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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
British Lost Seven Officers and One.
Hundred Enlisted Men.
THE PROGRESS TO PRETORIA. RE- .
Lord Roberts, Advance Will Probably
Consist OF = Series OF Fights of This
Sort Mcthuen's Recall Was
Probably DUO to the Need Of
His Transports TO Recruit
His Losses.

LONDON, March 31.-4:15 A. M.-The
head of the army Of Lord Roberts IS
now about twenty-one miles north OF
Bloemfontcin 1t occupies cluster OF
hills won from the Beers after still
fight, in which the British lost seven
officers and one hundred men. The Beers
had been using these kopjes as base
for maraudinG bands that have been
beating up the country adjacent to
Bloemfontein for. supplies. driving on
cattle and forcing nonresident Free
Staters into their ranks again.
The enemy must have been in consld-
erable force as Lord Roberts sent $500
infantry and 5000 cavalry against them.
Lord Roberts progress 10 Pretoria Will
probably consist of 4 series OF such for
ward movements, in which Beers posi-
tions will be attacked by a portion OF
the army advancing rapidly with wheel
transport, the main army coming up as
the railway is repaired
Lord Roberts Is stripping the forces in
the minor spheres of operations of their
wagons and transport animals in order to
hasten the advance. This is understood
to be the reason why he recalled Lord
Mcthuen from Barkley West to Kimber-
ley.
Lord Roberts had to have Methuen's s
transports.
Tine reason why a hot chase was not
made after Commandant Olivier is that
Lord Roberts did not wish to wear out
the cavalry troops. General French lost
:,CG0 horses in the relief of Kimberley
and the pursuit of General Cronje. Lord
Roberts lost 5000 transport cattle at
Watcrvaal Drift. and it is estimated that
he has lost 1000 other animals since et:e
forward movement began on February
18th.
The rebellion throughout the northwest
districts of Cape Colony IS almost SUP
pressed The Goth will sail to-day (Sat-
rrday) with six hundred men fer st.
Helena to guard General Cronje and t,ooo
nri sonerS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
DINNER DISHES TO
BOMBARD POLICE.
Demented Negro Takes Forcible
Possession Of a House and Has
Things His Own Way.

sLacks Walker, n negro, supposed to be
insane, last. right after forcibly taking
possession+of the. house of keztah Drew,
NO. 12i North Eighteenth Street: and put
ting the inmates to flight, demolished
every thing within reach and bon. barded
With dishes three policemen who dared
question his right TO &undisputea swav. 81
81 After hard fought battle Of about
l3alf an hour. Wake wa s finally captured
and locked up in tn First Police Station
Kez!ah Drew is the proprietor 81 IS a
boarding house. and when Walker I'm 9
tremendously made his appearance, I. d
gcomnotion was caused :, TX
Walker Immediately announced thai ha
wanted alters all his own way and JIM
tended to have them such. II e cmDt5ll-
sized llis remarks by hurling few dishes
at 2ilis heads Of those who dared raise,
objections. and soon had the room all to.
5p5inlself: s. the Inmates having started out
or, a hunt fora policeman The fact tha t.
Walker wa for the most part wrapped
In thought and wore Very little wea ring
apparel I. Of any other character, did not
bother him greatl y.sss5
Nafen officer Kuhn appeared 5 on the
scene the blue coat and helmet in,ma
slfa telva became a target for all kinds Of
%crockery Then Q Hears Mathews ~ and
SC:raf were summoned Ito sreinforce tfIn.4
Tine three tlnal mana dsto takesNValkerii
nrfS0rfr s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
PHILIPPINE COMMISSION.
instructions DC Given Discussed by
tic Cabinet.

