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?&?, S8IK iSSS: I'WHOLE NUMBER, 16,217,
KICHMOND, VA., PllIDAY, AP1UL 17, i 1908
PRICE TWO CENTS.
SURIMARY OF DAY'S NEWS
THEWEATHER.
WAHmNGTON, Aprll lO.-Forecaflt for
Kriday ahU Kiiturday:
Vlrglnla?Falr Frlday; Baturdny warm
ei'i freah notth to cnst wlnds.
North Carollno?Partly cloudy Frlday:
Baturday warmorj fresh horth to cast
iwlnds,
Yoaterday wan ofTlclnlly proniatnced tlio
Goldest day of tho montli. 'Hm morcury
got ii8 low a? forty-four degrocrt nt i
o'clock, lnit theroafter II. began to rlne,
nnd at inldnlght Htood al llfty-one. l-filr
?woatlier Is predictcd Cor to-day, and
?wnrmcr to-morrow.
BTATB OF THE 'JMIEBMOMETER.
V A, M. %
n m.f.
B P. M. i.*\
0 P. M.?."'?? &
0 P, M.'?.? ?
12 roldnlght . ^_
Avorugo.?. 47 M
lHgheat tempernturo yoaterday. ?
Lowcat tempcraturo yoaterday...'*{
ilean tempcrature yesterday.. Jg
Normal tcmpenituro for Aprll.... w
Depurturo from normal tempcraturo. Jl
Prccipltatlon durlng past 24 hours.01
MINTATTJBE iAL/MANAC.
Aprll 17, 1003.
Bun rl8M.....5:30 | H1GH TiDE.
Hun acta.f!:4? I Mornlng.>\-'>?
fcfoon rlscs...l:28 | Evenlng.U:M
RICHMOND.
doMoir.or algna the Slann llquor blll?
aamtBtown wlns Its vlctory before Utfi
Bonate Flnunoe Commtttet, Dut tho Poly
teclmic IiiBtltuto and tho Stato Norma
Behool at FarmvlMo lost-FlKy tbousand
dollars extra provided for the penlteii
tlarj-Flght the eatabllshment of a
Buloon near Bcservolr Park-Commltteo
woeta to-day to llx the time for conBldera
tlon of the leaolutlon removlng Jtidgo
Cumpbctll from offlce-Corporation blll
to bo reportcd to-day wlth a numuor oc
nmtndments??Blll Introduccd in Ihe Sen
ate to regulatc company stores at mlnea
or faetorics-No settlement yot of the
tonnago tax blll-Barkeeper fined for
Belling to mlners<-Governor appointa
doU-gatca to Good Boada Conference??
Ktatc Board of Agrleulture concludea IU
worlt-Two minlstora decllne ealls??
Bonator Mcllwalne rfonies tnnt he wlll
opposb Senalor Martin for tho Hnitod
fitates ficnate-Manchester le.ft out ot
tho Fotir-Clty kwitfuo-Flremen s rellef
blll adversely ropprted by commlttop-??
Itlchmoiidors vUH. the Mecklenburg Hotel
at Cbaso Clty-Weddlngs tn the Eoxt
Und-Wharton liistirnnce law may no re
onacted-Importarit tobacco appolntment
xriade-East Hauover Pr?sbytory :? tta
Jourhs to mot next Septnmhnr at iilack
Hlom.'?city Flnnnce Cotnmlitee heors
T?rotr?its from llquor men. hut has not
yot formulated any roport-McC.lll >>n"?n
iir?parln? for a r.vry handsomft club
Yiom-c-Vosterday the coltlest day of tho
rnonth-Voterana to nttenil Uie enn
f-rteratf Ilnzaar to-nlght. MANCltRS
rvy.Yl-Board of Aldfrmen meeta to-night
.-Tclopbono questlon to ,be ronsldor^d
..-Permanent otre?t Improvoment?
Olrbratlon of Ilendorson l^idfje?-FrftTiK
Mnddrf.i potn flvo montha In )all?~Oeorpe
Mcrcdfth flned ? and placcd iindar bonrls
_MiMrv-mftkers at T.endor Ha.ll to-alcht
?SJearch for a mlsalnc- t>ov.
VIRGINIA.
Rwlft Crtek In Chealeitleld hlfch atraln
?-XtOHket-lMill at: Charlott<sHVlll???J-orfl
Falrfax and ofher flne Umdnun tiorgoa
eold-UnlverHlty defeata V. M. .X. bjn
Hcore of 7 to 1-J'erilnHula Pank at wll
llamsburjj onlarKOK dlroctOTalft? Mount
Bogors and Bastern aurveylng a l.wo
aqrosa Pittsylvanla-Mquor men glv?
up the tlght In Wythevlllo and tho town
wlll go dry-Caao agalnft. A. H. J
Pritchurd nollo proascd In Now-port Now?
