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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
BOYCOTT is DECLARED
No Change for the Better in:thc Strike
Situation Along Southern, / ailway.

No Change for the Better in:thc Strike
Situation Along Southern Hallway.
ATLANTA, GA, April 1.-The order of
Railway Teiegraphers tonight declared a
boycott on the southern Railway. and
hope 10 make ii effective through the
ticket and freight agents of the: United
States and the Federation of Labor. Tele-
grams were sent tonight by President
Powell to the twenty thousand ticket
and freight agents in the United States,
asking them to route passengers and
freight via other lines than the Southerr
pending the present trouble. Mr.. POWELL
says the Railway TelegrAphers' Order is
atfiliatcd with the Federation of Labor.
STRIKERS CUT WIRES.
KNOXVILLE. TENN. April 1.-THE:
strike remains practically as 1t was yes.
.crday. Local trains on the division are
being handled on time. and all through
trains received are being taken throush
on regular time, but are being received
late.
Superintendent c. Ewing, Of the Knox
vile division, says that only tweaty-eightl
men have struck OF his division, while.
Strike Organizer I. W. T.usf. claims for
ty-seven are out and four more will so
out tomorrow.
At Sweetwater last night wires We're
cut and the telegraph station stoned. do
ing damage to window panes. SuDerin-.
tendent Ewing offers $500 reward for the
arrest and conviction of the guilty par
ties.
All the Western Union wires have been.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Thomas Tynaa!. OF Pink Hill Town
ship, Stricken III the Field.

KINSTON, N. c., April 14.-Speciai.-
Thomas Tyndall. aged seventeen years.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Tyndal. was
Killed yesterday morning by lightning at
his home. in Pink Hill Township, about
sixteen miles from Ilinston.
In company with his brother, Mr. j. O..
Tyndal. he was blowing in the field when,
on account of the rain coming UP. they
mounted their horses and started for the
house. When they had advanced about
one hundred yards a stroke of lightning
Filled the young man and the horse he
Was on instantly. His brothe: was only
few yards in the rear. and the light
ming shocked him to such an extent tina,
he fell from his horse. He got up in a
few moments and went 10 his brother.
and found. him dead. He then went to
the house for assistance. and, returning,
carried the body home. 1t was found
that the lightning had broken the skin
back of the neck on the left shoulder.
The electric storm of yesterday was the
severest that has prevailed in this section
in years. II burned out all the fuses Of
the telephone system burned ont six
drop numbers in the central office. and
spl;ntered nearly all TO pieces seven poles
on the line from kinston 10 Snow Hill.
near Mr.. j. y. fuckers place, about a
milo from here.
Scores OF people report severe shocks,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
SUMMARY OF TO-DAY,S NEWS.
local.


Special music at the churches.
Richmond Carnival TO surpass all ex-
=pectations.
Clay Ward actives meet.
-Pythians to build a castle hall
Members of the Deep Run Hunt Club
may be arrested.
Judge Lamb refuses to appoint re-
.ceiver for the Old Dominion Building and
Loan Association.
-Efenrico delegates elected
Man killed in a runaway.
Insanity may result from blow.
State.
Mark Hanna threatened with grip.
The President TO john him
Miss Chalmers continues to improve,
and the bullet viii not be extracted
Officers promoted on Weems L.ii.e
steamer Westmoreland.
Daniel states his position uneGutvp-
ca.ly on the Constitutions! Convention.
Martin declines 10 talk for publication.
-F'arn,viIle business Association .reor-si
ganiZed Important new industries IN
-Psttsyisania Democrats demand that
acrfon of Constitutional Convention be
submitted TO voice of the people.
General.
Progress OF strike on the Southern.
Morgan probably wins senatorial race
in Alabama ard Bsily that in Texas
North Carotaa5 Republicans and Pop
SiIists confer In Washington
MANY private pension bills passed by
Senate.
Foreign.
China has dispatched 1000 troops 10
= 5per,ine zof the Paris Exposition
Beers preparing for last stand In casa
sof fall OF PretorlS. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
CAR GOES TO MOSCOW.
EunYors Clr-cn, That an Uitinatu.n
Has Seen Sent.

