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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

The Commander-in-Chief of the Cuban
Eeb~l~ prscrib,s tho fight

The Commend of the Cuban
Seb~l~ Describes tho Fight.
4 dispatch from Nassau. y. p, to the
New \ Ork Herald says.
Adylcos received here to-day from
Herald correspondent IN cuba. dated Las
Tunas. May 29th SAYS that a sudden in-
crease in the strength OF the rebel move
ment Was apparent in Hoquin. Puerto
Principe and Santa Clara at Somoz's ap-
proach and was accompanied by great
alarm among thr Spanish. Gomez was
cncamped lr the Almllui mountains near
SAN Andres four days ago. having quite
recovered from his wounds received in
bis last gallant charge at DOS Rios.
succceded in again reaching Gomezs
quarters and obtained an Interview with
him. / found him surrounded 10y his
staff and nficen hundred or two thous-
and men. he appeared sad and care
worn. TEARS stood i'm ihis eyes when
Narii Was mentioned. He said.
Ell Maru had remained with me he
might be alive to-day. but the Interests
OF the revolution demanded his presence
abroad He had hardly commenced his
Journey toward the coast 10 embark for
jamaica when ne fcll into an ambuscade
and was treacher0usly killed. virtually
massacred with almost his entire staff.
hy Colonel SahdoNdt troops Whith were
six 10 one. lie was a martyr, like CrOm-
het 20 the cause. but they We're brave
bows. noble heroes. and II 1 live I shall
avenee them both when We triumph.
Neither of them died in vain. and though
myself Maceo, MassO. Guerra and others
equally brave may fall the cause of libor-
~ will not lack its Bolivar its Wash
ineton. its san Martin. The outlook is
too bright for that
Already in the province OF Puerto
Principe two thousand men are under
arms. and Sancta Spiritus and Santa
clara are responding nobly. Before TWO
voare we will enter Havana in triumph
fhe republic viii be- an accomplished fact
ana the people Of cuba. grateful TO
Narti for giving Ills HE and labor TO
,hc cause OF liberty VIII erect a monu-
ment 10 his memory. and at It's unveling
var,i looking down from the celestial
bsichts I'm spirit. will Join with the sur
vivors OF the struggle In crying Viva
Cuba Llbrc'
"shortiy after MART had departed l
,eard heavy firing i'm his direction. lie
had only a small force. expecting 10 meet
pendera or Rodriguez. At the first sound
- an engagement B0rrero hurried TO the
scone struck camp and followed In
e. rear hut arrived too late. Marti had
aiready been killel and the whole advance
eolumn had been swept away MaTsi iay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
CdBELL-sCOIT WEDDING
The Bride, Miss Ethel Scott, Of New York

Ni1W YORK. June Especial The
drawing-rOOms Of Mrs James Scoft,s
town house, az $50 Firth avenue were
transferred into doral bowers to-day the
furnishings being completely hidden be-
hind palms, orchids, ana roses of various
species. the occasion Of this being the
marriage Of her daughter. Miss Ethel
Scott TO MIR. j. Aston cabell, OF Rich
mond, Va.
The ceremony was performed at
O'Clock this afternoon by Rev. Or. Charles
X. Treat, i'm the front draWing-room.
The young couple stood in a bower Of
tropical plants, directly under large
cancGy composed Of pure white flowers.
The affair was semi-priyate, there be-
ing neither bridesmaids nor ushers. MIR
j. Frederick Tams the uncle of Miss
Scott. gave the bride away. slr. Julian
Cabell. brother Of the groom, oAiciated
as best man.
only a few intimate friends and near
relatives were present.
Air. and Mrs. caDell left tonight for
short tour, after which they go 10
Richmond. where they will reside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
DdFIDsON COIIEGE.
The Orati on Was Delivered by Dr. j. Ali
son Hodges. of Richmond

DAVIDSON, y. c., June 12-Special-
The commencement exercises at Davidson
College opened this morning with the lar
gest crowd present ever seen here Num-
bers Of prominent men from this and
other states are present.
The annual 0ratiOn WAS delivered this
morning by DR.. j. Allison Hodges. Of
Richmond, and was upon the tendencies
OF the tines educated young men. and
the hope OF the South.
The speaker held the crowd spoll-bound
for an hour and half Everybody
deems 10 the best speech ever heard here.
u was fnli Of thought and eloquence.
Rev W. NJ. Wood. OF statesyllIe. n. C..
says IL Is the best he has ever heard
anywhere.
The alumni address was delivered this
afternoon by James W. Osborne assis-
tant district attorney Of New York citv
IL was fun Of vim and enthusiasm. logi-
cal reasoning, and beautiful language
The orations before the literary societies
come of tonight
There are twenty-nine students I'm the
senior class who will graduate to-mor-
row.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

The State Will Make "a Good Showing at
Atlanta.

