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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
BARB WIRE FENCES.

Host Dangerous Form Of Tenoe-Em
Use Of q Single wire--A safe Fence.
Barb wire fences have saved millions
u dollars in providing efficient barriers
between grain and cattle fields. But q
serious objection has arisen in tho wounds
which tho decorating barbs infirt on the
animals which csrelossly dash against
them. Their danger arises directly from
their value. Wires without barbs would
not iniict any wounds, and they would
not retard strong and furious animals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
A Boys Fine Cape OYerCOat sold formerly for $780,
NOW $3.S7.ZI
CHIIDREN'S KILT SUITS AY YOUR OWN PRICE.
childrens Jersey Suits Below Cost.

rlS N. B---Lades who have taken advantage OF
purchasing Clothing Children from specially
invite inspect line and prices and we will
make customer of you.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-27
FEEDING FOR BUTTER

More Increase of nuttor Tat Than MIX
Product.
Tho bulletin Of tho Iowa station puts
This matter in tho clearost light and with.
out any ambiguity when it says, THE
lat product was increased to larger ex.
.ont by the feeding than tho milk prod
lct." might have given tho informa-
hon In this respect as regards my COW,
Which has a remarkable ability N en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
WAsHfNGroN AND LEE.
The Baccalnuresto sermon, tho Boat Race
and Other Addresses.

LEXINGTON. VA. June 70. Special
Hot sunshine at noon. cool evenings and
very cool nights; cool shady walks and
bright green lawns. many lovely young
women much gayety ana flirting. and the
sum total Of the beginning ~ the COM
mencement exercises for 1892 90 ~ Wash
lngton and Lee University is told
The first german took place Saturday
night I'm McCrum's Hall from $50 10
u 30 Its beauty consisted I'm the entire
absence Of formality. No dress suits and
no disagreeable evening dresses The
men looked cool and comfortable I'm the
regulation leather belt and negligee shirt.
while the young ladies will not appear
more charming I'm the evening Of the final
ball. when the contents Of the big Sara
tocas' will BE- displayed. than they did
Saturday I'm their plain street frocke.
constructed for comfort. There were I'm
an about thirty couples on the floor and
the german was led by Robert Jordan
and Lacy Robertson. The chaperons We're
Mrs John Carmichael and Mrs. Ned
Graham.
The heat Of Saturday continued over
10 Sunday, vet the Lee-Memorial chapel.
within the University grounds, was we'll
filed yesterday morning az II o'clock
nessee commenced the baccalaureate SER
mon. His text was taken from the 18th
verse OF the third chapter Of Daniel and
he spoke from the subject. Fidelity 10
the Principles Of Duty" The sermon was
exceedingly able AID logical. Astounding
in timely advice TO the graduates and
pointed with practical illustrations His
master Of oratory was most decided
The music was furnished by a special
choir. with Mrs. Or. a. ID. Estell organist.
The Introductory anthem. send out Thy
Light" by Gounod was perfectly rem
dered. Rev. Or. j. William Jones. OF At
larta. Rev Or. Prettyman. OF Lexington,
and Rev Carter Helm Jones. Of Ken
lucky. assisted in the service
At night the gifted young divine Of
Louisville, Ky. Rev Carter Helm Jones.
addressed the members OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. This flour
fishing body Of students turned out I'm fun
force. and appreciated fully the eloquence
OF one OF Nirginia's young sons. who is
rapidly gaining a reputation in the State
OF his adoption. His remarks were hap
PLY chosen and showed an intimate
knowledge OF the character Of the stu
dent. His subject was. "COnsecrated In
divdualty" His comprehensive treat
ment OF II showed power OF thought and
ability.
Visitors on rising this morning could
hardly believe that they had not been
removed during the night and were again
going through the lovely scenes at Old
Point OF few weeks ago. except that
the decorations were OF only two colors
red and blue.
This is the day for the annual boat
race, and everybody wants 10 go wild
with his litue red or hi- little hiuA Gag
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
CHARGED WIN ABDUCrION.
A Steamer Captain Was Too Kind TO tho
Runaways-Ot News.