ST, PETERSBURG, April 1.-THE
Car and Czarina started last evening
for Moscow,
Extraordinarily persistent rpmors are
current IN MOSCOW that on Russian
Easter Sunday the Car will issue a
Great Britain demanding that she con-
clue peace with the Beers forthwith un-
der threat Of occupying Gabul and Herat
if Great Britain fails to comply
This report is connected BY some per-
sons with The fact that no reservists are
at present allowed 10 take unlimited
leave but probably the orders to the
reservists are connected with the pro-
iectef summer manoeuvres in the central
provinces in which 2o0,c5o troops will
participate and at which Emperor Will
liam is expected to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
MANY PRIV |.I|=:
PENSION BILLS
PASS THE. SENATE
The Alaskan Civil Bill.
Went Over Til l.[
Monday.
POPULAR ELECTION
Mi. Berry Appealed for Action on
His Resolution Proposing Con-
stitutiona Amendment.
--
SPOKE. FOR SYMPATHY
FOR STRUGGLING Beers
The House Devoted Almost Its Entire
Session Yesterday to Enlosies on
the Late Governor Oliver L.
Morton, OF Indiana, i'll Cons
nection will, the Accept
;nce OF His Statue.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-Bcyond the
massage of eirhty-rhree private pension
bills and some general measures OF minor
importance, the Senate to-day transactea
little business.
The Alaskan civilrcode bill was under
consideration for some time, but tinally
went over until Monday. when an eiiort
will be made to get vote upon II.
Mr.. Berry, Of Arkansas, directed atteh-
ton 10 the fact that the House oil hei-
resantatives mad adopted q resolution III
favor of the election Of senator's py ths
people. and he appealed to the Comlnlt zee
on Privileges and Eleetions;r>to whicA ms
resolution proposing an amendment " ti.e
Constitution for the election tot senators
by the people had been ,referred's 70 pre-
sent a report either in favor OF Of asilHs.
the resolution. He regarded It as one -
the most important question !.slot
country.
Mr. chandler. chairman OF the Gonlns,-
lee on Privileges and Elections, SAD me
committee hid been very much engaged
Inns far this session. but now that the
opinion of the Senator from Arkansas
had been reinforced by acton OF the
House, doubtless the committee Will mn
mediately proceed TO consider the SUD
iect.''
Mr.. Chandler said that, personally, Re
was oIyposed to the election of senator's
by the people, but he would be glad 20
have the question considered
erhen the senior Senator from South
Dakota resumed his speech on the MS
tory of the Boer war, advocating the
abortion OF Mr.. Mason's resolution eN-
pressive of sympathy for the Beers IN
their fight against Great Britain
The Senator mathematical England in
every phase of her government, ana de-
clared that her colonies were cursed by
her control.
II hope the day will come-and i hope
the Transvaal war will furnish the OPP
portunfty-when ireland Wall rise anu
sweep every British soldier and every
British landlord into the sea.
At 4.21 the Senate adjourned.
Tn the House.
WASHINGTON, April H.-After one
bour of routine business the House to-day
devoted its session to hearing euiogles
on the late Governor Oliver i. Norton,
If Indiana in connection with the ac-
ceptance of his statue, which mas been
placed in Statuary Hall by the State
which. he served.
The speakers included Crumpacker.
Gyerstreet. Griffith. Hemmngway. Faris,
and Watson of Indiana; Grosvenor, of
Ohio: Brick, Alexander. and Cannon, OF
Illinois.
Previous 10 this. order of business fifty
three private pension bills We're passed
and notice was given that the naval ap-
preparation bill would be called up on
Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
SENATOR DANIEL
FOR A REVISION
OF CONSTITUTION
He Uneqrlivoea1ly States
His Position on the
Question.
| NOT U UNDERSTOOD
VIII Advocate Expression by the Con-
yention in Favor of the Call
for a Revision.
| THE SENATOR ISSUED APPEAL
AT ROANOKE YEARS AGO
Senator Daniel Expresses the. Belief
! That the Norfolk Convention Will
| Declare in Favor of the Propo-
tion-Scnator Martin, While
in Norfolk. Refused to
Give His Views.
THE SENATOR ISSUED APPEAL
AT ROANOKE YEARS AGO

LYNcEnBURG, VA. April lEsnecial.-
United States Senator john w. Daniel
in an appointed interview to-day with
Judge John D. ETorsley ana Mr.. Carter
Glass. editor OF the News, authorized the
positive announcement that he has been
for years and is now unqralifetily in ia
voy OF holding 4 constitutional conven-
ton to revise the Underwood constitu-
tion.
Major Daniel is deiesate-at-larse from
Campbell county TO tle Democratic state
Convention to be held at Norfolk, Ma,
ID He will attend the convention and
will advocate an expression by the coll-
ventLon in favor of the constitutional cons
yention-
ADVOCATED IT TWO YEARS AGO.
He said this had been his position all
along and expressed some surprise that
II was not Enthusiastically known throirgil-
out Virginia He referred to the fact
that he was one OF the party leaders who
assembled at Roanoke several years ago
and issued Il strong appeal 10 the DEM
ocrSsts of the State to support the propo-
sItion then pending to call a constitution
DEEPLY INTERESTED
Major Daniel takes the deepest interest
in the movement and any representation.
that seeks to place him in either u doubt
full attitude or autagonnisn to the propo-
silicon IS totally without foundation in
fact. He expressed the belief tfltt tAs
Norfolk convention viii declare in ia
vor of the propositions. In this connec-
tion lit may also be stated chat Cngress-
man Ctey earnestly advocates the con-
ventou movements.
SENATOR MARTIN DECLINES.
NORFOLK, VA, April il-Special-
Senator Martin, who was on his Wa
from Washington to Snithfeld to visit
his wife there. missed connection at
Newport News this morning. He came
to Norfolk and met political friends.
He refused, while here, to express for
publication, his views on the subject of
constitutional convention and Went to
SnIthffeid this afternoon by steamer.
Mrs Martin met him at Newport News
and returned with him to Smithteld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15

