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THE
affiaWft^aSKH I WHOLE NUMBER, 16,206.
RICHMOND, VA? FHIDAY, APKIL 5, 1003.
PRICE 1-WOCENTS. ~*
SUMMARY OF OAY'S HEWS
THEWEATHEH.
WASUINGTON, Aprll X?Forecaat for
Frldny and Saturday: ,. ?rlAHU,
Vlrglnla-Increaalhg clotid neas Fr dnyi
jbrlHl: lo hlgh iouth wlndsi Saturday
?howors and ooldor. n?ii.?i??
North Carollna-Falr Frlday; Baturday
coldor, nrobably Bhoworni brlik to hl?n
louth wlixifl.
Yeaterdiiy wna the warmast day of the
?eauon, tho morcury roachln* 77 at a
Vclock In the aftornoon. Tha ohaneei are
that tho tompcrature will bo practica.iv
unohanged to-day, btit to-morrow ooldor
reathor la projnlsed, aooompanled by
lliowora.
flTATH OF THE THHRMOM10TEB.
A, M. .,?.
M.
P. M.
F. M.
?P, M. ffl
U mldnlght."' ?"
Averaga.-.?? **
Hlgheat temporaturo yaaterday.T?
I/mcst temperaturo yoatorday. m
fitean Umperaturo ycBtorday ?.m
Wmal tomperaturo for Aprll.. ..i??
Eeparturo from Jiormal temPerature.. oo
Pi'oclpltatlon ,durlng_past U houre.... 00
.MINlATimiSA^NAO^^
gun rlac.... 5:M I mOH T/pB.
funaots.0:33 M?rn ng.?;}}
Moon BOta.,..12i00 ) Evening.??"
RICHMOND.
A aweenlng vlotory won 1" tho Houae
>y tho TamcBtown blll-Substltute for
fho Mann llquor moaaure to bo offorod to
flayl-Senat* adopted tho Houw "??,!"?
Flon to adjourn May lBth-Deathi of j*.
Jobn Mahony?Govornor and Second Au
dltor ondeavorlng to flottlo Vlnrinla dobt
-Hlchmond tobacco trado to conaldor
?xhlblt at Bt. J.oula to-day-?-Bc-dy ofU
L. lAick, of Fulton. found ln the dook,
jrhero lt had boon slnce-Chrlstmnsi Kve-?
Blll to ropoal tho chartor of .tho Mconan
fcsvlllc Turnplko Company?-Llvoly meot
jng of t-no Board of Pollco ciotnm aalonera
-Tndlana teachors leava for homo
Obaorvanco of Arbor Day yoaterday
Intarestlnir bntlallon dri 1 lnat nlght-?
Face of Llncoln on a check for tho Jorrer
Bon Davla monumont-Yoatorday tho
?warmest day or tho Beason-^-Clty Flnanco
Oommltteo lowera a nnmbor of; llquor
ifteniics. MANOTESTBR?Strect Com
mlttoo not able to tfettlc about tho dlvla
Rn of money-Clty Englneor 1b oxon
eratPd-Mattor of totophoneconnoctlpn
_ITlro CommlBslonors meet and olcot tno
force-row In a' HuU-Street Btoro?
. Funoral of Mr. Georgo W. Franktln??
Illncss of Mr. Robert Toppnn?CommU
tooa to meot?Church Bervitfes.
VIRGINIA.
Flrgt breaoh of promlso sult ' over
brought in Newport N?wb-?Two Wllad
and ono lnjured ln colllslon In, yarda. In
Kow-port NeWH-DlapeiiBKry _wlns at
Farmvlllo-Pastor of Hollneas Church at
'Banvlllo on trlol-Albort ljogers. of Pe
teraburg, klllcd by a traln at Kcysvlllo?
Mtb. Rooaovolt and hcr chlldrcn at an om
Virtfnla fl?h fry-Chaae Clty's townjjer
goant tracked a atolon,ox fourteon mles
??Vlvglnla-Pcnnaylvanla dobata to-nlght
Jn l-.illadolphla?Qualnt old home burnod
S Lee?-Charlotto'a Antl-Saloon Loague
L_wator for I.ynchburg from Pedlar
jllver-Conductor wounded at Y**0
ldentlflea negro Aseallant?Muoh buiw
lrur In Orange?-Man who clalms to bo
from Rlchmond stou sheet gold ftora on
A)"5andrla dentlat-Drake'8 Branoh. 1b
ln 'Jrx>rated?-Steamer Charlotte on flro
Itat1onPRt Noriolk n^y-yard_North
. Carollnlan In prison for .dpbt ,at ?or
folk?Norfolk'n new flltratlon plant ln
operatlon-J. 8. Wllllams tn;lng to^ao
currGloiiceBt<>r Polnt water front iold
?n^_Zchiidren at Cllfton Forge lnjured
n"ayinK w th torpedb-Nownort Kowb. to
Cve carnlval whcn W?st VlrglnM?
launohed-Antl-SMoon ;L?Pie of Am
heret will not compromte?;g?1th^^
?Fhono rate war ln Covlngton-warm
Bprlnga postofTIco robtaod?-^eyrooi. pay
' Kir taxea in Halifax in order to vote?
Dhar/ottMvJHo doctor arreatcd Jotmifr
nractlce-?Arbor Dny at Pocahontaa?
M? Oray glven aixt?een yoara for murdor
uylvanla. Marrlagos?-F. A. Lowie and
?Mlsn Sallie P. I^oe at Emporia. w. v.
