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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
'Stolu.gEh-Berlin.
1snacial q The Times pIspatch.l

8,7T (specIalF to The Times- DIspatch.) ~
ROANOKE, ylA,,t April 20r-Miss Evelyn
Berlin, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A., W.
I Of Concord, N. c., were married here last
night at the residence az Mrs, u. a. Howell,
Rev, r, @. Pease officiating. This y the Sse-
cond ma rriage that has resulted from the
building Of a new depot here the groom being
an etnpoye OF the contract ora, I'm
Miss Ida Hodges. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frcd Hodges oE Trpnklln and Mr. John y or-i
dan a prominent farmer of the county, y were
married here last night. Rev, u s., Rudasill
tofliciat Ing. sisy4 ass ti5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Annual Field Day.
Special to The Tines ispatc oh

WoSDBERRYs FOREST As SCHOOL, "a,
April "a. THE annual field day Of Woodbury.
Forest school WAS held Tuesday and sey era
the alItround !. medal and 4 Richard Needham
Won q. close secnnd. The events were as fol-
lows = One hundred = yard dash. Hardy time,
sst Inch sot 81 Hume, distance
as feet;S 40 yard dash /, Hardy, time q Y
seconds, hammer. j Hime,a distance, SO feet
az syards: standing broad Jump. j. Hume. dis.
lance, 81 feet $40 IA inches: running broad
jump Hardy distance feet 3 inchSes:
nole vault Il ardy, height III feet II inches
10 ward run, Needhau n. time, IS 1-2 seconds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Shooting! ARRAY.

iYsnecial 10 Tho Times Dlspatch.)
cRA 1 sORCHARD, VA, April &2o:-Two
marriages occurred here last week. Two y.
sons 81 Jasper H olms; MS fol flows. VIZ ]:
Wiley II olms to Miss Nancy. REsh; Cn rn,,
m = iasf1 of Glover Fork Harlan county.
entlicky. Rev WI llian, n. e r Ice ofll-
$ciated in the marriage ceremo mics
M Al shooting riot took place here, sun,
X Bowen. between elisha 3 own, q
clerk Sin The store and 81 ephen Ienly.
ana and : another man rom 1tiboden mines.
in which Henly was slightly WOUNDED !:
the otheri man was sf1 tt twl ce, but ot
seriously. The fray may be a tributed
70 drunkenness. Brown ella inns he done
the shooting IN self-defense,@ after being
shot at several times by the other parties
Pin his store house. fs MI & 3$t Es$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
RAMSEY /. HAS.O|.P' !. |: ].
BREAK NIITHIG0.U[D
s Xxx igt y Il ,t g z ID " Is z,
q fcnoc,aI ~ ~ rha rt,,,as- n,rno ms,


Especial Ito The Times Dispatch) "a ),
NEW YORK, April 2o-,At q meeting
of the directors Of the Wabash-Pi tsburg
Terminal Company, held in this city yes
terday, tie resignation of Joseph Ram
sey, Jr.. president OF the comMlny, was
received and formally accepted without
discussion. II, a. Delano, formerly gem
eral mana ger of the Burlington road, /
was iat once elected as his succession. XII
4 Following repeated runors Of friction
between Mr., Ramsey, s who Is also head
of the Wabash system, and George J,
Gould, chairman of The board of dircc tors
the step taken by Mr.. Ramsey was not
entirely unexpected, 1t Is assumed that
he will resign from the Wabash before
the year Ia out,
& Among the causes which led Mr., Ram.
sey to resign from The Wabash F ttsburg
Terminal were questions Of finance !. and
3interf erence with Ills lnanag cement Of tho
road NJ Tx .Asss 81 s5eafl 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
NO NOMINATION.
"A Second Primary Must be Held
70 Eject Municipal Officers.