instructions 10 DC Given Discussed by
tho Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, March SO.-The Cabi-
net to-day discussed the Instructions to
be given TO the new Philippine Commits
sion to be formally co,nnunic Gated to the
commissioners, Within a day or two.
1t is known that it is the purpose Of
the President to make. the civil govern
ment OF the Philippines represented by
the Commission superior to tine military
in all matters pertaining TO the govern
n,cnt of the islands. not strictly military
in cllara cter.
Secretary Gage occupied some time at
stc-day's Cabilset session in making 4
statement of the receipts and expenditures
O.: the government.
The Secretary is Of the opinion tiiat
The present rate Of taxation might
safely be reduced to some extent, and 1t
was with a view to possible recon-
r,endation to Congress by the President
Oh the subject that the Secretary made
mis- statement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
! CARNIVAL WEEK RICHMOND, NAY 14Yl 19.l

. 5!es Il :
reference to the hall, and NESTS. ames
w. Gordon Clyde W I. Saunders, and
Henry NJ Tyler were appointed "a commit
tee to seiectsa suita bic hall for the p.lr--
pose of receiving the returns: and report
at he next meeting of the committee.
on next F'ridaysnight. t.s'i j &
The public is cordially invited TO the
.Belvidere Hall tonight All candidates
will be on hand and make speeches.
The following candidates paid their
assessments to Treasurer Henry NJ. I'y-
Ter, of the City Democratic Committee,
yesterday 81:
Isaac Michael
Common council-Fred II CARRIER,
Marshall Ward; julius A. Hobscn, Madi-
son Ward.
Clerk Of the Hustinss court-Walter
Christian. FAD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
THE REPORT E OF
LIEUT. GILMORE.
Giving Circumstances Of Ambuscade
and Capture Of the. Yorktown's
Gutter and Crew.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-rhe Navy
Denartn.c,,t has lust received from Ad-1
rniral Watson u copy OF the report m:tue
to him by Lieutenant Gilmore OF tne CIT
cuu1stances attending the ambuscade and
capture OF the Yorktown's second cutter
and crew at Baler April f12th last
The report is a concise, plain, yet tnr1l-$
ling account of the strategy at the mouth
of the river which resulted in the loss
of tn, lives OF several sailors, and the
taking iEto an eight months captivity o.
the remainder OF the little crew tt ao-s
rs for the first time, from this report.
that Lieutenant Gilmore did not violate.
his orders in entering the river, but did
SO for the sole purpose OF protecting TWO two
OF the Yorktown s officers "hom ne n:. ne.o
been directed to land
The report dated on the Flagship
Rrooklyn. January 8, 1900. says
Ahoait $40 A. NJ. OF April 18th left
the shin witt, the second cutter, Ensign
sstand1ey. and a 1uartermaster as pas
seugers. The boat was armed with a
Colt automatic 6-mm gun in the bow and
the crew with Lee rifles and belts hlled
with ammunition.
After mentioning the personnel Of the
expedition. heretofore announced. Lieu Leu
tenant Gilmore continues
MuFFEED OARS.
ENstWe &pulled IN Euuuei
landed Mr.. Stand1ey and the Quartern1as s. s.
ter. It was just early daylight When we
pulled out of the cove for the river 8
mouth. On nearing the river saw tnat
"a sentry on one OF the numerous stations
On the beach had seen US thought
probably that he also had seen us land
Srr. standley. so to let him think that !
had been searching for the river pulled
for II, sounded the bar. ascertatned the
distance OF the ship from the rivers
mouth, aud continued in for a bout y ,0oo
Yards. sounding slowly and making a
rough sketch. This. I thought. would
make them believe that I had landed
nobody, but was simply surveying the
/ river. knew that we would have 70
sustain the FIRE of the enemy as we came
4 out. shut I trusted to the Colt to- disars
range their aim. which at best IS not
good was quite sure that this would
serve to put them Of the idea OF any one
landing In the cove, and have every
reason to believe 1t now.
When We rounded the bend and came
\ full on an outpost on solid ground ne
/ hailed us and hrsd . ride as..s 2 stsnat.
Before il could answer the hail aavollsy
was fired into % at sclosss EanSs-se san4z g
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
WILL BOMBARD =BLOEMF0NTE Elm.

