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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09

COngresman Richards. in fine piece Of
oratory told Mr.. Bryan Of the nomina-
tlon. Bryan responded in speech Of
forty minutes, After his speech AdIaI
E. Stevenson, the wee presidential can
didate was notified by Governor Thomas
OF Colorado. Mr. stqveson also made a
talk and good one.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09
LEFT LAST NIGHT.
Brunswick Team OF on wo Weeks
Tour.

The Brunswick base ball club left tor
! Atlanta last night where they will play
with the team Of that city today, to,
morrow and Saturday. The club vii
then go to Rome, Selma and other
points. They win return to the city
about August 20.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09
New Minister

st. Petersburg, Aug. s.-Count
Lamsdoorf has been permaDelly az
pointed minister OF foreign affairs to
succeed Count Mursyvsfr. The new
minister was formerly assistant min
Ister.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09
Not Announced Yet.

The managers Of the southsaslern
Fs assOcistiOu have not as yet an
nOunOsd the date for the Geld day, but
will do 80 within the next few days.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09
TO REPORT raH CANES.
Mr.. Louis J. LsAvy on With ths
- Baseball Club.

Mr.. Louis J. Lssvy, jr., city editor
OF the Evening Cali, left with the
baseball club for Atlanta last night for
the purpose of reporting the games
for the Times and Call. He will re-
main with the team until it returns to
Brunswiok, about August 40.
The many readers Of the two papers
Issued frcm this flee can rest a scred
that they will get ali the baseball
news.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09
AWFUL MURDER
ON ST. SIMON
Man Kills Another with
Al Axe.
THE PARTICULARS AEbRRE
The Telephone Lines Were
Down and Nothing
Could Be Learned
THE PARTICULARS AfHRE

.navro va mnr, - ~ 81 SIMON
rs report reached tbs
oits lAss nIsht and The Times made
- effort 70 get The fact. but the tsls-
phone lIns. esing down the PARTON
iars could uos be learned. But one
negro killed another and an axe was
the I0.srunsn. Of death.
Tbs murderer IS .un At large bu,
the 'sthOri'is. a.v. Oe.n bottled lpd
are aftsr him.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09

Hsysl your clothes cleaned By Jim
Garter, the Monk street tailor.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09

-
III elected president, I shall
convene Congress in eatfaordi-
Z nary session; recommend sta
bic government FOR the Philip
pines now, independence later,
and protect them from outside
Interference while they work
Ous their own destiny just as we
protected republics IN Central
and South America, and are bY
The Monroe doctrine pledged TO
! project Cuba w. J.. Bryan il
his speech 81 acceptance At ms
dianapoiis. yesterday
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09
SELMA ., ROME, 0.

ROME, Ga, Aug s. Selma defeated
Rome yesterday afternoon by score Of
stoo.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09
The score by innings.

Summary Two base hits, Wolf, By
or. Virgins, Hookori stolen bases. Fer
nandinp~4; Brunswick 2; left on bases
Brunswick Q; Fernandina s; bases on
balls. off Hollowel1 q Off Hooker 81
struck out by Hollowell 8; by Hooker 2;
hit batsman, Hollowell 2; Hooker Il;
Garrett and Kaphau both made brilliant
catches on foul balls.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09
Japanese Took the Lead in the Ca pture
QfPietSnng, FoIIowedby American
and English Troops.

Washington, Aug. 8---The department re-
eeved the following despatch from General Chaffee,
dated sat the Front north Of Ten Tisn, Aug 9Th:
'Piet Sing was handsomely taken this morning by
japanese troops supportedby English and Americans.
The japanese loss was considerable; English slight
Amereannone. Ground was very limited in the
morning American troops occupied the rear position
with which to form turning movement But were IN.
able 70 form in line. Peiho to left bank tomorrow
morning and then move on Yang Taun. :"
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09
PRESIDENT 81 EYN ILL.

Kroonstaad, August 8. s.-President
steyn is seriously III.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09
Chaffee Wants More Artillery.

