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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-12

Besides these there will be a number
of minor matters to be considered. and
the session of the Board tonight Will
in all probability be a long and interest
ing one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-12

Another matter OF considerable import
ance that comes from the Common Coun-
CT! will be the proposed dog ordinance.
which provides for the licensing of Gogs
and goats, and the establishment and
maintaining pound. This ordinance
carries will: it an appropriation Oh 81
spJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-12
Women's Suits.

Atwood Broadcloth Suit, made with double
breasted jacket, shaped collar and cuffs romane silk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-12

Mayor Taylor's message, in reference
40 the defalcation of Gas-InspectorEpps
Will receive some attention, and a; COM
mittee will be appointed to cooperate
with a similar committee from the Com
mon Council TO investigate the Meter
THIS committee will begin its work i'm
rneGiatclg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-12
Never 1cuciled NO." he said.

II. =. CoSgeshall. r. J. Murphy and ".
S Post. AL uf Summit. N. j., are in
Richmond for 4 shocs stay. They are
stopping: at Nurr!ly's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-12

The November term OF the Henrico
County Court began yesterday: The
grand jury was composed of the follow
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
FRAUDS CHARGED N SING SING.
NAMES WRITTEN ON PRIMARY RAIIoTS
SAID TO BE FORGED SEAL
on BON BROKEN.

The fight in the Democratic party in Sing Sing
over the nomination OF Village President and Treas
urer which has been in the courts since February
49, took a new phase last night. The Democratic
Village Committee is charged with wholesale fraud
by the organization Democrats. After the primary
the committee threw out 221 ballots belonging 10 the
organization on the ground that they were de-
fective because the that they contained the
of village committee which was not asked
for by the call for the primary.
The organization Immediately took legal steps 10
have the ballots declared defective credited 70
Abram Hyatt. and was successful In getting an
order from the court 10 that effect. The committee
met yesterday afternoon recount the ballots and
the 221 Democrats who formerly asserted that
they were disfrsnchised say they were robbed
The ballot box placed in closet in Village
Clerk Terwilliger's Office after the primary and
sealed with the name OF James II. Moran secretary
Of the organization. The key to the closet was In
the custody Of William II. Childs chairman Of the
Village Committee.
When the box was taken out yesterday afternoon
the seal had been broken and the name Of EleGood
written on Hyatt ballots giving Elcgood a majority
of Il. The handwriting these ballots was evt-
IDENTIFY thar Of one person. Il Is said
How the ballots changed ono has been
sble ascertain. Chief OF Police TOmpkins. who's"
Office adjoins the closet where tho box placed
bers Of the police force Hrc members Of the Village
Committee. They left town on Saturday night 20
eYade II Is charged. service Of the order To show
cause why the ballots should not be recountcd. Yes
entire Republican ticket at the charter election
next Tuesday. II Is thought
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
DEPORTATIONS BY MACARTHUR.
INSCRGENT LEADERS AND SYMPATHIZERs
SENT TO GUAM

Washington. March T--GeneraI Macarthur has
informed the War Department by mail that in
pursuance OF authority obtained from the depart
ment under date Of December - last, he has
ordered the deportation of a number of persons
whose overt acts have clearly revealed them In
aid Of in sympathy with the nsUrrection and the
Irregular guerilla warfare by which II is being main
tanned. and whose continued residence in the Phil
ippine Islands Is In essential regard inimcaI
20 the paclfcation thereof" The following is a
partial list of insurgents and sympathizers whose
deportation ordered by General Macarthur up
10 the date of his report:
General Oficers-Artemio Ricarte Pho del Pillar.
Maxine Htzon. Mariana Llanera and Francisco de
Col1nels- -Macario de Ocampo. Esteban Consortes,
Lucas Camertno and Julian Corona.
B9rruga, Hermogenes Plata and Corneio REQUESTS.
Subordinate Insurgent Oficer-Juan Ieandro
NIiarino, Jose Mata. Yg'uidlo de Jesus and AIipo
officials, Tnsurgent Agents. Sympathizers and
Agitdtor~-A polinario Mabini Pablo Ocampo Max
Carmolan Mariana seville MaureiS Roxas. Syi
XXetre l.rEaSrL Jq3n M1uricci" Doro1eo kspna,
Ruenaventura and Antonio Frisco Reyes.
Ry direction of the commanding general the per-
sons named Wee delivered Major Henry r.
pr"ig. 18th Infantry. on board the transport
Rosecrans, for deportation to Guam there 10 he
held under surveillance or In actual custody as
circumstances may require, during the further
progress OF hostllties and until such time as the
restoration of normal aeace conditions IN the Phil
ippines has resulted in public declaration OF the
termination of such hnstitics' Subsequently an
other batch of insurSent sympa thzers and aSita-
tors was d"ported 10 Guam tle Solace. be held
party consisted of renlbers of the Eatinuner So,
clety, who had taken the oath OF allegiance To the
United States simply for the purpose OF taciltat-
ing evolutionary operations tn the province OF
1Ocos Norte. Their names are Roberto Salvaute
MdrCrio ttuintOS. PanoraCO Putting Iavme
Morales, Gavino Domingo. Leon Flores. FIorarrcio
Castro. Pedro Erando. Inocente Cavetauo Pom
cracto Adiarte and Faustino Adiarte
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
wEILAND AN EPILECTIC.
EXAMINATION OF EMPEROR WILLIAMS AS
sAILANT AT BREMEN