Kruger Warns Women and Children
TO Leave tho City Within Five Days.
n LONDON. March s1-The Bloemfon-
tcin correspondent OF the Daily Chronicle.
telegraphing Thursday. March e9th. says:
President kruser's latest proclama-
ton warns the women and children to
leave Boemfontein within five days. as
ne intends to lombard and destroy the
city and to shoot the burghers whom he
captures there.
Vigorous measures have been taken by
the British to harass marauding bands
of Transvaalers. The latter are resort
ing to guerilla methods. chiefly against
Free Staters who refuse to Join Kruger"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
SUMMARY OF. To-DAY's S NEWS. y
/ is.J
Local


There is no change in DR.. McGuire's
MArransements for th4 funeral Of Col.
w. E. Wickhanl.
Hooper. Sr., was worse last night.
The Valuation act is declared to be
Unconstitutional 4
Liquor dealers are embarrassed by .
MIR. Hotchkiss on freight rates.
Crazy negro runs amnck and born-
sbards police.
The sheriff OF Halifax reached Dan
vile after being out with his prisoner all
Houston Man named Mitchell. who Gre
atetl the trouble. fined and IS released.
Pr!sonx will be broughr here by way
OF IynehhurS. ga5s
of 3 q supposed deserter from
Norfolk navy-yard found In the river.
Varsity defeats Woodberry % 70 5.
Judge Garnetr fines illtcis II WI whiskey
Death Of Samuel II. Parsons. clerk
sof Louisa county. ssasss .sssass
Negro prisoner. barricaded IN Lynch
Il burg Jail and de,ies all conner
-Convfct knocks his jaiier down at
Amherst and escapes. s ss
.2- Young Aloormun knoeked down, in;
Bedford and lay out an nlsn .s Us rs
mothers barn burned. FeeVenSe lhssss SUI
s D -Postoffice safe at Brugh's Store. In
Il Botetourt. broken open and money ana
stamps stolen
General.
-Sena tor Pettus delivered humorous
speech in the Ssnatc. sSssI
1 - . ERenorrf OF Lieutenant Gilmore on ara-s
bnscade OF Ydrkeopsn's cutie
-Ca binet s. discussed Instructions -:
Philippine Commission sS ssss
~ House. spent greater part OF the
daY ia consideration Of war Claims.
E0fetxa
e -TA,ers driven from a cluster ct hllnl:
E,nrfn sssnf I B!oemf0nte eli H11ttDh ss la0Ass
{ seven officers ard. 100 ne en. Y.
due 'tos ser sssTet societies
.-Russia 3 dsnaalts sL - eaeAs1D;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
aIr. a. j. Chandler Dies Suddenly ~

aIr. a. y. Chandler Dies Suddenly AZ
Ills Boarding House. :,
Nir. a. J. Chandler was found dead
in his bed by servant yesterday
morning at his boarding house, No. 9l2
East Marshall Street
Very little is known of Mr.. Chandler in
the city. He has been living here for
the past year, and was employed II, in the
Offices Of the Chesapeake AZ ana ONO
Of age, and his death is thought to
nave been due to heart disease. His re-
mains were viewed by Coroner Taylor
Yesterday afternoon; am INQUEST was
deemed unnecessary, ard the death GER
.tificata signed, giving as the cause sof his
death heart, trouble. Chandler came to
Ricnmond from Florida. where he is said
"a have wife and child. who were to
,l,av4 come to Richmond to visit him next
}week The body was turned over to
some Of his friends, who We're asso-
ciated with him in the railway offices.
NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
FRENCH VICTORY. y
Defeat the Arab Army At inrahr, Kill.
iur Six StEIuntircd.

