The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
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Student riots occurred at budapest, In
which thrty-slx persons were wounded,
$including two members OF the lower house
| 81 Tparllnine nj. Two students died as the
fcs1ltffof injuries received. The occasion
We "a I the celebrate On OF tho anniversary
|of the death OF f1<ossuth, and tho police
charged with drawn sabers students VINO
o1,deavored to force people to hoist black
I'D W over their houses The students AZ
forwards marched 10 Parliament and de-
maided the punishment OF those guilty
st the dealt OF their comrades.J They got
a reprirnand blythe Prime Minister ir.-
stead 5s 5ssa ,t, WI 55i$f I IF III
Franco THREATENS CHINA.
& It was reported from Shanghai Monday
that 1.-THE Chinese Board OF Foreign a 81
fairs had received from the Governor q
French Undo G pima d warning that French
troops would be sent to Kwangsl Il the
continuous disturbances(l In that province
a ere lot 8auelled 4 La ter advices said that
China had requested French aid In SUP
pressing an inslirr ection 5Ss5 HI I X sl
BRAZIL AND BOLIv1AGAT9PD PEACE.
ne 5modus vivendi recently pro posed 70
ownership OF the Acre territory. was
signed at La Paz, the capital lof Boliy
last Sunday 81 AZ n s FIN e 81
JR,AGUAY3 REV oLT ENDS Rs
The recent outbreak in Uraguay9s ended
last Sunday with tho signing Of peace
terms q between the government and d the q
rebels, after slight concessions were MADE
By the former. The trouble arose 1e, iro . =
abstraction on tho part OF the IVY nlte
Of Nationalist, Party WI tn the new IT es,
lident Ord onez, and with the appointment
lgot s departmental pref ects, Six OF aWnom
arc now to be appointed under dire ton On
{of the former r ebels. # Is & H
CONGO HORRORS ED1sAVOWED.5
Upon the protest OF King Leopold Of
,oo,, o<,AI IA h.
drawn the book titled \. Curse of Central
Africa Z. which was published last MONTH ~.
| The book reveals horrible state I'll Of
| slavery ana 1nhur1a nity Sunde the regime
~ the Congo Free State COMPANY
FRANCO DXPELS THE ORDER q
NJ The French Cha Der OF 5. Deputies T.
day. BY vote OF 304 to Ae rejected
all applications for authori ation { q rec
l3ligious preaching orders. 3.} 8&
During a. discussion OF the expected ms
5yyasionE OF Belgium by these orders In the
Belgian Chamber the Minister Of JUS
| Itice upheld his country's right to oner
hospitality to all strangers Iregard less OF
race or creed so long as their presence &C.
Idid not prejudice the community.
SOUTH AFRICAN. gRFocIPRou CITY.
GA tariff treaty providing for 10 per cen.
preference In favor, OF Great Ri tian ana
/ reclprocating colonies has been signed by
! Representative Of the Transvaa,l Orange
i. River Colony, ca pc Colony, fatal and
SRhodesta. With the recent reductions = ~
railway freight rates this will large y re-
,duce the cost OF living IN the a fttcans
Icolonies. w s5g VI.
FATAL RIOTS IN TR1N1DAD.
Riots at Port of SPAR, 81 inldad ~ y on-I
day, In opposition to q & new water OF
\ dtnance reducing the allowance and ra AS
ling the rate, resulted In tho death OF u (
natives and the Injury Of co. The gov
ernment building was burned after al
documents were DESTROYED. Sailors land 3
ed by the British Cruiser Pallas o ided In
res oring order and guarding other public
buildings. 8 s,3g US is 543l SS5S Il
PHILIPPINE REBEL VICTORY.
The town OF surigao. Mindaona. was
] captured by ladrones last Sunday. n Police:
Inspecto or Clarke and several Others were
killed. u. Es g. troops were ordered to the
scene OF battle for the first time since
the signing OF peace With the Moros.
!Governors Taft and General On Wis started
"Wednesday to hold a conference wi tn the
Sultan. Tho town was recaptured Tues
day. n 'is lSSlis NJ XII
sWBDEN,s{ RrGfFT TO WTsMAR.
Tho Swedish Government has N asked 4
Parliament to wave the right to Ii res
possess tho town OF Wismar on the Bal
tic which was given ms a pledge by Swe-
den to sMecklen1ourg-S chwerin, Germany,
in June 1903 for RS. 900 thnlers on condl-&
| tion that Sweden DO entitled to repos-5
sess the town after 100 years on the re-
| payment of the money I'D Yanced} VI TN 4
three per cent Interest d IN 3S{i @ "a
sPAIN's VENEZUELAN CLAIMS, If
| 2 The Spnnlsh Government has agreed to-
| Sign with Minister Bowen a protocol
providing for a mixed commission to 81 =
at Caracas and adjust tho Spanish claims
against Isl Venezuela The! U president OF
Mexico will BIO ask ed to name an umpire
This leaves only Denmark unproyided for'a
are expected to unto in firmly opposing
pre- ferential treatment in tho payment OF
| the claims of tho al lies, Bs ,i
SAN DOMINGO REBELS WIN, 84
The reyolutionlsts In santo Domingo
captured a fort near the capital Monday
/ and gained full possession OF that city AZ
Tier a battle In which many were killed on
both sids, including the commander Of
| the government forces General Penn,
Political prisoners were RELEASED and the 4
toregn4 Minister sought refuge IN tho
American Legation, On Tuesday It was
reported that tho olutlonists had prno-
ideally obtained control 8Of the island as
1.-THE Minister OF War had surrendered.
MRS. MAVERICK TO BE FRF ICED. VI i
Il The British Home Office has ann ounced
|sthat Mrs, Florence Maybrick. the iAIneri-
can woman who was convicted at Liver,
pool In 1880 on the charge OF numbering
Iher husband and sentenced 70 penal SER
lsyitude for life. will be liberated IN July
lof 1901. Her lawyers have been autho-
lfrized to use tho fact OF her release In
securing the ostponeHent OF land suits
IN Virginia and Kentucky In which she ;la
interested, XII }3, 5il rs tsiA VI j}5I
TR nATY IN CUBAN SENATE "a 81
Summoned by President Palma the Gu
ban Senate met In extra session Off the
consideration OF tho amended reciprocity
treaty. In his message Palma urged
adoption In time for exchange Of ratlh-
cations by March 3lst, after which the
treaty would expire. The whole matter
was referred Tuesday to the Foreign Re-
latons Committee. The question was
raised whether the phrase :" ratification
by the Congress- might not mean the
| Cuban Congress rs we'll as the American,
HONOR 10 MRS. CHAMBERLAIN,
To his American wife Colonial secreta-
ry Chamborln In "a public address at
| trihnted largely his success In reeoncillng
| the Roers to English rule, referring to