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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
DEATH By sMALLP0 IN
RIG HM0ND COUNTY.
Sad End Of Charles Decker, near
Wexford Wharf-WIte aud
BABY In the same Room.

s. WARSAW. Y a. January I'LL Special.)
2Mr.Sc harles Decker who only q fewsweeA
ago. moved to Gotham lark farm. near
Wexford wharf n THU COUNT died last
3ntxht. u great axoAy.' ffrom smallpox In
5ttss most azEravated Form. TO make mat-
ten worse Nj sclksr. vas ~ ana died
little ope so onIf sEoels old
he heslths heald mat to--6ay. 1Sa sGfsS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
RIehne.der. Is sew York.

Riehmosders In new York.
NEW YORK. January 17.-fspeciap.-.
Following ara the Richnaonders register
ed to-day In New York
Herald Square,. q, Smith
St Dents-E Il Pel! tsttt.
Hofman-W. H Sands
Imperial-J G B;astrKan.e.
Fifth Aveuue-H G. Cooper. AffA ~
Wtss. w. II. Guup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

be able to devote more time to the re-
quirements Of the office.
For the present he will remain In the
Council;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
1lVIL CONFIRM MANY,
sPECLAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD HELD
I'm EPISCOPAL CHURCHES TO-DAY:t
VISITING MINISTER'S HERE 1; B
several Fu1pits VIII BE supp1ied
To-Dny-Pr.1 strnton4 VIII Prea Oh
at Grove Arcnue-T1ro Bi.hops
Kept Busy.

- Z
Tne Right Rev. "A. n. Randolph, 2: D..
Bishop Of the Diocese OF Southern VT.
gina, Will preach in Meade .M ies,l a.
church, Manchester this morning l!ua a. "a =
O'Clock, and will administer the right or
ccnflrmat ton. At night he VIII preach az
st. PauTs, in this city.
The annual meeting of Broadus-Memo-
rial church will be held at s oclocns ~ the
to-day, at which time Dr.: q r. Bo-
mar, assistant secretary Of the foreign
mission. hoard, will speak. The reports
to be presented at that time VIII snow q
gratifying growth in all lines during the
year.
To-day promises to be a notable day
in tile history of Grove-Avenue church
At the morning service Rev. John Roach
Straton will preach on the Transhgura
ton A special invitation is extended TO
the young men of Richmond. AT the same
service large number OF persons yin De
received into the membership OF the
church.
SPIN. the PASTOR Rev. ]. 3. HaW-
thorne, D. D., will preach on ''The Be-
ginning Of Christian life. There will
be special programme Of music at each
service.
Rev D.. H Steffens, of Baltimore. Md.
will preach this morning at the English
Lutheran church, Sixth and Clay streets,
at II O'Clock in German, at night, and at
o'clock, in English.
Owing to the absence Of the Rev. Or.
Henry F; Johnson, pastor OF Laurel
Street Methodist church, who is in New
port News, Bishop John G. Cranberry will
preach in Laufel-Street church at Il a
Nj to-day, and the Rev. w. A Laughon
will occupy the pulpit at night
The Rev. S. Hartwell Pratt. an evan evan
gelist=o Of New York, is in the city resting
for two weeks before going to Indiana
polls, where he will be engaged IN special
work.
The rector Rev. Thomas Semmes, VIII
preach at ST. Andrews church IN the
MOI ming IN "Confessing Christ. He Will
tell some Of the reasons men give for not
iconfessing Christ, and show the true rea-
son from the Word Of God why men dc
not confess Him. Then he will conclude
| with the reason God has given why all
should confess and follow Jesus.
Baptismal service for adults at 1880, Just
before the night service.
At the night service Right Rev. r. a.
! Gibson will hold confirmation service.
The bishop will also deliver the sermon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

classmate OF mine who sent In death
certificate with his name signed In the
space reserved for Cause of Death -
Philadelphia Ledger
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
New Orleans, La. Mo-
bile, Ala, Pensacola, Fla, Feb-|
r,,ary Il S-24. 1903.

ruary 1924, 1908.
# For the above occasions the Southern
railway will sell special tickets from all
stations in Virginia, North and South
Carolina to New Orleans, Mobile and
Pensacola and return, at one fare for the
round trip.
Tickets to be on sale February 18th to
sd inclusive, with return limit February
18th. except BY deposit Of tickets BY or
iginal purchasers with Joseph Richardson,
special agent. at New Orleans. Mobile or
Pensacola not later than February 18th.
and upon payment Of fee Of fifty cents an
extension Of limit to not later than March
Il. 19US. may be obtained
This offers rare opportupIty to those
wishing to visit these delightful cities at
one of the most desirable seasons.
The Southern Is the through car line
from this section to all Of the above
points. requiring but one night on lne
road from Washington Richmond. Nor
folk and Intermediate points S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

