TIIE MOItN'IXG PDSX FRIDAY, MAItCH 1G, 1000.
LEGASPI A
llflTfirn fwt, and f:iitl in re-ply: "I awert
Hll I Lit LI m e111p.I1atie.1Hy tot, Itlie Senator
Thq two Senators wvre but n few
'fee-t arxirt, and whn th? le p:issHl
Inciirtrpntc ThpTP Nntpd fOT Senator Penrose showed ffiva-t e-va-
insurgents mere inouju iui nc of atntion. Mr ,1. -
Jpe&ted itfhat the Senator froui I enn
tsylvaaia. Isid not stated the truth.
Mr. Penrose thereupon remarked:
"If what I hare stacl was not the
ilia not
Pernicious Activity.
IIYPXOTSM IN COURT
MEN AT GUBAT NOT HURT . n
j intend o tell me the truth.
Mr. Gailinsren rcaiarked
tliat that
own stafement," retorted Mr.
. i.-tfrvvas lln unmanly statement.
How the Import of Desperate Str.it, fa u,umauy ,than yi
of the Garrlsori Ordinate samar
, and Ieyte SciUIns Down nd Trade
IXerlrlns Gorernor of North Cimi;
rklneaBdAsiIaldoaeetarFSur-
render Disappearance of a Sailor
our
Pen
rose.
ApihLs imommt of excitement 'Sena-tor1
Hear" arose to speak. He, 'too,
appealed for prompt action in the
Quay rase, imd nroved that one week
from next Friday, immediately alter
the routine fo-wsrness is disposed of.
trh fimv r-i9 Ik .ta.kn nn a'nd eon-
Manlla, March 15. The troops ' gid-ned. His motion contained an ex
tent to reinforce the garrison at jcoption as to appropriation tetiU,
t..k .milt', nsh' AHyar. i which" "were o be the only measures
, , . iTJ. kti permitted ,to intervene between the
tfound the mon unhurt. It Jiaci oeen . i
reported Chat the garrison Tvas 8Ur"
rounded by insurgents and the town
rwas tnirninjr.
The trouble started i nthis -way:
taking irp and the disposition of 'the
Xuay case.
The people made an attack on a
om was made 'that a time
for voting -be fired, but Mr. Hear stxi.l
he feared jfcueih a motion might not
Judicial Cognizance Taken of the Oc
cult Science in' Kentucky
Lexington, Ky., March. 15. Iij.tfbe
famous Dinsmoav murder itirial today
the District Court wenit : on neeord
clearly as re-cogniiing (hypnotism as
practiced and denned, py those- who
affect tlialt occult science. The decis
icn was called forth by the representa
tion's of ithe attorney for the prisoner,
-who was cliarged with mtirderinig bis
ow.n wife and his friend, Hred Law,
in order to marry -Mrs, Lane, request
ing .that Mrs. Laue's Jtesltimany be
stricken from th'e record because she
was attired in a great veil 'that cov
ered her eat ire person while (testifying
and because she wore heavy cotlored
glasses, so obscuring Qier that the
prisoner was denied his eoms'tftu'tkmal
right to actually face hi accusers.
The Staite'is attorneys opposed the mo
tion and declared ttfhait tlhe court could
take judicial cognizance of the fact
(that these precautions were necessary
to prevent the prisoner hypnioltisSng
the witness and preventing her testi
fying at all.
The woman told a horrible story of
the crime how she had consented to
ito'ibald crowm is covered with a
growth of soft, dark hair. He says it
is the, aim color as that of his childhood.
the double (murder and how she (lay
bv ithe e?ide of her husband while
he desired his own moftion I Dhrspmore crepit np and iblew out his
nrwn inile-nendentlv. S'c'n- .ivT-ilnvs svrufl hmiw ith'ov t1h.pTi Tumcedd
swindling foreigner, whose .warehouse ;tor IIoar marked that he was sat- to ur's. Dinis.mca-e' 'bed roam , and she
were burned. The lire spread to other jgj 1 ,,he Senator dcsirel unl.v h-ekl the struggling wornum while
bnild3ngs, and this attracted the in-! the end that he liimself sought, and ;DinsniK)re forced pirusslic acid down her
BUr-ents to the place. When the people j because of that fact he was willing .throat. She said as 'long as Dmsmore
saw in reikis .vaiiiii; iurj siauii'i.M-"
Open Door Policy In Danger.