Bremen, March Tn the attack upon En-
peror William by a workman. Dietrich Weiland
while the Emperor was driving from the Raths-
keller TO the railway station, the Kaiser was
struck the cheek just below the right eye
lie was not seriously injured, and refrained from
commenting upon the subject. The Burgomas-
ter. who accompanied d member of the staff to
the station pointed out that his majesty's
cheek was bleeding The aSsaant Of Emperor
William in trying to escape fell under horses of
the escort riding behind the carriage. The mem
hers of the escort handed the man over 10 the
police During examination NJ the Town
Hall the assaIlant Of the Emperor suffered from
several epileUiiC fits During the intervals he
tween these attacks hc replied To several ques
tons. hut did not give ont any important in
formation When the pockets OF IN" prisoner were
the prisoner showed that he had been a chronic
sufferer from epilepsy.
Nothing new was discovered IN connection with
the examination of Weiland. who apparently pre-
tends to know nothing of TN occurrence He is
evidently weak minded.
Weiland's examination proved that h was not
responsible for his actions. He said he felt sick
yesterday and feared an epileptiC attack. While
he was waiting for the arrival OF the Emperor
tho sound Of fountain PLAYING In a courtyard
mnglnC with the voices OF the crowd caused
him to imagine that he sailing a ship his
former vocation having been that of ships cap
tain. Under this delusion his excitement in
creased, and he attempted to heave a lead and
three pieces OF iron. Then H.. lost consciousness.
The missile was dshpidte weighing 900
grammeS.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
.STRANAHAN'.S MORTGA GE TAX
SENATE MEASURE PROPOSES ASSESS
MENT OF ONE-HALF OF PER CENT.

| Albany March Z (SpeciaD.-Senator Strana-
| han introduced once more to-day his State
| Mortgage Taxation act, which he hopes will put
| millions OF dollars IN the State Treasury. Last
year it was introduced measure Of the
! Committee on Taxation and Retrenchment. This
year Senator Stranahan presents it as his per-
sonaI measure. Governor Odelrs policy has
| been to abolish the taxation Of mortgages If 1t
should be possible but the income from some
OF the taxation bills which will be passed it is
apparent will not be so great as at first esti-
mated and therefore some prominent Repubh-
can members of the legislature have urged the
imposition of a small mortgages
Senator Stranahan's bill is said to follow
closely the lines of that Of last year. 1t opens
with this statement:
All debts and obligations for the payment Of
money either present or Tim in fne wnsn sen
SgPed IN Th9e or bn aT by be sae
with the mortgage securities thereof, shall
lie deemed by all courts, authorities ana onlcers Hl
eef to the power thereof Except for the purposes
OF taxation and save as provided in ms aruele anu
poses Of this article the transfer of and succession
tinue be governed by the common law as m3di-
obligations and securities aforesaid together WIN
the indenturcs, deeds contracts bonds, notes cou-
interest wrants and 4tRef 9Red PAPER pa 6 artc
for the of the state, shall be exempt from taxa IA
other local subdivisions Of this state and
they shall be otherwise taxable than as pro-
Iided in this article
There snail be exempt from the taxes for the use
Of the State imposed by this article obligations
secured by mortgage the commissioners Tor
several counties OF the State. mortgage obligations
heretofore hereafter incurred by corporations,
mortgage obligations owned by the United states
or by this State by any savings bank. trust COM
pany insurance company building and loan as
sociatlon Incorporated under the laws of this State
The bill then says that, subject TO the provis-
ions heretofore given. "a regular annual tax for
the use of the State is hereby imposed on each
and every debt and obligation and upon the
mortgage security therefor, which tax shall be
equal 10 five mills on each dollar of the amount
OF the principal debt or obligation as the same
shall be at O'Clock m. on the 1st day Of July
in each year. The bill also says:
a special tax for the use the State is hereby
imposed on each and every debt and obligation
secured by mortgage of real property situate
within this State, made prior to the 18th day OF
June IN the year 1901. which mortgage shall not
have been recorded in the county where the
located prior TO q o'clock a. m. the 1st
day OF July, the year 1901, and such
special shall be equal to one cent on each
and every dollar of the amount of the principal
debt o obligation secured by such mortgage as
the same shall be that time. Additional special
annually until said mortgage made prior to said
18th day of June, 1901, shall have been recorded.
unless the shall he recorded prior TO July
!, 1909
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
CRIMES OF NATIVE FILIPINOS.
GENERAL MACARTHUR REPORTS CASES OF
MURDER AND TREACHERY.