-Old ?ponn moulds In Augusta-I-'B3",
nlmTs freaka In Mecklenburg?-**? J
Guntcr nomlnatfd to 8UccecdtDr._Lo Cftto
-?Shootlng nffalr In Carroll-Chrlstlan
rollegc to bo ostabllshed in Lyncnbiirff^T;
Tho Ncwberry trlal In ^ythov lk.--Not
enoiiffh i coal comlns to Norfnlk-? I'trat
Btravvbcrrlea of the sr-naon ploked near
Norfolk?Soclety gathers for tbp-racoa
iit Warrenton-Concert for old Rlandford
Clmi-ch n.-ar Petersburg-Senaatlona!
day In trlai of Edmondsnn In WWcheater.
niddlek and M s? Allce V. Grlffln ln
P,\r ' moii ?B. U Klng and Mlsa Blancho
Wi k-r In Be Ifl Haven: B. H. Bosher and
Mh i Krcle Bdwards in Frederlokslu.rK;
DeorKC Morrlson arid Mlaa Adelalde Goffi
?i.i CapofGhorle?; M. W. Da by and
Ml"s Ada U Bobinson ln Newport Nows;
f K. AwnbrlRhl and Mias Mattle I.lnda
mood ln Stauhton; R. TO Nlckril unrt M
Satitle P. Grlanor In Stannton; J. B. Utz
?n 1 JWoiimli" Blount ln Eost Badford:
M1 K Bover and Mlsa Vlrglnla Corder ln
Mongomery; Bov. S. H- Epwell and Ml"
OHvA Firgnason at jrcKonney T. ?t
Booklng and MIsS W*ry^,mnm*r at
iron Gote- A. I.. Tvree and Mlas Blla 1^.
iin l>q at Cal'ley Mlnes: W. Wyatt and
illsa Wlll'ie Powoll ln Belle. Uaven. Deaths
llZjfrV W. W. Bouas in Wlnohcater;
Charlep Brldgbtt ln Clifton Porge; BIqh
nn F Tucker ln Alexandrla; Captaln
Charles U. Bayd in Wythevlllo.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Funorul of Captaln Wllliam B. Kanan
Bt Wlimlngton-Btoadniix to liang near
nViMVvilia for murder of Blalr on May
gd^The fiitetimer. Pompton burned wWle
undersolng rnpalra at a Wlimlngton shlp
Sa>d~Convocatlon nt Tarborc?-Sprlng
r ? defeata Wndd.dl In seoond, prlmary or
Mavnr? . oC Wlimlngton-Utley wrltea
Bherllt whero to tlnd lock of jai-Madl
B'on ln Boeklngham dmi't want ajunJpn
depot-Young glrl who had written
father that he wotUd.neyef sue her agaJn
found ln gunet.
CiENERAL.
Natlonal Convontlon of IjMwsri ln Dub
lln acceiJtfl tho HIhIi land blll by an unanl
rnou.swotfi-i-Uiwyoi-B engaged l?J conteat
lov the poHsessloif of youni? mllllonalre
havo a Itat llght ln court and domonstrato
tlm thcy 'uro no mean PU^ferSenaa.
llonnl Hiiceches made In New i iirk Htate
K? OVC the rejectlon of Governor
n oll'q nomlnoo for Oommlaslonor of
B n\Uvs---Mam.faoturoIS' Aaaoelatlon
S?m off eers and adjoui rii-Youtsy tella
hls atory "f To kllllng of Goebel and
aavs- Uuit U.nvird ilrod tho fatal ahot.
hut tl.at Tavlor WRS tho head of tho oon
apln ??--?'K.ock m?rket^tron6Qr;yeatflr,
Snv nnd nrlooa roachod a Jilgher Ihvbi.
SHonav eUle ?-?-1 - oro of Maf.dOng, Major
f nnernl li en-l'owell, on a vIbUmtflr lh B
country nnd wlll Ko ?vor buttledo a ln
WrBinfn_Mr. Swanaon saya ho wlll bo
B caii,llrtnw ror hO gcveruorshlp ln the
next oainiialgn-Bullanola poatmnatar ls
atlH draXg bor aalary, Hiough tho of
CongPasmap Swanson tllseiissea wlth an
nroval Mr. Clevelnnd'a a<ldreaa oii tho
negro questlon?V. M. L Kn.duatea
imong tliosa de.algnated by tho Secrotary
*f the Navy lo b? exnmlnod for appol.u
jnent ua socond lleutenants In tlio marlna
>nrpa.
Y. [S\. C, A. ORCHESTRA
WON NEW LAUREUS
Tho' orohestra of the rallroad dopart
nient of the i'oung JMen'a C'hrlatian A?
fpclHtloti, whloh la wnnlng laurala ror
Usalt gayq n dt-llghtful' concert In tho Y.
M. C A. hall In the Maln-Street Depot.
Kx\ appreciatlve audience wus ori hand
to expresa a'pprovul of tho ofl'orls of
Olioclor Collvlla and hi.-i uaaoclatea.
Tho progrfiipipa urrangod for the occa
aloii embraced much protty puislo of a
lilgh-clnsa. Thls was ull woll rendered
tiii,l coidlally applaudud. The orche.atia
vfMrt inost accoptably asaisted by Ml.sa
K*ke Pnller. reador, and allsa JMa|jel Mc
i*?'u. contrallo toloUU
A VICTORY
WASWONBY
JAMESTOWN
The Committee Madea
Favorable Report.
SEVEN TO SIX THE
WAY THEY STOOD
Fifty Thousand Provided for
the Penitentiary.
THE MONEY IS GIVEN.
BUT A PROTEST MADE
The V. P. I. and the Normal School at
Farmville Reflised the Funds, and
No Provision Made for the Re
lief of the Disabled Flre
nien?Long Session of
the Committee.
Jamestown wlns.
Tho Senate CommiUee on Flnance yes
lerday afternoon declded by a mujority
of ono to report the blll maklng an appro
prlaUon of $200,000 to the JUmestown
Expositlon, wlth a recommendatlou that
lt pass.
The'matter waa declded In executlvo
session of the committee, which dld not
rlso lintl) 0 P. M., after a altting of two
hours. A. number of other bllla carrylng
approprlations were consldercd and ro
ports made thereon. In fact, bllls carry?
lng approprlations aggrcgatlng over flvo
hundred thousand dollara wero beforo
the committee for conaldoratlon.