Especial to The Times. DISPATCH
RALEIGH, N. c., April 20.-The Dem
ocratlc prlmarysnhere to-day failed q
f,otninte candidates for Mayor, police JUS
tice. or city tax collector, 30 that a sec
and primary Will be. necessary. The
vote FOR Mayor was: James 1. Johnson,
zoe; Stronach, SGT; Wynf,e, 2B.
Necessary for q nomination, LOO; w. W. ".
officer at large nominated and two OF
the Aldermen squeezed In by one vote.
Al second primary will be held between
johnson and Stronacll, for Mayor, and
between Thomas Badger and d. G. Beck
with, for police Justice; a new Office Gre
ated BY the lust A1.eglslature. y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
asC i TR ! ! j! q: I E$Ss
Colony Y 81 Europe snails I Grow W
IN Very Rapidly. /.
(specialEto The Iln1es:]Dlsl'a tc1 -

Especial to The Times ne Dispa az. ~
|fTlIIF,xINGToN, VA AprilS p. The SCHOOL ei
stTpstea electoral board Of . Rockbr ielg
Of sgnnty sspnIhanseAaa
y fnr David IL. Moore and Scott
Moore have the f9llS9 o,,r ye als
from MAY 1906 Central igtrict. w 3.
xVaiiace Neutral Bridge Ereneriss arr s.
creek, Charles Walkers :: Greek g e,
snider;s South River, W.! g =. y f1i ous-
'o sDr. charlessB Davenp director ,,s of
the Carnegie e sn G0
s splers days 81 ii Texlngt this weekly
aiming the Lexing ton colony. ois8tG En-
eountTyy
n mem sci Scientists. DR. Davenport took back
r sRes1ans foE sF eeiong
We're brought to Lexingt on & In 1882, land
ssince that time their increase has been cen
1.-The Virginia State Teach hers Ass ocia-
] ton which was announced to meet IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
CASE OF LEANTo So
Killed While Resisting Lawful.
Arrest, Says Government Report

77-T G913- 80 lI3y' Aasoclhted 7FTesstI ~ 1-- ~
WARRINGTON. ~ e., April 20, Ing
Departmeent Of Justice g report uposH Az
special agents at tho Instance OF tho
State Department into the case of lanes
3Leanto, aMs Italian Of lien, who was shot
at tho littlo station Of 1sorton. q few
miles below Alexandr!a.. Va. April 9th.
The agent reports that Lennto died
from gnnshot wounds while offering res
report report or the Governor OF Virginia Is
received on the same affair. the two WILL
he comnunlc ated to the IAN rnbassy
hero. W. a. KEEN NV ,44i II Z s$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
PRESIDENT SLEW
VICIOUS GRIZZLY
Bear Was Bowling Over
Hound Every Sweep
Of His Paw.
ROYAL SPORT J. IN ROCKIES \ Il
The President Enjoying Himself,
Hugely Very Proud of First
Trophy Of Hunt.
my Associated Press,

by AbHOCluteu
Il GLl1NW ID ...-, CissS. &C III, April TO-
THAT President Roosevelt Is enjoying
royal sport III his hunt for Rocky Moun-3
tain grizzlies is attcsted BY Secretary :Ft.ts'
Loeb, who returned from the camp late
to-day, after having spent last night with
the Presldents party.
while the only game pulled down thus
far is a bear shot by the President and
lynx. or bob-cnt, shot by Or. Alexander
Lambert, OF New York, there has been
plenty of recreation. Every day the dogs
have 4. followed trails that looked.
promislng, showing that there are more
bears to be found In the region now be-
Ing hunted Camp will not be moved
until Saturday. Then the party will set!
tie on West Divide Greek, within twenty
miles OF the, prese nt camp, and four miles.
nearer New Cast ,s
4 How He Slew Bruin.
/ Secretary Loeb was told the story OF
the killing Of the bear Tie dogs had
several times caught up with the bear
and had annoyed him until he was in q
vicious mood. Finally, when he was at
bay two or three members of the party,
j including the President me up with the
dogs. Che dog. had been killed and sew "
eral others severely wounded, and the
grizzly was playing havoc withEthe other
4 dogs that were tantanz!ng him. To save
lsthe dogs the President had to shoot hur-i
$riedly. Every Is weep OF the bears paw
4 bowled over q hound. and rather than
see any, more Of the pack killed s the
I President took the chance OF shooting
among the dogs ut tho bear. He fired
once and hit the animal in the shoulder.
i Firing a gain he led his game. He takes
\ great pride in his first trophy Of The
d hunt II rs h 3sss A. rs
n The most important business between
the President and Secretary Loeb was in
relation to- appointments that have been
Y made. The President signed the appoint-;;
men, OF George w. Atkinson, OF West
Virginia to be Judge OF the United States
Court OF Claims. n, "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
SUCCEEDS SUMMERS.
Preston w. Campbell Appointed
Commemorative Attorney