Washington, Aug. 81 Cablegram received at the
war department. today from General Chafee at Che
Foo calls for more artillery Secretary Root said the
demand bad been anticipated, and that all the light
artillery, field artillery, heavy siege guns and twoad-
ditionaI regiments had been sent to Taku from Manila
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-08-09
MUCH Interest
IN Rig FIGHT
.FitZSinnOlS and Rubin
Battle Tomorrow NIGHT
FORMER THE FAVORHE
1t is Generally Thought the
Ex-Champion Will Win
Easily.

New York, August s.-slnce the dl
of Heenap and sayers there has prd
ably nois 4 recorded prize ri
event that.has awakened more mtg
In sporting circles than the fight
place in Madison Square Garden
night between Robert Fitzama
Gus Rubin.
These men are held to be
there is in mo hasiaesa and
that will see thegp q battle
cd hands will be tho largesttt
er witnessed boxing cont
or any other country. MAJ
Garden will hold 10000
fore the doors are ops
there viii not even
left to sell.
The respecti
fighters are bl
ar sporting
outside Of
Fitzsimmons
OF the boxers
jim Corbett,
sullivan believe ID
while such boxers as
ern, Pstef Maher FraA
Armstrong Tom sharkey.
are sure that Fitzsimmons will ha
trouble in landing the Winners end
the pursa
Since Fitzsimmons came to this coun-
try from Australia IN 1889 his record has
been marred with but one honest de-
feat and that was 81 the hands Of James
!, Jefries, who BY this victory won the
championship Of the world in eleven
round.
Fitzsimnons was fist elevated into
prominence by the easy manner il
which he disposed Of the then invinclble
Jack Dempsey, at New Orleans, anC
from this match he went all the way
along ths lIne Of big boxers, whipping
Maher, sharley, Choyinski, Jim Hall,
Corbett aud score Of lesser lights.
RuhlIn's prominence is Of recent date
his frst and only victory Of any conse
quence being his decisive defeat O
Tom sharkey in June last. The gener
al odds in the bettiug is in favor Q
Fitzsimmons.
The winner Of this fight can deman
a fight with james J. JeGries an,
force the champion to fight or forfei
his title.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
CARTA DE- LONDRgS

Sr. Director del BOLETIN MERCANTIL.,
Londres 27 de Diciembre de 1899.
En- la estaci6n de Waterloo; en-
Southampton al embarcar, ha obtenido
ell mariscal lord Frederick Roberts de
Kandahar, vencedOr de la India, en-
Abisinia y del Afghanistan, una ova-
ci0n indescriptible.
Militar intr6pido, infatigable, recibi6
con sn nombramiento de generalisimo
del ejercito de Africa, una punaIada en-
ell cOraz0n, Ia noticia de ia muerte de
su hijO, teniente de c;taadofr en- la
batalla del Tugela16 de CJlens ), donde
fu6 derrotado sir Butler. Va pues, q
vengar a su patria y su sangre, Y
lleya pOr jefe del Estado Mayor : lord
Kitchener de KartuTn, el yencedor de
Oundurman y del Sudan, con qaien Sc
ha undo hoy en- Gibraltar. Lord Ro-
berts a pesar de sus 6S amos es fuerte
y aparenta so.
Lord Wolseley, ROBBERS, Butler y
Kitchener son los Inilitares de mas
historic que tiene Inglaterra como
Joubert, Cronje, Erasmus Lucas Me-
yer son los capitanes mas afamados del
Africa austral.
Hasta la fecha la pericia militar de
los jefes ingleses no Sc explica. Derro:
tados en- IL combates, ell ejercitO brita-
nico no registra mas que reveses.
Por ESQ lord Roberts ha dispuesto
que Sc retiren sus p0siciones en- es-
pera de refuerzos sir Buller, lord Me-
thuen y Gatacre. La guerra esta ahora
paralizada, y los "boers", viendo alos
ingleses en- la imposibilidad de socorrer
a Ladysmith y Kimberley bombardea-
ron sin cesar estas plazas, para asal-
tarlas, 81 es precise, antes de que reci-
ban socorros. Hasta la fecha los in
gleses Sc han batido con inferioridad
numerical, y enmalas condolences, pues
los beers favorecidos por ell terreno
Y por trincheras fortisimas han podido
obtener ell triunfo. Ademas los 'sboersn
va Sc sabe que son gente serena, va
liente, filerte, cazadores de oficio v
h0mbres de fe que combaten por la
independence de su Patria. Estan
hace muchO tempo preparados para la
guerra; cuentan cafiones, fusiles mu.
nic;ones en- gran abundancia, y aunque
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13