Shanghai, March 15.--The American
Association here telegraphed ito the
Unit eld States "Tovernxnent toaay tirax
the attitude of the Empress Dowager
toward the reformers will upset tlhe
open-door policy. They -also say that
rebellion and : anareiny are expecoeu,
to the detriment of foreign interests,
and advocate prompt and concerted
noiHon on the parit.cif the powers.
The China Association will; appeal to
the' British mdmister, Sir Olaude M. Mc
Donald, on the same subject.
standard Oil Dividend.
CNTew York, March 15. The twenty
per cent dividend, amounting to $20,
000,000 upon the $100,000,000 of com
mon stock of the Standard Oil Com
pany of (New Jersey, was disbursed
by the .National City Bank today. It
represented ta reigular quarterly divi
dend of three per cent and an extra
dividend of seventeen per cent. Stand
ard Oil stocks were strong on the curb,
advancing to 540.
Her
Roy
The
to the ships. The rebels, Aho were ; i;tawiv afteT tne routine business, he
chiefly bclomen, were easily repulsed i would renew it.
notice tihalt tomorrow morning, inline- en the truth, hu't 'the mom'entt he
. . t 1 1 I . - -1 1 a 1 It
Iby the Americans.
Brigadier 3eneral Kobbe has return
ed from his visit to the tSouthern
islands. He reports that Saniar and
Leyte are settUng down and trade is
reviving. The 1r.1t rws are returnHijrg to
their homes ami the troops are well re
ceived. Legaspi continues to be a hoobed of
rebellion and constant patToi'ing is
necessary in order to destroy bands
of insurgents.
The governor of North Oa marines,
wfth his" staff, has surrendered to the
lAmericans at Xuera tJaceres. 'He has
also ordered runners sent out through
the. country to proclaim American sov
ereignty. Senor Florez,. who .was. sec
retary of war in Agiiiualdo'-s so-called
cabinet, has surrendered to General
ifacArthur.
Sailor Probably Murdered by FlllpInos
Baston. Pa., March 15. The family
of Albert Hunyon, of this city, a sailor
on the United -States cruiser Brook
lyn, has received word of Iluuyon's
disappearance January 1C last. He was
granted a furlough to leave his . ship,
which was in Philippine waters, to
'visit his brother in a hospital at
(Marina, Luzon province. He never
reached his brother, and it is believed
he was murdered by Filipinos, as the
mutilated bodies of a number of Amer
icans -were found the day after Run
yon left Bacoor, where he was last
t?een. alive.
ItllODG ISLAND DE.TIOCRACI
Forcible Annexation Denounced and
Chicago Platform Endorsed.
Providence, R. 'I., March 15. The
Democratic State Convention .today.
was the most exciting in many years,
rxiie 'Bryan forces, represented by
iMayor Green of Wobnsocket, who
brought 'Bryan here a couple of months
ago, carried the convention. 'Senti
inetns denouncing the President's ex
pansion policy, the "Porto Rican tariff
and trusts, and denouncing British ag
pressio nin South Africa, contained in
I he speech of Chairman Pitzsimmons
and in the platform, were enthusias
tically received by a.-'majorlty of those
present.
The platform,, which was nnanLmous
ly adopted, says in part:
4No people should 'be annexted to
the United States against their will,
and, however willing to come, no peo-
pie should be admitted exceit to equal
sights. A republic cannot afford to
have a. subject population. The con -fcritution
always follows the flag a
government of law, and not of men.
