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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
RUSSIA WILL REMAIN
Has No Intention Of Leaving Man.
churia to Others.
BRITISH SO BELIEVE.
Report Circulated Il Paris That Rus,li
Has Withdrawn Her Treaty.
.4- Japan No, Satisfied With
Russia's Present Action.

london, April 6-Russia's attitud,
towards Manchuria as outlined By ,h,
official messenger Of 81 Petersburg IL
interpreted almost unanimously by ths
British press as capable Of being con
densed into a single sentence "J'y suis
1'y rcsie''-'I am here: rcmain here.
aud there j. no disposition TO believe
the matter Is thus ended
The Daily News says
Russia has a firm friend and ally il
the United States Tho American gov
ernmcnt lost no time in Publishing the
plausible ptcihc assurance received by
Secretary Hay from Count Cassini. th,
Russian ambassador .'he United State,
has long been anxious 90 get out Of the
Chinese imbroglio altogether"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07

London. April G.-The census Of the
united kingdom taken last Sunday night
will not be- tahulated for some time. but
the indications arc the population Of
England, Ireland. Scotland and Vale,
will be- more than J0,OOO.OO0. Tho per.
ccntagc OF increase Is less than In pro.
vious decades. The depopulation Of rural
di.r cts in favor Of the cities is most
marked Ireland's population is les,
than 10 years ago and probably lower
than any other time in the Nineteenth
century.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
An r,lraaIllnn c,u.s. rroable.

Geneva. Switzerland April Ga 50
rious demonstration against the Russian
aud Italian consulntcs and the residence
OF the Italian consul occurred ON Friday
evening ia connection with the eXtradi
ton of Jauoi. the alleged arcomplce OF
Gaetano Brcsci. the ASSASSIN OF king
Humbcrt The mob tore down aud
shattered the COAT Of arms at the Rus
sian consulate but We're prevented Boy
the police from doing any material dam
40 nl.nM hmm
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
CARRIERS REGULATION.
Oossfam.nt wni Regain some OF the
Money Hs Appropriated.

Washington. April G. Important de.
vehpmsnts in the Oberlin NJ. Carter
case are likely 20 occur within few
days Carter Is now serving a sentence
OF Ave years Imprisonment In the gov.
ernment pententiary at Leavenworih.
kas charged with gigantic swindling
opcraiions ailst the government Up
o. the time be- was convicted Carter was
uruler the jurisdiction Of and was pros.
ecuied by the war department. Since
then the civil authorities Of the govern.
meni, acting through the department Of
justice, have relentlessly traced step by
step the money Carter stole and are
abgut ready 70 recover Il and turn II
back into the treasury.
The department Of justice has discov
cred that Carters profits from the
shrewd swindling scheme which he
worked successfully for 20 long a time
were s722,OO0 The government detect.
ives who for three years have been on
the oz.army officers trail. have located
nearly every cent Of this money aud as
soon as certain unimportant details are
complesed the legal steps necessary to
recover IL viii be taken by ths depart
ment of justice
Attachments will be worn out by the
United States district attorneys in New
York City. at Savannah and at other
places where Carter invested the money
and II Is not impossible that as a result
Of these proceedings the arrest Of two
or three we'll known men charged with
knowingly taking part in the stealing
will follow
II has been learned that Carter invest
ed the money In gilt edged securities
and real estate around New York Al
Of these securities. a. we'll as the rea
estate. have been located. and the gov
ernment will swoOp down on them a
soon a. the attachments are obtained
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07

Manila, April @ The following sur
renders have occurred:
lusuryent General Areiola with 30
officers and 500 men, at the town Of
Nueva Caceres. southern Luzon. The
remainder of the command of Major
Pablo Lecson. consisting Of 10 officers,
l13 men and l3G rifles at the town Of
San Miguel de Mayumo, central Luzon
and 10 officers in Bulacan province and
ut other points
Wholesale grocer dealers in Manila
report doubled sales Of groceries since
investigation into alleged commissary
scandals commented.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07

Yokohama. April G-The Japanes,
government Is maintaining great sccre
cy regarding H. policy, but it is said on
good authority that the cabinet at q
meeting on Friday resolved 20 commu.
nicate with Russia in firm terms re.
specting Mnnchuria. There is extaor
dinary activity In naval aud military
circles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07

