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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08

Continued from First Pagc)
ordinance was put upon its passage and
CURFEw ORDINANCE.

CJRFEW ORDINANCE.
MIR. Glenn rentroduced his curfew ordi-
nance with some slight changes Inc
new ordinance does away with the feature
requiring the ringing of the bells and
makes some slight changes in the police
resolutions. 1t provides that any person
violating enc ordinance shall first be or
tiered TO 80 home by any police ofhcer,
and if such person refuse to so nome he
shall he summoned before the police JUS
tice and if convicted shall be fined not
less than one or more than five dollars
Tor each offense of which he shall be
convicted.
Mr. Glenn offered the following:
BE it resolved by the Council OF the city
OF Richmond, the Board OF Aldermen con-
curing, That the City Engineer be re-
quested to furnish the city a fun and COM
slle.e list of All real estate owned by the
city. the location and size, The cost 10 the
city. and the purposes for which said real
estate is now being used.
This was referred TO the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings.
TO REDISTRIcr THE CITY
Mr.. CaSkie presented q resolution look
ing to the appointment Of a joint commit
Tee TO report a plan for TedistTicting The
city This WIS agreed TO.
The following was presented by Mr.
Adams and referred:
BE il resolved by the Common Council
of the City Of Richmond. the Board OF
Aldermen concuTring, That the Committee
on Charter Changes be. and the are here
by, instructed to take into consideration
She desirability of recommending to The
General Assembly Of Virginia an amend
ment 10 the charter of the city. authoriz-
ing and empowering the Council OF the
city Of Richmond 10 exempt. for a limited
period Of time. the capital and property
Of any new manufacturing plant cstab-
'ished within the limits OF the city Of l,ich-
mond.
Mr.. Gibson presented and had referred
10 the Finance Committee a petition from
property owners of Lee District. asking
|or certain improvements 1t was referred
TO the imunce Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
should Wear Caps.

Col. John W. Richardson. III dlscus sln
~. rerent escape of the two negro con
Vets VIC, from the Capitol Square; shi s,, aas'
iliSiit ,a, Helms that those sent to the
S SQUARE be compelled to wear striped caps
as Well as striped clothing. so that t !,;,
might be more easily Identified. Al. Al
coons look alike" said the Colonel anu
ING mark it is hard to tell one from an
Nrn her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
nIay Yet Take Him.

II is expected that the time OF several
of the inmates of the negro reiorlnatorE
will shortly expire. ana 'hat S.a'te"
Christisn The Young negro from Mont
so ,,, cry who was recently sentenced 10 the
Ienitentiary, and whom Governor Tyler
hardened on condition that he be taken
10 the reformatory, may Yet be admitted
Meanwhile he is still in the county Jail
of Montgomery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
OF TEMPORARY CHARACTER.
British Foreign Office So Regards II .
norted Russo-Chinesc Agreement.
(By Associated Press.)

(BV ASSOclhttH FTtSS.J
LONDON. Jan THE British Foreign
Office considers the reported agreement
between Russia and China regarding the
Manchurian province OF Feng Ileil' as
probably referring TO military measures
OF a temporary character.
There is nothing in the possession OF the
Foreign Office to show that any such
agreement has been made between Russia
and China The opinion of the Foreign
office is that there is likely to be a great
deal more discussion before the Chinese
Imperial personages finally agree to the
penal tiles insisted upon by the Powers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08

News Shipbuildlng Company have not in
dicated whether they will accept these
conditions Moran Bros. having been
personally represented in Washington at
this time have told Secretary Long that
they will accept the award They under
take to construct a battleship for $3,ol1,-
900. with four per cent added under the
law allowing that bonus on Pacific coast
construction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
II VIII Not Kun.

CAPTAIN w. II Curtis, member OF the
Common Council from Marshall Ward,
said Yesterday that he would not be a
candidate 10 succeed eN-Aderman j.
Harry iIawSer in the Board. He says he
thinks Mr. Lawder's successor should
come from the Fulton end of the ward,
as, in his Judgment the people OF that
section are entitled to an aldermen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
At the Hospitals.