"When a corporation possesses the
5ower to arbitrarily raise prices or
depress wages, it is in effect a trust.
Every such trust existing in the United
States should be controlled by na
tional legislation.
"The Democratic party of Rhode
Island endorses and reaffirms the
principles set forth in the pkCaorm of
the Democratic National Convention
which nominated for President "Wil
liam J. !Bryan."
Nathan 'W. Littlefleld was nominated
for governor.
Th5s ended the controversy over the
Quay case.
RYAN'S NEW MOVE
Judge TFaddlll Will Appoints Special
Master to Take Testimony
Norfolk, March 15. W. L. Marbury,
of Baltimore, and D. L. (ironer, of
Norfolk, of counsel for Thomas F.
Ryan, of Xew York, .made anolther
move today in the matter of enjoin
ing flie Williams syndicate from con
solidating the eighteen Seaboard rail
roads into, the Greater Seaboard -System.
They appeared before United
States Disftrkit Judge Edmund Wad-
dill, Jr., and asked , that a special mas
ter be, appoirited to take testimony in
support of the plaintiff's allegation in
his bill, praying that Ithe deferJdants
be restrained from effecting the con
solidation of the Seaboard road. The
attorneys suggested the appoin'trmen't
ns special master of George E. Bow
den, clerk of 'the United States Court
and United States commissioner.
Judge Wafts, of Portsmouth, general
counsel for the -Seaboard Aiir Lnne,
who appeared for .the "Williams syndi
cate, asked that the order appointing
a special master restrict the latter to
the taking cf tes'timony lvlatin-g to
the affairs of the Seaboard & Roanoke
Railroad Company and excluding tes
timony relating 'to the Raleigh. & Gas
ton Railroad. The coui-'t took this
Lift matter under advisement. Tlie
appoinitinenl of a special 'master will
be granted and the master will be
appointed Monday next, March 19.
The Raleigh & ' Gaston Railroad,
which the Williams interest does not
want included in the investigation of
the master, as has 'been recently made
evident, is to be, under President Wil-
liajBs' scheme, made the pi rent anoad
of il'he nrcmosed tww svst?m. The
control of the various roads formerly
vestetl an the Seaboard & Rcanoke
was avcemrly transferred by the Wil
liams or majority faction to tlie Ral
eigh & Oaston Company. Against
this shifting Ryan has vigorously protested.
THE AMERICAN OFFER
EXCITEMENT IN THE SENATE
The Lie Paued in Blunt Terms With
out Leadlns to Ulows.
Washington, March 15. Shortly be-
Secretary Hay's Cablegram to Mr
White Made Public
London, 'March 5. In the 'House of
Commons today Right Hon. A. J. Bal
four, 'first lord of the treasury and
government leader in the House, re
plying to a question by Mr. William
'Redmond, Nationalist member for
Cl:ire East, as to whether the United
States had offered its services to bring
about peace, stated that on March 13
Mr. White, the American charge
d'affaires in Ixradon, had communi
cated to Lord Salisbury the following
telegram from Secretary Hay:
By way of friendly good offices,
you will inform the British Minister
of Foreign Affairs that 'I am in receipt
of a telegram from the United States
consul at Pretoria, representing that
the government of the South African
republics requests the President of the
removed his gaze she wanted to tell
till. The 'State rested today, and . this
evening !the defense amnounced that
they rested without introducing tesiti
mony. The prisoner is hreakJing
down.
Prisoners Ordered Rack to Frankfor
Frankfort, Ky., 'March 15. Orders
were today issued by County Judge
Moore for tthe return of Secretary of
(State Caleb Powers, Auditor's iCflerk
W. H. Coulton and Capt. John Davis
ito Frankfort tomorrow. They will be
!held in the Franklin county jail until
a date for an examilnjlntg trial is ar
ranged. The examining itrial of Haz
lipp will 'be had probably at the same
time.