NORFOLK. VA. June l2-special.-
The police justice this evening Issued
warrants for the arrest Of Captain Cason.
u the steamer New York, and man
named Amos Etheridge. employed upon
the vessel. on the charge OF aiding and
abetting an abduction. man named
Mears OF the Eastern Shore. mas Also
been arrested on the same charge. IL
seems that Addison Boush and Leila Ben
Of Wachaprsgue. Accomac county, leit
Cape Charles for Norfolk, Via steamer
intending 10 20 70 North Carolina and get
married The girls brother was on the
boat. and, when he eudeavored 10 take
charge OF his sister. the captain had
him put under arrest and confined until
the boat reached Norfolk. when he was
released The couple, had escaped 10
Knotts Island y. c., where they were
married.
Judge A. S Watts. Of the Portsmouth
hastings court. granted an Injunction TO-
day 20 Joseph T. Duke and +. J.. Port
lock. road commissioners. and j. n. sam
mons W B. Carney, G. a. Nelson. &. ..
Ives. John NJ. Wiley and Felix Jenning'
road trustees. restraining Charles y.
Foreman. George W. Brown, Nehemiah
Foreman. L. r. Cason and j. +. Cole
man from qualifying as road commits
sion under and by reason Of their pre-
tended appointment as such and that said
parties be also enioned and restrained
from taking or assuming control OF the
county roads Of Norfolk county, or I'm
any way exercising any authority what
ever over the said roads ~ Norfolk
county until the further order Of this
court This injunction IS asked for by the
present board of road commissioners who
have been IN Office for four years under
an act Of the General Assembly. dated
January 26 1892 which requires the court
of Norfolk county 20 appoint at the July
term. 1892. zone road commissioner from
each macistcrial district Of said county
who shall Doe q resident Of and voter OF
said district" thus terms being for one
two and three years respectfully from
July ]. 1898.
Judge Portlock appointed last July
commissioners from Deep Creek. Pleasant
Grove and Washington. but failed TO ap-
point from Western Branch, Tanners
Creek and Butts Road districts, as there
were no petitions signed by fifty free
holders from these districts. as required
by law. In May Of this year commits
sioners were appointed from Butts Road
and Tanners Creek. but no one was
appointed from Western Branch The
hearing will be before Judge Hill, Of the
County Circuit Court.
The Business Mems Association held
meeting tonight and adopted strong reso-
lutions favOrlng the repeal of the Sher-
man Silver bill Speeches were made
by NJ Glennan. a. =. Thon. Joseph Allyn
and others.
officer Fentrls this morning arrested
man named W. S. Taggart, who has been
selling books I'm Princess Anne county
charging him with forging notes I'm West
Virginia 90 the amount Of 5000. He had
been located by West Virginia detectives,
and the arrest was made upon their au-
thority. Taggart was taken 90 that state
this morEing to be tried for forgery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.
The Examining Committee Makes it,
inal Report.

inal Report.
RALEIGH. N. C., June Special
The committee appointed by the Governor
TO inspect the condition OF the State Uni
verslty made their final report to-day of
considerable length On which 70 is SET
forth that the moral and religious tons
OF the Institution is good; that the re.a-
tiors of faculty and students are most
pleasant. and that the health OF the stu
dents the past year was exceptionally
good.
The commencement exercises N che
State Agricultural and Mechanical Col
Iege began to-day. This afternoon the
college was open 20 visitors and the
practical work OF the students WIS on
exhibition. Tonight the annual bacca-
laureate address was delivered by Rev
Henry w Battle, ID. D., OF Petersburg.
Va.
4 srecial from Warrenton says that
Yesterday while Willie Drake Jr.. a son
Of Major ". G.. Drake, was In bathing
with a number Of other young men I'm
Roanoke river at Robinsons Ferry bee
was drowned He attempted to swim
across the river. distance OF three hun
dred Yards, and was taken with cramo
and sank. The body has not yet been
recovered
John Allen Johnston. who was CON
victed I'm the Federal court here last
week OF counterfeiung and resisting or
fcer Upchurch. who tried 10 arrest him.
was sentenced TO ten years in the United
States prison to-day
Governor Carr to-day appointed the fol-
lowing delegates 10 the international
Congress OF Charities and Corrections. to
be held az Chicago. II. w. Patton, or
Asheulle, Donald Gillian. Of Iaro2ro.
c. b. benson. Of Raleigh. ". a. Blair OF
Winston. and Captain j. j. Sawyer, or
AsheVille.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
PATRIOTIC 0DD.FELLOWs.
Memorial Day Observed-Young Logan
Buried-Other News.