Berlin. April Ga dispatch 20 The
Cologne Gazette from Pckin. dated on
April O. say. the Chinese plenipolentia
rios have agraed on the punishment.
~ guilty provincial officials demand
ed hy foreign ministers on account OF
the murder of 2l2 por-ons, mi,,ionariei
and their wivc, and children.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07

Harrisburg. Pa. April g. A N.
Brown aud John Il Murphy have been
appointed recorders Of Pittsburg aud
Allegheny City respectively by Gov
Stone This is In accordance with a r..
cent act OF the Legislature known as the
"Rippcr" bin abollsh'ng the office Of
mayor In second.class cities aud giving
the governor the power 20 appoint re
corders in their stead Tho newly ap
pointed officers will serve until 1909
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07
TAI Reform LsaEu. As.l,s.

Denver April 6.-The Tax reform
'eague has undertaken to raise a fund
OF $4,000 20 be used in the prosecution
oi persons accused of frauds in connec.
tinn with the late city election and IN
the employment Of experts to examine
the books OF all city and county officers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07

hotel, Is said to be dying at Bellevue hos.
pi'al The hospital authorities say be-
has become a wreck frum tbs excessive
use OF morphine and cannot recover.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-07

New York, April q Robert Hayden
Moulton, the principal IN the recent
sensational shooting nifrav nt the pabst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
RESENTED TOAST.
Father Didn't Like Use Of Daughters Name by
Princeton Student.

TRENTON, n. J., March 2o.-For as
saulting Augustus L. La Rue last night,
because he resented q toast in cafe to
his daughter Alice, aged 10 years, w. L.
Brokaw. a member of the Princeton foot
ball team, and Stephen Herman, another
Princeton athlete. were arraigned before
Justice Jackson at the Central Police
Court to-day.
Brokaw was placed under 500 bond for
his appearance before the next grand jury
and Herman was fined $40. The fine was
paid By Henry Stafford Little, politician
and philanthropist, who recently gave
SEQ GEO for the erection Of a dormitory at
Princeton Mr.. Little also subscribed his
name to Brokaws bail bond and the two
men were released. They presented a
somewhat dilapodated appearance in court
after a night in the police station, their
clothing having been torn and their faces
battered.
Miss La Rue. about whom the trouble
arose, is a favorite with Princeton STU
dents. The men We're in a cafe and Mr..
la Rue was one Of the party. Brokawss
toast was offered and when the father re-
sented the college mans remarks the lat
ter knocked him down.
There was an uproar in a minute, the
Princeton men attempting 70 Clean out The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
News in the County.

Mr.. John X. RUSSELL has received a
letter from the Rev. Decatur Edwards,
of Fredericksburg, who was called re-
Gently to Antioch Central, -Four Mile
Creek, and Pioneer Churches in Henrico
county. Mr.. Edwards Gays that if agree
able to the churches he will visit the
field on the second Sunday of April, with
a view to considering the call.
Judge r. Ashby Wickhanl, of the Hen
rico County Court, was at the court
house yesterday and appointed the
judges of election to act in the coming
primary. The list was sealed and direct
ed to Chairman R. J.. Glinn, chairman OF
the Henrico Democratic Committee.
Mr.. c. l.. McCoul said yesterday that
he would not be candidate for con-
stable from Varina District. His name
was entered but has been withdrawn.
The School Board of Brookland District
met yesterday and paid off the teachers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
Property Trans fers.

Richmond: Teresa V. Finney's exccu-
triX and Anna Bell and j. s. Dickinson
to George Fl. Richardson, p feet on
north side Clay Street, IS feet east of
Monroe Street, $1,000.
II. O. Gates and wife to Charles j..
Bilups, 10 IL feet on east side Twenty
sixth Street, northeast corner NJ Street,
$40
George Hundcrtmark and Vile 20 S.
Edward Bates, Jr., 20 feet Oh west SIDE
Plum Street, 40 9-12 feet from Hanover,
S7o0.
Same to Alerius II. Smith. II eeet on
west side Plum Street, between Grove
Avenue and Hanover Streets, $50
j. 7. Sloan to a. S. s. James. Sc feet
on south side Ivy Street, IS 9-12 feet east
of Elm Street, 1896.
Martha Allen and Lewis w. Wise to
Henry S. Wallcrstein, ia feet on north
side Grace Street, northeast corner
Meadow Street, s., APO.
Hcnrico: Richmond p. 3. L. and L. Co
to Grief Houston, so acres in the. upper
end of Iienrico county. 5000.
William G.. Strange's executor to Mrs.
G. T. Robertson trustee, 403 acres about
5 miles west of Richmond on Wes-aam
Creek, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24