Rlttenour and Mlw Myrtlo Albert- ln
Shonandfah; J A Dunlap and M>? Claxa
Potterfleld in I>oudoun T. 1m Cave ana
S5". Sorta McGebee at CharlotteBvlUe;
M Smilh and Mlas Mfiry L. Salo In Jue
sox- Harvey Gtvrrott and Mlss Eva Dayls
vnt4i. Ros'i at Coatcsvlllo, ra.j lu. w.
MadlHon and Mlm S. K. Crawley u
Adrlanoe. Poatha-N. E. Johnaon at
i.awr"n"evIllo; S. R. Daldwin n Frod
eriok- D H. J- Uoklltor at Galnoaboro;
Mls^Mabei Chlploy ln 0>xlnBtonj Mrs.
Hattlo Bruyn at Dwaarklll. >-,Yf, Mra
ri W Cartor at Dnvla, W. va? Tiioj^as
M McCauley at Vaucluae Statlpn; Georgo
?rooDor at VanhU: Mra. J. N. Ryland at
lnvoPrmav; A J. MIIoh at Danvllle; Mra.
Jeaao Burrows In Culpepor; J. P. Jennlnga
ut Rorl House; MrB. Carrie v. Ivent m
Fluvannal Samuel AVatklna at Church
Road. _
NORTH CAROLINA.
Offlcea of Southom Rallway dlylsion au
porlntendcnt removed from Sallsbury to
broenaboro-Arreated |n Greonaboro for
lelllng patent medlolnoa wlthout a llcenae
!__B^iana In Hendoraon have a prieat
of thelr own fnlth?Wiilte omployos ln
4he Coaat Mm. ahopa at Wllmlngton bea
i negro. and flfty negro emploj-ea -go on
itvllco?Governor Aycock mnk ng a
veolVa tour of Eastorn Nnrth Cnrollnn?
bueation of extondlng Rololgh's llmlta
fo bo,10ft to a vote?Blds for threo per
?nt. Stato bonds unaatl.sfaotpry and ra
[ected. Four por cont. bonda will bo ad
certlsed.
GENERAL
' Prealdont Rooaovclt mnkca a long apwch
ln Chlongo on tho Monroo dootrino and
U loudly and ' vlgorously applaudod by
packed houso-Reproaentatlyo Hay, of
iho Seventh Vlrglnla Dlatrlct. declarea
for Gorman for tho Domofratlo nomlna
tlon for tlio Proaldoncy?Horrlblo oatns
tropho harely avorted ln roar-cnd oolll
?lon ln Tonneasoo on Bouthorn Rallway.
md flfty paaaongers woro allghtly Injurpd
?Argumenta In tho, contoat over tho
Southorn Paclflo conHnuod-j?Nprth^ At
Inntlo squadron ordered off tho Vlrglnla
oanoa to bo roviowed by Admlral Dewoy
S-i-Tosomlto Club, of San Franolsqo, aa
?uro tho bout between Corbott and Jof
filPB and tho ovunt will tako plnce diir
ng t'.ha lattar part of Augiiat?-Emp'eror
? frllllani on a vlslt to Klne Chrlatlnn of
Penmark---Mls8l3?ippl Rlvor aituatlon
ron-nrdnil ns gi'ont v moro rnvornnlo
Kfgagoment of Mlas Elllo Carmlohael and
KB Haydock, promlnont aoelety
Bndrwialpeas mnn of Clnclnnntl, a an
n'u\n\ ?1-? Slock market waa wak and
?lmo\?\ontlrely In tho handa of tho j>ro
foaaloW-l oporatora-Larsro crowd aaw b
farclell atoaploohasa at Bonnlnga traok,
n whteh evory horao excopt tho favorlta
m during tho raco?Klng Edward hna
fleclded doflnltoly to pay a vlslt to tho
Vatlean?Aoting Socretary of the Nf vy
Parllng decldoa that ho hna no authomy
to hronk the oontraot wlth Norfolk b?j>h
erf)?Bluo Jacketa landod at Banto Do
mlngo Clty to proteot the Amerienn oon
aulato thore?Two pnjlcomen and two
cltlzona Ulllod in a aerloug rlot nt Mon
larey, Mox.-Elovon ? mlnes and over a
thousand mlners Idloln the Pan-Handla
rnglon of West Vlrglnla?ColoneJ iJob
lon promoted to be auperlntondent of oon
?trnctlon of tha Bouthern Rallway,
FAMILY BURNED IN
DINWIDDIE COUNTY
(Bpoelal to Vh* Vlmon-Dlipotch,)
PETHRBBtTRG, VA? Aprll 3.?The en
tlro famlly of Petor Epea, lnoludlng htm"
eelf, vvlfa and Hlx ohildren, woro Borlously
burneil at tholr homo ln Blqwiddle oounr
ty to-day by tha exploslon of a Jamp.
Onq ohlld la doad and another la not ox
jK?oted to Uv*.
. . .I:'.' ,?.'".! \ :;..-, ?
PRINCIPLE
ISABOVE
HARMONY
W. J. Bryan peclares
HImself on the Issues.
RAPS THOSE WHO
LEFT IN LAST FIOHT
Rldlculous, He Says. to Drop
Prlnclplo Because Defeated
ADLAI STEVENSON
ALSO MADE A SPEECH
Appealed for 8olld Front to tho Com
mon Enomy?Mr. Bryan 8?y?
