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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
COURT AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
House Authorizes Holding ofa Term
ut That Point.

House Authorizes Holding ofa Term
ut That Point.
WASHINGTON, March 12.--The Speaker
of the House to-day appointed Mr. Nc
Clearly, OF Minnesota, as chairman OF the
Committee on Library, vice. Mr.. Harmer.
of Pennsylvania, deceased.
a bill was passed to authorize term
of the United States Court for the West
ern District of Virginia, to be held at
Charlottesville. Va
A resolution was adopted to print 1900
copies of the eulogies delivered in Con-
gress upon the late Vice-President Ho-
bart.
An important BILL to extend the placer
mining laws OF the United States with
certain notifications to shore rights.
beach workings, ETC.. in Alaska. was
passed. This bill is designed to meet the
conditions obtaining at Cape Nome. An
amendment was adopted prohibiting cor
porattons from locating claims.
Il The Wise-Young case was then called
UP under the agreement to vote at 2::SG
p. NJ. after which the House went into
Committee of the Whole to consoles the
urgent deficiency appropriation bill. After
some discussion the bill was passed. and
at $50 P. NJ, rne House adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
CARNEGIE ANSWERS FRlCK.
Hollis That the Iron Clad Agreement
isVaIid and Binding.

i
PITTsBURG, PA, March 12.-The an
swer Of the Carnegie Steel Company,
Limited, defendant in the equity suit OF
H. C. Prick, to determine the value OF
his holdings in said company, was filed
to-day. The answers filed are for the
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited, and
the thirty individual defendants named,
in the suit. The document meets every
ayer1nent Of the plaintiff in the fullest
detail. 49,
The answer says Mr.. Frick is primarily
responsible for any defect. if any exists
Il denies that the character. of the bust.
ness had been changed, though admitting
that the business was enlarged, capital
increased by $20,00O,C0O. ana more than.
double that amount paid IN and invested
in the associations business. It recltess
the requirement of Carnegie, Phlpps ana
Company, Limited, a separate partner.
shin association, for SIC, 100000 which was
Maid for in usual manner, and Flick
devised and executed the method Of this
payment
The history of Tricks membership in
the association is reviewed in detail. His:
interests We're acquired under the iron
clad agreement" and consisted Of slO9,o0o
of capital stock.
The answer, says Mr.. Carnegie, on
paper signed by all acting members Of
the board of mana cement, demanded
Tricks resignation solely to preserve har-
mony, and Carnegie denies controlling
or seeking to control his associate part
nerS.
MIR. F,rick, it is claimed, has upheld and
enforced the so-called ..iron-clad agree
ment" at all times. The answer AYERS
that $4,000. 900 is the full amount due
Frick. Concluding. the answer says the
so-called iron-clad agreement is a good
and valid contract, and binding upon the
plaintiff, and asks that the bill be dis
missed, plaintiff to pay costs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
JAMES CITY COURT.
Large Attendance ana Three Criminal
InGictmcntS-SnIe OF Property

WILLIAMSBURG VA. March 12.--Spe-
scial.-In the County Court to-day Judge
Smith presiding. the case of Daniel
Times, who murderously assaulted
Holmes, a colored man, and who escaped
from the city Jail, was continued. Times
is still at large.
The case of William Webb (colored).
charged with seduction, was continued
till next term, the prisoner being adj
mitted to bail.
The case of 4. Charles w. ST. Clair was
certified back to the Mayor for trial. MIR.
St. Clair keeps a bar. and a few weeks
ago fired a pistol at Mr.. R. E. Donnegan,
who was standing in the doorway of the
formers place of business. Mr.. st. Clair
claims that he fired the pistol only to
scare Mr.. Donnegan.
Mrs. Cornelia Garrett qualified as adj
minstratrix on the estate of her de-
ceased husband, r. NJ. Garrett, with S. S..
HankinS as surety in the sum of $1,000.
The. attendance upon court this term is
the largest for years. Among the visi-
tors were A1esSrs. Rydnor, of Richmond;
j. B. Richardson. of Providence Forge;
John Seymour, of Newport News. and At
torneys J. F. Hubbard and B.. H. Evan,
of York: Beverly Slater, of Baltimore,
and S. Otis Bland, of Newport News.
Professor T. J. Stubs has purchased,
for 81 900, of Mr.. r. L.. Spencer, one-half
of his block in the West End. There are
no improvements. Four years ago the en-
tire tract was bought for about 81 900.
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BEES IN sA:BATHR00M.

