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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
DEWEY CELEBRATION BOYCOTT.
TED.
ORGANIZED LABOR DECLARES 1T
ANTAGON1STIC TO UNION
LABOR
(By Telegraph to virginian- Pilot)

(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot.)
Chicago. ILL.,, April 26.-The long
talked-of boycott of the Dewey cele-
bration by organized labor took form
to-day. The Executive Committee of
District s. OF the International Associa
ton OF Machinists. issued an cdict to-
day declaring the promoters of the
ce!ebrat ton antagonistic to union labor
and ordering members of the union to
take no part in it.
Three men were seriously injured in
the trades labor war upon non-union
workmen to-day. The injured are:
Patrick Tansey. teamster. seriously in
1ured by mob; Henry Schellhorn. team
ster. badly beaten by mob: Stephen
Gaul. carnenter. sluggcd from behind
by three men.
Tansey and Schellborn were engaged
III hauling sand 10 the Western Flee
trio building against which strike is
directed. They had dumped the sand
In front of the building when IL mob of
i!fty men, said To be mostly pickets.
began hurting bicks. stones and paving
blocks at them The strikers then
closed in on Tansey and Schellborn and
pounded and kicked them. The arrival
of the police dispersed tho mob and the
injured men were taken to their homes
Gaul. who is GO years of age, was
going to his work when set upon.
Oscar Mold. union carpenter. was ar
rested and chrged with participating in
the assault.
y complaint was made to-day that
the girls who are to sing in the chorus
which is to be n feature of Dewey Day
nave been threatened with violence by
union men If they persist in attending
rehearsals.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
ANOTHER GOOD GAME.
1t Afforded the Leaguers Excellent OPP
portunities for Exercise.

The All Americans of Baltimore, with
a professional battery loaned them by
Manager Weckbecker of the Ports
mouth League team, played the wear
ers of the green and gray very clever
and decidedly interesting game of ball
yesterday afternoon, before crowd
which was both appreciative and de-
mons trative.
The Portsmouth's hit the leather with
hard resembling whacks making. IS
clean hits. and they chased each other
around the bases until they had gotten
up heavy sweat and which of course
Is what the boys were looking for. Just
at this particular time of the season, as
1t helps to put them in condition such
as they want to be when the season
opens. which is next Monday.
There is no question but that the
Portsmouth team is an excellent one
and the more one sees of the men. their
activity, Willingness to work, on the
coaching lines, and we have some good
ones IN that art too. and the general
good fellowship which reigns among the
players. in connection with their skill
rs ball players, each individual player
possessing eminent ability, as a dis
ciple of the National League. the
greater the impression of the good Sc
lections made in the makeup Of the
team.
The All Americans. our boys in
name, birth and education, put up lust
as strong game as possible when the
difference is compared. They hit for six
bases. and while they are charged with
an equal number of errors, they were
principally of the kind over which the
top notchers" in the business often
stumble and fall.
The following tabulated score tells
the balance of the story.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
DID NOT GET THE LICENSE

Yesterday afternoon two young ladies
and gentleman entered the office of
Captain Phillips. clerk of the Hastings
Court. and addressing Mr.. e. ThomD-
son, the deputy. requested a marriage
license.
This after n fw inquiries. was refused
on the ground that the city of Ports
mouth was not their home, they adj
hitting that Newport Nws was their
place of residence. They left the clerk s
Office of the Hastings Court with the
intention of acting upon suggestion
that they claim Norfolk county as their
home. and make application in the
county clerks office for the desired per-
NIT to wed.
This. however, they did not carry into
effect. conference being held which
changed the procedure intended. and
after making inquiries about our sister
state of North Carolina. left for the
stated purpose of returning to Newport
News, but whittier they did or not can
not be asserted with any degree Of ac-
curacy,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
NAVAL ORDERS.