Of thcso the blll proposing an appro
priation of $15,000 to tho Unlverslty of
Vlrglnla was not acted on, being post
poned on account of the absence of Sena
tor Chapman. ? Hore ls an cpitome of the
actlnn of the committee on tho varlous
bllla.
given no MONicnr.
Vlrglnla Polytechnlc Instltutc; blll ap?
propriatlng ?40,000, adversely reported. ?
, Blll appropriatlng $05,000 for the en
largemont and Improvemont of the State
Female Normal School at Farmville; ad?
versely Veporled.
Blll appropriatlng $5,000 to the Peters
hurg Normal and Industrlal School;
favoj-ably reported.
Bland ftlremen's rcllef blll, carrylng an
approprlation; adversely reported.
Blll appropriatlng $50,00) additional to
supplament the approprlation of $180,000
last yenr for tho.constructlon of the new
cell bullding' at the State ponltentlary:
favorably reported. but wlth a protest
agalnst the actlon of the Penitentiary
Bullding Committee In exceedlng the
nrnount of the orlglnal approprlation In
lettlng the contract for the constructlon
of tho bullding.
Blll proposing an approprlation for a
teachers' ponslon fund; adversely re?
ported. '
QUARTRR OF A MILMON.
,Tota] of aprf-^rlatlons recommended
by tbe Sanate Flnanco Committee yes
terday, $22S.0O0. 'Tho $15,000 approprla?
tion a-sked for tho Unlverslty of Vlrglnia
ls yot to bo consldered, but lt la Impossl
blo to forecast the commlttoo's actJon
theroon. Tho favorable report on the
.Tnmostown blll and the probablllty that
tho Senato wtll nonflrm tho <?ommtttee's
actlon In appropriatlng ?20O,00O for that
projoct undoubtedly had much to do wlth
tho fallure of the committee to make a
favora.blo report on some of tlie nther
measures. The report of the committee
may not be aecepted ns flnal by tho ad
vocates of somo nf the other approprla?
tlons, but the Senate wtll prohably con
flrm tho actlon of the committee In ea?*.h
rasn. ,
The Jamestown Erpoaltton blll was ra
pnrted by a majorlty of but ono vote, as
atatod. The session of the commlttoe wns
executlvo, and tho nttendanco of mern
bers was not' stated. Tt ls understood,
however, that every merobir of the com?
mittee was elthar prwent or palrod on
the bt'l. Tnolxidtng tho paJrs, tha nommlt
tno ls sald to havo stood 7 to 0 In favor
of thio mea-sure.
ON A, CONTrNGTWOY.
Tha approprlation of tha $200,000 asltod
la condltloned upon tha ralslng by the
expoaltlon company nf ono mllllon dol?
lars, und shall not ba avallable untll that
sum has been pledgod, lt ls stated by
oftlclals of tha expositlon nompany that
naurly $-100,000 has already beaD ratsod.
M'lLWAINE TREATS
ITj\SAJOKE
Says Ho Will Not Run for Sen
ator Martln's Seat at
Next Election.
"I am In no aensa a candldna for th.e
Unltod States Senate, to suocead the Hon,
Thotnas 8. M'artln," aald Stato Senator
W. B. MoUwiilne, of Potersburg,. at tho
Capltol yestarday afternoon, "nor do I
axpeot to ctiange rny mlnd on the sub
Joot."
"So. tboroughly dld I treat the story
frniri Washliigl'"1 ua a Joke," oontlnuod
tho Sanator. "that l eent Senator Mar?
tln tho followlng telograin to-day: "See
Tlmes-Dlspatoh of to-day; page ten, col
unin slx; keulslature urianlmous for me;
read and tremble,"
"No, ) shall not run for tho Senate.
for many reaaona, I would profor to be
out of publlo lifo and I am sure l liavo
no ldea of golns li> deeyer,.";
lilttto dlmeulty ls antlclpated In socurlng
the remalnder of llw mllliott dollars
pledged,
Tho approprlation of a hondsome sum
by the natlonal governmont wlll now bo
urged by Xho expositlon ofllclals, atid
thoro la ovofy reason to antlclpate thnt
tlio offort wlll bo succossful. Meanwhllo
tho ndvocales of tho State approprlation
aro not restlng on thclr lnurels, but wlll
mnko nnsurnnco doufoly suro by urglng'
tipon tho Sotiato tha adoptlon of the Fl
hanco Commltteo's recommendntlon.
Tho hoarlng In tho Jamostown mat
tor was rosumod boforo tho eommltteo
yesterday mornlng In room No. B of tho
Capltol. 15lreotor-Gonoral I/Owenberg, of
tlio expositlon compnny, nnd Mr. C. S,
Shorwod'd spoke In ndvocacy of tho ap?
proprlation, tho two spcechM eonsumlng
noarly two hours.
PRES1DENT HAS NOT
FIRED A SINGLE SHOT
(By Assoclated Preas.)
CXNNABAR, MONT.; Aprll 16.T-Presl
dent Roosovelt camo Into Fort Yellow
stono to-day, appe^rlng In eplendld con
dttlon and enthuslastlo over the good tlme
he has had.
On enterlng tho park the PresJdent Jn
formod Major Pltcher that he would not,
undor any clroumstances, tlre a shot at
anythlng whllo ln tho park, and he took
nelthor rlfle nor shot-gun wlth hlm.
The party had some good flahlng, and
the Presldont and Mr. BurroughB spent
a large part of Uiclr tlme ln followlng
and watchlng at cloao quarters the great
herds of gamo, chlefly elk, but aLso
mountaln sheep, deer and antelopo. Tho
party wlll start to-morrow for the Interl
pr of the park to vlslt the goysers. and
perhaps, tho falls of the Yellowstone.