ROANOKE. Va. June l2.-Special.-
Yesterday was observed by the odd
Fellows OF Roanoke as a memorial day.
In the forenoon committees from the va
rious lodges and Magic city Encampment
visited the cemeteries and decorated the
graves OF departed brethren with Movers
after which addresses were delivered 10y
Rev. G.. H. Thompson, OF Lee-streel
Methodist Episcopal church. and Key.
G.. IA. Buchanan, Of Nint0n Methodist
Episcopal church, South.
The japanese lantern parade OF the
cycling section of the Y. Nj. &. y. was
a brilliant affair.
The thief who burglarized the resi-
dence OF Professor ". =. Gum. prin-
cipal Of the Radford public school, last
Friday night taking money, clothing ana
a fine gold watch, was caught az Poca-
hontas yesterday. The clothing and watch
were recovered.
Miss Fiay Kochl'r, who was seriously
injured about the neck and arms by
accidental burns at the Columbian Ba-
zaar. has sufficiently recovered TO be re-
moved 10 her home az HagerstOwn.
The remains OF Philip. youngest son
OF Colonel r.. H. Logan. of Salem. who
was drowned I'm Nason's creek az $3.50
Saturday while bathing with a young
companion in a deep place known as
"Rucks Hole were buried from the
Episcopal church OF Salem this morn
ing Philip was a bright boy good
fayorite. and his parents have the sym
pathy OF host of friends here in their
sorrow.
Mrs Annie vs.. Orgain died al a. ~.
yesterday. Her remains were taken 90
LWenburg to-day by her son, Charles
Orgaiu for intermcnt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13

or his big yell and the young ladies' are
Joining in withthem and aiding and abet-
ting Every louise il gayly decorated
while every far maiden Is bedecked with
the ribbon OF her favorite crew. Inc
streets are lined with carriages ana al
kinds OF vehicles covered over win punt
ing. Great arces surmount the pnhcipal
streets and gteways. The race TOOK
plaA on Norti river at O'CLOCK ana
long before thu hour the placid BOSOM
OF the stream reflected the bright races
Of many OF Viglnia's well-known peau-
ties. The cOure is one mile In length
and Is In full vi,w for nearly hair the ms
lance from the Island" 10 the emo OF
the race. The supporters OF the harry
Lee crew, LAT years Yictors, are IN
despair over tie loss Of Roy Mitchel
their stroke, wlo was badly hurt only
few days ago ty falling from a bicycle
Andy Woods. asst years stroke, Is In
waiting 10 TAX his place and no one
knows who will stroke The Albert Sid
ney team are In fine fix, never once
having suffered a drawback from the
time they entered training until they
entered the boa for the race The bets
were all in favr OF the blue OF Albert
Sidney.
The injury Of Roy Mitchell did the
work for the Harry Lee crew and that
game crowd. wia their stroke suffering
from n lame shoulder and face covered
with patches went down In defeat, the
Albert Sidneys winning BY n boat length
and half, the nile being rowed In FOUR
minutes and fory-eight seconds. The
following Is the Albert Sidney crew
Stroke. Avis; thiro, Martz: second. HYATT;
first. Ripy; coxswain. Baker. The Harry
Lee crew were: stroke. Mitchell; x. q.
Ingles, third; Jopeng. second; Mitchell
first: Kennedy Hem, coxswain.
The race was decidedly the pretuest
seen here for years. the boats running
side by side over tfree-fourths the course,
and lighting for tine 10 the end, never
giving down TIN IN, blue Of Albert Sidney
waved under the wire. Roy Mitchell Is
being warmly communicated tonight on
his noble effort tnder trying ciroum-
stances 10 give a god race. as had It not
been for his injury II IS believed the red
would have been an easy winner. The
cup was delivered ,o-nisht at the society
celebration
Among the many young ladies' here
note the following:
Miss Kate Conrad and Miss Annie Con-
rad. Of Wincheste'. Va. Miss Mahood'
Of Washington. y c.; Misses Donna NJ
Purcell. Maury Boyhn, Judklns. Katie
Buford and Estelle Courtney OF Fch-
mond: Miss Haele. Of West virginia
Miss Marie Lewis, Of Clarke county MISS
Mamie Poore. Of Baltimore. Miss Woods
Of Martinsburg. ". Va, Miss Sue Pendie-
ton. Of Winchester; Miss Wexford OF
Richmond: Miss Bena Harrison, or Lees
burg. Va: Miss Ada Radford, Lynch
burg Va. Misses Maria and Belle Ran
son Of Staunton: Miss Wight Of Rich
uond. Miss Norris. Of Charlottesville,
Miss Holly and the Misses Lyle, Of Ken
lucky
4 large crowd IS expected from Lynch
burg and stanton this evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13

Thirteen Delegates Chosen, All FOR Him.
4 BloOdlcss Duel.