4 Baltimore Family Supplied w it'll
Honey by Il Big Working Colony.
Honey bees of different times and coun-
tries have chosen many peculiar iocaiiol.s
for their homes. but none have sto"
themselves more domestic In tnelt ei 'S
than a colony In mort invest Baltimore
which has prevailed a dwelling house'
and cannot be induced to 90 E elseM ne .!
This colony. which has sthousailus -. =.
members, has pre-empted ZOE !s o ,".I
use a part of the dwelling, NO. ls1o
M r,en, Avenue. ocupied by Mr.. E.
Goldman. sss3s3. 49,
When that gentleman moved into tne w,
house. several years ago. ne n ,.es
& that a large number OF bees ,e ,tSH.s1
around the windows of the pain a slool.,i
on the second floor. and, on oosely sLi
them closely, he saw that they acalne
out and went into the opening ~ go -
house wall through which the pipe :. ~.
the bath tub ran He conciuoe=l e ..'s
there was hive som eWhers ~ =, -,
vicinity OF the bath room ana on -
ling out q small section of the hoorins
lheS found in the vacant space under sth 1'
floor and between the joists. on " men y. n
the flooring rested, what seemed 10 nm. nm.
million bees, with large atnouhe -
Z honey u,
TUBS and large pans were brougnts mo
5reuuisition to hold the honey. ne MONEY I,s
combs stood at right angles 70 lhe
zThey were an inch In thickness and
about ten inches square The sauares
Of honeycomb. set on edge side by si si
completely filed the space betW v
beams no take them stt was only neees-s
fsary to detacn them at each. SIDE Iro ON
the beam and lift then, gu The mem,
shars scf the taily had all tbs. Money:
they wanted and 81 was 5. freesy as
s. The RE "robb.nEs took place in the tai.
~ anal amount was left for the bees to-
,,.i,t upon. or. Goldman thought u
would Sc better 70 anstsr the bses 81 8
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
Sympath may help
q, NC und ed heart.
but i on 4 { heal.
3, founded limb.

That fact IS So Obvious that You VOL !,
der wf1y any one cam offer. S ympathy
as the chief feature Of treatment for tile
delicate diseases Of women. Yet W Won ,sn
are invited to & write to a woman WIG
can sympathize with woman, 81 ana 5tne
theme of their correspondent Is i 70
be the delicate, difficult and dangerous
diseases which nder1nine Wo ol !,
health and strength At is true tha q suc1
offers are combined Hwith an L oH re3 u
Hmedical ADVICE But medical ADVICE nee,
can only be given by conP .:s pny,.
stefan, and no mention is made IN , ,su .Ss11
offers Of physicians or doctors aovlGe.
IT is not offered because it cannot pe
given. The offer is not being made Dy
a qualified physician .s,
The offer of free consultation by letter,
made to ai1ing women by Doctor K " y,
Pierce, has behind it PHYSICIANS aoll-
ity. Dr.. Fierce is consulting physician
of the Inva1ids' Hotel and Surgical IN! y,
stitute, Buffalo, N. Y. Associated VIII l1I I
: DR.. Pierce is staff of nearly a score o.
physicians, each. man a speclallst.1nl a
practice of over thirty years Dr- p1 e &C
and his staff have treated successfuily
more than half million women, VINO
have been cured of facilitating Grams,
infammahons, alterations and fen1a,e
troubles. The age, experience and ski
of DR.. Pierce give him a supreme al el,
vantage in his chosen field of diseases OF
women. s,
You can write to Or. Pierce without
fear and without fee. Every letter is
read privately and answered cont lt1ei
tally, the answer being sent IN asPlain
envelope, without any printing upon1. It !;
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Meolca1
Adviser, sent free on receipt of stamps 10
cover expense Of mailing only Send end II
one-cent stamps for the edition IN paper
cover, or n stamps for cloth bound. Ad-
dress Dr.. R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
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conference between Governor Beckham,
Mayor DeHoney OF Frankfort, and SheriI
Suffer, twenty-five extra deputy sherlffs
and fifty special policemen were sworn
in. The Legislature adjolrrns tomorrow.
CONJUNCTION. Ky. March l2-Ihe
grand jury Which has been investigating
the election of last November, to-day
returned indictments among others,
against the following, charged with OBJ
fstructinS the election: Magistrate
Wheeler, Chief Of the Fire Department
Meyers, Charles T. M. Striger, J. w.
Ehrt, r.. W. Thompson. Greene, Mccoy.
George Jansen. R. Mitchell, Benjamin
Somn1ers. William earring, Ed. s.
Sprague and George Davis.
Ft LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 12-W. L.
Hazelipp, steward of the Central Asylum
for the insane has been arrested. He is
alleged to have been implicated in the
aplot to assassinate William Goebel
- JENINGTON, KY March 512-Captaln
c.. w. LongEnire to-day ignored the or
der.of Lieutenant-ColonelS S. S. Morrow,
in command Of the Second Kentucky
Regiment, to tisperse his company and
return all arms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
New Orleans Rnccs.