REPUBLICAN PARTY
CREATED FOR NEGRO
(Br ABBOClated PreM.)
NEW YORIC Aprll 16.-The Ropubllcan
Edltorlal Assoclatlon of the State of New
York. held lts annual conventlon to-'day.
In hls report, the presldent, Thomas B.
Petera, of Brooklyn,, speaklng of Presl?
dent Roosevelt, hls colored appointees and
the -Booker T. Washlngton Incldent, sald
tho Ropubllcan party had como Into be?
ing for the purpose of gM'lng the black
men hls freedom, and the party' was In
exlstence to-day to malntain hls rlghts.
Resolutlons were adopted cndorsing the
adnilnlstratlon of Presidont Roosevelt,
and caltlng upon tho Republlcans ln Con
gress to provlde for the enforceinent pt
the fourteenth amendment of tho Corfstl
tutlon, by requirlng the reductlon of rep
resentatlon ln proportlon to abrldgoment
of the right of suffrage.
Mr. and Mrs. Reggle.
(By Aisoolntod Prcsa.')
BOSTON, Aprll 16.?Mr. and Mrs. Reg
inald C. Vanderbllt left for Montreal qn
the express over the Boston and! Malne"
road to-nlght and wlll contlnue thelr
brldal tour in Canada.
MANN BILL
NOW A LAW
The Governor Has Affixed His
Sighature to it.
BILL'S SAL1ENT POINTS
Widespread Interest is Felt In lts Pro
vislons?The General Revenue.
Bill?Goes Into EfFect
at Once.
OovsmoT Montague yesterday afTIxed
hts slg-nature to the enrolled eopy of tho
afeneral revenue Uill, whlch enfbraces
tho Mall blll regulatlng the llquor traf
fto blll ln manuscript Is a volumtnous
tlre blll ln manuscrlpt Is a volumlnous
document and oven ln prlnt Is rather
formldablo. The blll Is now law.
Members of the two houses of the Gen?
eral Assemly are recelvlng lnqulrles from
all parts of the State for coples of the
Mann blll as lt passed the two houses,
but a3 tho meaaure has not yet becn
prlnted It ls linposstblo to comply wlth*
thoso raqueats. Abstraces of tho blll more
or less complete have been prlnted, and
ln a day or two the entlre text of he new
revonua blll, Inoludlng the Mnnn blll, wlll
be prlnted,
BIL.US SAX.IJ3NT POiNT.
In vlew of tho widespread publlc Inter?
est ln the mcasure as lt became a law, a
reported for Tho Tlmes-Dlspateh yastej
day made he followlng surnmary of the
provUlons of he blll relatlng to the ap
plloation for atid the condltlons of grant
ing llcenses:
A wholesale llquor Ucense permlts tho
e-st In the measure as lt became a law, a
lons or more or In bpttles or Jugs ln qunn
tltles not less than a dozen to llcensed re
tnll dealnrs only.
A rotall llconse permlts he grantoo to
scll ln quailtllles liot cxcoedlng tlve gal
lons at any tlme to any Indlvldual, and
sueli llconso shall itiolude both tlio prlv
llego of selllng to bo dollvered to tlio
purchasor In Jugs, bottles, demljohns or
other vossol and tho prlvllego of soll
ing llquor to bo drunk at the place wheip
S?A llccnse to keep an ordlmxry or hotel
conter all tho rlghts und prlvllegcs of a
retall dealer. ,. ,,
Under a Ucense to keep a malt llquor
saloon malt llquor* or inlxUiros tliorouf
muy ba sold to be drunk whoro soUl.
W'hcro ono ls both a wholesale and n re?
tall dealor a separato Ucense ls roqulred
for euch. Flne and imprlsoninent are pro
vldod for vlolatton of theso provslons.
APPUCATIONS FOR l.lOKNSKa
Appllcatlons for llcenses inuat be made
to tha county courta untll they are aupor
seded by the new clrcuit courtft. and
thereafter to the clrcuit or corpomtlon
courts, and llcenses obtnlned thorofrom.
A wiltten appllcatlou must be niado ta
tho commlsstoner of revonuo and the
nmount of tho Ucense deposlted wlth the
trcaaurer at tho tlme of tho qppllcatlon.
The blll throws sucli safeguarda and
condltlons tiround tho gruntlng of llcenses
In towna of leas than fivu hundrod In
(Coiitlnusd on Beventh Pugo.)
HAD FIST
FIGHTIN
THECOURT
Lawyers Demonstrate
Abilityas Pucjilists.
LANDED RIGHT AND
LEFT BLGWS ON JAW
One Who Struck First BIow
Was Fined and Apologlzed.
STRUGGLE IS OVER
? YOUNG MILLIONAIRE
Moses Fowler Chase Alleged to Be In
sane and Proceedings Are Brought
to Have a Guardian Appointed
for Hlm?The Charge of
Falsehood Followed
by Blows. i,
(By AsaodatPd Priwi.)
IiAFAYETTE, IND? Aprll 16.?There
was a Ost-flght ln tho Clrcul Court-room
thla afteruoon betwoen Attorneys Dan
Slms, representlng Fred. Chaae, father of
Moses Fowler Chaso, and A. L>. Kumler,
representlng Mr. and Mrs, Charloa
Duhme, of Cinclnnatl, who are,struggling
for tho possesslon of young .Chaso, the
millloiialra. Tho attorneys had met for
a conferenco wlth the judge as to what
should bo done wlth Moses Fowler Chase,
pendlng the hearlng of tho guardlanahlp
case. Kumler denounced tho attornoys
on the other side, and also Chase's fath?
er, and declared that Moses Fowler Chaso
had beon brought to Indlana from France
by force and fraud.