That Dofeat la Botter Than
Vlotory Qalned by Any
1 Sacr Iflco ' of
Prlnclplo.
(Iijr AMOclttsd Presi.)
DEfl MOIN.ES, XA., April 2.?Three hun
drod Democrata attonrlod th? Jefferaon
lan. banquet horo to-nlght, and tho de
niur.d for tlokon could not be ntot, The
attondanco mui repreaentatlve of tho
Domouratlo party throughout the Stu.10.
'l'ho prlnoipal epoakera wero 'WJlllom J.
13ryan? and f'ormer Vlco-Preaidont AdJa;
E. Btovonaon,- Willlam Randolph Hearat,
of New York, who haa boen announood
as a apoaker, aent a lotter ln whlch he
urgcd contlnued devotlon by Uomocraia
to tho polltlcal 'principlea of Jefferuoa.
Mr. Btovonaon gavo hla viowa aa to the
proper polloy for the Demooratlo party
ln the comlag ProBldontlal campaign. He
aaid ln part:
"ln the approochlng atrugglo for po?
lltlcal aupreraacy, appeal wlll be roode
more earneatly than ever bofore to Dom
oorata to prosent an unbrokon front. An
appeal to all, r'egardlosB of past party
afllllatlona, who condcmn favorltlam ln
leglalatlon; that favorltlam whlch onrlohoa
the fow at the expenae of the many; to
all who, by wlee leglalailon, would ourb
tho powcr of the truata, that oonatant
roonace to'honoat hUHlncaa entorprloa and
tp popular government; to all. who con?
dcmn extravagarit fitul waatoful expendl
..turea. of the p'ubllc money; to cJl who
condomn tna ]atter-day polloy of forelgn
conquest; ln a word, to all who would
restore the - aafe 'and econornical methods
ln govornment eatabllshcd by the found
ers of the republlc."
MR. BRYAN'S SPEEOH.
Bospondlng to the toaat "Demooraoy,"
Mr. Bryan spoke ln part os followa:
"Whllo thia-banquet has not been ad
vanced aa a 'harmony banquet,' It la
much more ln tho lntore8t of harmony
than hlgh-prlcod banqueta whlch are held
for the purpose of seourlng a aeleot au
dlonce for tho men who have not recont
ly appeared on tho etump ln behalf of the
Democratlc party."
"Harmony, liko happlneas, la not ae
oured by aeeklng for lt; It oomea aa the
reward of rlght dolng. Harmony la a
thlng to bo felt, not o thing to be talked
about. The more mentlon of harmony
BUggoata dlfferencea that need reoonollla
tlon, and the voolforous talk about har?
mony among those who dlsturbed lt. left
the party and lent thelr Influencoa to
the onemy. meroly rec.alla the lasuea that
oreatod tnat dlsturbanoe and naturally
suggeHta tho lnqulry whether the prodl
gala have repented or demand repent
ance of tho party.
"Tho dlfferonce whlch exlated on the
money queatlon atlll exlata, for whlle the
Ropubllcans are boasting that tho money
queatlon la aettled, monoy la\tlght ln the
great flnanolnl oentera, and the flnanclera
of thla cpunlry aro. resortlng to extra
ordlnary methoda to get onough money
lnto clrculatlon to carry on buslneas.
"On tho tnmt quostlon tho aamo Une of
cleavage appears. Tho men- who threat
onod a panlo If ailver waa restorod, nbw
throaten a panlo If tho truata are dls?
turbed, and tho trust magnatea are cast
lng about for a Domocratlo candldato ao
much llko a Ropubllcan that the truata
can roat eaay, ho matter whlch candldato
la elected.
"Reorganlzatlon meana retreat, and ro
treat meana demorallzatlon and dlaaater,
From tho low atandpolnt of expodlence,
rotreat could not bo Justlfled, The party
pollod nnarly a mllllon more votea ln
(Contlnued on Thlrd PngeJ
SENATOR CLARK
IN STREET FIGHT
He and Congressman Brun
dldge Beat One Another
Over the Head.
<By Aaaoclated Proaa.)
LITTLB ROCK, ARK., Aprll 3.?A flght
ooourred here to-day ln front of tha Capl
tol Hotel, ln one of the promlnent Btreeta
of the clty, between Unltod Statea Bena
tor Jamea H. Clark and Congreaaman
Brundlgo. Tho dlffloulty waa over a atate
mont glvon to a roporter by Mr. Brundlgo
ln an Intervlew aoveral weeka ago. Sena
tor Clark atrnck Mr. Brundlge aeveral
blowa ovor the head, whlch were prompt
ly returned by Mr. Brundlge, There waa
a great many membera of the Leglnlature
and othera ln front of the hotel at the
tlme, and they (nterfered before any ae?
rjoua Injury waa dono to etther of tho
combatanta.
TWENTY-TWO FAMILIES
RUN OUT BY FIRE
(By Aiioclattd Ptea*,)
NB"W YORK, Aprll 2.?One poraon doad,
ao badly burned as to be unrecognlnablo,
eight others tnjurod, a panlo ln whloh
twenty^two fumlllea wero drlven' lnto
the atrset and a property losa ftf $10,00^
mako tip tho rftHult 6f a flre whlch atart*
ed to-n)gh1 fn a flve-atory tonement houao
ln Rlvihgton Btreot. Of thoae lnjured
only two, Mra. M, Hochman, forty year*
old, and Samiinl Unchtiian, elght years
old, wore Rorloualy hurt.