carlos etc., ETC., etc.; no Sc lleve &
efeeto, fundado en- que Sc de unos amos
mas de pr6rrogl al agricultor para sa-
tistacer sus cr6ditos.
No dndamOs que Sc funde ell sefior
AlnadeO Ell argumentos que para 6l
sean irrefutables e incontrayertibles
pero 10 que no podemos explicarnos es
que 81 Ell tres amos los agricultores no
Ian podido satisfaccr (no ci capitaD 81
no los intereses de este lcGino en- dos
o tres amos aun mas, podr,ln Salir afro
SOS aquellos en- sus compromises, 81 no
cuentan con medios que sean suficien-
tes para garantir los nuevoS pr6stamos
que hagan
Podra ell Gobierno de Washington
poSponer los credtos primeros hipote
carlos que Sc hallan en- manos de los
retacclonistas, para que pasen Sc
gundO terminO y aqueIlos sirvan para
g;lrantf% del agricuItor en- ell nuevo
contratO que hagan
Nosotros creemos, este es nuestro
humilde parecer, one 81 la Canara de
COmercio, uuida con ell cOmercio gene
raj de la Isla, recabara, no del gobierno
de Washington sino de algl1n Banco 8
BancCs de los Estados Undos vaIios
millones, garantidos por las hipotecas
que aquel tiene en- su polpr.. podrfa la
agriculture salvar los escolloS que Sc
preSentan en- su Marcia, puestp que en-
las mlslnaS condolences que recibieran
los tenedoreS drectoS (el comerciantel
ell credito numeralio, reci5iria aqueIIa
parte Gle ese cr6dito, apnando por con-
sigliente ell capital con ell trabajo y
asf Sc evitaria ese antagonismo que
existe hoy entire ell deudory ell acreedov.
Carlos del Campo Real.
Lares, 10 de Enero de 1900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13

nor de la Naci0n debe quedar q salvo y
sonnet dos los beers.
Los militares cambiaran de tactica.
Ouando llegue lord Roberts y los es-
fuerzos que Sc acumulan, podra cuntar
con 100 q 130 600 soldados, y no ataca-
"a sino con cautela y con la seguridad
del trunfo, porque los reveses sufiidos,
como todos los reveses solo servirian
para duplcar ell valor de los beers Y la
moral de su pjercito, y para indisc PHI
mar a los yoluntaIios britanicos, va que
no al ej6rcito regular El munde en-
tero esta pendiente de 10 que IDglate
IRA haga yde 10 que consiga.
Nadie cree en- Londres que lord Re.
berts vaya I'M lracaso; pero las que
rras colOniales sou de natr;raleza muy
distinta de las demas La pr0xima
primavera va a ser de paz 6 de grave
confagraci0n.
Dios Sobre todO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13

las diferentes colonias britsnicas.
A pesar de tO6o este, ell poder ingles
estriba en- la marina, y no hay que ol
vidar que aunque Inglaterra prosigue
las cOnstrucciones, tambi6n las activa
Russia, piensa duplicarlas Alemania, y
que Francia contesta q la actitud agre-
silva de lord Chamberlain aprobando ell
Parlamento una proposition de Mr..
L0ckroi, ex-ministro de Marina, para
que figuren en- presupuesto 500 Milo
nes de frances destinados la defensa
de las costas y al aumento de las cons
trucciones navales.
No todo Sc consigue con brayatas nj
ech&ndolo todO a barato; es necesario
dar tanbien q la raz6n oidos y honor q
la justicia. Con provocaciones sc, va q
la guerra que es el exterminio, que So
10 deja tras 81 un reguero de lagrimas.
On peri6dico de esta capital, ell
"Star," exclalna al leer la prensa de
Europa:
GEL mundo entero esta contra noSo-
tros, pero no podemos hacer otra cosa
sino aplicar q nuestro propio case las
advertencias de que tan prodigos nos
mostrabainos no hace mucho tempo
a Francia.
'slGl juicio de los paises extranjeros
respecto q nosotros es unanime y de
naturaleza q anticipar ell veredicto de
la historic para ell dia que muy bien
puede llegar en- que nuestro aislamien-
to nos cueste caro-
'La guerra actual, en- la que fgura-
mos ante Europa como agresores y
acaparadores, ha contribuido mucho &
enagenarnos simpatfas que constItufan
para nosotros un factor no desprecia
ble.r
No es esta, q la yerdad,y 10 consig-
no como escritor impartial, Ia actitud
de Inglaterra. Aqul Sc critica al 20.
bierno por haber lido 4 Ia guerra por
casi todos los ementos llberales; pero
va deciarada 6sta, ent:enden que Il ho-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
ServiCio CabIegrafiCo DireCto