He had further assorted that tha unfor
tunato young man was put on oxhibltlon
at tho law oft'lces of Chase's attorneys.
when ex-Judge E. P. Hammond ahout
ed "that's an abaolute falsehood."
Attorney SImma. jumped from hls seat
and approached Kuinler. .v.'ho tr!ed to
ward hlm off. Simma then landed a
florce rlght-hand swlng on Kumler'a jaw.'
and followed lt wlth hls left. Both blows
landed, Kumler protaotlng hlrosalf aabest
he could.
The court-room was orowdod and law?
yers, court offlclals and speotatora aprang
toward tho combatants and dragged tbom
apart. The Judge flned Slmms S35 for
striklng the flrst blow and thla quleted
matters.
FINE REMITTBD.
Slmms then apologlzed and Kumler ask
ed the Court to remlt the flno, as he
sald he folt sure that Slmms struok ln
a moment of temper. The Court remltted
the flne and dlrected that Mobob Fowler
Chaae remaln ln the Court's jurlsdlctlon
wlth the understandlng that Mr. and Mrs.
Duhme, hls ,aunt and unoJa, aro . not
to Interfere wlth hlm. They hava tho
CORPORATION BILL
WILL BE REPORTED
Sweeping Changes Made in
the House Measure
by Committee.
Tho Sanato Commlttees on Roads and
Courts of Juatlce held an exocutlvo ses?
sion last night and comploted the oon'ald
oratlon of House blll No. 102, relatlng
to the organ'/ratlon and govornment of
corporatlons, and a great many changes
were made.
Indeed, it Is sald that should Colonol
Caton, who drow tho orlglnal blll, meot
lt on tho strcot as lt comes from the
Senate commlttees, lw would not recog
Jll!,'e u- , , , A
Tho chlef clttinge conshitn in amoud
ments modlfying tho mergor olause, they
havlng beon prosented ln tho Sonato by
Messrs. Whlteheud and Cogblll, and
adopted by the commlttees.
Tlte blll now forblds tho merglng of
parallol and eompetlng, llnes, and places
all forolgn corporutlons on tho samo foot
Ing wlth domestle onos In tlila mattor.
Another Important modlflcation ls that
whlcli keeps all chartered corporatlons
undor leglslatlvo rontrol by striklng out
tho provlslons whiclf gavo almost iw
llmltod and unrestrlcted powers to cor
poratlons.
All fnrolgn corporatlons are made do
inoatlc to all Intents and purposea when
they eome Into Vlrglnla, and they aro
requlrod to pay regular churtor foes and
othorwlso onnform to State laws govern
Ing domostlo corporatlons.
But theso aro but a few of tho amend
monts and ohange*,
Tlin blll wlll bo reported to tho Sonato
to-day, and mfimbers of the commlt?
tees doclare that ln lts prosont shapo
they bollovo It satlsfactory to all partles
concernod. Notwltlistandlng thls vlow,
thero wlll llkely be somethlng of a flght
In the Senate.
INDUNA ARRIVES
WHHCREW IN IRONS
(By Aasoclfttod Press.)
GUIM8BV. I;:XClbAND, Aprll 10.-The'
Britlsh stcamcr Induiiu, from Pensacola
and Nort'olk, arrfvecl liera to-day wlth
tlvo of hor crew ln irona. They ,
charsed wlth mutlny,
prlvllege of applylng to oourt for au
thorlty to soe hlm, howovor,
The gruardlanshlp appllcatlon wervod on
the young mllllonalra, Ib roturnable Aprll
27th, for whlch day the case (a sot. Du
toctlve Wllliam Wolnhart was placnd on
guard at the offlcos of Chaso's attorneytt
and shut out evorybody but tho sherirf.
Notthor Mr. und Mrn. Duhme waa at tho
traln, as they wlBhed }o avold a acmie,
butDuhme's privale aecretnry waa there
to look after thelr Interests.
Drs. M., M. I^ilry, B. C. Davldson and
W. W. Vlnnodgo, of Liafnyette, and Dr.
C, B. Burr, of Fllnt, Mlch., oxarntned
young Chaso thls aftornoon and pro
nouncod hla Insane. They declared hls
answers to the most almplo questlona
woro Incohorent although he appeared
porfeotly aanc when takqn off tho traln.
HERO OF MAFEKING
IN THIS COUNTRY
(By Assoclated Presa.)
jWASIIINGTON, D. C, Aprll lC.-MaJor
Gef.eral R. Baden-Powoll. the "Hero of
Mafeklng," recnntly appolnted cblet of
cavalry of tho Engllsh arfny, ls on a vlalt
to tho Uhltod States to study Amerlcan
cavalry tactics and methods. In ordor
that he may accompllsh hla purpose wlth
as littlo publlclty and ceremony as i pos
alblo, he ls travellng Incognlto and unof
ficlally. He arrlved here last nlght un
announccd and reglstered at the Arllngton
Hotel undor an assumed name. Ho vlalted
the War Department to-day and pald hls
respects to Secrotary Root, Llentenant
General Mllcs and Adjutant-Gcncral Cor
bln. Genornl Corbln made tho acqualnt
anco of General Baden-Powoll on hls ro
ccnt vlalt to England.