Tho flre, the pollco say, la the reault ot
the annunl cloan-up of tho Bast Bldo
Dlatrlot prTbr to tho Feaat of tho Pana
over. Thla oleanlng had bogun, and the
hnllway of tho blg tenemont waa fllted
wlth old boadlng. Tho flr* atarted> undar
tho atalrway on tho ground fibor hall,
PRINTERS ENJOINED
BYSTATECOURT
<Dr Aaaoclatad Proaa.)
ATLANTA, QA., Aprll ?.-Judg* J. H.
liumpkln, of tho Buporior Court, tonlght
grnnted a tomporary .ltijunotton reatrnln
Tng tnombara of tho Atlanta Typograph
Ical Unlon and tho Btoreotpyera* Unlon
from lntorforlng wlth mon who dealro to
work ln tho prlntlng eatabllahmenta of
tho oltjr. About 1W prlntora and atereo
typoro havo boon on atrlko for sovoral
daya, demandlng reoognltlon of tho un?
lon, and ono or two vlolent colllMoni
havo ooourrod between atrlkoro and men
who oontlrfued to work. Judgo Burnpkin
wlll rrant a heorlng upon tho tomporary
Injunotlon on Aprll 11th,
CHAIRMEN MEET TO-DAY
AT MRS. J. T. ELLYSON'S
A meetln* of the ohalrmon of the SJn
tertalnment Commltteea pf the Confed
orate Baaaar. wlll bo nold at noon to-day
ai.tlio realdenoe of Mra. 3. Taylof Elly
aon, No, 10 Eaat' Franklln Btreot
Murdered and Thrown Overboard.
(By Aaaoclntad Preaa.)
MOBIL.E, . ALA., Aprll 2.?Andrew
X/aendor, a Cflfeek barge tendor, waa mur
dered aome tlme Tueaday on board a
ooal barge at tho foot of Bcaurogard
fltreet, and hla body thrown lnto tho
rlver wlth lrdn wolghta attaohod to lt
LOWERING
OF LICENSES
Actlon Taken Yesterday by
CIty Flnance Commlttee,
MAKE NUMBER CHANGES
lt Waa Impoaslble Laat Nlght, However.
to Learn Just Whlch Saloono
are AfFected?After a .
Flat Llcenae.
Aa a reault of tho tlmo dsvoted to hear?
lng the pleasr of tho llquor doalora, tho
Finanoe Commlttee yeaterday aftornoon
mado. between thlrty-flve ?ma' forty
ohangoa ln tho llcenae aohedulo recently
prepared by them. Tho aeaalon'was ae
oret, and lt waa lmposalblo to learn what
aaloona wlll bo affootod by the flndlnga.
The commlttee waa ln aeaalon for a
?paoo of three houre, ona after another
Of the bara affected by the Jilgh llcenae
aohemo belng afforded rellef. It. la un
deratood that a majorlty of tho ohongea
were from the flrst (1250) to the aecond
($150) cloea, whlle aome fow were taken
from the hlgh degree bunoh and removod
to the loweat (1100), and a few, a very
few, from the $150 crowd to tho 1100. Juat
how muoh tho olty wlll auBtaln from loaa
of revonue could not be aacertalned, and
wlll probably novor be known.
Ono of the members took patna to flgure
the loaa, but by apeclal requeat lt waa
not announced to the commlttee, and aa
the orlglnal 11st waa made ln pencll and
the orasurea carofully made, lt waa next
to ImposBlble to learn aufflclent to war
rant a calculatlon.
In overy lnatanco the comirtlttee trled
to deal honeatly and falrly wlth the ln
terestod and proteatlng llquor dealera, and
a number of membera are hopefu] that
uo appeal wlll be taken from the flnal
flndlnga.
Howover, It may be stated that the Ll?
quor Dealera' Aaaoclatlon la determlned
upon a flat llcenae propoaltlon, and the
matter wlll doubtless flnd Ita way to tha.
Common Councll next Monday nlght.
MISS CARMICHAEL
TO BE MARRIED
Her Engagement to a Proml
nent Soclety and Buslness
Man of Cincinnatl.
(Speclal to Tha Timea>PI?eateh.)
BPRINGFIELD, O,, Aprll 2.-The en?
gagement la Just announced of Mr. Qeorge
Haydock, prealdent of the T, T, Haydock
Carrlage Company, to Mlaa Ellle Car
mlohael, of Rlohmond, Va. Mr. Haydock
la tha aon of the late Thomaa Haydock,
durlng hla llfotlme a wealthy and ln
fluontlal oltlzen of Cincinnatl and one
ot lta most promlnent buaineaa men,
Mr, Haydock la ona of the beat known
of the younger Boclety men. He la a
member of tho ridlng club, and took a
promlnent part laat Baturday nlght on Oie
occRBlon of lta blennlal olrous, He la a
great lovar of fho horae, ana haa al
waya been aottvo in looal amateur rao
Ing,
Mias Carmlohael apent laat wlnter ln
Cincinnatl, whero ehe haa made a num?
ber of very oharmlng frlenda. She la the
daughtor of Rev. Hartloy Carmlohael,
who a few yeara ogo waa rector of St.
Paul'a, tha moet faahlonabla Bplaoopal
Ohuroh In Rlohmond, The woddlng wlll
tako place ln Juno at Rlohmond, Va.
