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Swears Allegiance to United
States Government
GIVES UP HIS LEADERSHIP
Follows Advloe of Chler Jiullco Arellano
Afler luvtxtlgntliigr Trim Condltloni In
the InlnniU nod KennuiicM Ilnvolutlou
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Washington Aptll 3 Tho wnr de
partment yesterday received Informa
tion from General MncArthur Unit
Agulnahlo lias taken the oath of al
legiance to the United States under the
terms of amnesty offered by General
MncArthur by dheetlon of tho presi
dent The dispatch conveying this In
formation contained much 11101 o than
was given to tho public The portion
withheld related to the future dispo
sition of Agulnnlclo and made sugges
tions as to what thu late chief of tho
Insurrection might accomplish No
official statement could be obtained as
to what llnally would be dono with
the prisoner but It win emphatically
stated that he would be held for the
present but would be granted all pos
sible Immunity consistent with exist
ing conditions General MncArthur
lias hopes that n great deal of may be
accomplished through Agulnaldo Dur
ing the time he has been a prisoner
ho has made pilto a favorable Impres
sion upon General MncArthur
MacArthurs dlspnteh Is as follows
Mnnlln Ailjiitnnt Owiprnl Washington
Since nrrlvnl at Manila AgiilnnMo has boon
at Mnlncnnnn limstlgntliig conditions In
archipelago He hni rolled nlinnst en
tirely upon tbe lnstrurtUc advice of Chief
Justice Arellnno As a result today he
subscribed and snore to the declination on
page 11 of my annual leport
MACAUTIIUn
The oath referred to Is as follows
I heieby renounce all nllcKlanec to any
and all so cnlled revolutionary govern
ments In the Philippine Islands and recog
nize and necept the supreme authority of
tho United States of America therein I do
solemnly swear that I will bear true faith
and nllejrlanoo to that government that I
will nt all times conduct myself ns n faith
ful nnd lnw nbldlnc eltben of tho said
Islands and will not either directly or In
directly hold correspondence with or Rive
Intelligence to an enemy of the United
States nor will I abet harbor or protect
such enemy tlint I Impose upon myself
these voluntary obligations without nny
mental reservations or put pose of e union
so help me God
NEW YORK BOY IS KIDNAPED
f olico Unable to Get a CI110 to tho Whero
nboutfl of tho Youngster
New York April 3 After vainly
running out every clue the police be
came convinced lust night that Willlo
McCormlck Jr a 10-year-old lllgh
bridge boy who disappeared last
Wednesday night is tbe victim of a
kidnaping plot
Police Captain Gannon in discuss
ing the case said 1 am lirmly con
vinced that tbe boy has been taken
by designing persons and tbut be is
being held by them
This boy was never known to be
-away from home over night Ills
habits were good and there had been
nothing to drive him away from home
I am of the opinion that he is being
held here in New York city
Willie is the son of a retired florist
living In Ogden avenue Highbridge
Tho child had 11 sisters His
mother is prostrated from grief and
anxiety and tbe father almost equally
so
To Sell Pacific Short Line
Sioux City April A Washington
special to the Journal says Secre
taries Gage and Hitchcock and the at
torney general the commission ap
pointed to settle the Indebtedness of
the Sioux City and Pacific railroad
have decided to offer tbe road for sale
at an upset price The government
will adopt tho same process as was fol
lowed In tho case of tho Union Pacific
nnd the Kansas raclflc In disposing
of Its Interests In tho property In
Sioux City It is considered that the
prospective bidders are the Northwest
ern tho Illinois Central and Great
Northern
J Greenacro Falls to Make Good
Springfield April 3 When the cir
cuit court met today Attorney Green
acre who represents the Chicago
Teachers federation announced that
be would be unable to follow up the
bribery charges mado by Implication
yesterday when ho sought to secure
admission that 38000 had been paid
by oue Chicago corporation to Influence
tho action of the state board of equal
ization Mr Greenacre btated that
when he entered upon this Hue of ex
amination he did so upon what he con
sidered and sUll believed to be rea
sonable information
MayMarry Slit
Burlington April 3 The Keokuk
presbytery of the United Presbyterian
church yesterday voted to change tho
doctrine so that a man can marry a
sister of his deceased wife This ques
tion has agitated the church for 15
years and Is now being finally voted on
by tho presbyteries In tho United
States The general assembly In Des
Moines In May will finally decide the
question
Murder of Mother and Son nv
Sunbury Pa April 3 A double
murder was committed at Klines
Grove a small village a few miles
Irora this city yesterday Tho mur
derer It Is believed Is John Gullck
aged 32 years Tho victims are his
mother Mrs Amy Gullck aged 08
-years and his brother Philip aged
127 Gullck has disappeared and a