Tho cavalrv troops at Fort Myer gavo
a speclal exhibltlon of thelr proflcloncy
In cavalry drlll and tactics thls afternoon
for the bonoflt of the dlstlngulshed vlsl
tor, who left hero thls evenlng to vlslt
tho battloflelds of Vlrglnla, followlng the
route of McClellnn's campalgn on tho
Penlnstila. He wlll mako a vlslt to the
"West Polnt Mllitary Academy, and wlll
sall for England on tho 2Cth Instant
t
NORTH CAROLINATO
BE REPRESENTED
Colonel John S. Cunlngham, Qf North
Carollna, a well known tobacco grower
and publlclst of that State, well known
ln Vlrglnla, last night commended the ao
t'.on of the Sonate Flnanco Committee ln
recommendlng the Jamestown approprla?
tion, and expressed tho bellof that North
Carollna would fall Into line and do Ita
part towards tho exposltton. He exprcssed
regret that ho could not bo here to aid
ln urgtng the blll, for wlth hls exporlence
in connection wlth expositlons ho gavo
tho movement unquallfied ondorsement.
I-ro was/k commlssloner to tho Parls Ex?
posltton, and stated that tho State's ex
hiblt at that exposltton had boen worth
a largo sum to It and had borne abundant
fruit. He promlsos that hls State wlll be
rcpresented at Jamestown.
March to Bazaar,
The members of Lee Camp wlll moet ln.
thelr hall at S o'clock to-night ln. full- urri-"
form and after a brlef session wlll march
tothe Confoderato'Bazaar at the Masonlc
Temple.
1 COURT
Henry E.-Youtsy Tells of the
Killing of Goebel.
SAYS JAMES HOWARD DID IT
Was Offored a Pardon and More to
Firo the Fatal Shot?William S.
Taylor Was the Head of the
Whole Conspiracy.
(By Aasocluted t'resli.)
FRANKFORT; KY? Aprll 18.?Henry E.
Youtsy to-day for tho flrst tlme told on
the wltness stand hla story of the kllllng
of the late Governor Goebel. He named
Jaiiies Howard, the defendant, os tho nian
who flred tho sl'iot. Youtsy sald he saw
Howard for the (irst timo a few lnlmttes
before the-ahootlng. Howard hud a let
tor sent hlm aeveral days before by tha
wltness, at Oovernor Taylor'a dlctatlon.
Youtsy says ho toolc Hownrd Into the
cftico of Caleb Powers, thon Sooretary of
Ptnte, whlch had boen especlally arronged
for tho ahootlng. Ho showod Howard tha
Marlln rllle, tho bulleta and tho wlndow
from whluh tho ahootlng waa to bo done.
Ile says Howard askod what ho waa to
cct for dolng tho ahootlng.
"What do you want for It?" Youtsy
sr.ya he askod, and that Howard sald ho
wanted a pardon for kllllng George Bakor.
"I told hlm ho could havo that and
moro too," sald Youtsy. "About that
tlme " aald tho wltness, "Goebel came In
tho gato, and r polnted hlm out to How?
nrd and thon ran from tho room. As 1
dfappeared down the stops to the base
nilnt T heard tho crack of Iloward'.s rllle."
youtsy aald that after the ahootlng ho
pr.Fsfd ihrough tho State House lmsemont
nnd n few mlnutes Jator cnmo back Into
the oxeouUye bullding from the cast sldo
c"tr"n"jvyX/0n WAS OTRECTOR.
"I stnyed In tho offlco of Asslstant S.oo
retary of State Matthows." sald ho, "for
a few momonts, and saw Matthews hroak
cnen Caleb Powors' oilico nnd llnd tho
c :ns that had boen lol't ln thero,"
Youtsy aald at tho tlmo of tho shoot
Inir he was privnto secrotary to Auclltor
L&onW W|" thttt Whllo Hla polltical
statua was mit deflnltely flxod, lt was un
derHtPOd that he was to hnvo a good plaoe
undor Tavlor. "Oovernor Tnylor," sald
Youtsy' "dlrocted ovorythlng we dld. Wo
rosraraed. hlm as our leader. and ho was
morullv reSPOnslblp for all we dld. Wo
lir-ew wo had tho Oovernor and the par
?nnlna power Imhlnd us, and wo wora not
afi' .1 of punlHhmcnt for kllllng Ooobol."
Youtsy on cioss-exanilnatlon, aald that
nfter he was nrrivited and lnter sent to
"he penitentiary, he Mlll hud hope of galn
ng hls liberty. He thought Vorkes would
,e elected Governor and would pardon
Mm VorkciH was defeated, howover. and
about a year ago ho declded to talk. nnd
dld tell hls atory to Prlson Physlclur, 'lo
Youtsy sald furthor that ho had an ad
ciltlonal Incentlve to tell tho story, as
Taylor, Powers and othors luid used hlm
a* a oat'B-paw and scapogout and then
dcsertcd hlm vAw'. he i*ot luto trouMa. ,,
.
THE IRISH
ACCEPTTHE
LAJID BILL
National Convention En
dorses it Unanimously
GATHERING WAS
REPRESENTATIVE
Clare Farmers. Dublln Labor
ers and Cork Landlords.
JOHN REDMOND SPOKE
FOR THE MEASURE
Deprecated Carplng Criticlsm and Beg
ged Delegates to Remember That
the Future Wellfare of Ireland
and Generatlons Yet Un
born Depended Upon
Their Votes.
(By Annoclated Press.)