DR.. William Parker is very III with
typhoid-ferer at the Virginia Hospital
There has been little change in the con-
dition of DR.. Nichols. who is i'll with
typhoid-fever at the Virginia Hospital.
DIR. Slower, who was operated upon at
the Retreat for the Sick. is doing quite
well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
Mr.. Barr is Here.

Mr. J. NJ. Barr. formerly general man
aGer of the Norfolk and Western Rail
read. and one OF the head officials
of the AtcIhson, Topeka and Santa Fe
system. IS in Richmond on a pleasure
trip. He came in his private car, and
is stopping at the Jefferson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
ARBITRATION MOOTED.
Federal Republican Party wants
Spain to lake tho Initiative.

(By Associated IFcSH-i
MADRID. Jan. THE Federal hep"o-
I'm party has introduced resolutions IN
tft. senate and the Chamber OF Deputiss
declaring that Spain should adnere 70 S nc
,irSt orooosal OF arbitration between Great
De al, and the two SOer repuDllcS,
whether coming from Holland or some
other Power, and that if no such proposal
is Forthcoming Spain should take tle
;r,i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
Train Killed Two.
49, Asso..iut.d Pressl

CUMBERLAND. MD, Jan. TT. a
Fsdfo-d assistant mining engineer OF
i've Davis Coal AMI Coke Company. and
Richard Lewis. OF Cleariieid. Pa. were
struck and killed by train o. the West
Virginia Central and PtttsburS Railroad
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
GUARD MOUNT.
Nearly All the Commissioned Officers
at the Ai.INOrX.

There was a guard mount at
,nn Savanth-Strect Regimen;al AT
nory las, night. Nearly all the
commissioned officers of the Rich
moai companies of the Seventeen
Regiment were present, and they We're,
as a rule satisfied and pleased with the
progress the men are making.
This was the secou1 guard mount SINCE
the SEVENTEEN Regiment was formed
The officers held a business meeting
and discussed some routine matters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
TIE NEWS CONFIRMED.
Chinese ENJOYS Instructed Not to Sign
the Note

pEKlN. Jan. THE report that the
Chinese Court has instructed the Chinese
peace ENJOYS TO refuse TO sign the joint
note OF the Powers 10 China is confirmed
The court referred TO the objections of
the southern Ticeroys, which are the same
as The court have. Prince Ching, however,
Informed The court that il was too late
and reply from the court is expected
shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
Mr.. Lewis Hero.

Mr.. Arthur G. Lewis, southern rassen-
ger agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. with headquarters at Norfolk
was In the city yesterday, and was warm
ly greeted by his host of friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
Governor of Natal.
(By Associated Press.)

ST. JOHNS, n. t., jan Sir Henry
Edward McCallum will leave early in
March to assume the GovernorShip of
Natal. Report says that he will be sue
ceei,ed as Governor of New Foundland
by Sir. John D. Ramsdolr, who was chair
man of the Royal Commission of inquiry
i, 10 the ,Frercil shore question in lS9S-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
With the Sick

Mrs. w. IL Grants condition remains
unchanged. and little nope is entertained
of her recovery
Mr., A. III. Fleming has recovered from
his recent illness and is on the stree;
Mr.. C. Emmett Hill is reported as some
what better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
NJ. Donald Hero.

NJ & NJ Donald. Doorkeeper OF The
Virginia State Senate and a prominent
Democrat of Staunton. Is in the city. He
is for Lieutena Mt Governor Eehols for
Governor. and says he thinks his chances
are good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
AROUSING SYMPATHY.
Christian Dewct Maxim. Speeches III
(By Associated Press.)

RERLIN. Jan 7.-Cnristian nc"e',
napoew of the Boer general, is nahiHg
speeches in South Germany III Denial "
the Boer cause, and Is arouslns sisa'
s,,,n,tI,v- The meetings which he adj
dresses ADOPT resolutions protesting woo
rously against the overthrow of the two
republics, the resolutions being tele-
,rranhed to Count Won Buelow and Mr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08
THE BATTLE-sHlPS.
Moran Brothers. of Seattle. Acccp
Contract With the Conditions.
(gy Associated Pre-


WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Secretary
Long to-day sent ont the formal notice
30 the Bath iron Works, Newport News
ShipbuildinG Company. and Moran Bros,
of Seattle. that they each had been
awarded a contract for the construction
Of a sheathed battleship. upon conditions
already set our relative TO cost.
2hs Bath Iron Works and Newport
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-08

JNO. Fl. FRISCHKoRN.
President Board OF Fire Commissioners,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
WANT TO SEE THE FIGHT
SOUTH cAROLlNIANS FAVOR THE
RESERVATIONS OF SENATORS.
Tillman Put 1t to Vote Before His
Audience and No One Seemed to
Care for Postponement.