search for him Is being Instituted
Dourer Goe Republican
Denver April 3 Tho city election
has gone heavily Republican tho only
part which Is at all In doubt being
tho mayoralty and some of the mem
bers of tbe council
KEEPING UP NEGOTIATIONS
ltuinlitn Diplomacy Ifrslat In Urging
Mniicliti Inn Agreement I
St Petersburg Apt 11 3 The super
lor councillor of tho Chinese legation
Chu Wo Jtc Is continuing the nego
tiations as charge daffaires regard
ing the Mtiuchiirlaii agreement Tho
llllness of tho Chinese minister Yang
Yu Is now admitted to be due to
apoplexy which will Incnpncltnto
him from work probably for a long
period It Is said that the loss of
half his estate through the destruc
tion of a Chinese bank combined
with political cares is undennlultig
his health
Unofficial observers scarcely under
stand how a doubt can hsslbly bo
entertained abroad thnt China will
ultimately accept the ltusslan condi
tions after It Is apparent that no power
Is willing to forcibly support China
For as It Is urged while Kussln un
doubtedly prefers to carry through Its
plans as made Its diplomatic position
would suffer as little as lLs uiilllarr
position from Chinas refusal to J
repi wnnc uussin regards us moucraio
conditions of withdrawal
VETO IS MODIFIED
Governor Dietrich Itecedo Partially From
lilt Position on Supremo CourtAl
low Communion to Stand
Lincoln April 3 Governor Dietrich
last night piepaied another message
on the appropriations for the supremo
court commibsslon and court and stnto
library clerk hire In It he recedes
from his former postlon by approving
the appropriations for the commission I
deputy court reporter nnd one assist
ant an assistant for the library and
two bailiffs All other appropriations
for cleric hire In the olllces are vetoed
Tho university appropriation was cut
down 000 to meet the proceeds of
the 1 mlll levy Claims of former su
perintendents of state Institutions for
excess salary were also vetoed
A constitutional amendment relative
to the manner of adopting amend
ments was disapproved
ATSUMAROGROWS WARLIKE
Saj Japanese Army Could Drive Kimnhuu
Out of Manchuria I
London April 3 Russias reply to
Japans protest against the Manchur 1
iun convention says the Yokohama
correspondent of the Dally Mail Is re
garded as unsatisfactory and further
vigorous representations will follow
Prince Konoyo Atsumaro president 1
of the house of peers In the course j
of an Inflammatory speech openly dis
cussed the probable results of a wnr
between Japan and Russia and said
that Japan could count upon the
friendly neutrality of Great Britain j
and Germany lie declared that the
United States would not Interfere and
France would only cause uneasiness
by the employment of her Annameso
forces and by a naval demonstration
off Formosa
This he predicted would he tho
limit of French action nnd Japans
vastly superior army would be enabled
without great difficulty to drive Rus
sia out of Manchuria
Ten Killed Iu a Klot
London April 3 The Daily Express
has received the following from Its cor
respondent at Genevn A terrible
riot has occurred at Dlenne in the val
ley of Chamonix owing to tho munic
ipal council selling laud on which tho
pooplo had enjoyed grazing rights
The inhabitants tried to sot fire to tho
town hall and a fierce conflict ensued
between the rioters and police and
gendarmes Ten were killed and 15
wounded
Loader of Mutineers Shot
Cape Coast Castle April 3 The
leader of the men belonging to the
West African regiment who recently
mutinied because thoy wero not re
turned to Sierra Leono at the time
they understood thoy were to be sent
home has been court martialed and
publicly shot The lest of the mu
tineers have been shipped to the
Island of Sherbro 40 miles from
Sierra Leone
Train Itcache McDonald
McDonald Kan April 3 A Burling
ton train arrived at McDouald last
night at 725 tho first train hero since
March 23 The snow plow is digging
east from Bird City Kan through a
drift three and a half miles long
There wore eight days mail express
and merchandise on the train for Mc
Donald Snow on the range Is two
to three feet deep Hard weather
prevails
Miners Aro Looked Out
Ilazlcton Pn April 3 Six hundred
men employed at the Oneida colliery
of Coxe Bros Co have been pcked
out Tho company wants the miners
to report earlier for work but tho
men refuse to do so No move has
been mudo for a settlement
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Prince Louis Napolean has arrived
In Paris on a visit
Earthquake shocks visited a wide
region in southern Hungary and sev
eral houses wore shaken down
Rov J J Faud rector of Cathedral
Episcopal church of Minneapolis died
Tuesday following an operation for
appendicitis
Six dollars and twenty five cents a
hundred pounds was paid at the Union
Stock yards Chicago Tuesday for a
few lots of primo heavy hogs
Tho business portion of Fulton Ark
with tho exception of four stores wns
burnod Tuesday entailing a loss of
550000 with 10000 Insurance