Mra. Haydock, Mr. Haydock'a. mother,
and' hla alator, Mlaa Thomag A. Hay
dook, who are now abroad, oxpeot to
roturn to Cinolnnotl wlthln a few woeks.
Mr, Haydock Is now, la RlchmcnO.
SEBRELL'S
NEW LIQUOR
MEASURE
Offered as a Substltute
forMannBill.
FIGHT TO COME
IN HOUSE TO-DAY
If p^vls' Motlon Prevalls a
Great Battle is Expected.
SEBRELL'S PLAN IS
, FOR LIQUOR STORES
Applles to 8ectlona Embraced In Mann
Blll and Haa Dlapeneary Featuroa.
Contalna Closlng Regulatlom
and Forbida 8ale of Llquor ?;
Save In Unbroken
Packages.
A great flght la golng to tako placo ln
tho Houae ovor tho Mann llquor araend
ment to-day, and it promiaoa, If poa
alblo, to ocllpae. ln Bplrlt and lntoreat
that rooently oonduoted ln the Sonata,
when the prlnclplo embraced ln" tho
amondment of tho Nottoway 'Benator
on tho llquor queatlon awopt through
that body by a voto of 20 to 6. Tho turn
whloh tho matter haa takon waa alto
gether unoxpected and waa brought
about by tho motlon of Mr. Davia, of
Potoraburg, whon; tho general revenuo
J. N. SEBRELL, JR.
bltl oomo up on yeat?rday, to havo that
portlon of the Bonate amendments
relatlng to tho Mann blU paaaed
upon by the House before golng
to tho conforence commlttee. He atated
that he earneatly favored the blll, and
thought ln vlew of tho publio demand
for lts pasaage ltB atrength should be
teated by the Houso at once. He aakod
that hla motlon go by. untll to-day, in
order that Hon. J. N. Bobroll, of South
ampton, who waa proparlng a substltuto,
(Contlnued on Blghth Page.)
JOHN WISE WAKES
AS FROM A DREAM
Declares That Negro Is Lfnfit
for the Franchlse and All
Whltes Realize It.
(By Anaoclntod Proaa.)
HEfW VOMC, Aprll 2.?At the regular
monthly dliinor of tho Baptlst Boolal
Unlon, held at tho Munhattan Hotel to?
nlght, Jobn S. "Wlse, former Congresa
man from Vlrglnla, spoko on the negro
queatlon. Tho attltudo of the natlon, he
aald, toward the queatlon has all along
been that of Indolonce. No whtte eiun,
he aaBerted, would aubacribo l,o a polloy
that meant ultlmately a bllght upon the
raco to whloh he belongod.
"It la Idlo to-day," ho sald, "to try to
enforco laws pormlttlng tho negro fran
ohlae. You cannot flnd a whlte man.no
matter whore he Uvea or under what olr
cumstancea you go to hlm, who wlll
Bubsorlbo to a polloy that mouna oven
tually a posslble negro domlnatlon.
"Thoro la only ono aolutlon to tha ne?
gro queatlon. Vhe natlon muat recede
from tho poaitlon taken by lt on the mat
tor of negro Buffrage, Tho natlon must
romlt to the State oontrol of tho auf
frago lasuo. Thls may be a groat ooncos
slon, but lt la a conooaslon of eound,
common son:?>.
"By roduolng tho queatlon of sqffrage
to a eeiiBlble baala, you wlll touoh the
tendor spot of tho Bouthorner. I am
one myself, and I know lt wlll reaoh my
heart.
"You eoon must toll the negro he can?
not havo all thnt he, expoots; you wlll
bave to toll hlm thls at tho ooat of a
raco war among ouraolves."
EOO THROWERS WERE
ALL PISCHARGED
(Dy Aumu'lutod 1'ri'sj.)
NWW YORK, Aprll a.?Tho flvo men
vreated Maroh. -7th on tho chargo p(
. ' ('
thfowlng deoayed ?gga and v*gotaT)le?
and other mlaslloa at tha aotora and
aoenery ln tho faroo "MeFadden'a Bow
of Flata," thon playlng ln a thoatro hero,
wero arrnlgnod agftln In tho Harlem
Court beforo Maglatrato Eatil to-day.
All woro dlaoharged, aa tho pollca oould
not Identlfy them aa havlnf thrown any
of the mlaellea.
THIRTY CONVERSIONS
AT EAST-END CHURCH
Rrrival ajrvlcea aro ln progreai nlght
ly at Enat End Baptlat Churoh, Tho
pnator, Rov, 3, T, Tuoker, la bolng aa
elatod by Rov. W, W. Blak, of Man
oheator,
Durlng^flo woek thoro havo boon thlr
ty profeaalona and reatoratlona, Tho
meotlngs wlll oontlnuo through thlo wcok
and probabljr next,
WOMAN HELD FOR
MURDER OF HUSBAND
(Br Aeaoelated Praea.)
JBATONTON, OA., Aprll 2,-Mra, J. T.
Orlffln and hor brothor, Bamuel Knowloa,
woro to-day bounfl ovor to tho fluporlor
Court for trlal for tho murdor of John
T, Orlffln, a wall-to-do plantor. Orlffln
waa ahot and killod at nlght and tha*
orlmo waa attrlbutod to negroea.
SQUADRON ORDERED OFF
THE VIROINIA CAPES
(By Aaeoolated Preai.)