u Especial to Tho Times Dispatch )
AK ABINGDON,5'VA. "A pril 20. NJ I'D GO E. b.
Hutton this morning appointed Preston
wv. @ Campbell. of the Abingd don bar, 20
the position Of Commonwealth'ssa attorney
Tor washington county, recently made
vacant by, the eslgnatlon OF y. F.. Sum m
srners, who will succeed Park = lgneN as ,i,
collector Of Internal revenue. That he will
san the position witt credit no one doubts,
when 4 his splendid services for w shing--
ton county in the late Constitution Cons on
¥tion are renlembe red, as were his .e l-
forts in the courts Of this and contig,l-
Gus SHIRE lpbell quail flied this
srnorning, sardF HAS entered upon the duties
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
u. i FIRE IN a STORE
Flames Damage Stock and Fur Fur;
niture on South Pine Street.

n An alarm OF fro from Spring ana Pine
Streets al Z 1852 o'clock last night was
4 caused by the partial burning Of the
4 store and dwelling, No. s5o7 Il South Pine
Street. occupied by: MR.. Samuel Rputen.
There was no one at home at The time
The dana rs to PROPERTY and furniture
will probably reach SEX. Engines IS and
70 responded and had til fire out IN less
III 1n n n n hour. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Az Is Free Bridge:

The special committee from the Rich
sn0nd and Manchester Councils, appoint
ed to- con fer regarding I he Free Bridge
will meet Monday fternoon ut 5 o'clock.
i irhe d Richmond committee consists Of
sMcssrs Mills. chairman; Mills. Adams.
Morton, Pollock City Attorney H. r. Pol
lard and City En- ineer5 w. E.. Cutshaw.
n Those from the Manchester Council! are
4 Aiessrs w b.. Bradley y. b Rudd !.
ertson. y the city attorney and the city
engineer. 4 s5 Sst sJjS hi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Fishermen Organize.

II Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WILMINGTON. N. c., a pril 20-Repreentn,
gtiyes are here to- day for the purpose Of per-
fecting an Organization OF from ZOO to 900
fishermen, whose territory extends all the way
from Federal Point to New River. The new
concern Will be known as the Fishermen 9
aCo-operative Packing Company, with an a u
sthorized capital OF SO. 900 s3 st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Suicide a Stranger

Especial to the Times Dispatcf.)
81 FARMNILLE, VA April 2o--The remains
in the store Of II. p. Barrow & Co. yesterday
Afternoon, were shipped might to the home
OF his sister, Miss Clara 81. Stephens, Mount
Vernon q. sts s Il ft5@,
FL Stephens was a. man apparently thirty years
OF age, and an entire stranger to Farmville.
He had, only a few cents in his pockets and
had inquired OF several of the 81 tizens about
the street during the day < there was a hos
kpital or an order OF Eagle In town. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Ship Tobacco to Alaska. 4

is preparing for shiprn ent to-day OF two
solid car loads OF tobacco for ONE,
Ala ska. One car will contain Il Lucky
Strike, and the other w tower. The
two cars viii carry about 1000 pounds,
5worthaabout $50, 900 sS !, sfy
The tobacco will be shipped to- Seattle,
washington, and from that point re-
shipped to Nome; a distance ofisome So
900 m lies. 3 5@@ H 5 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Railroad Men In City.