A general suspension of work took
place Tuesday In tho coal fields of
Indiana and several thousand men are
Idle as a result of the failure of the
operators and miners to agree on the
vruge scale for the year
THE NORFOLK NEWS Kill DAY AVUILfi 901
IK HO II
Valet Jones Confesses Murder
of William Marsh Rice
PATRICK THE AROH PLOTTER
WltnoM Declares That the Millionaire
Never Hven Saw tho Aroused Man Hut
nnd Will Woro Horsed
After Klcos Death
New York April 3 Without the
slightest quaver In his well modulated
voice iiihI displaying no butward sign
of rcgiet or remorse Charles 1 Jones
secretary and valet to tho lato Will
iam Marsh Rice yesterday confessed
under oath that he had ended tho life
of his employer and benefactor with
chloroform
Tlie colli esslon was the climax of a
remarkable recital In which was lnld
haro the details or an alleged subtle
conspiracy which had for Its object
the seizure of 3000000 In cash and
negotiable securities and tho conver
sion of 3000000 In realty to the uses
of the alleged chief conspirator Al
hert T Patilck
It was Patrick he said who con
ceived the Idea of forging a will and
forging trausicrs and conveyances It
was Patrick who Induced two persons
to witness the forged signature It
was Patrick who determined that Rice
should die and it was Patrick Mho
Bought to lutvo him killed slowly and
then becoming Impatient determined
upon quick action And according to
Jones remarkable as It may seem
Rico never knew Patrick during ills
lifo time and never saw him but
once Jones testified that on
the day of Rices deatli
deatii he told Patrick that Rice seemed
to be better According to the wit
ness Patrick then gave him a bottle
of chloroform told him to saturate a
towel with it and to place the towel
over Rices face for about 30 minutes
Continuing Jones said I did as
Patrick told me and loft Mr Rices
room for alwut half an hour llien
I sent for Dr Curry When Dr Cuny
came Patrick said My God doctor
that Is the worst thing that could
have happened to me
Jones testified that the checks for
25000 and 135000 respectively on
Swenson Sons and the Fifth Avenue
Trust company were made out after
Rices death
Patrick accused by the witness of
being tlie arch criminal listened to the
with attention and occasionally made
notes Not oven the remarkable wit
ness on the stand was more cool calm
and collected than this remarkablo
prisoner Patricks hnnd was steady
and firm He displayed neither anger
fear nor resentment When Jones
reached the description of the murder
of tho sleeping man Patrick merely
stroked his board and leaned back
In his chnlr apparently slightly bored
by the recital of the details
Illuo May Succeeil Kiuns
Topeki April 3 It is believed
among Republicans here that Colonel
It W Blue
will be appointed commissioner of
pensions in place of II Clay Evans
Congressman Curtis who lias returned
from Washington said that the
choice was between Colonel Blue and
State Senator Carpenter President
McKinley has agreed to appoint tho
commissioner from names submitted
by tho Kansas delegation and the
names of Blue and Carpenter are the
only ones being considered Congtess
nian Curtis says thnt II Clay Evans
tho present commissioner will proba
bly be made minister to Japan
Trap Shooting Tournament
New York April 3 Only one event
of importance was on yesterdays pro
gram at the annual trap shooting tour
nament nt Interstate park This was
the Nitro Powdcr handicap at 16
birds Two hundred entries were re
ceived up to noon and only one man
failed to toe the mark When all of
them had finished the first round of
tho four traps It was found that over
00 had killed four straight Out of the
big Held of li0 starters only 31 suc
ceeded in killing 10 birds straight
Pralso Agulnaldo Condomn Funston
Austin Tex April 3 The house of
representatives today lefernsl to the
committee on federal relations a res
olution introduced by Phillips con
demning General Funston and tho
government military authorities for
the capturo of Agulnaldo and charac
terizing Agulnaldo us tho George
Washington of the Philippines A
substitute resolution praising General
Funston for his bravery and congrat
ulating him on the success of his ef
forts was ruled out of order
Earl LI Returns to Shanghai
Tleu Tsln April 3 LI Hung Chang
with his bodyguard Is returning to
Shanghai He Is Indisposed Steam
ers are detained at his disposal and
he Is expected to arrive here Thurs
day
A company of Germans defeated 1
000 Chinese robbers Marcli 31 seven
miles north of Tien Tsln killing 11 and
wounding 50 It is reported that a
dozen foreigners wero co operating
with tho robbers Tho Germans cap
tured 30 carts and a gun
Antarctic hblp Is Luuurhed
Kiel April 3 The bliip built for the
use of the German Antarctic expedi
tion was launched yesterday In the
presence of Count
secretary of tho Interior nnd
other officials Professor von Klchtho
fen brother of tho secretary of state
for foreign affairs in behalf of Em
peror William christened tho vessel