Chatham this afternoon by means of
spike laid on The track No one was hurt.
by the accident. but the train was delayed
about one hour and a half
Strike Continues.
KNOXVILLE. TENN. April 1.-The
ss;rikesat the Coal Creek Coal Company's.
mines, at Coal Creek. Tenn, continues.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
Rufus WRIGHT SHOT
Lying at Point OF Death froma Wound

Lying ut Point Of Death from a Wound
III the Neck.
CHICAGO. April 14.-Rufus Wright. a.
millionaire, and treasurer OF the firm OF.
Morgan & Wright bicycle tire manufac-
ttrers. is lying at the point Of death in
a room in tIne Leland Hotel, shot through
the. neck by a bullet from the revolver OF
Mrs Louisa Lottrdge OF Paw ia W. NJ s s
me shooting occurred in the apartments
occupied by the woman.
Both the victim and Mrs. lsottridge per-
sist il, yir.y it was an accident While the
police say. from the location of the
wound. there is doubt as TO the truth Of
the declaration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
BAILEY PROBABLY ELECTED
Indications Are That He Has Carried
Everything.

HOUSTON, TEN, April 1.-THE warm
est election known in Texas for many
years is now under way in the struggle
between Senator Horace Chiffon for re-
election and Congressman j. w. Eailey
to succeed him. Bulletins from all the
counties indicate that Bailey has carried
everything The result of the primaries
for United States Senator to date Is:
For Bafley-,Wise. Montague. Shlckle-
ford, Duval, Hunt, Hill and washington
counties. and probably Edstrop ana Mills,
having approximately eleven votes.
For ChiEron-Nueces and Upshur, equal
to tvs votes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
LONG WOULD ACCEPT

He is willing to BE NIcKinley's Run
ming Mate.
WASHINGTON, April Referring to
the use of his. name in connection with
the vice Presidential nomination. secre-
tarv. Long is und ers TODD TO have informed
:, number ufS.flis friends to-day that if
the nomination were rendered him he
would accept IT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
MORGAN REELECTED
Returns Indicate His Return to Senate
by large Majority.

ATLANTA, GA. April t5.-Displtcsles
from various parts of Alabalra. up 10
Il 80 a. NJ. indicate the PREDICTION of Hon.
John t. Morgan to the United States
Senate by a large majority. Senator Nor
gan carried Governor Johnstons home
county by three to one for the Governor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
pa,,-:tI.icrican Congress.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE meeting
Of the diplomatic Representatives OF the
three Americas at the Bureau of Ameri-
can Republics to-day resulted in the sue,
;.assfiIl launching from an international
standpoint of the project of the assem-
bling OF the pan-American Congress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
rrn.rn Hinder. NT;,Icr.

town of Wharton and the country for
eight miles above is now under water
ali previous records having heen sur
passed. The crops in that portion Of the
colorado Valley are entirely ruined
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
TO SUPPRESS BOXERS

Chinese dispatch 1000 Troops to
Shan Tnng.
SHANGHAI. April l5.The Chinese.
Government has sent seven thousand!
$troo,,s to Shan Tl,ng TO suppress the.
Eoxers However, IL IS notorious that a
s1,sa iority Of the troops are members of
the same society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
DIR. ,IcGnire's Condition.

DR. Hunter sTcCfufre's condition remains
unchanged. although he is able TO take q
little nourishment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
tInnnn Seeking Rest.

NORFOLK. A., April H. Senator
Mark Hanna. = lrs. Hanna, eth cir daug ter,
Miss Hanna, and her friend. a Iiss Wilson,
u re- a Old Point. where the senate. IS
seeking rest ~ s44ss5s.1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
wEArHEls EoEECAsr.

Forecast for Sunday and Montiay
r:rs.nil-Fsttr and warmer Sunday;
showers Monday. light. variable minds.
shifting to esrsterly.
Worth CaroiIna--F'aIr Sunday and Mon
day: winds shifting to fresh easterty.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-08-31

Senator Davis of Minnesota gave a
clear exposition of the issues of the
campaign in his address before the
Hamilton club at Chicago. The SEN
ator declared that the paramount issue
Of this campaign was the vital one as
to whether the conditions that have
produced prosperity and industry in
the United States shall continue to ex-
ist. Of the campaign bugaboos put
forth by the fusionists Senator Davis.
disposed readily. "a nation OF TO-
100000 OF free people, vast in extent,
need have no fear" said Senator Davis,
h an empire will be erected upon
The ruins Of the republic by the scat
tered forces of an army Of 100000
men" And in conclusion he said:
If the existence Of the republican
party should be closed today its his
tory would be that of the union saved,
Of q protective system under which the
United States has become the greatest
manufacturing nation in the world, OF
a general industrial development
which sustains 100000 millions Of
people, Of a financial system which has
created an unimpeachable credit, Of all
the blessings which civilization can
confer upon humanity.