no son partidarios-de la guerra, porque
son labradores y gente buena v noble,
estan dispuestos 4 no firmar .ninguna
paz vergonzosa. Europa entera recibe
con jGbilo sus hazafias, y 81 q la llega-
da de lord Roberts siguen los reveses,
no seria Gle extraflar que 10 que rechaz6
Tnglaterra con soberano orgullo al
principle, es decir, ell arbitraje. se.im-.
.ponga luego como la mejor y mas ra-
pida soluci6n, pues ell Africa est& en-
rebeldfa, Ell Egipto no muy tranquilO y
la India es un problema grave, porQue
dependOde la actitud de Russia.
Los elementos imperialistas no pien-
san asf es neeesario, segdn ellos, ven
Ger, dominar & toda costa; alistanse
como vOluntariOS los mobiles, los media.
nos y los pecheros; los lores, los ma
gistrados, los escritores, los comercian-
ties, el pueblo; y la "Pall Mall Ga
zette opina que la Gran Bretafia
puede enyiar al Africa un million de
hombres, 10 cual no es exactO, pvrque
no hay dinero para clio nj tampoco
necesidad. Kruger admitiria la paz
sobre la base del arbitraje de una po-
tencia amiga que resolyiera la question
electoral, motive de la guerra; y que
reconOciera la Independence del Trans
vaal con alguna compensation por los
gastOs hechos
En- este sentilo, auEque Sc MEGA, Sc
han cambiadO notas entire algunos ga
binetes europeos y los EstadOs Unidos,
y contra eStas corrientes luchan los i'm
lperialistaS poniendo de relieve ell in
me1so poder naval De InglateTa y;los
poderosos recurros territoriales que
aun le quedan. of
La "Pall Mat Gazette" calcula que
las fuerzas del ejercito ingl6s ascienden
q l.168. 40 hombres distribuidas en- la
forma siguiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
NO HAY
Quien 10 nejore
CHAMPAGNE
d e M q n z a n a

La meior Sidra que en- Puerto
Rico Sc importa, es la marca ~ Pa
raise que extraen los sefores LA
neza Hermanos en- Villaviciosa CAS-
turias).
Pidase en- los principales estable-
cimientos y Hoteles; Agentes para
toda la isla: RIERA Y co.
FOrtGleSG L9. 10-l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
GOBIERNO PROPIO
AMPLIAS EACULTADES

Los anti-imperialistas afrm6-el
ex-Gobernador del Estado de Ma
ssachusetts = ran reclamado para
Puerto Rico la implantaci6n de un
gobierno propio con la facultad de
dictarse a 81 mismo las leyes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
Ell EX-GOBERNAD0R
De MASSACHUSETTS

Entire los >asistentes fguraba Ell
ex-Gobernador del Estado de Ma
ssachusetts. Mr.. Boutwell,, quien di-
sert6 largo tempo sobre la situaci6n
actual de los Estados Unidos y los
asuntos de las Colonias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
LOS MUERTOS
CONSIDERABLE NUMERO

Los releridos telegramas, que son
de origen Official, dicen que en- Ell
mencionado encuentro, sostenido al
sur de Ladysmith, 'dejaron las tro-
pas inglesas en- el campo de batalla
l35 soldados muertos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
Teniente Coronel que combatfa q la
cabeza de su colunna.
LAS BAJAS De LOS BOERS"
C0NSIDERABLES

