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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25
SURGEONS BUSY
Ambulance Corps Was Kept on the
Move Yesterday.

Drs. Crump, Rex and sycle. Of the City
Ambulance Corps, were busy. yesterday
ed in the riot at Gombardy and Main
Streets and treated James Jones. W. T.
Eubank. NJ. Cronk. w. g.. VIM. and ].
w. Davis, all Of whom were injured in
that row.
They also treated George Ellis. a colored
cart driver, whose vehicle ran against
a car at Eighth and Main Streets. Tho
tanned cuts over the jaw and left eye.
A number Of other calls were respond:
ed to, but none OF them were OF special
note,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25

Derby and refusing to move by off1cers
McMu1len and Tate; @. p Wright disor-
derby and throwing rocks. by Captain
of Company D; and Rrivate May, Of Com.
pany K.
All these cases viii be called in the
Police Court this morning. but will proba-
ably be continued to Saturday with the
others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25
STOMACH TROUBLES.
twenty-five Gents Properly Invested
Does More Good Than $500 Spent
for Al adicines and Doctors Bills.

There is nothing that so utterly dis,
courages a man as disordered stomach,
He cannot possibly comprehend that a few
doses OF the right medicine will put hin,
on the high road to a complete recovery,
Mr.. Samuel Bayer, OF Folsom. Iowa, says:
AFTER doctoring about twelve years and
spending nearly $500 for medicine and
doctors fees, purchased for my wife
a box OF Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets which did her SO much
good that she continued to use them, and
they have done her more good than all
the medicine / bought oetore' These
Tablets improve the appetite. strengthen
the digestion and regulate the bowels. In
creased strength and Es'or follows anc
the patient is soon as IS ever. Price
Is cents per box. For saie py all drug
gists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25
ADMITTED HIS CRIME
AND WAS HANGED
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
ELK VALLEY. TENN, June 24.-Case
Jones, the negro accused OF assaulting
twelve-year-old Margaret Bruce yester-
day, was caught during the night and i'm
mediately taken before his little victim.
who identified him. Jones broke down
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25
WILD SCENES ON HILL
staunton Soldier Severely Injured.
Mad Crowd Held at Bay.

'''SSi - '. Nv = = y ~
Wild scenes were enacted and great er-
element held sway atTwenty-Gfth and p
Streets last night from dark TIL mid
night, One soldier, Daniel Porter. OF the
West Augusta Guards, was badly injured
by rock, while several other persons,
Including Police Officer Kuhn, were
slightly injured. The Are department had
to be called out to dlsperse the strike
sympathizers. Tho chief effect was to
drive them to the margin OF the territory
reached by the streams OF water, The de-
paptment was able to clear a ring around
the two cars which ventured out after
dark, and thus protect the soldiers and
str1ke-breakers from rocks, The contest
then settled down to one OF waiting, and
the result was a victory for the strike
sympathizers, for at ten minutes before
midnight, after an appeal from, the off,
cers Of the Guards" to dispense, the
crowd went home, not before, however
the two cars were taken back to the
sheds under heavy protection. They were
unmolested after that the strike sympa-
thl L.',. being th4roughly satisfied With the
All Lights Knocked Out,
Two cars left the barns at q o'clock.
Each Yves filled with soldiers OF the West
Augusta Guards They were followed for
fn.r SQUARES by a bowling mass ptyouths
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25