FTBNSACOIjA, FliA., Aprll 8.?Roar
Admlral Hlgglnaon haa laaued ordera for
tho battloahlpa of tho North Atlantlo
aquadron to aall Aprll 20th for the South
orn drll grounda, twonty mllea oaat of
Capo Henry, Tho veaaola are duo to ar
rlvo thoro Aprll 27th to bo revlwod by
Admlral Dowsy May lat. ,
TWO KILLED
ICOLLISION
Empty Coal Cars Collide Wlth
Repalr Cars at Newp'tNews
CARPENTERS ARE AT WORK
A Thlrd Wa? Torrlbly Injurod?The
Two Men Killed Had Their Necks
Broken and Died Instantly?Vor
dlct ot Oorohor's Jury.
(Spedal to Th? Tlmoa-Dlapatoh,)
NEWPORT NEWB, VA., Aprll 2.?A
train of twelvo empty ooal-oara from
pler No. 2 colllded wlth the end oar of
a llno on a repalr track ln tho Cheaapeako
and Ohlo yarda thla aftornoon about S
o'olook, and roaulted ln tho death of
two mon and tho Injurlng of a thlrd. Tho
ooroD^r's Jury fo'und that the men oame
to tholr death through no fault of thelr -
own,
The dead aret
IiLOTD ROBBRTS, oar ropalrer, nook
broken.
ROBERT MAPES, oar repolrer, neok
broken.
The lnjured man la "W. M Fonton, alao
a car repolrer, who had^rj. log broken and
waa otherwlao maahed aTid brulaed-.
Aocordlng to the evldenoo adduoed at
tho lnqueat, tho end car of the uncoupled
oara on the repalr traok ln aome way
had been shoved to a posltlon whloh mado
lt oxtend partly acrosa the track on
whloh empty coal oara are returned to j
tho yard from plor No. 2. At 12:15 o'elock 1
Yard Conduotor E. Q. Royer made up a j
traln of thlrteon ompty cara, to bo loadod I
on pler No. 8. Ho explalned that ln j
maklng up the traln It waa nocossary to '
hlt them hard enough to make them
couple. He dld not bellove that the end
car at the other part of the track could
have been shovod aorosa the coal plor
return track whon he mnde up tho traln.
Tho jury ae"emed to be of tho oplnlon
that the over-extendlng oar waa placed
at that tlmo. The traln of emptles from j
pler 2 waa tho flrst to pasa that polnt )
_I
(Contlnued on Thlrd Page.)
THE FUNDS FOR
CITY'S NEW JAIL
Grounds and Bulldlngs Com?
mlttee Draws Upon It?Af?
ter Stewart Iron works.
The Commlttee on Qrounda and Bulld?
lngs last nlght docld'ed to pay the sala
rlea of omployoa who are absent from
work on aocount of lllnosa, and to alao
remunerate auoh subatltutoa aa may nll
thelr poBltlon whlle they are away, Thla
queatlon haa boen Imnglng llre for A
month, and a mimimr of attachus about
the Clty Hall have been deprlved of thelr
money. Tho voto waa unnnlmoua.
Upon tho recommondatlon of Clty En
glneer Cutshaw, U A Haake, basement
janltor at tho Hall, was dlsmlssod, Ho
wlll be allowod pny for thls month. Hla
posltlon wlll bo fllled by John Leiunan,
who haa beah'aotlng ua subatltuie. Ho
[a from Jockson Ward, and was noml
natod by Mr. Pollock.
Thonms Wiyiams, a oltlzen of Fulton,
waB oleoted ds subatltute, upon tnotlou
of Mr. Grlmea. He had two oppononts,
and three ballots were necossury for a
choloe.
Tho Stewart Iron Works waa glven no
tlco that lt muat nnlsh cortaln nilnor do
talls at tho now Jall In tha next twonty
daya, otherwlao tho clty wlll havo tho
work dono pnd ehargod agalnst them.
The oommlttco lnstruotod thi ClLy Kn
glneer to huve a door construoted ln the
roar of tha prlaon, whlch Is to bo pald
for out of tha money allowed by the
Pinance Commltteo ln the budgot In pay
ment for the aofllement of extias, Thla
sum Is supposod to ba lu dlapute, but
tho Qrounds und Bulldlngs Commltteo
doeen't thlnk so, and propoaos to draw
on tho account at tholr pleaauro,
JAMESTOWN
W1NS OUT
jNHOUSE
Great Fighiof Tldewater
Ends ln Victory.
DISTINGUISHED
MEN PRESENT
Advocates Say Blll Wlll Pass
the Senate.
HOUSE HAS BRUSH
ON THE MANN BILL
Senata Agrees to Adjournment Resolu
tlon With Amendment and Several
Intereatlng Bllli are Offered In
the Upper Branch?Day'a Sea
slon In Both Houaea Is Full
of Public Intereat
Tho foaturo of tho leglslatlve aeasion
yeaterday, wao tha aweeplng victory
whlch orowned the great fVght of the
JameBtown Exposltlon advocatea, through
the paasage of thelr blll In tho House,
approprlatlng. 1200,000 to. tho' proposed
great ahow, by a vote of 58 to 30. Chalr
man Boaz, oaalated by. Mr. Slpe nnd
othera, earneetly reslated tho pnjjsage of
tho blll, but undor the eyo of one of tho
moat poworful and aistlngutshod lobblea
gathored sat the Capltol durlng the acs
alon, the Houso swept. asldo all opposl
tlon, and passed the blll amld n whlrl
wlnd of applauao, whloh lt-, took.'tho
Speakor somo tlmo to quell.