RALEIGH, y. g.. June i2.-Special.-
Nice-President A. b. Andrews. OF the
Southern railroad, went before the Board
OF Agriculture to-day 10 discuss the mat
ter OF transporting the North Carolina
exhibit TO Atlanta. The Coast Line and
SclbOard Air Line also made propositions.
one road wishes TO take the forestry
exhibit, another the mineral ana the
other such exhibits as Illustrate It's lines.
and each road wishes 10 make these
exhibits In it's own building.
If nothing prevents, North Carolina WIFI
make "A fine exhibit at the Atlanta Tx
position after all.
Minister Ransom. IL Is said. has indei-
nitely postponed his trip 10 Asheville. lie
Is now In l.enoir. and from there viii
go to Blowing Rock.
Democratic State Chairman pou. II is
said. Is being strongly urged TO call bis
committee together. so II can call sill
yer convention on the same plan as the
Illinois one. what will be tine outcome
remains to be seen.
cApTAiN vAwTER's ADDRESS.
Last night at the A. and NJ College here
Captain Charles T.. Nawter principal of
the Miller Manual Training School. Of
Crozet: Va, delivered the annual address
before the graduating class. n was a
fine effort, and Captain Nawtcr captured
his audience completely before he had
been before them many moments
The graduating class this year numbers
twenty-five. AT $50 tonight the faculty
extended "A reception to the graduating
class.
More buildings are needed here before
next session, for the $50 students there
this session were crowded. 4 chapel and
an armOry are badly needed. During the
vacation, a 2l-room dormitory will be
built
Several building and loan associations
have applied TO the Secretary Of State to
refund their license taxes, and announc-
ing their intention to withdraw from this
State
CAMPBELL OF CHEROKEE.
Campbell. OF Cherokee. who figured so
cOnspicuOUsly here In the Legislature last
winter. and later as "A member OF the
Arlington Triangle" is back here 20 at
tend the adjourned meeting Of that won
derful body.
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rree Silver in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. June l2--Phila-
ddphia's lrea-silvcr men, who have r.
Gently made large claims OF t<'ir
strength in his city. got together to-
DAY at the Office OF Wharton Barker's 5
paper The American, and organized the
Bimetalllc Association, which. In the
words Of Mr.. Barker, will declare hos
tilities upon the sound-mo1ey party"
EXultant kilograms announcing the for
nation OF the association. were sent &C.
the Bimetallic C0nv sntiOn. at Memphis.
and 10 the United States Senator Jones.
ad dsising hem OF action in favor OF BIZ
me allism taken here by an influential
cody OF citizens. already numbering sew
eral men, merchants, professional men
AMI wage-earners, employed in mills aid
factories.'
The organizers Of the movement include
a number of leading business men,
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IHETR FTFfr-FfRsT LNyIVERs6RY.
Tho Grags Veteran Association Celebrates
the Day Mt BlandOn Park.

The members OF the Grays Veteran As
sociati1n and Of Company "A" Gti,hnOnd
Gray0. First Regiment Infantry COM
manded by Captain .. Gray BossieuX
First Lieutenant J. IL. GOOde and Second
Lieutenant r. l.. Jeter went 20 Blandon
Park. near the new reservoir. yester-
day morning TO celebrate the hfty-hrsi
anniversary of the association in an APP
prOpriate manner.
The day was spent I'm outdoor sports
OF Various kinds. and lunch was served
at II o'clock. while a tempting dinner,
consisting Of brunswick stew and other
dolicdcies. was partaken u about 3
o'clock in the afternoon. Among the iu-'
vitcd guests present were Brigadicr-Gen-
eral a. l.. Phillips. Lieutenant Colonel
George Wayne Anderson, Lieutenant-C0l-
onel James r. Branch. Captain Julian H.
Tonnant. Major -. A. Kugk. Captain
Teasler Lieutenant j. r. Knight, Third
Cavalry. u. ;. A.. and others.
The two rival mines Of Company "a"
played two interesting games OF bail
The first game resulted In score OF u
10 II, In favor OF Sergeant Baptists team.
The battcriss IS Were Baptist and Rasberry.
Forbes and Phillips.
The second game was a hotly contested
game from beginning to end. The game
was called az the end of the sixth inning
on account Of darkness. The score by in
nings was as follows:
Sergeant Baptist's team, ....01014O-6
Sergeant Forbes team. .......OOOff3s
The batteries We're Baptist and Strlnge.
Forbes and Phillips. Captain c. Gray
BOssleuX acted as umpire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
WASA CASEOF NECESSITY" "
President Debs Broke His Parole, But Says
il Was Not Whisky.
MEYER BROKE HIS WORD BEFORE y
He Says He Was III. But HE Condition
Showed Plainly that He Had been In
toxicatcd-Or for - Six Months' So
journ at Woodstoek--The off'cers.