Mrs. William Henry venable. Of Nor-
folk. Is visiting her brothers, the Messrs.
Wight, at 1910 west Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

T1as bpsrd Of lady managers Of the
Spring Street Home Will hold donation
day for this needy institution Thursday,
January I'd. at the home. COL Spring,
street. to receive contributions Of money.
provisions. or other supplies. The officers
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RICHARDSON MS usrAINgp.
House Struck from journal the work
Done on Sunday

Rouse Struck from journal the work
Done on Sunday
Washington. February g.-Ihe house
spent practically the entire dav-cu two Dis
trict n Columbia bills Que authorizing
me government to advance seooo.0no to
the District and the other the conference
report on the union station bill The former
was defeated and the latter sent back "a
conference after motion 70 recede from
the amendment 10 the house to cut down
the appropriation for the Pennsylvania and
Baltimore and Ohio railroads from 81 5O0,-
ppa 70 SluO0o0o. had been voted down
he disposition by the house Of the action
by Mr Hepburn IN presenting the ccutcr-
ence report on the department Of commerce
9lil during the memorial session yestrr-
usy resulted IN postponement Of action on
Tue report until tomorrow The bill WAS
presented again tnis afternoon ny Mr..
hepburu and ordered printed
~ ailu y. N. the house adjourned
spe9ker Henderson, who has recovered
Lom ms recent indlsposttion. presided over
me dtlibeFations OF the house today.
After the reading Of the journal Mr.
richardson tIennl took exception to the
presentation Of the conference report gu
we department of commerce. bill IT YES
ttrdaF memorial session. He commended
that the action was void The speaker
Ruled that II was regular. lie said. IN his
ruling, that II had been repeatedly held
thni CuNuhN CoNiQ he made n legislative
daN. There had. as fact been legislation
90 Yesterdays session Bv unanimous con
sent the house simply permitted the fling
OF the conference report under the rule.
The house, when In session at any time.
was omnipotrnt except for the limitations
Of the constitution
Mr Richardson protested against the
ruling as dangerous precedent and moved
70 correct the journal so as to strike ont
the action of Yesterday
Eleven republicans voted With the demo.
Gratis for the motion. bur II was defeated
on a rising vote Of 50 10 IS.
Mr. Richardson demanded the ayes and
noes and the roll was called The motion
was carried 116 TO lO1
Twepty-oight republicans voted with the
democrats. The net result Of this action
is to postpone the consideration Of the cou.
ference report on the department Of COM
nerCe bill until tomorrow
MT Hepburn insisted that. although the
house has inst stricken from the journal
the record of the action Of YES
terlav the fact. nevertheless. remained tho t
tue conference report had been reported
Whit proof has the gcptleman? In.
dutred the speaker THE house has Just
stricken an reference TO the action from the
journal daughter
The conference report on the bin 20 IN.
crease salaries If Federal Judges was
agreed To The house then proceeded 10
the consideration If District Of Columbia
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ARGUMENT HAS BEGUN
COUNSEL FOR MINERS ALLOTTED
OPENING AND CLOSING SPEECHES.
Three Days viii 30 Occupied by Oper
ators in Summing Up Their Side
Of the Controversy

Philadelphia, February y. Arguments IN
and against the demands Of the union an.
thracite mine workers, wh!cl win continue
before the coal strike commission for the
next six days were hesun today, when
the miners, through Daaiel Mccarthy Of
HaEleton. made the opening argument Mr..
Mccarthy was followed 10y forioer Congress
man Brumm OF Alinersyle, WHO maze q
general argument, aud u pry -. Lloyd of
Chicago, who confined hls cnorta Ia 'he
question of recognition Of the union and
yearly trade agreements The operators
viii begin their argument tomorrow, con
tnuing three days. and closing with George
L. Baer. president Of tue Heading DOM
pany. Then Clarence = Darrow " CIT
cago the principal counsel for tie miners.
will take up oil Of Friday and Saturday
until adjournment, in summing up ihe ease
and In answering President Baer Iresi.
dent Mitchell " the Mlna.s unioa Is OK
pected here during the week Whether no
win address the commission depends on Dc.
velopments
owing IN the late arrival q some Of The
commits sloners the session was not crered
until 1870 Among those IN the couit
room was President George T. Baer ~ me
Reading company With the exception OF
the opening day 10 Washington last octo-
Der, It Is bis only visit 70 the commissions
hearing 80 far The only other head Of a
coal company who heretofore attended the
sessions was r, b Thomas, foremrly chair.
man Of the Erie company, bpt now presi-
dent Of the Lehigh Valley road.
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|N[RDER IN THE PHILIPPINES.
c.aator Carmack Charged Its Commission
Nv Soldiers Had Become SO Common
p.r IT WOULD NOT BEAR INVESTIGATION
:.d There Was an Organized System of Torture.
g. Notorious Throughout the Army, Yet No One
Was Ever Punished for the Crime