r Mr., H s. calcutt, superintendent Of
4 son, assistant general passeng agent
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad are
in the city on their. way to Weyanoke,I
where they will be the guests #oe Mr.;
3Drewry Coaiter, and will enjoy several
days OF snipe shooting, This Is !. their
second visit this year to- the Weynnoke
waters. Both gentlemen are enthusiastic
= sport sme n md %crack shot s. s,s 1874 sstft s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Hughes--Miles.
Especial toThe Times. Dispatch,

Especial to The 'TImes-D Ispatch)
Fl FAFAfY1LLE, 4, VA, april 2o,-Mr. a;
Hughes Ct TRroek, nnf,T|nce ae1 MdwaTd
Red Yesterday afternoon IN the homo Of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmore. OF this
town. The ceremony was performed by
Church, after which the couple left for
their home near Hampden-S Sidney. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
8Sunda,v Schoiol Anniye,.rr. sarv,

XII The sunday hool OF Emmanuel Bap-
stist Church celebrated Its twentieth n
5nivcrsary last night. There was a good
sattcndance and the occasion was a. very
pleasant one. Superintendent Cnpitaine
Z Der of recitations and after these exer-
eclses, refreshments were served and q
pleasant social hour was spent. \, WA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21

Lexington ,cSt. Wednesday, April 18th.
for a three days, sessio, has been post
sponed indefinitely. County Snper1ntend1-
ent Catlett, however, has allied %, meet
day, the 9TH for the purpose of organic
Ing a county associa ton. H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Hotel Manager Here.

A Mr. W. c.. Hundley, one OF the best
known hotel men In the State. arrived
In Richmond last night from Covlngton,
4 n,. where he has been spending o. few
\ dley; is going to Ocean lew to Ike
schargc as manager OF that well known
summer resort hotel for the season, which
begins MayH15tt He statedst that already
l and that even thus early the season
promises to be a very prosperous one
tat the View. 5t Mr.. Hundley5 is at the
+ Rlchmond. !. Il ~. " b "a M 81 sts5 &. u s*sil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Killed in Slate Quarry

Il44 III Especial to the Times Dispatch. iW
6cOTTSvILLE; ~ pril y 2os----Whtie Mr.;
Charles Best was working in the slate quar-
ries at "a rvonia this week, q rock fell upon
him, and q no B died at 2 o clock Wedne sdayi
morning from his Injuries. The body was
Stakenifto Alberene to-day for burial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
WILL Bid ! [ FOR ! [: !. |:||
HAMPD.E|::.N|.= SYDNEY y
Petersburg to Make a Strong
Effort in Case Of
Removal.
M specIsl \ 70 The riimnlss-Dispatch.)

S NJ Especial TO The sTimts Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG, V A., April 4! The
proposed removal ssSof Hampden- Sidney
College to some city in the State, has
aroused much, Interest and q discussion
here. and has raised the old 81 DIGESTION
that the noted Prince Edward institution
be brought to this city. s
Is reported that Petersburg will be
close bidder for the college in the event
OF It's change Of home Nj
Roy. Dr. ". { G.. Starr. The we'll known
pastor Of washington Street Methodist
Episcopal. Church. returned home last
night from an extended AicdIterrane anl
tour, which included Palestine and
Egypt and many spla ces OF Interest along
the great inland sea. DR.. Starr is in fine.
health and greatly enjoyed his trip.
lifts understood that the Rev. r ebert.
EBarnwell, who has accepted the call to.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church, In this city.
will preach q In that church May $50,
THE first sermon in his new parish,
Dts FORTY YEARS AGO. } 81
i@8 Forty four years ago to- day, April 20
1sG1,8the Petersburg troops LEFT for US or,
folk on their way to the front Sin the
Civil War. sIss g; ss S. al Il
aptain George w. Pegram. who has
been very i'll for several days, is much
better ,54 Y vs. Il 81 NJ a!s 4
Lieutenant John G. Pegram, Of the
4 First Cavalry United States Army is
/ here on visit to his father and mother.
st Lieutenant Pegram+si Is now stationed
at Fort Sam y oust on. n ear San a Antonio,
Tex. 4 rs ia s5ss II
%l SPLENDID REVIVAL.
ts There were more than two hundred
conversions and reclamations during the
big revival Mt the West End Il Baptist
Church. which ended last night, The
4 Rev. Dr. p. b; Dude y spfi Norfolk, con-
Quoted the services wi It'll tlnuch earnest
ness and power, 81
@ The April term OF the Hastings Court,
Judge Mullen presiding. began this morn
Ing with the trials Of several negroes 10.
various offences. The trial OF Anderson
Vaughan (colored) charged with assault
ing a colored girl, was set for April 2bth.
The court will decide to-morrow the
CONFERENCE.-THE request for further
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Hite--Gold.
q Ia lrhe rs -:plIs,a IONS

