the question OF re-
orsanization AS to the side issue OF rep
reservation, the bylaws now read:
..That for ali clubs numbering less than
fifty representation ss1all be through the
president or ter representative only. For
clubs numbering between fifty and one
hundred the representation shall be two
the president and one delgate- For large
clubs one delegate shall be allowed for
every one hundred members.
The other vexed question, OF taxation,
was not changed, nor was an effort made
IN have triennial convention instead OF
biennial
.tha Cancel could be called at the re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
REBELLION IN CHINA.
Tho Rebels Said to Number Twenty
Five VG0t,S1nl Men

Tho Rebels Said to Number Twenty
Five Thousand Men
VICTORIA. b. c., June 8-According tc
news from the Orient. brought by the
steamer Idzuan Maru. a rebellion has
broken out in four southern provinces OF
China-Kwang TunS, KWang 81, KUiG-
chow and Human.
The rebellion is reported by the Shang-
hal papers to be under one leader, and an
American is rumored to be one of the
leading spirits They are said to num-
Der $4,000 and TO be smuggling in arms
Ii Hung Chang. the Viceroy OF Canton
is said TO realize the danger, and he is i'm
porting modern munitions of war to arm
the Chinese troops.
Five thousand Mausers have arrived al
Canton out of consignment OF 1900 or
dered by him.
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IMPRISONED IN A MINE.
Two Hundred Were IL, Great Danger,
I:ut Only Three Killed

GLOUCESTER. OHIO, June S-Two
hundred miners were imprisoned early
tllis morning by explosion Of gas in raine
Nc. .. and as many more were about 70
enter The mine Tor work II was thought
at 1irst, that the loss OF He would be very
large bat the work Of the reseuers WAS
carried on SO energetically and success
fully that ala were rescued and saved by
tonight except three.
Ea,aa JOHN. John AcCaelland and Aaron
Swanson were Killed and their bodies
probably cannot be recovered tonight
Is the mine is stii on fire.
William Williams. also employed IN the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
Dewey Denies writing.

DETROIT. MICH, June S.-Admiral
Dewey was this afternoon shown state
rnent made by the Manila Tines concern
ing an alleged recovery by General Fun
ston's men of portion of the archives OF
the Filipino rebel government, which 1t is
claimed, contained certain correspondence
between Admiral Dewey and Aguilaldo-
After reading the statement. Admiral
Dewey positively denied ever having writ
ten 4 guinaido.
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;7rench VIII Co-onerate.

PARIS, June Sat a Cabinet council
to-day. presided over by President LDubet,
the Minister of Foreign Affairs NJ. Del
case, commented concerning the situation
in China. The French Minister at Pekin,
he said, was acting in unison with other
diplomats. and Admiral Courreiolies, who
was at Taku with his squadron, had been
instructed TO cooperate with the other
admirals and take such measures for the
protection of foreigners as the situation
demands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
De,;"l,tru, Evening spens.

a party was given at the residence of
Mrs Ny Y. Bradshaw, No. us Nc
Donough Street. last night in honor OF
Misses Alma and Mable Bradshaw At
ter the games Were over . supper was
Over, Alma Bradshaw. Nellie Dyer.
Ricksy Sykes. Mable Bradshaw. BulGh
Bowman. Edna Bowman. Lille Dyer,
Gertrude Allen. Irene Sykes. The boys
were Douglas Harding. Silvern Moody,
.,,rart Johnson. Guy Gregory, Claiborne
Fulks, Leslie Gibbs, Vernon Bradshaw,
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Denver: Thomas K AIaloney, Denver; A
T. Gunnell. Colorado Springs; Charles
Henkle Pueblo.
They were instructed TO use every eff
fort to secure the nomination OF William
j. Bryan for President. and the reafiirIn-
alton of the Chicago platform
The report of the Resolutions Commit
tee was short and in line with the ut
terances of Mr.. Bryan in recent speeches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
NEGRO ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
A Surprise Wedding IN tie City OF
Roanoke.

ROANOKE. VA, June S.-special--
James Hubbard. a young negro, was shot
and badly wounded to-day by John Law.
a white lad The boy claimed the shoot
ing was accidental, and surrendered to The
authorities.
A surprise wedding took place last night,
when Joseph Flank. the weil-saown cloth
ing merchant, was married TO Miss Bertha
coleman a well-kaown lady of this city.
The marriage was kept a secret. Ar.
Frank has been here since the earlier his
tory OF Roanoke, bur formerly resided in
baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
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HONG KONG, June S.-A steam launch
owned by Chinese merchants here towing
four junks laden with kerosene oil from
Hong Kong for Canton, was attacked
last night by pirates in an armed junk
off Cape Suiman, eight miles from Hong
Kong. After lOoting the junks the
pirates made off in a westerly direction
with the launch and her crew.