right 90 of the President of the Senate
To refer the matter to q committee com
posed Of railroad attorneys-a committee
TO which il did not belong under the
rules, but Il committee known to be
pledged to its defeat. 1t is not very
wholesome advice to recommend one to
continue To drink ut a well from which
he has been twice poisoned.
You Will note that our paper simply
asks you, would You favor giving dis
crctionary powers to State and city
officials TO require the union label or
trademark on work and commcdities-
not whether YOU favored a law enforcing
the use of the label. In reply to the lam
:;uagc quoted from Mr.. Justice Field, L
would say that the use of our label is
free in this country to all alike upon the
same conditions. \ compliance with
the conditions carries with it right
To use the label. just as the condition of
being registered <rarrics with it the
right TO vote. But, gentlemen, are YOU
sincere when you say you oppose The
measure because YOU believe it to be in
OF the Constitution of the United States?
Whit, then. about the very leading OBJ
iect for which the convention is called
the diSfranchissment of the negro? Is
this not in conflict with the fifteenth
amendment of the same Constitution?
Is there d way TO do the one because
it is agreeable to the taste. and way
hot to do the other because it is OBJ
jeCticnahle to the taste? II your con-
Struction is correct. gentlemen. every
lawyer offering himself for the convcn-
ton has knowingly violated the four
teenth amendment by requiring the union
label on his clectioncering cards. which
is a discrimination against those cs-
adjustments which have not complied
with the Conditions and are not en-
titled to Use il. Can YOU harmonic these
views, gentlemen? a large number OF
States already have this label law in
force, and we regret that Eirginia's
characteristic of the good old times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
Shinyard News Notes.

The torpedo boat Shubrics, which has
been lying in the Trisg Company's dock
since her builders trial trip, will soon
be taken down the river, probably to-
morrow. The Thornton, as well as the
Shubrick, is now ready for her official
trial.
The work on the other boats now
building in the yards is progressing
rapidly.
The stockholders of the William r.
Trgg Company have been called to meet
at the Office of the company on Monday,
April 10Th to reconsider or amend their
action in reference to authorizing an is
sue of bonds, and for the purpose OF in
creasing the capital stock Of the concern,
if deemed advisable.
Assistant Superintendent Woody wit
messed the launching of the Korea at
Newport News yesterday. Many at
tachcs of the draughtinS department also
attended the exercises incident to the
korea's maiden plunge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
THE POCAHCNTAS WATCHMAN.
The Job Is Not Regarded as Soft Snap BY
ANY Means.
Especial Dispatch to TIE Times.)

E,TTRICES. VA. March 23.-Mr. Harri-
son, the Pocahontas Cotton Mill night
Waterman. who was shot at from ambush
some nights ago, did resign, as reported
in this correspondence, and Mr. j. ~
Minton, a tcry trustworthy and reliable
man. was engaged to fill the place, but
he only STAYED three nights, aud had one
or another of his grown sons with him
at that.
He says it is indeed a very dangerous
place, he having heard some one just out
side the mill at l o'clock in the night
whistIing like a partridge, and trying to
decoy him from his position, presumably
to get shot al him.
Mr.. Minton promptly resigned. and Mr..
Charles Eanes was appointed to the place,
and is getting on very nicely thus far.
Your correspondent has seen Mr. Willie
Potts, the young man who was alleged
to nave bought and delivered to the Ee
tersburg police officers a pistol said 70
have been pawned at Il bar-room by the
three young men now in Jail on the
charge of numbering William Westmore
land
Mr. Potts says there is absolutely no
truth in the story. and that he lives in
the neighborhood of the bar-room at
which the pistol is said to have been
pawned, and that these young men never
pawned, or offered to pawn, pistol
there.
He did, however. allow Beasiey to pawn
his Potts) pistol to raise a small sum
of money full month after the murder.
but Beasley had since redeemed it and
returned it to Potts.
It begins to look as if good deal of
this so-called damaging testimony Will
have the bottom knocked out at the trial
of these young men.
Since the extreme illness and death of
young Moore. an important witness, the
case has been set for the 2sth instant,
instead OF the 2ist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
Mems Meeting at the Biiou.