Defcat the Arab Army a I inrahr, xiii.
ing Six Hundred.
4 PARIS, March 90 ::225 p. M.-AE official
account has been issued of the victory
of the French troops over the Arab army
at lnrahr,Fw which assembled with the OBJ
ject Of attacking the French expedition
which recently occupied the Oasis OF
lnsa!ah, southwest OF Algeria.
The French learned of the scheme and
decided to storm the enent's position.
which was successfully carried March
10Th by a column led BY Lieutenant-Col-
onel Eu. The town was first bomblrded
and then storrned, the Arab warriors
making their last stand in the Mosques.
They left SIX hundred men killed and
one .hunGsed wounded on the field. {
In addition four hundred and fifty pris-
oners were taken. III
The French losses were nine native
soldiers killed. tllirty-eight wounded and
two officers wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
DISTURBANCES NEAR TEN TslN.
They are apparently Caused by Secret
Snf.iclioS

They are Apparently Caused by Secret
Societies. III
LONDON. March S0.-The Parliamen-s
tary Secretary of the Foreign Office, AIr.
Broderick. replying In the House of
Commons to-day to a question on the
subject. confirmed the reports that dis
sturbances had occurred in the neighhor-
hood Of Tien Tsin, saying they We're ap-s
parently caused BY the secret societies.
He added that the foreign representa-
matters; the Governor Of the Province In.
which the disturbances had occurred.
had been recalled and new Governor
had been appoint &c. s s
B The Under-Secretary also said that I Woi
British war ships had gone 10 Taku to-
protect British lives and prop perty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
LIQUOR MEN WORRIED.
The New Law is Having. = DeDrcss'nS 3
Eject OH THEM.

III . -T
Effect on Them.
the ,in,1or men OF both the city and
county have been aroused over the pre-.
5dicament which the new liquor law IS
about to place them in, some OF them
fea ring that they will have to close their
saloons.
THE new, law, which was passed at the
last session OF the Legislature, allows
the liauor dealers thirty days IN Whlch
to paw their licenses. Along this lne
the law reads:
.That before any application for q
license to sell by retail or to Keep !.
malt liquor saloon or an ordinary sn'1il s1i
be presented to any court, the applican.
shall, in addition to complying WITH , !, ar
the other requirements OF this act, 1rst
advertise his intention OF making such
application by posting a written % notice !
az such Intention at the front door OF
the county courthouse OF the county IN
which the business is proposed 20 pc
conducted, and also at. the place Wners
it is proposed to conduct the salu pusi--
ness. for thirty days next precedins eie Z
day on which such application shall pc
presented to the said County Court, anu
no County Court shall consider any suefl
application until it shall have peen nrse
proven to its satisfaction that the NOTICE
required by this section mas peeh- %
posted ~,
A large number of the liquor dealers
of the county were at the County Court
house yesterday for the purpose OF max max
ing application to post notices
The liquor men Of this city GO not
know as yet whether or not this ia"
app,ies to their business, and are eager
70 get the opinion OF the courts on the
subject. Judge Witt. Of the lHustinss lust IS
Court will. no doubt, allow them the
thirty days as required by law. but as
that length Of time has already expired
ii is not yet known what will be '' tca1 done
with the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
4 OLD DOMINION AFIRE.
The Crew Driven From the Pumps by
the Severe Heat.

NEW YORK, March 3o-The steamship
Old Dominion, formerly Of the Old Do
minion Line. now the property of the
JOY Steamship Line. plying between
New York and Boston. was damaged by
fire to-day. She reached her pier last
night. and about&a o'clock this morning
fire was discovered in the cargo of gene
raj merchandise, near the ensne-room.
The crew. which rushed to the pumps,
We're driven away by the heat. but the
fire department, which vas then sum
moned. confined the flames to the5lower
deck. Total loss Si5,G0O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Mouse and q Match.