DANYILLE. VA. June 12.-special.-
The first county In this section TO elect
delegates 70 the forthcoming State con-
vention was Henry county. At a meeting
held AT Martinsyille to-day thirteen dele
gates were elected-al for OFerrall Tor
Governor
John n. Evans Uolored late Of Nor
folk. was arrested in North Danvllle to-
day. charged with housebreaidnS.
William Davis. who On Fri11y hsn'
last so seriously stabbed w. s. Blackwell
a North Danviue merchant. was to-day
sent on to the grand jury. Bail was re-
fused
Two negro youths named Jim Rowe and
William Gosuey fought an imprompu
duel with pistols in Jacksonville, a nesr,
settlement near DanWlle. to-day. SeVer'
shots were exchanged. but neither beills
erent was injured. The row grew ou
Of gambling. and the fight was after th-
manner OF a regular duel
Cards are out for the marriage ot Mr.
Frank S. Woodson. editor Of the Dan
ynee Register and Miss Nora b. Rice
June Goth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
VIEW RAILWAT PROJEcr
A Meeting OF Railroad Men in Ashe-
NiIIe-Other Matters.

AsHEvILLE. y. c.. June l2.-special.-
Mrs. Burgwyn Maitland who has hal
the MANAGEMENT OF the Maitland School
FOR Girls on French Broad avenue for
the last few years. has returned 20 Balti-
more her former home. Go live. IL rs
understood that her daughters heal h,
on account Of which she came 20 Ashe-
VILE some years ago. has so much i'm
proved that she has been advised that
the return 10 her old home can now be
safely made. Mrs. Maitland will be
greatly missed IN our city where she
had established a school whose reputa-
ton had finally spread beyond the limits
Of the State.
George W Vanderbilt and party are
camping out on Pisgah. The outing will
last two weeks, according 10 the present
programme.
An enthusiastic railroad meeting was
held in the courthouse here Saturday,
and speeches were made by some OF the
most prominent people Of this and ad-
Joining counties, In favor Of submitting
the question OF issuing bonds 10 aid IN
the construction OF the road 20 the people
OF the counties along the proposed route.
The representative from Henderson COIN
" stated that his people were particularly
interested IN the proposed railroad from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
DEATHS.

ADAM-Died. nc $ o'clock p. " Mon
day June II. 1893. JOHN. infant son %
John and Dollie G. ADAM aged four
years and one month.
Funeral from the residence. 3G05 east
Broad street. WEDNESDAY. June 1fth.
at 10 o'clock A. N. %
CUNNINGHAM.-Died. NJ n p. ~.
Sunday. June ~. 1888. FORBES. infant
son OF Frank w. and Sallie 81. Cunning
ham. aged seven months.
Funeral from residence. 2ClS east Broad.
THIS Cruesday) MORNING at o'clock.
pELANEY.-Dled. Sunday. 1880 p. NJ.
az the residence OF his parents, 2io3 east
Clay street. THOMAS EDGAR, infant
son OF W. T. and %. C.. Delaney. aged
seven months and eight days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
4 DEsPEB4Do DIsAPPEARs.
When Walter Skaters Trial Began Tie
Could Not Ice Found.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. june 2.-soe-
cial.-Wdlter Slater. notorious char
acter OF this city. was arrested yesterday
morning for breaking into tine saloon of
j. l.. Wheeler. corner Twenty-thirl and
Warwick avenue. About 10 o'clock slater
who lives over the saloon. went %
side entrance and demanded Wheeler 90
open the door aud let him hav. drink
Wheeler refused WhereupOn slater began
TO batter upon the door. He soon effect
"a an entrance and began 10 appeasn his
anger by demOllshirg everything in the
place. Windows. glasses. decanters and
other bar-r0Om surroundings were broken
into pieces. Wheeler fred several times
upon the invader without hitting him.
When his revolver was emptied he ran
for an officer. who arrested the desperate.
Slater gave bond In the sum ~ so for
his appearance before the police justice
his morning When the court cOnv ned.
however he was not 10 be found, and b.
is thought that n has left the city. Sla-
ter attempted 10 shoot William Turner
here about three weeks ago, and was
under a 500 bond TO keep the peace for
six months. He has figured promin ltly
iu police circles FOR some time. and, II
caught. will bc severely dealt with.
Right Rev. A. W. Randolph, bishop OF
the Southern Diocese Of Virginia was I'm
the city yesterday. and conhr ned class
Of thirteen candidates at ST. PaIls Epis-
COpal church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
CLARKE COUNTY DELEGATES.
All Of the Precincts Except One Go for
O'Ferrall-Other News.