CHICAGO. ILL, June i2.-Eugene V.
Debs has turned up. He walked into the
United states Marshals office at il:l5 this
morning. and said he was III yesterday
afternoon, and could not return at
o'clock. as promised. He told the Marshal
this was the first time he had broken his
word TO any man, and he felt the DIS
grace. although he would not ADMIT ne
had been intoxicated. His condition. how
ever. spoke for itself, and Marshal Ar
mold was too kind-hearted TO make his
prisoner feel more uncomfortable by
asking questions.
In the custody OF chief Deputy United
States Marshal John 4. Logan. and sur
rounded by few intimate friends. Eugene
V. Debs was taken on street-car 10
tho Chicago and Northwestern depot at
i:3O this afternoon. and placed on sboari
a train for Woodstock. fifty miles distant,
where he will spend the remainder OF mis-
six months term of Imprisonment
Martin J. Elliott. the American Railway
Union director. who was late In arriving
from his home in Mahoning, Pa, ac-
companed the labor leader 10 serve the
rest OF his term on this sentence
Debs few hours Of rest In the Federal
grand-iury room made different man
of him by train time. He was mirthful
and passed all inquisitlve remarks with
a laugh. while adhering half seriously TO
his original story Of the sickenlng GU
cumbers.
ut was case Of necessity" said he,
as he bade goodbye 20 n group OF admir-
ers at the depot. Il never broke my
word before
Lester G. Hubbard. who is held by the
Marshal responsible FOR behS' moral
lapse was conspicuous By his absence.
George w. Howard. the American Rail-
way Union ylce-president, who did not
want 10 serve his sentence with his for
mer colleagues, was taken by Marshal
Arnold this evening 10 the county JAN
at Joliet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

among human bodies and dying horses in
narrow ravlne. The ambush was so
well chosen that II was impossible Tor
us 10 make concentrated attack. we
were surrounded. / received sight
wounds. but enough TO make me dizzy.
BOrrerO saved me- and We finally broke
through the Spanish lines and retreated,
leaving Martis body on the field
"Rccrossing the river. We rested and
buried one OF my aides de camp, which
started the rumor Of my own death. we
procured medicine for the wounded and
resumed our march. 1 shall remain In
the vicinity FOR some days to confer with
the chiefs around Hoiquin and Las Tunas,
and I expect TO have a conference with
Antonio Maceo before making our final
break for Camaguey.
ut Is reported that our friends In New
York are sending a new delegate to take
Mart's place. lie viii probably stop in
Jamaica. What they should send us Is
munitions We have plenty Of men and
arms enough. If munitions were plentiful.
TO capture all the rifles necessary from
the enemy. ! am exercising the supreme
military command on the island. Antonio
Maceo has fun charge IN Santiago pro-
vince. He has my entire confidence
MassO IS in cooperation with him as my
chief OF STAFF and personal representa-
tive. Reports Of differences between my
self and either of them are false.
'The report that Hayu is assisting us
is also untrue. ] declined President HIP
polyte's indirect but courteous ovcrtures.
The report that the Standard Oil Com
pany is assisting us is a canard. Campc4
attempt TO prevent the uprising I'm Cam
aguey failed Even Marcos Garcia is
about 10 repudiate his neutrality. owing
TO CampOs' slowness in giving the
promised reforms Campos must soon ac-
knowledge his failure and return 10 Spain
shorn Of his former prestige. lie attempt
cd too much A"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
.nonBisnoP IntLAsD,s sKnmose
Mastery Enort-The Public school
Question.

SOUTH BEND. IND. June i2.-The ser
mon preached by Archbishop ireland
upon the occasion Of the golden Jubilee
Of Notre Dame University yesterday was
a mastery effort.
The speaker took occasion 10 bring up
the public school question, which he
treated IN most liberal manner. He
regarded the free schools Of America as
grand Institutions, and regarded the ab-
sence Of religious training necessary un-
der the prevailing conditions.
cables and kilograms from Cardinal
Gibbons. honsignor Satolli. and other
notables were also read.
Several thousand guests have already
arrived, and they continue 70 come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

Employees VIII be Placed Under the CLASH
fed Service

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June R-The
arrangements have about been perfected
to place employees Of the Government
printing Office under the classified service
Rules will have to be formulated In re-
gard to the force 10 be employed az every
session of Congress upon the Congress
s0nal Record.
Upon the adjournment of Congress the
compositors on the record will be drop
ped. They will continue on the eligible
list for one year. and upon the reassem-
bling Of Congress can apply for reinstate-
ment within that time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
10 EHLCI ana cOfION MN.
Roanoke Rapids Power Company Perfected
Their Plans for Ono.