tell. tried eight or ten Of the best
physicians without receiving much benei
At: also tried lots Of patent medicinesta
But still suffered with sick headache
cold feet and hands, palpitation Of thu
heart. and such heavy feeling in my
stomach and chest. At times7I would
be so nervous could not bear anyone
around ma. had been given up to die
< "one day a friend sent mo ono OF DR..
Hartman's pamphlets, and Isdecided to
write to him. He advised Peruna and
Manalin, and after taking the medicine,
two weeks felt greatly relieved. Ny
head did not pain me any scarcely. and
my stomach was relieved Of It's heavy
feeling. am so thankful that I can
say after using several bottles OF the,
.Per,lna and Manalin am restored to-
perfect health.
Before using your remedies I could
not eat anything. Il lived on barley
water and Panopeptin for two years.
Now can eat with pleasure. Every
body Is surprised at my Improvement.
Every one says I am looking like a rose.
I would advise all suffering women tor
take your remedies. know II It were
not for Peruna and Manalin I would
have been in my grave to-day. I cannot
thank you enough for the kind advice
you have given me."-Mlss Alma Z. Cox
. IT, Co ;, ~ e 81, -, s3s =, =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25

and confessed his crime. He was
promptly hanged at daylight and his
body riddled with bullets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25
Funds for Strikers.

: President w. ]. Griggs yesterday de-
MED the report that the striking car
men had asked for transportation for
themselves and families. He further de.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25

President of The Hartman Sanitarium OF
advice during the months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25
SOLOMON CALLS
FOR SOLDIERS
CONTINUED From First Page,)

NSo'SHAue1 = *oA'' = o. 1d6e'J 3sfl{535
ported and who are the real persons re-
sponsIble for this trouble.
thought 1t would be jlstlaahle to cali
upon the Governor for troops, would do
so. had hoped this would not DO necea-
sary, but after what occurred tonight,
! was convinced that the time had come
n fsr ne t9 9Id make this request which !
Six Companies Arrive.
The military on duty here was material
ly augmented last night by the arrival OF
q battalion OF about 400 men under Major
Nottingham, composed OF the following
companies Of the seyenty,frst Regiment:
p, OF Hampton, and A, B and e. of Nor
The additional troops came upon orders
Hse sevs 81 hs aIsssssSs e e9Gss
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad at an early
hour this morning.
The men were In heavy marching orr
and two days rations, They were march
ed direct from the Main-street Passenger
Station, where they were met by Cor
poral ]. G; Weckert, to the armory hall
and served coffee.
the Central School building on twelfth
Street and two to the old Stuart Horse
Guards, Armory on Ninth Street.
Everyone was saying last night that the
DIETING would start" to-day or Tonight
when the Tidewater soldiers were assign
ed to duty, as they were the people who
ouelled the recent famous Norfolk street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25
a WONDERFUL CURE az PE.RU.NA

Was Given UP to delight Doctors
Falled-Po.ru-na Saved Her Life.
Miss Alma Cox, Assistant Postmis-
tress Of Drum. s. c., writes:
~ have been a great sufferer from
chronic disease and dyspepsia for five
years. How I suffered no tongue can
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
TEXAS marriages..

Mckinney, Texas, January &C. H. Nc
Garruh and Miss Lula Moore Of this place
were married Sunday at the home Of the
brides sister, Mrs. George Ingram.
Mckinney. Texas January 6.-Gordon
Renfro aud Miss Mary Riley were married
at the brides home near Culleoku.
Colorado Tcxne January IF. l.. Baker
general supervisor OF the McCord- Collins
conlpany's wholesale business NJ this place
arrived this morning with his bride. Miss
Lena Madeiris, formerly 81 Abilene. Texas
They were married In Little Rock. Ark,
December 20
Grcenville. Texas, January 6.-Mlss NJ.
Hendricks and Mr T. Hnles were married
sunday evening at $40 o'clock at the res
idenec ~ Mr.. and Mrs c. w Con. on
South StoneWali street Rev. II. +. jenkins
performing the ceremony.
Greenvile. Texas January eat Wesley
parsonage early Sunday evening Rev. ]. l..
Pierce officiating, Miss Eliza l.. Steele and
VIII ~ Horne had the words pronounced
that made the twain one
Greenylle Texas January e.-Sunday
evening AZ Rockwell Miss Susie Aiattison
ana Mr. George Lindsey. both OF this city,
formed at the home Of the grGom's parents
Mr.. aud Mrs J A. Lindsey
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
Boil WeeMI and Culture.