Tho blll now goes to tho Senate, and
thoso who oro puahlng lt. doclaro thelr
confldence In lta ultlmato pnssago, and
there la no reaaonablo doubt that lt wlll
be algned by tho Govornor.
General Fltzhugh ?ee, presldent of tho
Jamestown BxpbslUon.Cbmpnny; Hon. J.
Taylo'r ' ?llyaon, and a largo numbor of
otlior dlatlngulahod" Vlrglhlaris .wore on
tho floor durlng the brief. but apirlted
tlght. and tho hall waa falrly packed
wlth enthuslnstlo shoutors. Mr, Jonnlngs,
of LyncHburg, and sevoral other members
of the Flnance Commlttoo votod wlth
Mr. Boaz agalnst tho paasogo of tho
blll. ^ , ,_
General IJee oxpressed hlmself a8 hlgh
ly gratlfledfat the result ot tho flght. He
reltoratod hls oft ropeatod conf.donco ln
the aJblllty of tho Stato to make the np
proprlatlon,
MANN BH/ti UP. -,
There was much of publlo Interost ln
the House besldos the paaBago of the ex
posltlon blll. The goneral Insuranco meaa-;
uro offorod by Mr, Caton was plnced on
the oalondar, and thore waa a allght opon
lng sklrmlBh ovor the Mann llquor amond
mont to the genoral tax blll, whloh ro
sultod In the matter golng over untll to
day, when a motlon mado by Mr. Davla
to rejeot all tho Senate amendments to
the House blll, snvo that of Mr. Mann,
and to concur ln thla ono.
Vnt.Ha BE FOUGHT OUT.
A blg flght on tho morlts of the Mann
blll ls antlclpated, and tho result yes
torday 1b taken as favorable to lts adop
tion.
The Senato amendments to the
Stato hospital blll wero agroed to,
and the Edmondson good roada
jnensuro was ordorofl to lts engrosa
mont. Anothor Intereatlng measuro on
grosaed waa that of Mr. Caton to pro
teot whnlosale merchnn? ngalnst the sale
of stocks of poods In bulk by retall mor
ohants,
In tho Senate, Mr. Shnclcolford offorfd a
reaolutlon, whlch was adopted, calllng
upon tho Attornoy-Gonern! for hla onlnlon
ns to tho cotiRtltutlonnllty of tho blll ve
toed by the Governor to proyont book
aollers and nuthora from bocomlng mom.
bors of the Stato Board of Educntlon.,
The Sonate ngrood to Houso Jolnt rosolu
tloti' for a rocoss from May Ifith to No
vombor 10th, and tho appolntmont of a
commlsslon to ravlew tho work of the
body durlng tho rocess, aftor lt hnd boen
bo nmended M, to have the commlsslon
(Contlnued on Seventh Pago.)
LINCOLN'S FACE ON
CHECK FOR DAVIS
Unlque Clrcumstance Assocl
atlng LIncoln and Davls
Singularly.
Very ourloua thlnga happon aometlmes
and glva foundutlon to the atatoment
that trulh la atranger than flctlon.
A cashler of ono of tho Rlohmond
banks waa yeaterday calleil aipon to go
through tho form of passlng upon tha
valuo of a cheok for $10, drawn upon
the LIncoln Bank, of 8t. l^iula, whlch
bore tho faoe of Abraham Llnooln on lt
and whloh was made payable to tho Jef
forson Davla Mouuniont Aasoclatlon, If
not dlrootly, lt waa drawn for tho pur
poso of contrlbutlng to tho orectlon of a
monument to Presldent Dayla. Tha
cashler looked at tho check, underatjjod,
smlled and wondorod wliat Abo T.lncoln
would say If he could kuow that hls plo
iure was belng used to dlgnlfy a subscrlp
tlon to u fund for perpotuatlng the inom
ory of Mr. Pavle.
The check was probably sent by a
Vlrglnlan who Is now llvlng In St. I-oula,
nnd thoro uro many of theso. No one
has yot suggested that tho choclt ought
to be refns.nl be.Muso it-boro tho llke
u?_. ot Mr. Uuc?^_v
THRONGS
CREETED
PRESIDENT
DIscussed Monroe Doc
trlneBeforeBIg Crowd
HALL PACKED FAR
BEYOND CAPAGITY
Doors, Halls. and .Lobblei;
Jammed Wlth. People.
BANQUET TENDERED
BEFORE THE ADDRESS
One Hundred and Flfty Gueata Preaent
Besldea the Presldent and Hla
Party?Mr. Roosevelt'a Speech
Waa Vlgoroualy Applauded
Throughout lta Dellvery
and at Close.
(By Aaaoclated Preaa.) ''
CHICAGO, ? ILil,., Aprll 2.?SIx thouaandi
people ln a hall, the soatlng capaclty-of:.
whlch ls but flve thouaand, gave onthual* '?
astlc greetlng to Presldent Rooaevelt whort
ho atepped upon the stago of'the audi? .
torlum to-nlght. Tho groat bulldlng haaj.
held many a throng, butnever one thaf
was jao hearty and unstlntod ln lta apv.0
plause for,any man, as the crowd tha< :
fllled lt to-nlght. From tho flrat flootf
to the roof, lt was packed to lta utmost'
dapnclty. Every soat waa occupled, nndN
although tho jOisles were kopt'cleor, all.
tho spaco ln tho lobbles and on tho stalr-i '.<[
ways was taken, and even the passage- '?"=
waysleadlng to tho hall from tholbwery
floor, woro Jammed wlth hundreda of. ?
men, who were utterly unable to hear.'-,
a word of the Prcsldont's addreso.