A large audience Of men will be pres
ent at the Biiou Theatre this afternoon
at O'Clock to hear Rev S. II. Hadley,
of New York city. He speaks upon Res
cue Work Among the Criminal and
Drunken Glasses in New York. MI.
Hadley is the successor Of the late Jerry
McAuley, in his famous Water Street
work. a man of God, known the country
over This will be Mr.. Hadley,s first
visit to Richmond and his address Will
be both stirring and fascinating. The
Park Place choir will sing. Miss Dola
Mitchell will be the soloist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
Mathews ifieIange.

Especial Dispatch 90 Inc IImesJ
FITCHET,r'S. VA, March -S-N terri
biz, storm on the bay last night delayed
the Baltimore steamer for several hours
Circuit Court, which was to have been
hold this week, has been postponed IN
definitely
Nr. E. Baker. Jr.. who has been on a
visit 10 Fleetwood for several weeks. left
for Richmond last Monday.
Mr.. John a. Fleet, who has heen quite
i'll with grip. is now convalescent-
The fishermen are having quite har-
vest now. The fish are very fine and bring
good prices
Farmers generally are preparing for
large crops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24

opinion of each of you gentlemen as eS-
pressed in your reply. and ! assure you
it shall be fairly done, and that none
will have occasion to complain of the
way his views arc presented.
Apologizng to you for consuming so
nllci, of your time, and asking that you
remember the cmbarrassments under
which I have labored from sense OF
lack OF ability, and that you VIII pardon
any expression in this paper that you
NAV regard as out of place or taste,
and count it as an error Of The head, | am
Yours very truly.
w H. MULLEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
Virginia Girls.
fsnacfal Dispatch to The Times

(Specta! DIsPaTcA 20 ne j 'r1V57
WASHINGTON. D. c., March %
y party of young ladies from inc SOUTH
ern Seminary, at Bowling Green Fir-
t,into ia visiting Washington, under tho
Guidance of Rev Z. II. Rowe, president
Of the institution Tho party includes
Miss Matte Mdyette, Miss Seahrooke MID
vettc. Miss Cammie Rider. Miss Nelfie
Lambert. Miss EstelIe Shrciner, Miss Hell
on Burton, Mrs. Shaw, Miss sticktey MISS
Fitzgerald, Mr.. Ashton Cobb and Mr.. Yer
non Burton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
THE POETS DESCENDANTS.
Massachusetts, and Virginia Families OF
OuarIes Related.

well as you know, Francis Quarles.
the poet. had thirteen children. and
eleven of them were boys said Senator
Quarles, OF Wisconsin. who is now in
this city. and he continued, three of
the eleven boys enigrated to this coun-
try. Two members of the trio settled in
jamestown, while the other located at
old Salem, in the colony of Massachu-
sets. The last named Quarles was my
ancestor, and I presume the Quarieses OF
Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee can
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
Gone for Hi Steel,

One Of the pcnitentiary guards left last
night for Bristol to bring back Hi steel,
the noted negro outlaw, who has been
recaptured and who is in the jail there
He expects to return with his man lues-
dav night. Guard Dawson has gone to
Nelson county to bring a negro who Was
sentenced to three years for houscbreak-
ing in that county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
Big Salvage.
Admiralty

rorpoS March 2-The Admiralty
canrf has AZ arded to the British steamer
sfr Richard Greenvilie. Captain Jones
= on, mounds salvage for towing, the Brit
81, steamer Mary Thomas, Captain Wood
MA into otd Point Comfort, Va. last
Tanuary. Thc Thomas had become DIS
abIed AZ sea while bound srorn Phllade s.
r,hia for T.oudouderry and was towed ny
Tic C:reerviitc 80 miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24

trace their ancestry back to the QuarIes
of jamestown.
The Northern Quarleses are very few
in number. and 1 think that my mother
and myself and our children are about the
only ones of the original branch o. the
family
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24

place. Every one present took a hand in
the affair and the students wer & badly
used up before they We're thrown out III
to the street, where Policeman Crisp ar
rested them. They still had some fight
left and attempted to do up the officer.
The latter was plucky and used his club
vigorously in subduing the belliscrents.
Brokaw had his shirt torn off in his rum
pus with the Observation-Disclosures Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
They Nav Strike.
fEr .,sseeiated rress.)