what might have been most destrue-
tive fire was averted YESTERDAY n.uln,..s 4. ,.;'
al an early hour. ut the nome u
g RrinkIev No. us South Washington
street. About 4 o'clock the family was
awakened by the strong odor OF burning
cloth. AN investigation was mace at
ONCE and revealed that clothing In the
bottom of. Il wash-stanf was on nre.
which was started. no doubt. by mouse
and a match The hlaze was seNtlnSu1sneu
without calling the fire company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

laid on the table-52 to a7. ssi
The conference report on the diplo-s
matte and consular appropriation bill
was presented and adonIed.
s The II iorse affirmed the action OF the
Committee Of the Whole in each In
stance.
Saturday, April 21st. was set aside for
paying tribute TO the memory Of the
late Representative Sattle of Kentucky
AT sos T. NJ. the House adjourned 4,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Hend.On Collision.

orAIA ErIA March s0-The iHo-
=, ,,,ossats train was wrecked last night at
20 o'clock by a hcad-on collision with a
wreckins train near the Withlacooenee s.e
,,,a nv 3 s, frjghtf,1fly crushed, dying an hour
twier. The engineer, j. NJ. Benton. was
severely injured Both engines were de
nlnliSned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Completotl,c Church.

Rev. DIR. William Z. Hatcher has re-
turned TO the city. and will occupy MS
pulpit at Grace-Street Baptist Church
tomorrow He vii! make clear to his
congre cation the need OF completing he
new church at once. and ask their co-
opera ton in an effort to accomplish the
desired work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
.ANTH0NY. DID II H E CUTTING.
Judge Harsroye, he Of Pnsi'istic
Fame, C ,1,,cs OF Second Best.

Judge Hargrove,S a negro Of pugilistic
fame, met Sidney Anthony, another
negro. last night, and the two immc-
diately engaged in an exciting fisticuff.
which ending in cutting scrape, with
Anthony doing all the cutting. Hargrove
was so badly cut about the face that
he was unrecogpizable. One cash ex-
tended seven inches across the face and
another large cash extended over the
right cheek. Several other small gashes
were made about the head
The ambulance was called to the First
Police Station. where Harsrove had been
taken. and DIR. w. w. Parker sewed up
the ugly wounds. He was later moved
to the Almshousc, where he is in a pre-
carious condition. Anthony has been ar
rested and is held to await the result
Of his victims injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
nov, <, ri "a I,r;e,si, Camp

PRETORIA, Thursday. March 2o-A
dispatch from Fourteen Streams. north OF
Warrenton, Cape Colony. says the boefs,
March goth. opened bomba retmenI a s..a on
the British camp there and ttfat the ?. ~
ish replied feebly and evacuated oae pttes'
during the night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
sIOSRECE!VE. The RETURNS.

5A Hail to be s,..crted for tho Pnr pose.
Local Politics.
The City Central Democratic Committee
5n,e; at AIurphy's Hotel last night, and
was inssession for about an hour. The,
aues ton OF selecting a suitable hall for!
receiving the returns was discussed "a t
length
ing the Old Market Hal for this Spu,p pose.s
no final conclusion was Eeached with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
TOM JONES TO HANG.
Two Murder Cases Disposed Of by
County Court III !saieI.h

RALDrGII.. M C.. March 3O-Tw'o mIr-
der cases We're to-day disposed OF by the
County Court here.
After being out for seventeen hours
the jury to-day brought in d verdict of
guilty in the case of Tom Jones. the
negro preacher, who last week l>illed a
mother and ner five cslildren. and then
set fire to the house and burned the bodies.
He was sentenced to be hanged here on
Friday, May 11tl
George Lee. Il hfteen-year-old negro
second degree for poisoning his sister,
last October. in an attempt to Kill her htls-
band. with whom he was mad. lee was
sentenced ito ten years Imprisonment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
NJ soraicS and Gonzales Hanrcd

MANILA. March 3g.-6:15eP. .M.-A1orales5
and Gonzales. who We're found guilty Of
numbering countrSman. were hanged at
church at San Carlos province of Pan.
eastman an officer of the Seventeenth.
infantry presiding at,thc execution. watch
was WITNESSED II by the principas citizens
Of tine place. There was no demonsfra3
ttion. - z~.s'}->@ :
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Damon .Intlc Meets.