10 the Editor Of The Post
Austin Texas, January 81 would like a
little space In your paper IN the interest Of
tue farming class with regard to externina
ting the boil weeyil. together with a lesson
on preparing the soil which will insure a
third better result IN every crop.
First, the preparation is Il step toward,
destroying the insect that is causing so
much anxiety among the commercial rs
wen as the agricultural classes. The time
mas come When there must take Mace a
radical departure from the oid. shoddv
methods OF blowing. Our lands are getting
ured from being turned over 10 me long,
heated rays ~ the sun and our mild win.
ters' which % not restore 20 the soil what
" has lost, Ike the more northerly cfmcs
Hence the nitrogen has Disappeared. tho
enIef constituent Of plant life
rms is easily rcmcdied in this way, Take
good turner and run II very shallow not
.r'r one ana half or one and three fourth I.
ipehes. making a complete turn, then ruu
a subsoll down IN that same furrow ton or
Twelve inches, shaking up and loos sninc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
GERMAN LANDING PHOTOGRAPHED.
Snapshot Artists Were Active While
Marines Were on Shore.

Snapshot Artists Were Active While
Marines Were on Shore.
Puerto CaheIio, January 6.-rhc assert on
that German marines landed January 3 az
this port aud occupied the whnrvos for two
hours aud half is proved by photographs
which were taken OF the marines while
they were on shore.
Acting United states Cousul Volkman,
who has acted as intermediary between
German naval officers and the Venezuelan
authorities at Puerto Cabello, declares that
Count Oroa, commander Of the German
cruiser Gazalle, has informed him MS FOL.
lows: The artillery which was In the fort
called In NiZala, commanding the harbor az
Puerto Cahelo has been removed; Il must
be- replaced Immediately ~ said fort
1he authorities OF thV port do not know
how 90 interpret the nclou Of the German
ccmmauder IA fcrbddiug the removal uf the
artillery IN question; they consider this re-.
novpl 81 ihr artillery as proof that they
have no intention OF firing on the bay 'r
tho allies The Puerto Cahrllo population
expect rcprossiyo measures 10 follow tho
removal OF the guns.
Count Oriol0s communication to Mi.
NolEman was made last Thursday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
MAY SMOOTH THE WAY
To a Settlement of the Trouble With
out Arbitration.
ANSWER OF THE pOwIRS DELIVERED
State Of War and Blockade win Continue
Uutii Complete Acceptance by Cas-
tro OF the Europ sans Terms.

Bcrlin Januafy G-The joint reply OF
the powers 20 Castros qualified acceptance
" arbitration was handed 90 the United
States ambassadors az Berlin aud London
today The note aims 20 further smooth
the way Tor settlement which possibly
may DO reached without arbitration. The
powers however, do not abandon any Of
the reservations contained In their original
proposal.
The question Of raising the blockade Will
only be opened after the president Of Nene-
zuelas complete acceptance Of the pow
ers reservation The state Ok war Is
NOT modihed by today's note
The German foreign office takes cog.
nizaucc OF the statement emanaung from
Washington that group OF German oman
ciers Is forming to pay Germanys claims
against Venezuela. the ultimate purpose be.
Ing 20 prevent the United states ftom
building the isthmian canal. The foreign
Office says that Is qUite untrue. and fur
Their asserts that the German government
hopes the United States will build the
canal rs quickly a. possible. 50 far from
interposluE any obstacle, Germany regards
that her own trade interests will be sub
served by the opening OF an interoceanlc
route.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
INVESTIGATION Is ON
Aren't the Deportation Of Mexioans With
out Trial