"When the Presldent, escorted by'thb.'
mombors of the local commlttee, appear- ^
ed on the" platform, -he..'waa. mpt-;wltrf\
great enthuslnsm, the vaat crowd rlslng'*1
to lta feet and supplomentlng itBvheai'ty -."?
cheers wlth wnvlng programmes and-.'
flutterlng handkerohtefs. The Presldoiic :
acknowledged hls reception wlth. repqat-.;,
od bows, and at otico! took- hls. ricuL--.he--,'?
tween Franklln MncVengh, tho chnlrman
of tho commlttee,--and Mayor Harrlson,
who was to dollver tho formal addross
of welcome.
As soon as. hla volce could be hoard,
Mr. MacVoagh ln a fow words, announced
that tho natlon's Chlef Executlvo would</.
bo made welcome to the clty by Mayor/'.
Harrlson, who thon spoke brlefly, extend
Ing to the Prosldont hearty welcome and
oxpresslng the ploasuro folt by the neo- !
plo'of Chlcn'go at his vislt, and offer- ,
ing hlm thelr bost wlshes for a happy;- >
and plonsant trlp durlng hla two nionths'v,
vacatlon.
Tho Presldont bowed hls thank.T to'1-.'
Mayor Harrlson, and to Mr. MucVonghi
who mtroduced. to hls audionco, and ox
pressed hla pleasuro at tho oordlal recei>
tlon oxtonded to hlm upon the flrat stop'
of hls long trlp and thon turnlng dl
roctly to tho audionco In front of him/"^
proceeded In hls peouliarly energetlc man
nor to dollver hls addross. The addresa
throughout was recoived ln a most cor- -
dlal munner.
PRESIDENT'S SPEECH.
Tho addross was as follows:
Mr. Chnlrman, Lmdles and Gentlemen;
To-dny I wlsh to speak to you, ' np| ,
merely about 'the Monroe dootrlne, bin
i nboat our entlro posltlon in the Westorn, .
Heral*jiher3--a posltlon bo peoullar and
predominant that out of' lt has grown
tha acCoptaneo of tho Monroe doctrlno
as a cardlnal foaturo of our forolgn ppll-.
cy; and in parllcuhir I wlsh to polnt oiit
what has boen dono durlng the llfetlme of
tho laat Congross to make good our posl?
tlon ln accordance wlth thls hlstorid
polloy. ; . ,.
Ever slnce tho tlme whon we deflnltely.
oxtendod our boundaries -westwnrd to",
tho Paclllc nnd southward to the Gutf.
h'iico the time whon tho old Spnnlsh
nnd PortuguoKO oolnnle-i to tho south pl '>.
u.s nsserted t'h?>lr Independonee, our No,. .
tlon hSH Insisted that becouso of lts prl
macy ln strength among tho natlons of
tho Wostorn Homlsphero it has coftatti
dutlos and rosponslbllltles whlch obltatf
lt Ta tnko a leadlng part thoreon. W<
hold that our tnterrsta ln thls hemlspher^ -
aro Breat?r thnn those of ?ny Europonrf
power posslbly enn bo, nnd that our dutj
to ourselveB nnd to tho wealwr repiitx -
lics who are our nelghbora requlres \u,
to soo that nono of tho great mllltar/
powers from ncross the serm shall en?
orbadi upon th? terrltpry of the Amerl<
enn nepubllcs or nequl're cont.^l thqro^
ovor,
Thls polloy, th'arofore, not only forbld*
us To noqulesow ln such torrltorlal acqulaN;
tlon, but nlso caiikes us to object to th*
ncqulromont of a control whlch would tn
lts offoo* be equal to terrltorlnl aggran^
dlzemont. Thls la why tho Unlted B^atea
haa steadlly bellovod that tho construo
tlon of tho great Isthmlnn Canal,, tho ,
bulldlng of whlch Is to etnnd as the grent
ost matorlal foat of the twentloth con
tury?greater than any simllar fo*t ln .'
any procodlng century~s?>ould be tlone
by no forolgn natlon, but by oursolyca.
Tho cannl must of nocoaslty go through
tho torritory of ono of our amollor alnter
republics. We have boen acrupulotwly
capeful to abataln. from porpetratlng nVy
wrong upon any of theso ropubllci lnS>
thla mntjer. Wo do not Trlsh to inter- *'
foro wlth thelr rlghta In the lecat; byt,
whlle rarefully aafogunrdjng them, to
bulld the cannl ouratdvos under provts
tons whlch wlll enable ua, If necesaary,
to pollco and. protect lt, and to guaran
tee lts noutrallty, we bolng the aola
guarantor. Our intentlon was steadfastj
wo deslrod aotlon taken ao that tho canal
could alwnya be usod by ua ln tlme of
neaca and war allke, and In tlme of war
oould never be usod to our detrlmeht by
any natlon whlch was hostlla to ua.
Suoh actlon, by the oircntnstances suri*'-;;.
loundlng H. was iKrqa^sailly for tho ?
beneflt and not the detrlment of the ad
Jacent Amerlcau republlcs.
THE OAl'SE.
Aftor conslderably rnore than ha? ot :;
a centnry theae objecta have been exactly
fulftlled by tho leglalatlon and treatlea of
kiiM? i_?t two *?aj_ Two y?a? aga ?*).