wrought, 'snd like another great I'm,
p pra1ttlia1is ne Is astonished at his own mod.
he inquired how It happened that tba
president, who had declared his intention
70 PROBE crimes in the Philippines never
neeId OF the Captain Brovneii case when
satner Augustin was tortured until he
The president In speech while sovA-,or
81 New York had said that our Indeference
10 the welfare of the people Of Alaska had
plaqe them prefer annexation to Great
hritdin ana the same condition would re.
SUI II we showed Ike Indifference In the
Philippines He declared the Fillpinos were
starving. The same vigilance that enables
the president TO discover that he is en-
Joylng the greatest prosperity" he said
should cause him 10 see that they are
Time" he said. in conclusion. will
demonstrate the loly Of this business -
and he hoped II would ind some cure "for
the blunder we have made"
The resolution then went over and the
statehood bill was taken up. Mr.. Keane
~ ~ continued his remarks IN opposition
10 the measure,
Mr.. Rawlins answered a reference ~ Mr.
cane that the Mormons in Salt Lake are
g!ad 10 aid In clectng Mormons TO political
places. because OF their desire to give the
municipality good government. Certain
elements In the church, he said, bv long
habit were disposed to yield Ia the die.
tates OF prominent individuals In the
church ut is not to- he denied that their
Influence Is very considerable said he
but there is still a large element among
the Mormons who resent the idea ~ such
Interference
Mr. Keano said the people Of the United
States are opposed to polygamy and mean
In every way 10 stamp II ont Answering
Mr. Nelson, Mr. Keane said the Mormous
who fed from Idaho to Mexico undoubtedly
would return Ia the United States and mix
I'm the politics Of Arizona and attempt to
usurp the public authority ~ that state,
should It he admitted
Mr. Hale interrupted to remark that every
time this phase of the subject is reached
It presents some new information and he
fore anything further Is done, he thought
somebody should submit amendments. in
order TO have M expression Of the feeling
dctermincdiv before the senate for Its 30
tion
Mr. Kaane replying said be would offer
an amendment If this kiud In the course
of nv Keancs remarks Mr.. Patterson
. wished to read from a speech made hy the
president NJ Las Vegas. y. NJ. upnn the
occasion Of tho Rough Riders reunion, in
I which he IS said "a have favored the I'D.
mission Of New Mexico as a State. and
: would 60 to Washington aud work for sueh
Mr. Keanc declared that this did not
PVT him on record rs favoring tho omnibus
Mr Patterson thought the president,
heinr q Distinguished republican leader
having enthusiastically pledged himself ~
favor Of New McEjroe admission opposi'
tlou 80 the omnibus hill should vanish,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
MAY COME TO TEXAS
Chicago White Stockings Are Negotiat'
ing with Marlin Business League.
GEORGE DIXON FOUGHT IN LONDON
Went TO = Draw with Harry Ware IN
Twenty Sounds--The Results
Of the Races
FORGE DIXON FOUGHT IN LONDON

Marlin, Texas, February "a re,osram
was received here this morstng asking 81
Marlin could entertain tho famous White
Stocking ball team Of Chicago during their
training season The Business League Las
taken the matter up and are now IN toie.
phonic communication with the parties in
Dallas and has offered hall grounds aud
expenses and there Ia every probability
that they win come. The use ~ the hot
mineral baths here during their training
would be very hue should they come
match games will be arranged With eli
Texas league teams ana Martin WIN have
some warm ball games
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-10
TAFT ASKS FOR RELIEF.

SAYS Failure to Furnish Relief by Con
aress Would Result Oisastrously.
Washington February 9.-Secretary Root
today transmitted to the president pro
tempore Of the senate COPY Of 2 cable
gram from the governor Of the Philippine
Islands. dated Manila. February o. indl-
eating the urgent necessity Of legislation
regarding the Philippine currency In his
dispatch Governor TAFT SAYS:
States currency now 68 to 81. total direct
net loss to insular treasury fer depreei9t i :.
Of silver since January !. 1902. Sl2fk34 o
AN business suffering greatly from duct
nations aud depreciation insulsr treasury;
Immense losses 10 merchants who hsVe soia
on credit Failure 10 furnish relief AZ THIS
session Of congress wonld create conSterna-
tion throughout the Islands. Added 70 the
prevailing financial depresson loss OF an.
mails by rinderpest and other contagious
diseases. and resulting destituuon, the 20
llticaI situation would become diuiculi'
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BULGARIA is ALARMED.
Has Received Information Of Narlike
Preparations on Part Of Turkey.
ADDRESSED THE POWERS ON SUBJECT
Invoking Their Good Offices TO Pro-
euro Cessation OF tho Military
Arrangements.