1T Spt tNe deportation OF MeNCans With
out Trial.
Eagle Pass, Texas, January "a good
deal Of significance belongs Just now to the
visit to Eagle Pass Of an official from
Washington, who is quietly investigating
tue working Of the allen contract labor law
At THIS point on the Mexican frontier. The
direct occasion for this visit was the ar
rest and deportation Of eight Mexicaus. rs
reported in The Post. seven weeks ago
The men were part Of gang Of about 100
engaged IN clearing land for irrigation on
the big lndio ranch, about twenty-five miles
below Eagle Pass, in Maverick county.
The immigration officers took them fiom
TIER WOrk, brought them TO this port, held
them over night under arrest but not IN
JAN, aud next day sent them back 20 Mex
leo. All this was done, 1t Is claimed with
out papers or any legal process. Tho men
certainly had no examining trial, and. 1t
Is alleged, counsel was not allowed To cou-
fer with them. nor was a request by him
Tor their names granted. The employers
WHO are wealthy New Workers, owners,
with \. r. Frank OF san Antonio. of the
largest ranch property IN this county, felt
aggrieyed. The arrest 81 the eight men
demoraliaed the whole gang aud the work
seems TO have been hin1crcd In COuse-
Quence. 1t need hardly be said that the
proprietorS, who are putting In an ifrlgablc
farm n, M present 1900 acres, with more
projected have no thought Of violating the
law They. however instructed counsel
10 take up the matter go that th"y might
know where they stand, especially whether
their employees could he taken from their
work aud deportcd without sembnnce Of
trial before United States commissioner
or other competent tribunal OF course It
may have been that the men depurted were
contracted for In violation of law. That
would be point for proof Tho official
in question is one holding n supervising
position ON tho Canadian border. t'ondi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK. Suicide seems to be cpl
demtc In this city. says the News. Reports
Of self-destructiOn kept coming into the
coroner offices In a steady stream and tho
medical examiners were busy holding post
murtems and making preliminary investlga-
lions Eleven cases were reported.
NEW YORK. Low Echcr, aged 95 years.
and his wife, residing in Springfield town.
ship, have been tortured by masked thieves.
says n Press dispatch from Copucllsyilln.
Pa, until they told whore their money WAS
hidden. The robbers held a lighted lamp 10
Mrs. Eichor's feet and burned them until
the flesh foil on.
CHICAGO.-Buren r. Sherman. Iowa's
war governor, is lying AT his homo I'm Vim
his arm near the shoulder, ms the result OF
a fall on an Icy sidewalk.
CHICAGO Rchard Anstlll astronomer,
scientist and author, Is dead at Rock Ia.
land, Ill, Of Bright's disease, I'D "A
years. He was native Of StaflordShirc,
England.
EVANSTON, wyo.-Tho rush for oil land
locations that began here last week Ia
practically over. Most of the locating
points. BIciting times IA all parts OF the
field are reported
NEW YORK-An anonymous gift Of $40
600 TO proposed fund for a memorial 10
Rev. Henry Ward BeCchcr has been re.
ceived. Booker T. Washington has been
appointed TO represent the negroes on the
general committee.
SEDALIA, Mo.-Colonel Thomas p. How.
veteran OF tho Mexican aud civil wars.
Is deud, aged ~ years He was born IN
Logan county, Kentucky. was colonel Of
Texas Rangers In the Mexican war and
saw much service as a Confederate officer.
being wounded at the battle Of Corinth.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
l.XAS DEATHS.