Washington, March IA large mail has been
Arthur. 1t includes the record of many cases Of
murder, treason and other high crimes and misde
meanors on the part Of native Filipinos.
a native named Lucino Almeda convicted
by a military commission Of fragrant violations Of
the laws of war and was sentenced TO hard labor
for twenty years and to pay fine of 2n0oo pesos.
General Macarthur commUted the sentence to de
portation Guam II appears from the evidence
that Almeida provincial chief, presidente of
La Union. at the time of the occupation of that
province. holding office from the insurrectiouary
junta. I'm that capacity he called the officer
mmanding the American forces. and offered his
services 70 aid the pacification Of the province
His offer was accepted in good faith, and he
allowed to continue in Office. While thus acting
as a friend of the American cause the pres!dente
and those under him were, with common and
secret understanding administering their Offices
under the orders and in the interest of the insur
rectionary chiefs Whenever they collected law
fully imposed they also sought 70 impose and
collect a like or larger amount OF tax for the
benefit of the inSurgent forces. and in some IL
stances they diverted the public funds derived from
legitmately collected 10 the same reasonable
Another case of treachery reported by General
Macarthur Is that OF Catalina Landayan, who was
the laws of war and giving intelligence 70 the
enemy. and sentenced 20 fifteen years confinement
at hard labor. General Macarthur SAYS the ev-
dence In the SHOWS that the accused accepted
the office of presidente Of the Pueblo OF GUiSUinto
from insurgent authority az a time when the office
was lawfully hlled by presidente appointed under
the accused acting the part OF amigo
he was by letter advising the commanding general
of the inSurSent forces in the neighborhood of the
number and means OF defence OF the American
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
CORPORATION BILLS ADVANCED.

,.AcKETT MEASURES. AFTER SLIGHT AMEND
MEST. MOVED TO ORDER OF THIRD READING.
Albany March 7.-Senator Brackets bills amend
ing the general stock corporation laws, which were
made caucus measures last night, were taken up
in the Senate to-day Mr. Brackett offered an
amendment 10 the bin providing that any number
Of stockholders may confer the right upon one per
son to vote for them 'in order 10 secure solidarity
of action
Senator Donnelly moved 10 strike out the enact
ing clause requesting that the bill he reprinted so
that the amendments be better understood. Sen
ator Donnelly finally withdrew his motion, and the
bills were advanced to a third reading. lie said
that he saw no reason why the Safeguards against
fraudulent dividends should be removed, as one of
the amendments contemplated
Senator Brackett said that the question was
whether not the State of NewIo ork was TO con-
tinue its policy Of annoyance that corporations
and capital will go TO other States. There was no
departure safe lines in permitting corpora
tons 10 come into the State where they are
kept out. Senator Bracket said that there no
radical departure IN the idea that a person could
be a director in a corporation and not "A stock
holder Roswell L. Flower, he said. was director
in company in which he held only a $25 interest
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
HEARING ON FIRE DEPARTMENT BILL.

Albany, March THE Cities Committee of the
Assembly this afternoon gave an extended hearing
Assemblyman Adler's bill for two platoon
system in the New-York Fire Department 1t was
opposed by Assistant Corporation Counsel Arthur
Butts 'If you pass this BILL said Mr.. Butts, 'It
will not only break the discipline Of the depart
ment. but the efficiency OF the force will deteri-
crate not 10 mention the additional cost Of such
q change. which will be anywhere from $500 900 to
81 600 OoO."
Captain James D. Clifford, an ex-member of the
Fire Department, favored the BILL If the scheme
was adopted. he said only ass additional would
be required, an average OF about three extra men
Tor each company. In closing CAPTAIN Clifford
SAG sag the mer we're on their knees asking the
PRESIDENT Murphy OF the State Federation of
LABOR also spoke for the bill
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
THE NEWS FRON MANILA.
MOVEMENTS OF THE FLEET IN EASTERN
wATERs-MACARTHURs NEW PLAN.