Chester, 8. c., August 1o--Ssnator Till
man with other political leaders of the
State addressed largs aHd enthusiastic
meeting here today. Senator Tilman
argued and pleaded that McLnurin be not
denied the right of entering the primary.
He does not believe Ser ator McLaurln will
ever make the race and he does not, he
said, want McLauin to have the excuse
that he could not run. IL Senator Me
Laurln runs, rilltan said he did not be-
lieve he Will carry single county in the
state. He said he did not believe Me-
Laurln would dare face tho music with on
posing candidates on tie same platform
with him.
lie wanted to know how many ia the
audience approved of the action of the
state democratic committee and how many
thought Senator McIdurn ought to resign
and how many We're willing to have the
campaign this summer and not wait A
generous vote was Indicated for a fight to
the finish how aud by means of a rcsigna-
ton and none voted that they did not want
campaign or resignation this summer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
AMERICAN GOODS ARRoAp.
What One of the High Priests Of Proteo-
ton Says of II.

What One OF the High Priests Of Protec-
ton Says OF It.
New York, August 10.--Among the pas
seugers who arrived from Europe on the
Hamburg American liner Augustc Victoria
was Henry c. Payne of Wisconsin, ex-
chairman of the republican National com
mlttee. Speaking OF the commercial adj.
vance OF the United States Ia the world :
markets, MIR Payne said 1t was impossible
for an American In Europe not to be I'M
pressed with the strides made by American
manufacturers Especially in Austria Hun.
gary and Germany. he said, were the pco,
pie apprchenslye of the nroads American
goods was making on their trade A few
years ago, ne said, Austria was sending
shoes 20 America, while now there was h
operation In Vienna an American shoe store
where only ricau made shoes were sold
| The Germans, MIR. Payne said, are very
mueh impressed With the way Americans dc
| business and are sending their representa-,
lives 20 this country to get points On
board the Augustc Victoria, he said, We're
three or four representatives. OF German
firms who came over for that purpose A
large oil producer had told him, Mr. PAYNE
said, that he had sent hts representatives
10 America to study he situation AMI that
as result OF their observations he mad
found that 1--WE American wurkta slnen could
do the work that In Europe gives emnity,
ment to thirty men
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
Rear Admiral Incurred Displeasure
OF the Navy Department.
HE ATTACKED HON. WIN. e. CHANDLER
I'M HIS BOOK "A SAILORS LOG"
Cast Aspersions on the Conduct of the Latter Dur-
Ing Mr.. Chambers Administration as sec
rotary of the Navy.

courtesy that should always characterize
an offteer OF the navy. II tolerated, II
would unqueslionablY prove suhyersiye Of
discipline, II would tend 10 bring the Of
fee Itself into disrepute. The act Is the
more reprehenslhle, IA this instance, be-
cause Of your long experience In the SER
vice, 1t has become my duty, therefore,
20 censurc you for this breach Of the OBJ
legation imposed upon you as a commits.
stoned officer OF the navy OF the United
Stntes, which ] accordingly do.
"a copy Of this letter will be furnished
TO the Hon. William n. Chandler. Very
respectfully, +. W. Hackett
Acting Secretary"
Former Secretary Chandler was notified
Of the action Of the department in the
following letter:
Hon William n Chandler. Waterloo. n. H.
Navy Department, Washington, D. c.,
August o, 1901. Sir: Referring to recent
correspondence upOn the subject Of alleged
strcture5 made hy Rear Admiral Robley
ID. Evans upon the conduct and motives OF
the secretary of the navy In 1884. published
in his book, entitled "a Sailors Log" I
have the honor 10 inform you that the de-
partmept regards this action Of Admiral
Evans as deserving Of reproof
Accordingly, the department has censured
that officer as Will appear from a copy of
letter. 20 him Of this date, herewith In
closed.
u have the honor to be. yours respect
fully, r. w. Hackett,
Exciting SecretHry."
Admiral Evans has acknowledged, under
date Of August TO- 1901, his receipt OF the
letter Of Acting Secretary Hackett.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
Indigestion.