NEW ORLEANS, March 12.-L. T. Ca
ton, who received strong support from
the Texas contingent was the only beat
en- favorite to-day. The track was fast.
Results:
First race-six and a half furlongs--Alex
a to and 3 to 1O) first, Aurea q to and
2 to y second. Belle of Orleans I'll to D
third. Time. 1:22.
Second race-seven furlongs, selling
Cotton Plant Is to 1 and 2 to y first, l.
T. Cation Is to and even) second, Free
Lady Is to ~ third. Time, Log.
Third race-one mile-Esmore Oil to 5
and a to 81 first, Tom Kingsley g to l
and to y second, Bequeath e. to y
third Time, 1:41 IA.
Fourth race-nlie and quarter, handi-
cap-Sidney Lucas e to and 4 to, 81 first,
Prince of VERONA Qs to and even) sec
ond, Arthur Betan Us to y third. Time.
2:0s.
Fifth race-one mile-Frangible e to I
and to - first, First Past go to 1 and s
to y second, Russell R. Is to y third.
Time. 1:42 IA.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Bertha Nell
Is to y first, NLouzeltoff eco to 1 and Is to
y second. Maggie Davis &c to s. third.
Time, lis.
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TELEGRAPHlC fBREV|TIES.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA.-Dr. J. y. 5Por-
ter, State Health Officer. announces that
Florida guarantees will be established
April1st, instead Of May. to conform with
the day designated by the United States
Marine Hospital Service.
s SAVANNAH. GA.-This city is being
elaborately decorated2in anticipation OF
the visit Of Admiral and Mrs. Dewey, on
March 2lst and 22d. elaborate arrange
ments have been made for the two days
Governors Gambler, BioXham an. and : Nc.
Sweeney are expected. along with. Secre-
tary Long and Secretary Wilson. They
will attend the banquet. number OF
congressman will also be present
ATLANTA. Cattle Young Mems
Democratic League decided to-day to at
tend the Kansas City: Convention, and a
committee was appointed to arrange for.
a special train. Governor Gambler the
Georgia delegation in Congress. and state
Officials will be invited to accompany the
league.
GAINESVILLE. TENN.-The Mont
gomery County courthouse was de-
,stroyed by fire. Most of the records were
saved. Loss, $125.oOO; insurance. $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
FIGHT OF A FOX FOR LIFE.
Ecynar,l Twice Able 10 Foil o.s-Pe
Foxes That Ran Wild.