The following naval orders have been
issued:
Lieutenant c. Il. Morgan is detached
from the Branch photographic Office
and ordered to the Michigan as execu-
tive navigator.
Lieutenant Commander ]. II. Bull is
detached from the Bennington and or
dercd To the Newark
Lieutenant II. 4. Baker is detached
from the Monohsahela and ordered TO
the Essex Immediately.
Lieutenant Commander c. S. Rich
mond' is detached from the Newarl, and
ordered To the Bennington.
Commander T.. Courts Is ordered To
duty ut the navyyard. Washington, for
ordnance instruction.
Lieutenant William Truxtun is de-
tached from the Franklin and ordered
in charge of the photographic Office at
Norfolk.
Lieutenant G. L. p. stone is detached
from the Richmond and ordered to tho
Buffalo
Lieutenant Stokely Morgan is granted
sick leave for six months
Lieutenant III. G.. Gates Is detached
from the Indiana and ordered to the
Michigan. -
Lieutenant C. S. Williams is detached
from the Marblchead and ordered to
Honolulu
Naval Cadet G. c. Sweet is detached
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
OF SEVERAL TOWNS
ARRESTED ON CHARGES OF
TREACHICRY
-[Ry Telegraph to NirGil.ia \

-lRY Telegraph TO NirGil.ia piilet4
Manila, April 26.-G:15 p. m.-About
800 of the enemy have been killed re-
Gently in North Ilocos. including Dodd's
fight and the attack on Bacco on April
6. when from 600 to 100 rebels, a quarter
of whom were armed with rifles de-
terminedly attacked the Americans.
charging their positions and fighting at
close quarters. The enga cement lasted
all the afternoon. the enemy burning
the town: but they were repulsed after
the arrival of American achievements
The Insurgents generally are aggres-
s.ve in that province. They captured
an American provision wagon near
Lapo.
The Americans having obtained evil
dence that the Alcaldcs OF I.apo, Mag
singal, Cabugas and Sinait were hold
ing treacherous communication with
the insurgents. imprisoned them and
burned Lapo's town hall.
There have been several minor fights
in the province. including IN attack by
200 insurgents on Lavag, April II. forty
OF whom We're killed ana eighty were
captured. The officers report that the
men of the Thirty-th regiment and
Third cavalry behaving spiendidly I'M
der very trying circumstances. Thore
were no American casualties at Batec.
where $50 insurgents were killed and
seventy were captured.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
MARRIED AT THE pApsoN

a very pretty marriage was solemniz-
ed at the residence of the Rev. r. T.
Beadles at o'clock Wednesday night
The contracting parties being Mr.. VIII
nam Deans and Miss Maud Butler of
this city. The bride was attired i'm rro
Nenftian cloth trimmed in white satin
ana applique lace. and carried :: bon
Duet of white carnations with smil,x
The groom wore the usual black The
bridesmaid was Miss Annie Johnson
and Mr.. Edward j. Darden was hest
man. After the ceremony the bridal
party retired to the residence of the
brides brotherin law, corner EfIinr-
ham and Bart streets, where they wore
met by number of friends. Refresh
ments were served
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
WEDNESDAYS pRIA1ARY.

The interest IN the primary was not
iessened until after 10 o'clock yester-
oay morning. when the vote of the Sec
ond Ward was counted. All night long
rcwds stood on the streets in hopes of
nearing the result. The Virginian-Pilot
office was besieged all night. The
Phones kept ringing from people who
were anxious to hear the result, which
was hulletind as fast as the returns
came m and when the count was COM
pleted 1t was posted in full. All day
crowds stood around copying the vote,
which will be found below:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
SOCIAL IN WEST NoRyoLIl.