BAXTER, Scguin, Texas, January CIV.
{. Baxter. aged % years. one Of the oldest
and most highly respected citizens If .Guada
lupc county died iu this city this afternoon
lie WINS a veteran OF three wars and came
10 Guadalupe over half a century ago. lie
leaves several children and grandchildren.
Ills first vote was cast for Jackson nearly
scyenty-two years ago.
WILLARD -NacoCloches. Texas. Janu.
airy 0-Mr. r. y. Willard. aged 20. 81 son
~ j. j. Willard prominent citizen In
the North Church community died at his
fathers nome yesterday evening at Gals
O'Clock. He was taken with pneumonia on
Christmas Eve.
HARr.-Bceyllle. Texas, January 6.--N[r.
John Hart. aged 40 years. died at his home
ID This city yesterday at 11:45 a. IN. after
a lingering illness Of several months
NJ LEAN.-NUck Island, Texas, January g
Mrs. q. i. Mclean died yesterday and viii
be inferred In the new cemetery today. She
came from Mercer county. Missouri about
six weeks ago Tor her health being a suf
ferer from consumption.
Walllsville, Texas January y
Mrs. w. j. Cress died after very short
lliness at the Davis hotel Monday night.
December -. She had returned only a
week previous from several months visit
TO Colorado. She leaves devoted husband
ma tWo small children 70 mourn her IN
timely demise.
WILLIAMSBURG Texas. Januprv q
Mrs. Amanda Williams died al her home
near Anoqua, In this county Saturday and
was buried In Evergreen cemetery Sunday
She was % years old and had been Nom.
Der OF the Presbyterian church OF this city
for thirty-slN years She was beloved nv
every one who knew her.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

PREToRIA;-A garden party, given IN
honor Of Colonial Secretary Chamberlain
and Mrs. Chamberlain. was attended b.
Generals Botha. De In Rey, Cronie and
SHUTS. The attendance of the town Beers
however, wuH not large.
LAREDO, Mexico 4 Monterey, Mexico
special says The strike AZ the Guggen-
holm smcltcr has been ended through the
efforts of Governor Reyes.
MAZATLAN Mexico.-An average Of
more than ten deaths daily from rhc plague
Is recorded, and the lazarettos are fun 81
patients A general gloom has settled on
thls community and business is at a stand
stiN.
BRUSSELS. 1t Is reported here that NJ
Joostcns, Belgian minister al PrSin, has
obtained for a Belgian company a conces
sion at Han kau, adjacent to the ono OBJ
tanned by King Leopold.
BRUSSELS.-Ther have been torrential
rains and serious and extensive inundatioua
IA Central Belgium The river Sambre has
overlooked Its banks.
BERLIN Prof. Robert Koch has deliv-
cred q lecture here upon typhus He claims
this disease can be combatted successfully
through isolation. as cholera Is combatted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
HOUSTON.


There IS little more than three weeks in
which to pay poll tax and small interest is
shown by voters.
An excellent program has been announced
FOR the entertainment OF the Rice Associa-
ton OF America. which meets IN Hous-
ton January 10
The city council completes review OF
charter changes and some will be submitted
Ut regular meeting.
a meeting of the Civic club occurred and
officers for the Fourth ward were elected.
city officials have been generally dis
cussing Iiaskins 4 sells report.
Cerihcd accountants win soon make their
recommendation Us 70 new system OF
bookkeeping.
Hon. Wlllum j. Bryan OF Nebraska spent
a few hours IN Houston.
Inspectors OF dUiries are becoming strict
or in their rules regulating quality Of milk.
The Houston Labor council had a lengthy
session last night and the United brother
hood Of Railway Employees are out Of coun-
uti
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
FoREleN.

THE American demand for coal hv, kept
the wnges OF English miners from decliu-
ing
sasasta viii be given state funeral at
ths Pantheon.
Great Britain has sent note 10 the
Turkish government protesting against the
passage Of the pardanelles by Russian tor
pels boats.
II Is reported that the pretender has
gained victory over the government forces
IN Morocco.
The Monterey smelter strife Is at an
end.
Deep sorrow u manifested az the death
Of SagAaa by The middle ana lower Glasses
OF spain.
Germany has refused to join oreat Brit.
ain ma itaiy in a protest 10 Turkey
esninst The passage of lsnssinn torpedo
boats ihfoagh the Dardanelisa
Laitpd states Minister Powell has made
lemsnd unpn The Domihlcan government
f,r The Immediate payment Of sis500o to
iAe Clyde line
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07

ANSWER RECEIVED.
Conditions Named kn'ount TO a
Modified Acceptance.