?DUBt/IN, APRIL 16.?Tho National
Convention convoned by tho Unlted Irlah
Lengue mat to-day in tho hlatorlo round
room of tho Manalon Houso. About two
thtisand detegatea assembled ln the
crowded rotunda, whlch waa Incapable
of holdlng all who had come from overy
part of Ireland. to dlacuaa tho Irlsh land
blll. On the platform aat almoat every
Natlonallst momber of Parliament, wlth
A scattoring of prolatos. In tho body of
the rotunda waa a gathorlng \seldonv
eouallod in rcprcsentntlve capaclty. Far?
mers from Clare. in top boota; laborors
from Dublln county. landlords from Cork.
and prlosta from all parta, tho latter's
somhre clothlng and tnll hats contrastlng
pleasantly wlth tlie bright homaspun ap
parel of the mnjorlty. It waa essentlally
a coroventlon of the tollers, though a
llghtor touch waa glvon by tho prosanco
of tho well-dreased women who f.'llad tho
gallerlea.
Lord Mnyor Hnrrington and Mlehael
Davttt Inducted .Tohn Bodmond into tha
chatr, and tho delegates rose to their
feet. chaered and waved tholr; hnts.
Mr. Redmond opened :tha proceedtnga
wlth' nn -iTOpreaslve-Bpeecb. ? ? -
"Thls convention," he declared, la tho
most solemn, the most momentoiis ovont
ln tho hlstory of Ilving Trlshmen. wlth
the exceptton of tha introductlon of, tho
homo rulo bill. Thnre aro In tho l!?vos of
nations as tbare are ln the llves of Indl
vlduals, opportiinltles whlch onca lost
oaVi never bo resrained. Sneh an occasion
I bollove tho presont to be."
TRBMENDOUS RESPONSIBTOTY.
Mr. Bedmond begged hls hearera to ra
membor their tromenflous responslblllty.
If they rojectbd the blll It .waa doad for
ever. nnd tho groatost prospect of frao
dom sinca the "Infnmous nbt of nnlon
waa passed" would dlsappenr. Contlnu
ing. ho saldi
"Whatever defects 'Mr. Wyndham a
blll has and I am Inclined to minimUa
thom. Ita object Is tha completn and flnal
abnlitlon of lnndlordlsm In all Ita easan
tlnls. Irolnnd is unlted ns Bhe neVer
waa before. Eoch man muat well welgh
hla words and remomber that the wholo
futiiro of hls country nnd tha welfare
of hls chlldron and that of tmbom genej-,
atlons may dopend upon tho coirrentlon's
deelslon. I hopo wtthout knowing what
that ronowal means? tho Indaflnltn delay
of Induatrlal and ooonomla wolfaro. and
even of polltlcal freedom."
Mr. Bedmond deprecated cwrptng criti?
clsm and advocatod a frlondly dlscus
slon of tho suggested nmandments. TB?\
ropod tha convention would paas Mr.
O'Brlen's motlon welcoming tho blll and
amonding it In vnrlous partlcular.4, and
ontrustlng tha amendmentB to tha dacl
slon of tha Irlah parllamentary party,
"nnd." concludod Mr. Beflmond. "let us
glvo the world, whlch la watchlng us, by
our nderllnoss, wlsdom, and restrnint,
proof of our capaclty for self-govern
ment."
T^engthy ngenda had heen provtded for
to-day'a proccodlngs. These conslated of
mnny proposed nmendments to tho detalls
of Secretary Wyndhnm's propnsnla. Tha
chlaf mm-nra wore AVIUInm (VBrie'n and
Mlohiiol navltt. The former. while con
gratulatlng Ireland on the fact that tha
Brltlah mlnlatry Introduced a blll aocept
Ing In prlnclplo. nftor centurles of strug
gle, that tho land should be rostored to
tho peopl? of Iroland. urged tho dele?
gates to presa amendments onlarglnc tho
flnajictal scope of the bill. Mr. O'Brlon,
howover, nBkod the convention tn ontruat
to tho parllamontary party tho" powor and
responslblltty of ovontually doallng In
(Contlnued on Seventh Pago.)
CAMPBELL'S CASE
TH1S AFTERNOON
Courts of Justice Committee
to FIx Tlme for Its Con
slderatlon,
Tho Courta of Juatlco Commltteo of tho
Senalo wlll hold a rogtilar meeting thla
alternoon at 8 o'clock in the Supremo
C'ourt room, and It la altogether llkely
that they wlll tako tip the Cariipboll cuao.
Benntor Mcllwalno, chalrmau of tho com
niltteo, sald last nlght that ho hopod It
would bo found expedlent to muko nn
onrly roport, and that lt dependod, In hla
vlew of the mntter, largely upon the
oplniou of tho moniber3 us to the scopo
of tho rosolutlon undor whlch they would
havo to aot. If lt ahould bo daternilned
that oaoh momber wua roqulrod to road
thb recor'd at longth and dlgeat tho samo,
ho waa of oplnlon that thls would requlre
a great deal of tlme. If not, ho eaw no
rcauon why a report could tiot be brought
ln wlthln a reasonably short tlme. San
r.tor Mcllwalno dld not expiess hla own
oplnlon as to the seopo of tho rosolutlon,
and H la evtdont that Ita acope wlll ba
tho ftrst thlng consldered wiien tho oom
THE MOST
ATTRACTIVE
OF PLACES
Oreat Success of Con
federate Bazaar.
THE PROGRAMME
IS MOST EXCELLEN1
And the Varlous Tables Fliled
With Pleasing Things.
TO HAVE LUNCH DAILY
FOR gUSINESS-MENi
A Plece of Ertterprlae on the Part of tha ,
Management Which Will Be Taken
Advantage of by Many?TheAt
tracttons Provlded, for To?
Day and To-Nlght?A
??. Blg Sum Assured,
Bazaar Opens at 11 A. M.