The spacious parlors OF Mir. J. 4.
Thews were the scene of II large gath
ering of young people last night The
social was given in honor of Miss Flora
Viola Thcws. the charming and attrac-
tive daughter of the host. The evening
was pleasantly spent, and the moments
whiied away rapidly. After the intel
lie rtual part came the sumptuous repast
which had been tastefully and careful
ly prepared by the hostess In wee
hour Of the morning all parted for their
respective homes
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27

summary: Earned runs, 5; Home
runs, hurry; two-base hits, hurry,
kemmer, Myers: base on balls, off Lui-
ticth, /; off Curtis. 1; off Davis, /.
Struck out by Luiticth. l; by Curtis 2;
by Davis l. Left on bases, Portsmouth,
s; All Americans. 4. Hit by pitched ball,
by Davis, l. Stolen bases. Bammert
Longley, 2. Double plays-Bammcrt to
Clark to Myers. Pass balls Myers
Struck out by Luitich. l: my Curtis, .;
by Davis. l. Umpire, ]. r. Van Patten
Time, 1:45
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
WAS BADLY BURNED

A lady living at Mrs Rosa Leigh's. on
North street. Park View. was badly
burned Wednesday night She attempted
to pour some oil In 40 nil stove. not
knowing that it was burning. and in do
ing so the can caught on fire. causing
IL TO explode. The contents went all
over her clothing. and before 1t was ont
she was badly burned about the face
and hands. a physician was sent for
and dressed the wounds
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
AN AccInEN,r

yesterday morning little colored
chiid was crossing the corner OF High
and Chestnut street when wagon
turned the corner quickly and knocked
ner down and ran over her, breaking
ner leg ut the knee. She was carried to
the residence of her parents on Chest
nut street, where Doctor France was
summoned and set the limb. The acct
oent could not have been avoided.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
FINE SHOOTING YESTERDAY.
The Portsmouth Gun Club Keeps up its
Reputation for Good craftsmanship.

Yesterday afternoon. at Columbia
Park. the regular weekly shoot of the
Portsmouth Gun Club was enjoyed by
the membership. which is large and
influential. These occasions are rap
idly gaining great popularity, and
much interest is shown generally in the
success of the club.
The excellent craftsmanship of the
association is shown in the appended:
AVERAGE SHOOT
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27

Baird's majority. 721; Herberts ma
jority, 727; Phillips majority, 1,15S;
Sykes majority, 1872; Smiths majority
1I9; Barlow's majority. 49, Humes
majority, 1.32S: Woods majority, sos;
Hopes majority, GIG: Grants majority
30S; Bright's majority. 1875: Murdens
majority 1000; Hervcy's majority, $50.
The fight to-day will be between
George y. Tabb and f. l.. Lash for
Treasurer; Carey, Hall and John Sands.
for Keeper of Cemeteries, and Il. S. An
derton and Jesse Balm for High Con-
stable.
The vote to-day will not be as large
as that of Wednesday, but the candi-
dates will make an effort to get all the
votes out they can.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
Nervous headache Cured
Speedily. No danger by Hicks Cam.
dine. Is and CSC. ut drug stores.
This Is For You.

Srecial offers to get n home to navy
ward and railroad men who cannot ar
ford TO pay cash for lot. Or anv ono
who really wants homo. If you want
n lot or any property we have it, Call
or address us for terms.
THE SEABOARD REAL ESTATE
COMPANY.
Room 20i. No. 2li High street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
EVENTS TO-nAY

Portsmouth Lodge No. AL. A. NJ.
Montauk Tribe No. SOL. .. r. NJ.
Old Dominion Lodge No. 81. O. o. e.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27

from the Iowa and ordered to Honolulu.
Paymaster a. j. Mudd is granted
leave for three months from May 3.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27
E.i,.


OWF.N-At the relsderi1 of his son-!n-
law David Gi,lspic Norfolk county, Va,
JOHN OWEN. aged c. years 10 mcclths
ard 80 days
The funeral services will take place at
the residence of his son-in-law. Cornelius
+. Borum. i22 Lincoln street. Portsmouth
Va, THIS Frday) AFTERNOON at 4
O'Clock Fiiends and acquaintance; are
respectfully invited to attend.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27

Chas. II. Welton & Co. have removed
10 2os High street. Noah's Arls's old
stand,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-27