LABOR DISPUTE CLOSED
Operators Agree to an Advance of
Twenty Per Cent
Altoona, Pa., 'March 15. "Delegates
of the bituminous -field of central
'Pennsylvania and Maryland practical
ly closed the great wage dispute by
arbitration today. rrms arternoon. a
miners' committee met a committee
of operators and ithe decision ' to ar
bitrate was 'arriived at. Each body
then aiamed a committee of seven to
act. The board of arbitration met to
night, and the original scale went
through with modifications, the oper
ators objecting only to the differen
tials. The igeneral advance of twenty
per cent was aigreed to. Tomorrow
each committee will report to the gen
eral bodies. There is no doubt that
the action of the arbitration board will
be ratified.
STRIKERS STILL OUT
Officials of Mine Company Expected to
Refuse Their Request. '
TVilkesbarre, 'Pa., March 15. The
3.000 striking miners of the Susque
hanna Coal Company at Nanticote are
still out, and will not return until the
company grants theiir request! V'rThe
officials of the conrpany have as yet
made no answer to the men, and" it is
expected when the answer is received
it 'will be a refusal. The men say that
many of them have been suspended,
evidently on complaint of the' mine
foremen, and non-union me put tin
their places. 'If the officials refuse to
regard the grievance seriously the
Glen Lyon miners -will probably join
the strikers. . ,
Tlie employes of the A. J. Davis. col
liery, lin 'Warrior Runn, vho struck
Wednesday, today refused the slight
concessions offered by the operators
and today did not return 'to work.-
Another Ellen Peck Victim
New York, March 15. 'Franz Mayer,
who two years ago was the president
of a prosperous sign manufacturing
company, told today in .the Essex 'Mar
ket Police Court how he had been de
frauded of property of the value of
$100,000, practically all he nad, by the
notorious Ellen Peck, "the confidence
queen," and a (gang of swindlers asso
ciated with her. Mayer appeared in
court to prosecute Hugh Mason and
George N. Van Zandt, who, he alleges,
were m-embers of the gang.
'Mrs. 'Peck is in the Tombs under a
sentence of five years for swindling'.
Only a few days ago another swindle,
in which a North 'Carolina farmer was
the victim, was traced to her. Several
other arrests in the Mayer case are ex
pected.
Gatacre Occupies Bethulle.
London, March 15. The following
dispatch from General Roberts has
wSh L ? oTh mte7ntft; 'been received at the War Office:
with a -view to a cessation of hostili- r u 1
Biioemfontein, March 15 7:55, p. m.
5eneral Gatacre crossed the Orange
rivesr and occupied Beth-ulie 'this morn
ing. General Pole Carew, with 2,000
ties. A similar request has been made
to representatives of European powers.
"In communicating this request 'I
m eiskpl to T.nTpr. itli .Vina -f.Vi.it o
way of bringing about .peace mar be of itihe Guards briigade, two guns and
found. 1 will ibe glad to aid in any rt w '"weu lraautry,
frk-ndly manner to bring about so!. . TUree trams tllis morning to
join nanus wimn li-atacre and Clem'
fore 3 o'clock toihiy there was a wry
. . , . 14 J happy a result
7,:: ri::, r??.-luwA l Salisbury, in reply, reouested.8- pas-ea iiietnany at 4:05 p. m.
17 xrr Vaiirager:Mr W(hite to Cnv,ev tne sinf4.re - without meeting opposition. We Qiave
epn-juen atvie to supply from the troops
tne enigine-diriyers, flremea, fitters, mould-
communlciation ,ers smites, carpenters, etc.