En- ell parte de la acci6n no cons
ia ell ndmero de bajas sufridas por
los beers, aunque ell general White
asegura que fueron muy considera-
bles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
sOBRE PUERTO RICO
LOS ANTI-lMPERIALISTAS

al tratar de estas. Mr.. Boutwell,
hab'6 extensamente de Puerto Rico,
de cuya situaci6n dijo que los anti
imperialistas Sc habfan ocupado
siempre con mucho cello z interes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
LARGA ENTREVISTA
DOS GENERATES

Han celebrado una larga entire
vista. en- Cape Town el Mariscal
Roberts y ell general Forester Wal
ker, Gobernador de aquella plaza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
Az bajas de tropa
IA OFICIALES HERIDOS Y I'm
TENIENTE-CORONEL
MUERTO
Cshegrana especial de Ia
+" Associated Press
AL "BOLETIN MERCANTIL"

Nueva York, Enero I 3
Despachos oiciales de Londres
aseguran que ell ell combate hbrado
el dia 6 al sur de Ladysmith ruvo Ell
ejercito ingl6s AT bajas, entire muer
tos y heridos.
Ademas result6 muerto un TIE
niente-coronel y fueron heridos Ca
4orce ofciales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
La BATALLA DEL DIA 6

Despachos de Londres dicen que
Sc han recibido allf extensos detalles
de la batalla librada ell dia 6, entire
ingleses y beers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
MAS De TRESCIENTOS

FL ndmero de heridos que las
tropas britSnicas tuvieron en- ell ex-
presado combate excede q S42.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
BAJAS sENSIBLEs

Segdn los referidos despachos las
bajas sufriIas por las tropas ingle-
sas fueron muy sensibles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
MENSAJE De SIMPATIA
TELEGRAMA A CAPE TOWN

La Reina Victoria ha telegrafa:
do al Mariscal Roberts felicitan-
dole por su teliz llegada a Cape
Town.
Los cablegramas que preceden son
propiedad del BoLETIN MERCANTIL, Y
pneden reproducirse en- cualquier for
ma, abonando a la Empresa 30 pesos
ORC pOr cada unO que Sc Ctilice.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
ljR TENIENTE CORONEL

Entire los iefes muertos fgura un
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
lnfOrnaGDRDOr c1D[C|
NueVl York I3'A EnGro
MEETING" ANTI-IMPERIALlSTA
Sc ha celebrado un meeting anti
imperialista en- Washington, ell que
desde hace dlas Sc venfn insisten-
temente anunciando por la prensa
ofciosa.
+" MEETING" ANTI-IMPERIALlSTA
MAS De 500 C0NCURRENTES
ORDEN INALTERABLE

Los concurrentes al meeting, que
Sc llev6 q cabo en- medic del mayor
orden, pasaron de quinientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13

Ell EoLETIN MERCANTIL
- el peri6dico mas antique y el
Dc mayor circulation de Ia Isla.
% Sc PvsueA Los DiAs FEsTmsG
Oncinas: FsrtAlesa 24yM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-01-13
ESTAl0 METEOROLOGICAL

P. M, Ensro z
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-14
ALABAMA POLITICS.
DEMOCRATIC CAM.
PAIGN ABOUT CLOSED.
Thy Telegraph to virelnlan-Pnot3

Thy Telegraph to virGlnlan-P ilot.)
Birmingham, Ala, April 13.-Perhaps
the most aggressive campaign ever
conducted within the ranks of the
Democratic party In Alabama will be
brought to an end tomorrow, when
primaries will be held in Il majority
of the counties to select candidates for
State offices and representatives to the
General Assembly. involving the cleo
ton of United States Senator to sue
coed John T. Morgan
Senator Morgan IS opposed for re-
election by Governor Joseph Il. john
ston. who is acknowledged to be one
OF the shrewdest politicians the State
has ever produced.
Chairman Neill of the Morgan cam
paign committee tonight gives out
the following statement:
or the 10 representatives already
nominated and the 16 follower Sena-
tors Morgan has 10; Johnston, S; doubt
full. 3; Populist, l. OF the 100 members
to be nominated tomorrow L am alb
solutely certain that Morgan will get
6S. with chances of an equal show for
at least majority Of the others. I
estimate that Morgan's vote in the
caucus of about 100 members will be so,
thereby giving him the nomination"
The Johnston forces give no figures.
but claim the State by safe majority.
The Gubernatorial race. which is be-
tween Hon. John w. Tomlinson. of
Jefferson; Congressman Jessie A. Stall
lings. OF Butler: General Charles NJ.
Shelley. of Jefferson; Hon. Charles S.
Waller. of Hale. and Hon. w. ]. sam
ford. of Lee county, is pretty we'll
mixed UP. with Stallings occupying the
front position.
Jefferson with her 30 delegates will
probably go for Tomlinson. who. in
event that Stallings Is not nomina ted
on the first ballot. will stand a splen-
did chance of securing the nomination.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-14
AMUSEME NTS.
"UNDER THE RED ROBE"