Many things you fear about your stomach
cannot be true. If you have had indiges.
'ion or dyspepsia for years IL is natural
10 believe that the stomach itself is dis.
essed. II is only the functions of the sto,n.
aeh that are impaired This is the whole
trouble IN vast majority of cases and
lne PROOF can be had by trying DIR. Hnr
ter's Iron Tonic.
Your stomach has many things TO do.
ana failure to do any one of them leads
10 imperfect digestion. The stomach gets
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lron' the whole body suffers from a kind
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10 restore health you must start NJ IN.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
NO FURTHER NEWS RECEIVED.

State Department Without Additional In
formation on South African Trouble.
Washington, August 10.--Ihe state depart
ment was without any additional informa-
tion today concerning the Venezuela Co.
lombian situation or upon the revolutionary
outbreak on the isthmus These two trou-
bles are quite distinct, one OH the west and
the other on rhe east Of Colombia.
The Ranger, which has been ordered 10
get in readiness at San Diego, Cal. for a
trip TO Panama, IN small cruiser Of 1929
tons displacement and has been engaged
for some time past In surveying work down
on the Pacific coast and In Central Ameri-
can waters. 1t is very possible that her
services at the seat Of trouble will suffice
and that battleship will not be obliged
70 make the long trip down from the North.
The Ranger has a main battery OF SIX
4-inch rapid fire guns and secondary lat
terry OF four 0pounders and Colt gun.
she has, a complement Of twenty-pnc .ofh.
GERS and, 121 men and Is In command Of
Commander w. |. Held.
AsNthe battleship Iowa reported her ar
rival at Bremerton today, while the battle.
ship Wisconsin has not yet been leard
from, 1t Is possible that the former may Ia
substituted for the prospective trip 10 the
Pacific side of the isthmus, IL 1t Is decided
to send battleship, although the forma
announcement of the change was not made
up to noon today.
The state department gives the follow
IN; summary of adyices received from
Minister Allen, our representative in
Korea:
according to adyices received at the
department OF state up to July 3, the re-
volt, on the Island OF Quelpart on the
| southern coast of Corea has been sup
pressed by the Corean government, aided
| By two French gunboats About 800 per
sons were killed In the revolt, mostly Chris
| tiaus.
III was ascertained from persons who
had been on the island that the revolt was
caused by an attempt to collect increased
| taxes. The substances of the information
| received Is that the islanders who are very
! poor refused to pay these, taxes and as ne
! tar collectors were available among tb'
| Inhabitants themselves 1t was arranged
| that the Christians, mostly Catholics apC
presumably exlles, should collect the taxes
| A conflict occurred and before quiet was
restored all the known Christians had beer
! Killed, Two French priests engaged IL
missionary work are said to have becn saveC
! bJ thc insurgent leader until relieved bl
/ tae arrival Of the French gunboat Alouette
witch was soon followed by the Korean
merchant vessel HauXung, bearing ion
| Curpnu troong I"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
A MOB AT GONZALES
COUNTY JAIL is SURROUNDED BY A
CROWD or ARMED MEN.
Presumed THAI They Are After oreeoho
cotex, Recently Convicted Of the
Murder OF Henry Schnabel.