Manila March THE United States training
ship Buffalo has completed the exchange OF
crews with the warships at Cavite, and has
sailed TO exchange seven hundred men recently
from the United States for members OF the
crews of several American warships at Hong
Kong and Shanghai Meanwhile the navy dis
patch boat Zafiro has taken two hundred men 10
the navy vessels in Southern Philippine waters
for the same purpose.
The flagship Brooklyn goes 20 PeChi-Li Gulf
in Northern China, in April, To conduct the
mannuvres. The Kentucky. the Oregon, the
New Orleans. the Albany the Monterey and the
Monadnock will participate in these manouvres
The American fleet the Asiatic Station now
numbers fifty-four vessels.
Additional Inducements have been made 10
the insurgents to surrender their guns. General
Macarthur has directed all department COM
manders to release one prisoner for every rifle
surrendered An insurgent who surrenders his
gun will he permitted to name the prisoner 10
be released. provided no exceptional clrcum-
stances require this mans detention, IN WhlCh
case another selection will be allowed.
II IS rumored in the local press that the Car
man case will he referred 10 Washington, and
that n statement on certain matters concerning
the will he obtained from Major-General
Otis.
The Federalists report that result of the
negotiations with the insurgent General Trias,
who is in Southern Luzon Trias will probably
surrender.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
LETTING DOWN BARS TO THE LAW.
SPEAKER NIXONs HURDLES WOULD BE
FURTHER LOWERED BY MR..
APGAR'S BILL.

Albany, March (SpeciaD.-The hurdles" which
Mr. Nixon declared last Tuesday were raised too
high the face of applicants for admission to the
bar, and which he asked to have let down TO per
NIT BENJAMIN s. Dean. Of jamestown, to take the
State examinations are to be let down still lower
according 10 a bill introduced to-day by Assem-
blyman Apgar, OF Westchester County.
Nr Apgar's biz adds the following paragraph TO
the present law, which requires stated period or
clerkship in a law Office and diploma from the
accredited law schools of the State:
The Court of Appeals may dispense with all or any
portion of the period Of clerkshp. or al or any
mart of an examination in the Of an applicant
who has for period OF not less than three years
served as clerk deputy clerk of record OF the
State.
Lawyers who have read the bill say that under
its provisions a mere Office boy in courtroom may
through decision OF the court. become an attorney
at-Iaw without even having TO take the State ex-
amnations.
Eight bills are already under way to provide GER
tain individuals easier admission to the bar.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
NEW POLICY OF SECRECY.
"JTDGF~ DEEERY RESERVES DECISION IN
A MAJORITY OF CASES.

The new judge OF delinquent policemen, Deputy
Eommssioner Devery had things all his own way
yesterday, as Commissioner Murphy did not try
any cases at all Deve-y introduced new method
snto that tribunal He reserved decision in most
OF the cases. Secrecy, II seems is 10 be the rule
henceforth at Police Headquarters, extent
hitherto unknown. IL is reported that the men
Threatened rebellion if the severe fines imposed by
Commissioner Murphy the last trial day were
10 be kept up. Many of the patrolmen know too
much about their officers TO make ii safe TO drive
them too hard. Therefore the cid leniency will
be restored for those who have a pull" De-
cisions in their cases viii be reserved while
men who have pull VIII be punished openly, for
The sake OF the effect upon the public
OF the whole number of he judged yester-
a dozen only. He fined two policemen ten days
pay each for failure discover burglary; another
fteen days pay for being chronic debtor another
fifteen days pay, for being OF post and fourth
zhiry days pay for assaultng citizen. This is the
yirst case in year where citizens complaint has
brought upon policeman more than nominal
fine.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
NEW PURE BEER BILL.
IT'S ADVOCATES SAY 1T MEETS ALL oBJEC-
TIONs TO FORMER MEASURES.