Edward Rose is one of the few play
wrights who have lately made good
plays out of other mems books. The
reason of the excellence of his work is
that a pair of scissors and a paste
brush are merely tools in his adept
hand, and he uses his head in employ
ing them. His method of dramatiza-
ton is much like that of the late Dion
Boucicault. because he puts sufficient
originality into it, Under the Red
Robe which will be given at the
Academy of Music Monday evening by
company under the direction OF Julius
Calm. Is an adaptation by Rose Of
Stanley Weymans novel Of that name.
II is as much the creation OF Wcyman
as The Prisoner of Zenda" was of An
thony Hope, after Roses treatment OF
1t III story. characters and great essen
tails, but in both cases the dramatist
has had the Judgment and skill to take
only suitable materials from the novel
and to add to it whatever was rcuuj-
site for clear. coherent theatrical
version. The outcome is n romantic
drama.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-14
IN THE COURTS.
MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL OVER
RULED-SENT TO GRAND
s JTTPv

Judge Hanckel, in the Court Of Law
and Chancery yesterday denied the
motion for new trial in two cases, in
which verdict was rendered for the
defendant in each case.
The first case was that of Orange
Epps, Administrative against the Old
Dominion Steamship Company. This
was suit for $4,000 for loss of Epps,
life, who was killed while engaged in
loading or unloading one of the ships
OF the defendant company.
The second case was that of e. r.
Cromwell against the New York, Phil
adelphia and Norfolk railroad. This
suit was brought to recover damages
TOR loss of carload OF Strawberries
which the plaintiff shipped by defend
ants line and which were spoiled be-
lore reaching their destination.
SENT TO GRAND JURY.
Isaac Mack. the negro who was ar
rested In Portsmouth Thursday after
noon by Detective Childress, OF the
Norfolk force, on the charge OF snatch
ing SIG In cash from the hands Of
horace White, a bellman employed at
the Monticello Hotel, was given a hear
ing before Justice Tomlin yesterday
morning and held for the grand jury
upon the charge of highway robbery
Inc prisoner claims he is the wrong
man. and protests his Innocence in an
indignant manner. White is certain.
however, that Mack is the party who
grabbed his money. He says Mack
came to him on the ferry wharf and
asked him to change $40. When he
pulled roll of money from his pocket
Mack grabbed it and ran
Randolph Thomas, a negro who was
ordered to jail some time ago as a sup
posed lunatic, was ordered released
yesterday by Judge Hanckel, 1t having
been decided by commission that the
negro was not insane.
OTHER POLICE CASES.
Lucy Simmons. colored, was fined s25
and sentenced to ninety days in Jail by
Justice Tomlin yesterday morning for
biting q piece off the nose of Fletcher
9ancy. an old gray-haired negro.
Fletcher and the Simmons woman got
mixed up in a fight in Fox's lane, and
the woman caught the old mans nose
between her teeth and chewed a big
portion of it off
III. S. Lindsay who was fined $40
and costs by Justice Tomlin Thursday
morning on the charge of abusing Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Fisher, who reside in
house No. 40, Burmuda street, the same
occupied by Lindsay. was complainant
against Fisher yesterday. whom he
charged with attempting to assault
him with Il Ratchet. There was abso-
lutely no evidence to sustain the
charge, and Lindsay was made to pay
the costs of the warrant.