Sofa, Bulgaria, February e.--Hsving re.
ceived official Information regarding rur-
keys Intention to mobilize two army corps
at Adrlnnople and Monastlr, the Bulgarian
government today addressed representations
to the powers iuvoslng their goods offices
OF copstaptinople TO procure the cessation
Of the Turkish military preparations
II is felt here that while rurkey's rein.
forcemept Of her troops IN Macedonia may
be justified in view OF the iu;emal cit, a.
ton sud the Austro seryisn military prep.
arations, the mobilization ST Adrsnople can
be regarded only as menace to Bulgaria
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RuMoRs OF CHANGE

Two of the Hiah Postal Officials May
Shortly Be Replaced
Washington. February 9.--ln view oil me
recent disclosure regarding officials OF the
postoffice department story which Is
going the rounds TODAY " Of unusual inter
est II is to the effect that Fourth Post
master General Bristow is about to retire
and that he will be succeeded by Repre-
sentative David II Mercer Of Nebraska,
who was defeated for reelection by 800 V.
N Hifrbcock. editor OF the Omaha Wo'1
Ilar,iid RristoN It is said, VIII sncceel
III late ex-senator Dawes on the baNe'
commission. -. f,..,,.,,d
Rrinor Is also busy concerning an ilipena'
i,,,s rbanoa I'm the hrst assistants Onice-
lo,L Dristop and Robert J. Wynne, tna
6rst assistant, were M the capitol To-Day
converslng with momhers VINO are sup
posed to have influence.
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FOUGHT LIKE TloREssEs.
Members Of Girls Teams Engage in GEN
eraI Hair Pulling

Members OF Girls Teams Engage in Gen
eral Hair Pulling
Derby Conn, February --in the second
bali Of basket ball game between girls
teams from the waterbury high school
ana the Bosrdman training high school Of
New Haven played in the Anderson Fynna-
stun. II IA alleged that me rOughcst taolcs
ever witnessed IN this State IA such con
test were INDUCED In The girls struck
eoch other ia the face, pulled hair, trlpped
aud threw one another TIE floor and "At
ali control ot themselves
Coaches and spectators tried 70 stop the
fight, but failed The girls were oblivious
10 ali else and they reached NJ csC1 other
with true ferocity Time was sounded be-
fore the game was over ana the players
had 10 be- almost dragged apart
both teams claimed tbey we're obliged 70
ADOPT the tactics they did 10 seifdefeuse
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ier The Safeguarding OF the government
9r,ner securities thsn government bonds
Inc intention OF the bill is 70 give grester
tlsetlcltr TO the currcpcv and permit the
Ieieahe Of larger volumes az the govern.
ment funds IN times of stringency. In
aqaition TO gevernment funds the hill pro.
nlaes for the deposlt Of state bonds
tlon. which have been In existence for
ttFenty tnte years aud which have not de-
faauted on any II their debts. and the
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Il o, February e,-In the senate
a' carmsck spoke on the Rawlins
'iN -. calling on the secretary of war
,,r courts martial. He charged
n-dsrs 10 the philippines by sol
"a become SO common that they
2 =. y, hear investigation, and that this
H. vss entirely satisfactory TO Our
~" ..nsrous and humane secretary of
N pe also criticised the president for
t.vine heard of the Captain Brown
NV ..,s after having announced his In
n n probing crimes in the Philip
ess' 49,. e4a.o,o.a hm
,hort time. when he yielded to va.
N .srsfors. who INDUCED in debate
7 ne question Of the influence of the
4 -an church on politics. Mr. Elkins
.ooke at length in defense of the
n ~. Of New Mexico to Statehood. He
H q me republican and democratic plat
praised the democrats for trying
s,,p their pledges, while the republicans,
Il ,,s had not been able to keep faith
!, discharge their obligations with respect
sn 'eneSl. seo,,rsd +ba+ rho National
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A ,s-tv.three democrats and seventeen or
4 -l,eeD republicans he said, favored the
,rsbus bill while thirty eight republicans
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r,,tiIe 10 Make Coneessions,

London. February .. 4 d'spatcn fion
Brussels asserts that NJ. Giron is retmrln.
to Geneva. In response 10 an urgent appcs
from the former crown irlucess Of Snxony
The mincess having failed 10 obtain "a
10 see Der sick riid. considers II
futile. according IN The dispatch, 20 make
any further concessions 10 .ae SAXON cotrt.