MAssrLLoN. o. March 2.'-,,he third
49, session OF the conference of miners
and operators opened to-day with almost nos,
no prospects OF an agreement me
miners say they viii bring the eotlLefe.l.e
to a close to-day ana II no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
a DELICATE TASK.

I feel satisfied that you gentlemen will
sympat,ize with me in the task [ have
sought to perform. rather than cr,ticisc
the awkward manner in which my task
has been done. This duty was given
into my hands by organized labor with
out any hint TO what l should write.
and if 1 have committed an error it is
due to my Ignorance. and not from
lack of desire both to solicit Your
operation and to advance the interests
of q cause that l love second to none
on earth. The thought of attempting to
reply to 4 paper prepared. after two ses-
sions and study, by nine of our ablest
and most gifted lawyers, YOU will readily
admit was enough to unbalance the
nerves of one whose only source of learn
ing has been a close application TO a
printers case for thirty years. There
was but one thought, gentlemen. that
nerved ne to the task, and that was
that. before God and man, believe in.
my heart we are right in seeking the
reforms we ask for.
l shall. before election day. in obeGi-s
ence to the wishes Of the Central Trade
and Labor Council, publish a circular
that will give short synopsis of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24

Those Who have not secured tickets
can do so at the theatre to-day, as long
as there is room. The doors will open
al $3.50, the meeting beginning at o clock
sharp and will last but one hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
NEOTtiEES' CLUB.

The Mothers Club will hold public
meeting at lIbenezer Baptist Church on
Sunday afternoon. March oath. at ,
. clock. The object OF the meeting is to
work of the Mothers in Richmond and to
enlist their sympathy and support in saw
ing the young of the colored race.
Speeches Will be made by many pronli-
,.ent citizenS-both ladies and gentlemen
and a fine musical programme will be
rendered.
MRS. r. D. BROWN.
MRS. NJ. e. BURRlILL. Sec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
After Aguinaldo-

tBy AssotIVfF'! = 119ss.T
MINAI.A, March 2s--General Funston
has cone into Isabelle Province with
ten men and a company OF native scouts
on a raiding attempt to capture Agui-
naldO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
Trade Will Meet.

Tho Richmond Tobacco Trade will hold
an aaiorrned meeting to-morrow at T.
oscfoeiss at rne Evcnansc FOR exc 9urpo~e
Of ADOPTING a set OF bylaws
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24

Wanted. every wage Garner buying
meat, to send SC. (stamps) for booklet
How to raise Belgian Fares; No trouble.
Roya! Red belgian Hare Co., Battle
Creek, Mich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
TEr1ov SERVANTS.

=
we arc glad that you gentlemen arc
,,o unanimous concerning a liability pili.
b,,t sorry that you see no remedy except
through legislative enactment. we 90
not think defeat OF the measure by me
convention could be used with ANY more
..teiiinx force" than the result Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24
FISHERMEN ARE OUT.
Many Small Craft Seen On the

River.
Many fishing craft are to be seen on
the river and some good catches are re-
ported Pike and perch are principally
the catches, but some shad are also
landed.
The favorite ground extends from the
extremity of Mayo's Island to off the
CLYDE Line wharveS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24

You make the terms; your credit is
good at Sycles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24

EASTER FLOWERS
If YOU want those large. long-stem
Niolets Of -ours for Easter put in your
order at once. MANN & BROWN.
3 West Broad Street.
Evening star., 1901-10-04

stuff amt going to keep the wolf from the
door," But he is mistaken. 1 have heard
lots of poems that 1 would guarantee to
keep him away eternally.
One of our poets who has not taken out
regular license from the sinking fund read
some soulful songs on the ocean to q dear
girl he was edging up to. They were all
about the wild waves, gray skies, and so or.
did you ever, Miss Daisy" he asked.
think that those vast. heaving billows.
melting on the shore and then receding.
sing as they come and go. what the sound
of their ebb and flow meaus?"
mo, / never have she replied calmly:
"but when my brother and I were on the
coast of Maine last summer we used to
listen to the waves breaking. and he would
Evening star., 1901-10-04
vioIators of Lottery Law.

According to an opinion OF the Attorney
General, made at the request of the Post
master General. the Industrial Mutual De-
posit Company of Lexington. Ky; the In
surance Security Company Of Louisville.
KY, and the United States Mutual Invest
ment Company OF Lexington. KY. were
held to be In violation of the fraud and lot
terry law, and the Post Office Department
was justified in excluding their literature
and letters from the mails.