WINCHESTER, VA, June Especial.
The Hon. Holmes Conrad. whose selec-
tion as the Assistant Attorney-Gcnerll
Of the United States was announced IN
The Times several weeks since. left for
Washington on the II a. NJ train to-day.
Clarke county held its gubernatorial
primaries last Saturday. All the precincts
send O'Ferrall delegates except Berry
vile. AT this precinct the vote stood.
Tyler. ~. O'Ferrall. $50. The fight was
an intensely bitter one. and a contes.ing
delegation may be- the result
The Democratic executive committee Of
Frederick county convened in this city
to-day. and fixed the date OF holding the
primaries for this city and county FOR
Monday. July 3lst.
a village camp-meeting is being held
al the fair grounds adjacent 20 this city.
Sam Jones was 20 have been here Satur-
day, but was unavoidably delayed and
will not arrive until tomorrow Rev.
George Stewart preached a sensational
sermon 10 crowd Of about three thou
sand in his stead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
SEXTON WIN NOT RETIRE.
The Resolution Calling Upon Him to With
draw ResCinded

LONDON, June 12.-The conference Of
Irish Nationalist members Of Parliament
was resumed to-day, and after many
hours talk resclnded the resolution adopt
ed on Saturday last calling upon certain
members of the board Of directors Of the
Freeman's Journal, including Mr.. Sex
ton. to resign from the directorate.
Mr. Sexton will not retire from Parlia-
ment now.
The negotiations that have been carried
on between Mr.. Justin Mccarthy and Mr..
I01a Redmond, the Parneu.'e leadc-.
looking TO the release Of the Irish f1ad
now held by Banker Munro Of Paris,
have proved frultless and there will be
no further correspondence on the sub
ject between the rival leaders IL is now
considered that actions in the English
and French courts 10 decide the owner
ship Of the money held in Paris are in
evitable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13

The following complimentary notice OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio is from the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette OF June
5th.
During the month OF April the Chesa-.
peake ana Ohio made the unprecedented
record Of bringing its r.. j.. y. limited
into Cincinnati every day ON time. rms
rs remarkable as the train is run for r.
distance Of S28 miles, from Ne" YORK
% Cincinnati.
In The month Of May the same train
reached Cincinnati twenty-eight days on
time. and the other three days only u
few minutes late never once missing con-
necti0u.
THE Washington Fast Line during the
month Of May reached cincinnati on
dime twenty-five times. and AN average
" fifteen minutes late SIX times.
East-B0und The vestbuled train. leav-
Ing Cincinnati ats AN, arrived az Wash
irrton thirty days ON time. and the F..
r r.. leaving Cincinnati AZ 6i5 +. NJ,
arrived at Washington twenty-nine days
on time. and arrived an New York thirty
days on time, and once about one hour
late
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
Taken TO the Tar Heel State.

Governor Mckinney yesterday granted
a rendition warrant for Jordan Lindsay
upon a requisiuon issued by Governor
Elias Carr. Of North Carolina. Lindsay
who was captured in this city and com
mittcd 20 the jail awaiting the eXtradition
papers. Is wanted in Greensboro. y. c.,
ON the charge Of assaulting John W
Cheek. a policeman Of that place. with
a hickory club.
officer j. W Wilmington. Of Green's
boro. arrived here yesterday and left for
home with his colored prisoner on the
l2.45 T. NJ train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13

u edmond People Join the G. and q. Per.
.'nai Conducted Tour Next Thursday
=. 18Th.
Following are some Of our Richro,s
people who viii take advantage az tbi,
tour. Mrs. Gullaumc. Miss GuWau,re
Miss Maud Miller Mrs Caldwell. Ms
Caldwell Mrs. Hopkins. Hon. r. T. Par.
IRISH and wife, Of Covington. Va. ard
others. Those wishing 10 visit TIE
Worlds Fair under the most favor7bl.
circumstances should apply M once "a
the Chesapeake and Ohio Passenger or.
nee No. SO east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
The First Car Of Peaches.

The competition I'm Georgia Tor peach
shipments this season IS stronger than
ever before. and arrangements have been
made boy the various lines 90 give the
quickest possible movement GO the traffic.
The Richmond and Danvule railroad
seems 10 be ahead on the peach busin
having secured the first car out OF Geor-
gla the present season, and handled the
same from Fort Valley. Ga. 20 New
York. leaving Fort Valley last Fridny
afternoon and delivered in New fork
sunday afternoon. This line has htted
up some superior refrigerator cars Iof
this service. and carries them whlz@ins
over its rails az a high rate OF speed ana
IN perfect condition. much 20 me saii
faction OF the peach-growers ID georgia