1 ' f SmatPr FtiT" rment to the United States for
nks had just made a moftion that rtendly tone -of Its communis
.of
rose
J!""- toay that the govern Z
4 1 T -not propose to accept intervention
ules dekiy in order that he might Xpom anpower in SoutH African af
speak of the Quay case. 'fairs
m r T-m 1 '
jir. tenrosje snowea a great deal
Of feeling, and said that he was con
vinced that there was an effort being
made on the nart of the snatnrc
nosed to the seatln-ir ett Air n,rir. Amendment to the Constitution Pro-
"procrJtJrinute this question" until the1 w VZ 1 HWtWnr
end of tlie session. He made a stron M a-hington, March 15. Beiresenta
appeal Cor permitting Pennsylvania t J6,3 J Km York, chairman of
have two votes in rthe Serati na Tue .tlouse committee on Judiciary and
TO REPRESS MONOPOLIES
n . -I. 1 1 tt .
asked that the Senate fix a time when l"'"ja spec.ai suu-committee
the Quay case might be taken up and ? f ' produced the fol-
Toted upon 1 lowing joint resolution, proposing an
He said that the Senator from New mrw?tn: , ,
IT.LmrhJ- .had in-frm w Vl . Article XM. The Congress shall
did not intend to sneak JZL 7x toj regulate and repress A Centenarian and Toon; Again
Quav case, althou-h he Had" ?usVa eomoi-natlonsi to ere- Ellsworth, Me., March 15.--Nathaniel
stated in the papers that he pronosttl JvLtS c;?1e -corporations and d Is- Bobbins, of -South Deer Tsle. was 100
din Tf Thrt ,Tr4!l- r5 01 U1,r Property; to make all ! rears old Tuesdav. His
to Mr. GaDinger, he ianS oSi SScnfS 1h7fonW x" l'ym -w thS
him whether he intended to sak Z wi nL J Sch je had to wear strong glasses, has' re-
-nd Mr. Gallinger toM Wm thlThe lTtJIJ - tirrned, and now he does nc.t use spec-
not. w 31k Sir "1 .l :Vl " con- tacies, even to read, ia year ago his
friends noted with surprise that new
hair was growing, and now his hither- i
I
Germany Apologizes to England.
London, March 15. In the House of
Commons today Right IHon. William
S t. Joh nlBixxlerick, under secretary of
fcreig naffairs, stated that the repre
sentations which had been made to
Germany regarding the insults to
'British residents of Dresden, the tear
ing down of the Union Jack from "the
Anglo-American Club and the dfsflur
ing of tlie 'English church, had elicited
from that government an expression
of deep regret.
The flag had been restored and the
suspected persons arrested.
Employment for Dewey
Washington, 'March 15.Secretary
Jjong will announce in a few days
the appointment of what he calls a
strategist ''board.. Admiral 'Dewey will
be its president and he 'will have as
sociated with him six other officers.
The duties of the board will be to
keep abreast of all modern improve
ment in ship 'building and naval arma
ment.
Boston, March 15. The Republican
State .Convention for the election of
delegates to the 'National -Convention
will be held in Boston April 26.
Notice of Primary
Raleigh, N. C, March 8th, 1900.
A primary election has been called by
the Board of Aldermen of the city of
Raleigh, to be held Monday, March
19th,. 1900, for the purpose of getting
an expression of the people on the sale
of the present Market House. It is
earnestly desired that the entire vote
of the City be polled, and you are
hereby urged to go to the voting places
in your ward, on 'the day above men
tioned, and by your vote express your
views on this subject. This is an im
portant matter and one which concerns
the Interest of every citizen, ine
method adopted by the board seems
to be fair to all concerned, so do not
fail to avail yourselves of the oppor
tunity how given. We shall expect and
look for you at your voting place on
election day. Tlie following are the
voting places: First and second divis
ions of the First Ward, at the Capital
RnsHnif ."Hmisie: first and second divis
ions of the Second Ward, at the Victor
Engine House; first and second divis
ions of the Third Ward, at Jones'
Warehouse; first and second divisions
of the Fourth Ward, at the City Lot.
A. M. POWELL, Mayor.
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