Schooicr won Club Trophy.
Schooler and Byrd tied for w. n.
White Trophy.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16

en- no action regarding the agreement,
md there was no possibility of his do
ing so before to-day. He would not
say whether he would take any action
today or not. 1t is practically certain
the agreement will rot be accepted by
Gov. Taylor as it now stands.
May Arrest Legislators.
London, Ky, Feb. 1O.-That some nc
ton was discussed and decided upon
yesterday In the executive sessions OF
the two houses of the legislature look
ing toward the issuance Of warrants
for the arrest and enforcement of ut
tendance of a sufficient number OF the
absent members to constitute n Quor
um in each branch is apparently Il GER
tainty. The most rigorous silence re-
garding tile proceedings was main.
tanned by each member yesterday. and
none will divulge what took place
None will deny. however, that the SEES
eions were devoted to discussing the
issuance OF warrants for the arrests
ut least of some of the absent Demo
cratic members:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16
TAYLOR STILL. HOLDS OUT.
Democrats VIII Form n Government
at Loutsvillc If Taylor Doesn't Act

Democrats VIII Form n Government
at Loutsville IL Taylor Doesn't Act
Soon.
Frankfort. Ky, Feb 10. - Unless
some action regarding the Louisville
agreement is taken by Gov. Taylor to-
day or tomorrow or some word sent
to them concerning his intentions. the
Democrats will proceed upon the nv
pothesis that he does not intend to
take any action, and will go ahead
with the organization OF their state
government at Louisville. A confer.
ence was held at the Capitol hotel ut
which Gov. Beckham, Senator Black.
burn, Judge Shackelford and John D.
HeEdrick were present. The DELAY Of
Gov. Taylor in declaring himself re-
gartling the louisville agreement was
discussed at length and it was agreed
by all present that in their opinion the
Democrats had waited long enough. It
was agreed Mt Louisville that the log.
islature should meet sin the caDitol
building on Monday, and it is SO near
that time now that the Democrats are
beginning to think that Gov. TAYLOR
may take no action regarding it within
tile time limit set. One day more will
be allowed for some intimati0n from
!. Gov. Taylor. and II It Is not forthcom-
ing another state government will he
organized Mt Louisville. Gov. Taylor
anrornced yesterday that he had TAX
y y j. - a. 80
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16

the evening. to allow the working peo-
,ple an opportunity to view the re.
mains. The funeral services will DO
extremely simple, in Difference not only
to the wishes of Gov. Goebel, but also
Of the members of his family. Wcdnes.
day morning the remains will be
brought back to Frankfort and placed
In the big ball room of the Capitol ho-
tel. where they will lie in state all
tEat DAY. Some apprehension is felt Of
trouble on that day, as it is believed
tnat from 10000 to $4,000 strangers
Will be in the city to view the remains
or the Democratic leader, and bitter
feeling engendered by his death may
result In a clash. Precautions are be-
ing taken. irrespective of party, to
prevent trouble. and no serious out
break Is looked for. The inter1nent will
take place Thursday from the Capitol
MOTEL, but the actual arrangements for
the burial have as yet not been decided
on. Plans for the raising Of funds by
popular subscription for the erection of
monument to Gov. Goebel's memory
Is rapidly taking shape.
Quiet Mt London.
London, Ky. Feb. 6. - The rumors
that have become current that armed
mountaineers have gathered III London
to iEtimidate Democratic legislators
are absolutely without foundation. The
town is as peaceful and tranquil as
country village in any other part of the
country, and there arc no armed men
within it's limits or lurking in the ad-
jacent country so far as is known by
the leading citizens.
Headqunrters at Louisville.
Louisville, Feb. 6s-This city is to be
the seat, temporarily ut least, of the
Democratic state government. Gov.
Beckham and the rest of his chief ad-
visers reached here yesterday morning.
To-day the Democratic members Of the
legislature will meet here, and it is
proposed to make Louisville the head.
quarters OF the legislative and execu-
tive branches of the state government
as long as the presence of troops keeps
them from Frankfort. or until the pres.
ent conflict Of authority in the state is
settled.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16
MACRUM IS MUM.
Former Consul Mt Pretoria Arrives
in New York.