Conditions Named Amouns TO a
Modified Acceptance.
Washington. january 8 Secretary
Hoy las received the British answer
70 President Csstro's last proposal
relative to arbitration Il Ia as
sumed that the British note rcaects
the view az thc German government.
rs the allies have been acting in
harmony So far The note IS in
terlocu,ory. but iu substance, states
that II Venezuela Wishes con.
ference with view Ga submit
ting the difference between the two
countries To- arbitration. Great Brit
Elm win acccde The conditions al
iachcl vary slightly from tho ogis
iual British proposition. hut, M the
Judgment % officials here ihc ar
ferenccs between ,hc allies aud
Venezuela ia respect TO arbitration
are much diminished aud there is
warrant Tor the expeatatlou thli the
case viii now surely go go The
Hague The next step Is reply
from President Castro.
Washington, January CT Later In
the day q separate response 10 Prea-
dent Cest-os last proposal came
from Germany In many respects It
was similar 20 that from Great Brit
ain, aud Ike tha, &c named certain
conditions regarding the matters un-
der consideration on which aa\ nm
Outstanding viii have 90 bc reached
hcfose the case is submitted 20 arhi.
,ratl1r GermCuy's answer, Ike that
OF Great Britain. has been sent TO
Pt's.Jeu, Castro through The iutev-
mediary ~ JAa United States min
lister. NJ. Bowen, NJ Caracas. II the
} latter conditions suggested by the
two allies are accepted hy Castro
; aud TIE hope among officials here is
, thht they may be- 81 Is expected that
meeting VIII be hold i'm Washington
, nrtwcfu Minister Bowen, represent.
, Ing the government of Venczuyln, ana
, The ambassadors Of Great Britain.
Germany and others Of the allies TO
! prepare % basis on which the arhl-
trat'on u the issues between fh- -
! teresteG parties snull proceed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
WASHINGTON.

The cabinet held session and considered
the Cuban and Venezuelan treaties.
General Luxe wright was In conference
With the president uu Philippine affairs
BIDS for building S5.O0o.O00 worth Of war.
ships were opsaci. The awards have not
vet been maio.
At the cabinet meeting It was decided that
the president should not hack down from
hts original position iu the lndianola post
office matter
An authorized statement OF the president 8
remedy for trust evils was given out at the
White House
The report Of Expert Hunter On the boil
Weevil has been made To the department
and 10000 copies viii be printed for dis
tributlon.
II Is rumored that Secretary Of Acric1it-
ure Wilson intends TO resign.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-07
A STATE FUNERAL,
Spanish Cabinet viii Honor Memory Of
the Late Premier.

Madrid, January G.-The cabinet at "A
meeting today decided on a state funeral
FOR the late Premier Sagnsta, who died sud
denly Yesterday evening, similar 10 that OF
former Premier CanOyas Del Castillo The
body VIII be cmbalmed aud Ne In state in
the chamber OF dcputic=- The funeral scrv-
ices VIII take place Friday, first NJ the
Pantheon ana subsequently In the An
uocha church, where the intcrment will
take place
Senior Sasasta's last term Of office over
taxed his physical strength. He persisted,
however. IN holding out, and often used
stimulant before attending the cabinet
councils or addressing the cortes After his
resignation Of the post Of premier his weak
ness increased rapidly aud when he was
compelled to take to his bed last SGtur-
day hls physicians had no hope FOR hls re
curery. During mis- Inst hours S.rcr Sa-
gasta was only kept alive by the admin
istration Of oxygen and heart Ftimulants.
He died possessed Of very small fortune,
and without leaving n will.
The demonstrations of sympathy here
and in the provinces have been remark
abio. especially among the lower and mid.
die classes.