Gauss In honor of tho famous Ger
man mathemuUciuu and scientist of
J that name
RESULTS IN MISSOURI
Itcpulilli in Kind lhrli Candidate In
Mnron and Carrollliiu
Kaunas City Apill it- Following aro
results of Missouri elections
Columbia Moss P Im her Don
elected mayor entire Democratic
ticket elected
W P Cave Dem Heeled
mayor Deinociats elects entire ticket
Jefferson City -Democratic ticket
headed by Al C Slump for mayor
elected
Ned n I hi Democratic ticket elected
nil candidates except one Republican
nldorman
Trenton Independent ticket elected
defeating regular Republican ticket
Klrksvllle T J Doughertyf Rep
elected mayor Republicans elected
all but three city olllcern
Carrollton The Republicans elected
mayor and four other city officers
Macon Republicans elected all their
candidates except one councilman
Wnrronshurg The Mill re Democrat
ic ticket headed by George W 1 1 nut
for mayor elected
Tnplln The Democrats elected their
entire city ticket headed hv John C
Trigg for mayor except police Judge
WYNETT IS RE ELECTED
ltcptilillcmi Claim In IliirnliiWnttiin
liliTli n Iteptilillrnn Miivor ly Alnjoi Ity
of OiioOtlior HeMiltn In Nebriialm
Lincoln April l Mayor Hudson J
Wynclt Rep was re elected yester
day by a majority slightly exceeding
the normal Every other Republican
city candidate Is elected The Re
publicans make n gain of one excise
man have live of the rpvcii council
men and have probably made a clean
sweep of all the wards a gain of one
councilman
In the smaller towns of tho state
with a few exceptions pinty lines worn
not drawn the Issue being the licens
ing of saloons At Wahoo the Repub
licaii nominee for mayor was adopted
by a majority of one together with a
malorlty of tho candidates on that
ticket
Plnttsmouth elected a Republican
city attorney a Dcmncintlc chief of
police and a majority of the Demo
cratic counclltnen
At Hastings It Is nearly an even pllt
between the Republicans and Demo
crats
TTiimbolilt nfter being without sa
loon for four yours elected a license
board as did Nelson nnd Hebron
Reaver City Stronmhurg and St Ed
ward voted against license
CITIZENS BRING ROPES
Cull u Unit on KiiiifliiY City Alilormou
Irantlng 1riiiirlilHtm
Kansas City April At a meeting
of the council of Kansas City Kan
last night home measures granting val
uable 1nmclilses to the Metropolitan
Street Railway company were up for
consideration The balconies were
crowded with citizens who oppose the
measures and when the franchise
committee reported favorably upon the
bills the crowd surged upon the floor
of the chamber and only the more con
servative element saved the council
men from violence Ropes were In evi
dence and serious trouble was Immi
nent for a time Action on the meas
ures was deferred until the next meet
ing of the council but before adjourn
ment the protesting citizens compelled
each councilman to stand on a table
and swear that he would vote against
the granting of the franchises and tho
mayor was forced to swear that he
would veto the measures If passed
Gage lltijn Short Term Honda
Washington April X The secretary
of the treasury lias bought in New
York tKM0 of short term bonds
for the sinking fund The tender of
the bonds was In accordance with Sec
retary Gages announcement that he
would buy up from tlmo to tbno the
short term bonds at an Investment
rnte realizable to the Investor who
buys the new 2 per cent should the
market price for the new 2s remain
on the present basis
Printers of Iouii to Meet
Des Moines April 3 A call has been
Issued for a state meeting of the Iowa
Printing Tiades association In Sioux
City ut the time of the meeting of tho
State Federation of Labor May 7
next The call Is issued by J P
Byrne president of the association
and it includes five unions only but
these arc sulHcient to guarantee u
large attendance
Colorado Ieglnlaure Adjourn
Denver Apill The legislature
finally adjourned shortly after n
oclock The session expired by con
stitutional limitation at midnight
Republican members entered protestn
against all measures enacted after
midnight Including the new revenue
bill claiming that thoy aro Invalid
under a decision of the supreme court
Governor Allen to Iteilgn
Washington April 3 Whllo Got
ernor Allen of Porto Rico who sailed
Monday from San Juan on tho May
flower for Hampton Roads has not
formally submitted his resignation so
far as can be learned his f Honda hero
would not be surprised If he decided
not to return to Porto Rico
lioon Wreck a Truiu
Newcastle Natal April 3 The
Boers derailed and wrecked n train
near Mount Prospect Subsequently
General Campbells column attacked
them nnd heavy fighting ensued Gen
eral Campbell being at a disadvantage
owing to the mist on tho hills The
result Is not known here
r
Urltltli Capture Doer Imager
Blocmfontein April 3 By u night
surprise the Brltinh captured a lauger
of GO Boers near Rosenborg between
i Brandfort and Saltpan Orange River
Colony
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