An enjoyable meeting was held at Mar
shall Hall last night, when Damon Lodge,
No a, knights of Pyttias. met and re-
ce;ved the members of other lodges. A
banquet followed, which was very much
enjoyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
PRICE 1fWO i ~, CENTS.
RICHNOND VA. A.sATURDAY.7 7NIARCH3l. 1900
ed. on military grounds. from giving y =
dicatfons Of Lord Roberts plans.
POLITICAL CHANGES. {:
Close Rclat ions Exist BetMec'a5 esfeas ss'''
Britain and Portugal.

LONDON. March 31.-The Madrid cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail says:
i From Lisbon heard that with .ne
fu,I authorization OF Portugal, stores tor
the British forces in Rhcdesias have, been
m ssed over the Beira Umtali Railway.
VERY famicable relations exist between
Portugal and Great Britain, and some
political changes are expected to follow
the announcement OF the Delasoa award.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Could Not zl.cpIy:

LONDON. March sO.-1n the House of
Commons to-day the esPariiamentaryss sec-s
5reiary5 of the War Office, ME- Wyndham..
was asked whether an expedtt Ion was
SON its 3w;ayst o the relief OF t.Nafehins.sHes
replied that the esgovernmentSu was SprecIud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
s,r.... C.Harrison Elected.

At the meeting of the State School
Board yesterday AR. T.. Z. Harrison was
elected to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Mir. Samuel ID Multord, as Su-
.perintendcnt of Public Schools Of Charles
City County.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
Mr.. Hooper No Setter.

Mr. George =. Hooper, sr.. Is gradually
growing worse. EFe Is unable to speak
or to take nourishment. and bis family are
prepared for his death. which may como
at any moment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
JouBERT BURIED.
Tho Britisl, Prisoners Sent q Wreath

OF Flowers.
PRETORIA, Thursday s.. March o. -The
f,,neral Of General Joubert took place this
The foreign military attaches In uniform.
l.ere among those present. ana Eritssh
satacers who nra prisoners here sent
urea til. There were universal signs OF
mourning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
\ Clements IN Coney fontcin.

LONDON. March GA dispatch to the
Daily. Mail from Coffeyfontein, dated
Thursday, March 10Th, says:
General Clements. flying column, af-
ter forced march OF thirty-seven miles
yesterday, arrived here unopposed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

Cornell, DO 6 corsia, s.
ATLANTA. GA. March 3O-rrhe fyorne1,
base ball team defeated the University az
Geor2ia here to-day by a score of 20 ia fS#
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
DR. NicGuire,s Condition.

DIR. Hunter Mcclure was resting quietly
last night, anu there was no decided
cllan.e IN his condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31
KITCHENER ADVANCING. .
Has Crossed the Bridge at Norvals
Point With 3 OCO Men.

Faint With 3,OCO Men. a
LONDON. March S1.-The# BIoemfontein
correspondent of the Morning Post, tele-
graphing Thursday, says:
Lord Kitchener and his stan crossed
the temporary bridge at Sorvals Pont
last night. He had 3,coo men under his
command, and left 100 at Prieska. He
considers the rebellion crushed, although
the fire may shoulder for some time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

N q lCSaainno - 0seeaAs1 1aeel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

x,oeecnat & fors = cay ard 1unAays
vtrsinia Is and North Caxolirs-J -
aatnYdaY and Onadsy s.; fresh nos0 -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-31

:; nh. committee amendment as 10 eX-
.S,,,npc If money Was then adopted.
Mr. Pe1tus offered Senate .snos'i1utei
FOR section u, provision declaring thal
the constitution and laws OF the uni'ea
z states shat have the same force ana
effect in Porto Rico as in other territories
ofs1he United States. II was deleAteo'