To-day (Aprll 17th) wlll bo Vtr-.
cltila and Secesslon Day at the Con-i'
fedorate Bazaar, ln commemoratlon
of Aprll 17, 1881, the day when thls
State pasaed the Ordlnande of Sbobs
slon.
In the evenlng Mrs. W. L. Royall,.
the chalrman of the Entertalnment
Committee for the Vlrglnla Table, wlll
flttlngly celebrate the pnnlversary by
a Camp Flre and approprlate'cere
monles, beglnnlng at 8:30 o'olock. An
effort was made by the ladles to seoure
the upper hall of the Temple, but thoy
failed In thls, that hall havlnn. boen
already taken by the .Rlchmond Co-'
tlllon Club for thelr Easter dance. lt
la fortunate that Mrs. RoyalL'a taste
and Judgment In decoratlon wlll bo
transform the lower hall as to render
the forest scene whlch she wlshea to
reproduce so reallstlo that spectatom
wlll have roam for llttle elso In thelr
obaervatlon, Followlng ls ,the full
program'me for
- VIRGINIA BAZAAR NIGHTl
Battallon of the Sevantleth. Reglment
Infantry, commanded" by Major C.
-O." Savllle,' wlth Staff Adjiitant,
Lleutenant John .C Page and Lleu
? tenant and Surgeon W. A. Gllls. ;;!
Revellle sounds*. Camp wakes ?ip,
Band plays Dlxle. All slng.
"Her Brlght Smlle Haunts Me
vStHI".. -Quartetto
Speaklngj Mr. W. L. Royall, Governor
A. J. Montagus.
"Lorena".. .3.Quartetta.
"Bonnle Blua Flag,", led by band and:
sung by Lee and-Plckett Camps.
Speaklngi Senatoi' 'John W. Danlel,
who wlll come from Washhijrton to
attend the "Camp Flre."
"Maryland, My Maryland.........Band
Speaklng: Ceneral Fltzhugh Lee.
Slnglngi "Massa's ln tho Colcl, Cold
Ground".. ........Band
Dress Pnrade. Tapa.
Offlcera who wtll also be present In
clude Colonel George Wayno Ander
son, commandlng Seventleth Infantryj
Rcglmental Adjutant Captnln C. G.
Bonsleux; Captaln W. A. Mlller, Com.
pany B| Lloutenant L. T. Mathewe,
Lleutenant W. A. Stack, Captaln Q.
P, Shackelford, Company C; Lleuten?
ant G. N. Sklpwlth, Lleutenant E. M.
Hardy, Captaln T, C. Baptlst, Com?
pany H| Lleutenant J. E. Johnson.
Lleutenant H. R. Luffaey, Captaln.W.
E. Thompson, Company F; Captaln
H. L. Stone, Captaln R. E. Norvall,
Captaln H. G. Dlckeraon, Company A|
Lleutenant R. L. Masurlor, Lleutenant
H. I? Janklns.
DOLL'S RECEPTION.
In the afternoon there wlll be a
Doll's Roceptlon, undor the dlrectlon
of Mlss Mattls Harrls and the ladlea
of the Kentucky Table.
Receptlon guests wlll bs recelvod by
Mlss Nelllo Addlson Rennolda and
Master Warner Courtenoy Harrls.
?t
i
Anothor larga crowd was at tho basaar
last nJgnt, though the pressure was no?
so great as on Wednesday evealn*.
There was more room to walk atioUt and
more oomfort in walking. ?very ono
present, Hoemed bant on hls ot her dlver
slon. '*
The brllUaut Ughts, the pretty decora
tlons und tho many attraotlorui wero more
oonsplouaua last nlght because tharej
waa a batter opportunlty for aba&rvatioit.
The, "'Wayalda Inu." wlth lts dalnty
tabloa, lts shlnlng allvor and ghiaa, uxid'
lts h.nidsoaio decorutlous was fliled wlth
guosU, many suppnr purtles stttlng and
taklng refreshments togotlier,
ii'OH BUSJNKiiS M'IBN.
Speclal hours are obaerved here for
buslness men, an oxcellunt and varled
manu bolng sorvod from li to 3 P, M.
eueh day ftt Sfi conts, without any charga
(ar Hdiulsslun. Aduilsslon tlokets can be
obtalned at J'lrouch H. Allon's. Main
feiroet, or tha t'oleman-MIUer Drug C'oin
pany's, Flrst and Llroad StreeU',
aaturday next tlio vlsitors from "Wosh
Ington wlll have a genulne Vlrglnla lun?
cheon served In tho up-stalrs dlnlng room
of the Masonlo Temple, and wlll than
coma dowu to vislt the bazaar.
The Bostoclc bonont last ovenlng waa
for tho Texus table. X'rofessor Brooka
gava hls wondorful pertormonoea every
,.alf hour and they wero all well attend
ort.
A valuablo gttt to tho chalrman of tha
Mlsslsslppl table yesterday afternoon waa
a cttJto sout by Mr. John T. Chrlstlan. tha
coustn of Judjfe Oeorgo U Chrlattan, e<
Ronky Mount. Thls cana w?w beautlfully
oarved wlth a head of Oonei^l T^ee on lt,
and a, verse from FVthar Ilyan'i "Con.
quBred Bannar." The cane wlll be vited
to a popular veteran. It Is great!/ ad
mlred and utout hlghjy appreolatecL
Mrs. Tuylor Ellyaui at tha VlrgtttU
table has beon gWen by Pr, J. Wllliam
Joues fvo ten-dollar Confeclera?.? notas
whle.h wura ln Cuuend L?o'a BOckata kl