Gonzales, Texas August t1.--(By Tele
phone).--M / 30 o'clock this morning about
100 MEN surrounded the county ia.l. They
rode up to the square. dismounted and
hitched their horses and so far not word
has been spoken BY any OF them.
Inside the jail are Sheriff Ely and q
few deputies II Is not known Just how
much resistance they can offer when the
men outside nnaliy conclude to 20 ahead
with their business. Reinforeements for
these In jail can not be had.
II is presumed that the armed men are
here after GreEorlo cortez. who was last
week given fifty years for the murder Of
Henry schnabel. who was killed at the
same time Sheriff r. NJ. Clover was done
to death. for which crime cortez has been
indicted. motion for n new trial has
been hled in the case. the principal ground
being the affidavit Of one OF the Jurors
that he agreed TO the verdict Of guilty be-
cause he did not want to be tied up In
the jury room any longer. This affidavit
Is virtually equivalent 30 giving cortea
a new trial. II not by the lower court then
In ths court above. He has not yet been
tried for either the murder Of Sheriff
Glover or Sheriff Morris Of Karnes county,
for which he is also indicted
AT 2:2o o'clock this morning the crowd
surrounding the jail had increased in num-
Der 10 about 26O, and an attack was being
made on the Jail. The crowd at that time
was battering on the jail door, but not
single shot had been fired Although
the crowd is large one, 1t is exceptionally
orderly, especially when the character of
Its mission Is considered. There Is no
bolstertusness OF any sort but there does
seem TO be a given determination on the
part OF the people to secure the prisoner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
NEGRO SOLDIERS RIOT.
DisaracefuI Conduct Of Federal Troop.
in Chicago,

Disaraceful Conduct Of Federal Troops
in Chicago,
Springfield. ILL.,. August 1O.-Goyernor
Yates, at the request OF the chief OF police.
tonight commanded Major Marshall, Eighth
battalion Chicago, now encamped at Camp
Lincoln, to render assistance in auening
riot at Frank Ftzsimmon's saloon in
the heart OF the city.
FIFTY members OF colored battalion
engaged in freefor-all hght In the sa
loon and number Of people living In the
vicinity were hrutally beaten. Provost de
tails We're sent from camp and all sol
dlers found In the city were placed under
arrest. All the police officers were called
20 the station and held In readiness for
emergency work
Excitement runs high In the eolorea por-
tlon Of the city. The colored people are
Indignant at the action OF the officers in
raiding the place az the time OF the riot
and details Of colored troops took sides
against the police Men of the Fourth IN.
faptry are being held IN readiness at Camp
Lincoln and should further trouble occur
win be sent into the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
District AVERAGES,
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A SHIP.
Dynamite Was Used on a Mule Trans
port at New Orleans.


Especial to The Post,)
New Orleans, La, August 10 Boer sym
pathzers reyengeful muleteers or some one
else on mischief bent attempted to blow
up the British mule transport Mechanician
as she lay at the stock landing in St Ber-
nard parish just below the city. about /
o'clock last night The attempt was not
successful, The heavy transport has q
big dent in her side and three of her hong,
thick plates have been warped, sixteen
one-lnch iron bolts have been wrenched out
and broken off and large number OF
others driven in by the force of the con
cussiou.
An army of detectives has been investi-
getting the case all day, but if they have
discovered any clew as to the Identity Of
the perpetrator they viii not admit it. The
British consul took cognizance OF the af-
fair and cabled an account of 1t to Lon
don. The British authorities here are OF
the opinion that 1t was the work of Boer
sympathl2ers, but the detectives believe 1t
was done by dlssrunted muletaer through
revenge for alleged brutal treatment The
iong IN the river, with which the dynamite
torpedo was exploded, This is all the eyi.
dehce they have found except the hole in
the side OF the ship. General Samuel Pear
SON the Boer Representatives In a state
ment, denounced the outrage and declared
that no true friend OF the Beers had any
thlng TO do with II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
Winters Weakened and Led Officers
to Where He Had Hidden Gold
Sl3O.OOO WAS FOUND AND THE REST IS
IN SAME PLACE.
Claims to Have Done the Work Without Any Assist
ance But This Is Doubted Confessed Rob-
Der Was Once Citizen of Fort WORTH

as $1,000 in a single night. Winters would
20 out in town and buy up all the cham
payne he could find and it flowed as freely
as water. He made money in those days
and it slipped from him just as easily A
few years later he left here and the next
heard of him he was selling liquor in Cory
ell county without license. The govern
ment officials got after him and he left the
country. He once ran on the Katy as
conductor between Parsons, Kan, and Sc
dala, Mo. According to the fncts as learned
here he was one of the most popular men
about town during the early days here.