Reward Twice Able 10 Foil Il o.s-Pe
Foxes Thar Ran Wild.
H UTICA, March 3.-James H. Bucklin,.
of Little Falls, was the greatest fox-hunt-
err of the Mohawk Valley in his day. He
IS now eighty. Until he was thirty, his
principal business was to hunt and fish,
and. as the Mohawk Valley abounded
in game, and there were no game-laws5
to restrict it, the sport was full Of ex- -3
5citemtnt5 and pleasure. His annual fox
record was between twenty-five ~ and
itwenty-eight kills. He told the other
day of an experience at fox-hunting tina {
he and seward Davenport had below Lit.
tie Falls about fifty years ago.
Z 1--WE were hunting just below Little
Fails, in the n ishbornood Of General;
5Herkirner's old home he said. We We
hadn't been out very long when the two
dogs started a fox. The dogs ran the
fox around the edge of the hill. and final
" brought him to the base of the nit nil
near US. We thought we had him sure,
but he ran into hole in the ground that!
had been made by rabbit or a Wood-#
chuck. We decided Ito dig him ~ out ut
went to- the house and secured q
,fish-pole a hoe and shovel. We stood
our guns up against a tree near-by, and
with the fsh-pole measured the depth Of
the hole. Then Seward began to dig
down at the end. One Of the dogs was
f II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
STREET PAIR CARNIVAL.
Advertising Buttons Can y tass be Sc
cured From Secretary Brine.

gAdtertfsing Buttons Can Now be Sc
On r,.esd From Secretary Brine
has
~ ~, ~ a con-
of Sig,e Carnival
~ M, = e1 tn following
II. Never
a,-sa,- stse,f .5si
NJ, a E prime Assistant Secretary,
- Z, ..a..5 ~ ,.,i,,a /, IA eociation:
49,. s,.s ,,,ot,,,a one If the papers
:, a,+ M t,alI are men toned
q ,,,,t, tho Carnival: will you
~, - t,,..r,,,mers saw that the ball
iii ,,,t 10 ,,,,dera the anspIces of the
$50, a+;nr the ASSOCIATION will not
ia,J sits.7 name - a1I,ublic ball.
-var,,e truly.
81; ALEX II! MEYER,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
Cnmnulsory Vaccination.

LEXINGTON, VA, March 12;;-Special.
Upon the recommendation of physicians.
the Mayor and Council OF Lexington have
passed an ordinance requiring com ,,;
said ordinance will be punished by fine
of not less than 81 nor more than 500 for
each day that persons fail to be vaccl-
nated From the universal condemnation
of the ordinance by those who have not
been vaccinated there will be considera pie
opposition to the enforcement OF the
order.
Persons claim that the danger Of get
ting the disease from the kerrs Creek
region fifteen miles from Lexington, IS
pra ctically over.
The disease in that section since its first
appearance, about Christmas, has attack
ed fifty persons has passed d through ua
gle exception having had the disease.
Six other families are nov ;rt affle.ed her IN
s,rhe -mildness of the disease is shown by
the fact that no deaths have occurred,
although those afflicted have not re.
ceived the attention OF physicians, but
have done their own doctoring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
JOHNNIE GOT HIS GUN.
He Loaded Would-Be Incentliaries
EuIl Of Nn,nbor S;rSboe