Albany March "A new pure beer hill will he
submitted to the Assembly tomorrow morning by
the Excise Committee. 1t embodies the principal
features of the Stevens and Burnett pure beer
bills as we'll as some suggestions made by other
prominent pure beer advocates.
The bill requires all ale beer and porter made
chemically or artifcially in imitation OF the genu-
Inc product to be branded artificial" No attempt
is made to forbid the drinking of artificial beer
ale and porter.
The State Excise Commissioner is authorized to
inspect breweries and the brewers are required to
report semi-annually to him stating the amount OF
beer. ale and porter made by them during the
previous six months, and the nature OF the ~
gradients used therein. Prosecutions for violations
are to be conducted by the District Attorneys or
the several counties
The bill further requires that wherever artihclal
beer. ale or porter Is manufactured or sold there
shall be displayed a sigI reading, Artificial beer
sold here"
The friends of the bill say II meets all objections
heretofore raised; that while pure beer bill would
compel the brewers of New-York 20 make pure
article, il would allow impure beer made in other
States 70 be sold in this State To the INJURY OF
the interests of the State brewers.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
DEL4RET ATTACKS A TOWN.
BRITISH GARRISON AT LICHTENBURG SORE
LY PRESSED BY THE BOERS.

BRITISH GARRISON AT LICHTENBURG SORE
LY PRESSED BY THE BoERs.
London. March THE War once has re-
ceived the following dispatch from Lord Ktch-
ener:
Iichtenburg being attacked by Delareys
forces fighting continued all day long Inc gar,
rison consists of two hundred 4eomanry ana
three hundred Northumberland Fusiliers. witH
two guns Major Fletcher and Lieutenant Hall
are reported killed. l am sending reinforce
ments.
II is said here in Boer circles that the leaders
OF the burghers in the field will surrender with
a majority of their followers il assured OF am
nesty and assistance in starting life a1resh, ana
II free pardon is granted to the rebels
Bloenfontein. March cit is reported thai
General De Wet is now without guns and hard
pressed.
The Education Department Of the Orauss
River Colony is drawing up an educatlona
scheme, based on the Canadian school system
AIiwaI North. Cape Colony, March 5.-Ths
Beers are occupying positions at Rouxvlie
TWENTY-FIVE miles north of here, in the Orange
River Colony), BushmanSkOp, and eIseVheEe, u
partieS of from two hundred 10 four hundred
President Steyn is reported 20 he al SnnlIhheu
(twenty-five miles northwest or here. IN u'
Orange River Colony.
General Bruce Hami tons column Is mere pi0-
pairing 10 advance.
Cape Town March 1T is officially announcer
that Colonel Csorringe reoccupied Pearston. on
the Great Riet River. March ,. He SAYS las
town should have been impreguable TO the boetS'
but the town guard offered inadequate resist
ance and the Beers captured the place to-
gether with sixty rifles, fifteen men and twenty
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
HAWAIIAN LEGISLATrRE N SESSION.
AN HAwAIIAN-cHINEsE ELECTED SPEAKER TER
RIToRIAL sE~RETAEY ORDERED oUT OF HOUSE

AN HAwAIIAN-cHINEsE ELECTED srEAKER-TEI-
RIToRIAL sE ~RETAEY ORDERED oUT OF HOUSE.
Honolulu March /. via San Francisco March
THE first territorial legislature Of Hawaii began
its sessions IN Honolulu on February 20 and has
been in session since. J. A. Akina Gnd, an Ha-
wailan-Chnese member. from the island Of Kauai
elected Speaker of the House and Dr. Nicho-
las Russell, of Hawaii a white man, was chosen
President Of the Senate.
On the third day the Secretary Of the Territory
Mr. Cooper. unceremonousy ordered OF
the House, and escorted out by the sergeant-at-
arms. Acting under the section of the Territorial
act, which provides that he shall record and pre-
serve the laws and proceedings OF the legislature
Secretary Cooper took place on the floor Of the
House with steuographer. TO secure a record Of
the proceedings. Representative Reckley GudD
offered resolution requiring him leave. The
resolution foTth that his presence the floor
violation Of The rule that the three depart
ments OF goverHment-e Xecutve. judicial ANA lecis-
lative-must be kept separate. and it urged
in debate that Governor Dole had put Cooper where
he with q view intimidatins members bv
letting them that the executive officer WAS TAX
ing stenOcraphC report Of the proceedings
Cooper declared by Republicans he pres
ent a representative of President MoKinley
as he had been ordered 10 transmit a report o
Washington, but even this plea did deter the
Independents. After Il long debate they passed the
BeclIley resolution by vote of 20 10 Q. the nine
being all the Republicans In the House. 1t Is
understood that Cooper has asked Washington for
ruling TO The meaning of the instructions
given him to send record.