New York. Feb. G.-Charlcs e. Ma
crum, the former United States consul
at Pretoria, who asked to be recalled
at time when affairs in the South
African republic were in crisis and
when his presence in the Transvaal re-
public We're urgently required by the
state department, arrived OH the st.
Paul. With him are his wife and lit
tie daughter. Mr. AIacrum maintains
silence as to the reasons for wishing
to leave his station. and when asked
to make public his reasons for so do
ing has refused. His silence is still
unbroken, though Mr.. AIacrum says
after his arrival in Washington and
visit to the state department he will
issue Il statement over his signature
telling why he left his post at such q
critical time. He would rot even talk
about the situation in Africa when he
left
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. G.-Armcd con-
dict between the civil authorities of
Franklin county and the national
guard Of the State of Kentucky has
been ayerted, and unless new causes
should come to the front there is small
will again become threatening as 1t has
been during the last thirty-six hours.
Gov. Taylor yesterday morning or
dered the release of AlOnzO Walker,
for the possession of whom Judge
Moore declared that Sheriff Suffer
would swear in a force Of deputies to
take possession of the capitol grounds,
If such an extreme became necessary
While not recognizing in his action the
writ Of labeas corpus which had been
sworn out in behalf of Walker. Gov.
Taylor. by releasing the man. removed
the most threatening sign of trouble
The commanding officers Of the troops
which guard the capitol grounds are
careful to say that the situation is ell
tirely Il military affair and that they
extend the writ of habeas corpus very
little consideration. but whether they
regard it or not, Walker is free and
Sheriff Suffer will not be called upon
to summon force in the attempt to Sc
cure his release. The appalling conse-
quenccs which would follow such an
effort or the part of the sheriff
Was Too Much
for the more conservative members Of
the Democratic party, and it was de-
cidcd that no matter what Judge
Moore should say as an individual,
there would be 40 attempt to take pos
session of the capitol grounds by force
Of arms Even if Walker had been
held much longer time than he actu-
ally was held. no effort. the Democrat
ic leaders had decided, should be
made for his rescue after the writ of
habcas corpus had failed. Both sides
will take a rest pending the session Of
the Republicans called by Gov. Taylor
at London. No Democrats will attend
this until they are taken there by the
military forces of the state. and no at
tempt will be made in this direction
by Gov. Taylor until he has afforded
them every opportunity to so to Lon
don OF their own accord. What will
he done when it has been made certain
that the Democrats will not visit Lon
don has rot been definitely determined
by Gov. Taylor 1t is likely that mat
ters on both sides will he allowed to
drift until after the funeral of Gov.
Goebel.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-02-16

London, Ky. Feb. 10.-Sergeant-at-
Arms Cecil, of the house, and Howard,
Of the senate, left after O'clock this
morning OH the nortll-bound train.
armed with warrants for the arrest of
absent Democratic members of both
houses. Late last evening 1t was gem
orally decided by the senate officers to
make out the warrants for the arrest
of absent Democratic senators with
out waiting for the arrival of Lieut..
Gov. Marshall and Howard and Cecil
were given the warrants. Where the
two will 60 is not known here as no
tickets were purchased ard they would
net tell. The significant remark was
made that something would bc heard
tomorrow.
The following message from Gov.
Taylor was received early in the day
by Il member of the legislature:
"IIave warrants issued for members
of the house and put in the hands Of
sergeant-at-arms to Serve.''
The warrants We're made out late
Yesterday and given to Sergeant-at-
Arms Cecil of the house. The morning
sessions were quiet, but it was appar-
cnt the legislators We're laboring un-
der some excitement.
Tie message from Gov. Taylor re
sarding the issuing of the warrants
was received Just before the house
met. The information was passed
quietly to members and an mir Of sup
pressed excitement became apparent.
The intention of Gov. Taylor was cvi-
dent. eve mean business. We have
Il quorum in the house and Il q1orum
in the senate. We will be ready for
business OH Monday. Further than
that have nothing to say said n
member.