LEXINGTON, VA, April 2o.-Alr.
George B. Hite and Miss Emma Gold
I at the Presbyterian manse. near Rock
bridge Baths. Rev, Henry NJ Her ,offic!at-
ing. The attendants were MISS Ada
Miss Pearl Patterson with Mr., Homer
{Tite The young people will make their
home In CoYington, Na,,hwhereI the groom
Is engaged in business, 81 HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Sat Up and Talked J

From, what Dr.. Potter says, the as
gurar,ce of recovery cal me when Mr.. J ef-
& fersoni was able 4 to retain nourishmeHt.
This favorable condition was pronounced
o-day, I when he called hourly for food
Z and retained all given him. Chicken broth
was his diet for the forenoon and this
.aftern ooras he has taken tea, milk and
toast. l55ssSsJ * ~ q
sia At A o'clock he asked to be permitted
to- Sit UP and his request was granted.
His room Is on 9TH second floor OF ms
cottage and only fifty yards from 1.-The
ocean, which he SO adm Tres. d He did sn q
tire and enjoyed & the cool breeze Wn " e
chatting with the nurse. fQ5
Despite the fact. that Mr. :, ] efferson has
been almost at the Hpoint OF death, II
Potter whoa lives atsiSY,est Palm Beach.
Z two miles from the Jefferson home, has
not been const:an Il Il az the bedside Of his
naticnt I, except II during the few hours
shIon,day.s night, when the change for the
worse occurred and ne was called. 4 Mr.:
Teffersori yiyed ! to such an extent that
his physician felt Justified In returning
home and making only visits &c inter- INT.
walls az three hours, each time noting. an !
Improvement. DR.. Potter said TO inc
representa- tive Of the cated Press 81. ~
$40 might that ho would not 80 e. %
ire jefferson home o-night unles call
cd rhis assurance #of the condition O.
Mn s} Il fersont was al cepted by hls FAM
lily us indicating that y ot s,
and sttsT, Tbs tppmiy a hhd no nv
map cll,lg sfof tsif estter auF.ns vi
dan NJ ia IL q Jssis " H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
SWill Edit 4 MagaziinleE...

"The Epiphany Magazine an Episco-
pallan monthly, has been started insDan-
n Roy, ~ Cleveland Hal rector OF Epii
phnny Church, Danville and chap lainso
the Seventeen Regiment, is editor OF the
magazine. 81 iis5t
The color Is purple with letters OF gold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
q ouisa for Willard"

Louisa county will go 8overw helming-
3ly for Willard said Captain Kean, Of
Louisa on yesterda y.
distinction, who was for many years
chairman OF the County Democratic CONF
amittee. III ss9 54{S 2E3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
Clernents-C Clements.

