Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-09-06
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eunuCnS ana SERVANTS.
Details of the recent outbreak OF Fill
pinos in Bohol, an island just north Of
Mindanso, are sent the War department
BY Gen. Mac Arthur in dispatch OF
yesterdays date. He says that force
OF American soldiers has been sent iott
the interior to quell the INSURGENTS. hl'
dispatch Is az follows: Details OF out
break at Bohol develop the fact thai
Pedro Samson, Commsndant Police,
left Tagbilaren osteusibly to inspect
the police of various towns. This M
did until heard from in Carmen where
with his followers he was threatening au
attack on the garrison AT I'd y. 1--WE
attachments ordered from Carme'
found the town peaceful. No ,grc7 o
iusurrection, Detachment OF n mr,
First Lieutensnt Levack on AUGUST 81
we're attacked near Carmen by l2O ool'
men. The latter were nearly anDlhllat
ed: over 100 killed. Our loss as pre
viously reported. Movement on inter
ior now In progress.
The possibilities OF the buboDl'
plague being introduced into the coun
trv from Glasgow, Scotland, we're dis
cussed by Surgeon Gen. Wyman of th'
Marine Hospital service, and health o!
fcer Doty, OF New York, who arrived
here early this morning. Gen. Wymar
said the discussion was mainly abou
the protective measures to be taken t
keep out the plague, DIR. Doty return
ed to New York at noon.
The President and Mrs. Mckinley
will leave Washington for Somerset
Pa, on Monday or Tuesday oext
They will attend the wedding of Mis-
LABEL Mckinley, and immediately al
ter the ceremony will leave for Canton
Ohio, where the President hopes to flo
| lsh his vacation.
Twelfth census bulletins issued thI
afternoon give the population OF cite
as follows Peoria, Ills, 56, 100, sgsins
Al ,024 in 1890, an increase OF 1915 0
1875 per cent; Lincoln, Neb., 40, 1863
against So, 154 in 1890, decrease o
IA, 1896 or 27.17 per cent; Mobile, Ala
3S, 469, an increase of 1893 or 23.79 ne
cent. since 1890; Galveston, Tex, ~,
| 79S, an increase of sos or 1898 pc
cent. since 1890.
The Virginia democratic association
of the District of Columbia will hol'
their regular annual meeting tomorrow
night, when their Off ;ers for next yea
| will be elected. Their present officer
are r. N. Harper, president; Clarenc
Thomas, first vice president; J. W
Blu lock, second vice president; K. L
l.. Yellott, recording secretary; DR.. :
l.. Harmon, corresponding secretary
CT. Gilbert, treasurer; II. B. Gregg
sergeant-at-arms; w. H. Saunders; |
r. Edmonds. Congressman w. A
Jones, J. c. Weldon and George Drew
~, executive committee.
| A dispatch was received at the Wa
Department this morning from Genera
Chaffee, dated Pekln, 2Sth ult., MIN
days ago, but it contained nothing bu
( the statement that the officers ant
men of the U. S. army there sent thei
thanks to President Mckinley for hi
message of congratulation 10 hem.
At democratic headquarters here 10
day the opinion was general that th
declaration of Messrs. Olney and Wilso
of their intention to support Mr. Brya
| will be followed next week by that {
other members of ex-Presdent Cleve
lands cabinet, and soon after by tnat
Mr.. Oleveland's himself. Whether Nj
Cleveland, support will help or hare
| is not known. But it is said 10 indicat
the general trend OF popular feeling 10
ward the peoples candidate, and ths
the men referred to have sense enough
to read the handwriting on the wal
| Converts to sDti-trusts and to anti
imperialism are reported in all the dis
tricts and States Of the country, and
is said that Mr.. Hanna's only hope O
victory now, lies in his ability to bu.
democratic judges of election in som
of the Northern and Western States.
u. s. Senator Wellington of Mary
land, who believes in a republicsi
form of government and not in an EN-
pire, and who therefore has declared
for Bryan, speaks the German, as wei
as he does the English language, an
will soon 90 to the Northwest and speaI
to the Germans there, and tell then
how Mr.. Mckinley has deceived MIN
Stocks as we'll as wheat and cor
were quoted as dull and steady at th
brokers' offices here today.
Congressman Swanson, OF Virginia,
here today. He thinks he will bea
Whitehead, his republican opponent i
the 9Th district without any trouble
and is also confident that he will re
oeive the gube.natorial nomination
when that shall be made. He say
Virginia will give a larger democrali
majority for Bryan than she did fou
years ago,
Messrs. Agnew, Bowden, Reed, Grippe
and other prominent Virginia republicans
were here today to see Representative Lou
denslager, Of the national republican commit
tee and find out if that committee will CIV
them any financial help in their propose
Virginia campaign. 1t is intimased tina
the prospect is Virginia will get no republi
can money this year, not even for the Nintl
| district.
Mamie l. Foster was appointed pOstmaste
at Otter River, Campbell county, Va, today