He Loaded Wouid-Be Incendiaries
Full Of Number Six Shot.
WASHINGTON, March Especial
a distiller, was charged with informing
on another diSttller to the revenue OFF,
GERS. Threats were made against Tharp
by the friends Of the man informed or,
that they would hang him and burn his
house.
Tharp, thinking it more healthy In
another cline, went to an adjoining
county, where he now Is. He left at
his home his three daughters and en-
gagged q young man to stay with them
On the night of the Sth Instant about
II o'clock, one Of the daughters heard
a match strike and called to the young
man, who got his gun, and ascertained
that a mob was about the house. The
house did not take fire from. the first
match, so second attempt to set 1t
afire was made, and this second attempt
Called, as the house was q new one and
the timber was not well seasoned. The
party were varied to leave, but made
a third attempt to burr the house. when
the young man, whose name is Morris,
fred on the crowd one shot took effect.
as there was blood found on the ground
the next day and the second shot is
thought to have taken effect.
The gun used was q shotgun, loaded
with No. s bird shot. On the 10th a
warrant was sworn out against a man
by the name OF Corder. as 1t was as
c.rtained that he was hurt. and had
said that his horse had fallen On him.
Corder was arrested and brought before
the justice, ard by directions of. Com
nonwealth's Attorney Fl. G. Moffett, he
was examined by physician, who found
,,.ar ono h,rrdrod bird shot in his body.
and they were No. 6's too.
Warrants will be sworn out against
other par ties. and It Is thought the whole
crowd will be convicted. as it is believed
they will peach on each other.
rs may be expected. the parties do
not. nor have they ever occupied an
enyiable position in the neighborhoott
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
Seven Devils.

DR.. Lyman B. Sperry, physician and
lecturer, will again speak to men at AS
ISOLATION Building tonight. This will
be his fourth lecture to men only, and
it will be full of interest to any man
who can possibly attend. DR.. Sperry not
only has a message, but has a most eff!
fective delivery. His Illustrations are
most apt and one cannot help but-listen.
intently. The lecture will begin at 500
The lecture last night was well attended,
and effective. c. w. Montgomery was
the soloist.. The theme tonight will
be Seven Devils
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
SENATORS AT ODDS.
Republicans Can Notasrec on Porto
Isjco,S Future

slkepuDllC1HS Gan NOIsASFcC OH zorro
HIco's Future
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate
chamber and adjoining committee rooms
to-day were The scene of a sharp con-
fiict Of opinion of Republican senators that
found no place in the Congressional
Record. Some senators hold that legiSla-
zion for Porto Rico. for the present, at
beast. should be confined TO providing for
the immediate needs of the Inhabitants of
Porto Rico. and not include efforts to
establish form of government. Senator
Foraker declared that If the proposition
OF inactdyi,y was persisted in, he would
not only drop the bill now before the
Senate entirely. but would introduce as a
substitute for 1t measure providing for.
the organization of the island as 4 ter
ritc1y. Including establishing complete
cree trade between the island and the
Jnsted States.
When the purpose of Mr.. Foraker be-
came inown there were many hurried
conference among Republican leaders. A
number of Senators held an Informal
conference in Senator AlIison's room,
but they declared with one accord that
no definite conclusion had been reached
as to a fine Of policy to be pursued with
reference to Porto Rico. All wanted har-
Enony.
q General Foraker said tonight nothing
IN the Ttne of the territorial proposition
would be attempted for several days at
any rate. /.
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VARSITY BALL SEASON.
n
schedule of Galness to be Played at


schedule Of Games to be Played at.
charlottesville. b.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, y A. !:
nfaroh u. Special. -la1 airager Norbornei
Cooke, OF the Virginia Varsity base
ball team, announce the following sche5l
.dule Of games as arranged up to * the
present time, alto be played at Char
5Iottesville except sW1ashtng ton and Lee;
which will be played at Lexington:
Monday, March 10 th-Woodberry Forest
Saturday, March 24ttl-Benevue High
School.
Wednesday, March esth--st Adams;
Saturday, March S1st-Epaseopals High
School. - IS =;
Saturday, April 7tt-G al1apdet College.
Tuesday, April 1oth-FIrank and MAJ
shall.
Thursday, April singh University.
Saturday, April 14th-Harvard:
Monday, April 1Gth-Yale u
Tuesday, April I7th--Prfnce ton
Wednesday, April 1stll-Prince tom
Monday, April 23d-Unive of Penn
sylvanfa.
Friday. April 27th-Washington and
Lee University, at Lexington.
Wednesday, May cd--V1rgi nia sPolyt eSst-
mic Institute.
saturday, May 12th-Un University of Mary
land
Thursday, May l7th-University of the
South.
South.
SATURDAY, May 1sth-University of the
South.
Military Institute dates have not been
decided upon.
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Fire at G. and Offices.

a small fire broke out in the newly re-
built offices of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway, at the corner OF Eighth and
Main Streets, about IL o'clock last night.
The fire originated through an electric
wire in the battery closet OF the telegraph
operators room, on the fourth floor. The
Fire Department responded quickly. and
found that it was unnecessary to play a
large stream on the blaze. The small
hose OF the chemical engine sufficed Lit
I 10 IN ma was done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
QUIET IN FRANKFORT.