Especial to The Time lspat ch.)
sG9'TTsMtIlaa1a X Siiss RsEs ishsa{s;
both OF il COUNTY " rrle y ~
j. r, Banie Of flela tins, ] "A 20 upper was
riyaii,s at the home at Mrs, hos, dement's,
n Filyan ma 90 unt ~, In honor Of the bgid
and groom. "a III af M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21

continuance Of the case, because OF the
Illness OF an Importan t witness.
This morning James &Lockett (colored),
was sent to the penitentiary fora 3Sy en- r
for breaking into his fathers house and
stealing clothing. n /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21

The Virginia State Teachers Ass cia-
'tion. which was announced to meet in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
JEFFERSON MUCH
BETTER Il; SITS 0P.
Ate Every Hour and Clattedi
II Pleasantly With His
Family.
REcov ERY NOW POSSIBLE ! i
Illness Due to Over xcrtion
and General Weakness, Caused
BY estion.
f1,u a sznclnted press. !


WEST palm BEACH, FLA, April 20.
There is every indication tonight that
Joseph Jefferson will recover. Clias. B.
Jefferson, his son. rs confident; Or. Il. b.
Potter, his physician, is hopeful, and
Mabel Bingham. the nurse thinks tho
worst Is over. y y /, y.
The reports that Mr. Jefferson was
suffering with pneumonia are untrue.
His illness Is due to over exerton while
on d visit to Hobo Sound, Added to over
exertion was a general weakness, caused
by Indigestion, from which he suffered
last spring. This ailment returned ana
was in itself very pronounced Tuesday
night, when there WAS such decided
Change for the worse. 1t camc.aftcr days
OF failure to retain snourishment.sAl-
though; he told his son Frank. who was as
at his bedside at that time that he want
ed Ito pass away quietly, ind icating that
he appeared fearful kof the end, he was
8tbe first yesterday to say that he wo. ll
recover and to-day has been talking
gcheerfully and asking that arran gements
be made y for HIS return to his northern
I, -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21
i.Ilanforsl-SsrIl ,Iuel

(spec!ai .us The Timer plspa tela;
a pEll s N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-21

Lieutennnt John G. Pegram, OF the
l. First Cavalry, United States Army. Is
/ here on a visit to his fathersand mother.
81 Lieutenant Pegram~ Is now stationed
at Fort Sam Houst ton. near San Antonio.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-09-28
FOREIGN.

Three men were killed and two fatal
ly injured by the collapse of ascaffold
in Montreal.
1t is rumored the Car is negotiating
with shipbuilders in Great Britain for
a whole new fleet.
The town of Baramula, in the Kash-
mir district of India, has been destroyed
by fire. One thousand buildings, mostly
houses, were burned.
George Macdonald, the novelist, died
Monday. Mr.. Macdonald was born in
Scotland in 1924. He was educated at
Kings College and the University of
aberdeen.
A landslide in Antwerp, Belgium,
caused the shipping quay to sink for
80 feet of its length. Two thousand
men are at work endeavoring to pre-
vent further damage.
Revolution is reported to have broken
out in Colombia following President
Reyes action in declaring himself die
tator and imprisoning members of the
supreme court at Bogota.
Several Norwegian newspapers are OPP
posing the offer of the throne to Prince
the people be given an opportunity to
choose between monarchy and republic.
The steady progress ON the new for
tifcatiOns on the BospOrus is causing
friction between the Russians and the
Porte. The Notifications were hastily
begun at the time of the mutiny on board
the battleship Kniaz Potemkin, Turkey
Selling upon this pretext as a means
fer carrying out a scheme OF fortification
which she had long desired, but which
always had been opposed by Russia.
Felizardo. chief of the outlaws in the
Province of Cavite, L. l., who for a long
time have made trouble for the authori-
ties, was surrounded the other day near
the Batangas border and jumped over a
cliff. He was killed by the fall. The
death of Felizardo, it is believed, will
end the disturbances in the Province of
| Cavite. Jan. 4, 300 Ladrones. led by
| Felizardo and Montaleon, attacked the
| town of San Francisco de Matabon. loot
! ed the municipal treasury of $4,000, killed
| Contract Surgeon j. A. O'Neill and abb
Quoted the wife and two children of
| Governor Trias.