Exci,emcnts Subsidies, But More Arrests
Rumored.
( FRANKFORT * :, March 12.-Ine;
situation In Frankfort has radically inns
proved and public excitem ent has subs.
sided. Neverthe less, great uneasiness
sstill exists, especially among Republi-:
cans. More arrests in connection with:
the assassinat ton are ru1nored, ( the names
Including Tay lor Republ lean legisla tors,
Attorney General coley, and others;
Taylor probably will remain here instead
Of going to London, as urged. fterS q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
5Bi.5Wheas Cargo.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 1aas-
Specialize Chesapeake and Ohio steam-
err Knight Errant. Captain Jones. sailed
to-day for Liverpool with a cargo of f1SO,-
;522I bushels of wheat.
This is the largest shipment OF wheat
made from this port In the last eighteen
months and onesof the largest that ever
went out from here
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a. tisgs75
THE MISREPRESENTATION

for chills and fever is a bottle OF Groves
srasteless Chill Tonic. The formula IS
81. ,,rilil q each ia ka Il is
simply Iron and Quinines In tasteless
form and Us comp In correct pro-
portions: nc srcasons trnitatorss uosnotf ad-3
sverilses the. formula &c beraUses they8kndwi
you would not rs buy 81 tn e.r medicine
II you knew Its 8 Ingredients Groves
Is the original. and IL the only chill and
fever remedy sold sthrouk hout the entire
smelarialE section OF the d 9. No cuIo. mo
nay Price 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
Plague i'll 'ITriSco.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Marine
Hospital Service dispatches tonight con-
firm the diagnosis of the recent case in
Chinatown. in San Francisco, as bubonics
plague. incubation in rats and mon
key demonstrate that it is genuine
plague case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-13
GOVERNOR F0RESTALLED THEM.
Lassitcr Has Running Start OIL Other
Candidates

DiSSItCF HIS Il lAuHIiUr. oLaAI On oSASH
Candidates.
s BLACKSTONE, VA, March Especial.
The Executive Committee of Lunenburs
county met at the courthouse to-day,
and addressed a letter to Governor Tyler,
earnestly requesting that he Immediately
order a special election for congressman
from this district to succeed the late
Congressman Epes.
The committee also passed resolutions
of regret at the death of Mr.. Epes.
MaaJr F. r. Lassitar, of Petersburg,
was a t the courthouse, and received the
hearty assurance of nearly all present
for their earnest support of his candi-
dacy.
At a mass-meeting of the citizens Of
this place, held tonight, resolutions. en-
dorsing Major Lassi.ar, were unanimously
adopted. It is not thought in this sec
ton that Major Lassiter will have any
opposition for the nomination when the
convention meets.
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TO1yed to the CITY.

The steamer Richmond of the Old Do
minion Line, had a rough trip from Nor;
folk to this point. She was met in dis
tress several miles down the river by:
two tug boats, the Cunningham, and W.,
w. Graves, which towed her to her
wharf, reaching here at 3:15 % clock. yes
terday afternoon.
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ATTACKED BY. FIL ].
Major Ward and Seven Americans

Major Ward and Seven Americans
Wounded in Casayan.
MANILA, March 12.-5:55 p. M-Advices
received from APART, province of Caga-
van. say that Major ward and a, company
Of the Sixteenth Regiment. while leaving
that place were attacked at the landing
on the river bank opposite the town.
persistent fight followed, resulting in eight
Americans, including Major Ward, being
wounded The natives in the cagayan
valley presumably instig gated the attack
The: dispatches add that the Tagals are
harrassing the Americans.