WELDON. y. c.. June 12.-SDecial.-
The Roanoke Rapids Power Company
had an Important meeting az their works.
near here, yesterday, and met again to-
day at this place.
Among the visitors present were WIN
thrOp chanler. J. Armstrong Chanler,
W. @. Maxwell. OF New York. j. NJ Null
len, w NJ. Hahlistou. Petersburg, Major
Thomas l.. Emry and &. +. Maxwell,
resident managers.
The directors expressed themselves as
highly pleased withtthe progress made
so far, aud discussed matters looking
TO a still further development
about perfected plans FOR the largest cot
ton mill in the State. The work IS ser-
tainly being pushed forward rapidly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
rnErE MORE cOIIMA sURyIyoRS.
Landed at Manzsni,lo, Cal--Csred for by
Indians.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.-A specIaI
TO a morning paper from Manzanilio
says. "a letter received by the agents
of the Pacific Mail Company here states
nat two women and one man, snp.
wrecked passengers Of the Colima. landed
at Landgastarilla. fifty miles southeast OF
Nanzanillo. May 29th, had been cared LOT
nv the Indians. They are now ON theii
way TO Manzanilo on mules. The party
are an Americans. The story Is corrobo-
rated by the customs collector here.
The main office I'm this city says that
information Of the rescued party has not
vet been received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

NEW ORLEANS. La. june l2.-At an
early hour this morning the jury in the
case of Councilmen T.. Il. Cauihcld and
Thomas Haley. charged with attempted
cxtortion of bribcs for contract privileges
from Superintendent Marshall. OF the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany. returned a verdict of guilty.
An appeal will be taken to the Supreme
Court. 'rhis makes four cOuncilmen at
present I'm Parish prison. convicted Of
municipal corruption.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

He IL 10 be One OF the Managers OF the
White snlphur.

Colonel A. w. Archer. OF the Exchange
Hotel, was yesterday notified by tele-
gram that he would be associated with
Mrs. j. l.. Eubank In the management OF
the White sulphur Springs this season.
The company that owns the White Sui
phur have been casting about for some
time. trying 10 find a competent manager
for the springs. In the selection OF Colo
gei Archer the company has secured
hotel manager OF long diversified. and
successful experience In running hotels.
Colonel Archer will leave for the White
Friday. He will return every week or
so to look after his business at the
Exchange Hotel.
The season at the White this year prom
ses 10 be a very successful one. and
one thing is certain--that Colonel Archer
will leave nothing undone that can add
TO nhe comfort and pleasure OF MS
guests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
United Press Direcinrs-

CHICAGO. ILL. June 12-At the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the United Press
board OF directors, held al the office OF
the company in this city to-day. l..
Clarke Davis Of the Public Ledger, Phila-
delphia, and George Bleisten, ~ the
Buffalo Courier. and president OF the
New York Associated Press We're chosen
directors to MI vacancies, and Milton.
McRae. Of the Cincinnati Post, was eject
cd yice-pres-dent
Frederick @. Mason. OF New York, was
elected assistant secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
VIII No, be Permitted TO Land

SAN FRANCISCO CAL. June 12.-Thc
steamer Belgic. due from China and Ja-
pan next Saturday. has on board a num-
Der OF japanese who will not be per-
mitted TO land. A contractor named
Schono made confession. which proves
that the Japanese on board the Belgic
are sent here by 4 Yokohama hotel keep
or. who is IN the business OF supplying
cheap labor to California syndicates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

NEW YORK, June 12.-After TWO al
journmcrts the trial Of captain Joseph y.
Eakins. Of the Mercer-Street station. was
finally begun before the Police Commits,
sioners this morning on charges presented
by the Parkhurst society. lie mas ASKED
to be retired. but the Police Board denied
his application, I'm view OF the charges
made against him. lsakins has been on
the force since 1858, and captain since
1873
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

PROVIDENCE. X. L.. June i2.-The Ex-
ccutive Board OF the Olncyville strikers
authorize a denial Of the story that the
strike has been declared of.
The evident intention of the strikers
Is 10 go to work in all save the Atlantic
and Fletcher mills, and draw on the
operatives outside OF those mills for
financial help.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

LONDON. June 12.-The bankruptcy
court to-day issued receiving order
against Mir. William O'Brien ~ .onse-
ouence Of his failure 10 satisfy The judg
n eni obtained against him by Mr.. Patrick
A. CLANCY. VI. T., for legal services
rerdel ed IN Mr.. O'Brien's action for libel
AGAINST Lord Salisbury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

notes under proper restrictions. and look
upon free coinage OF silver at rs TO 4 as
suicidal though favOring the use q both
gold and silver as money II parity can be
maintained.
\ resolution favoring the location OF an
ass .stant United States Treasurer at sa-
vanrah Will be adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
Is Miss willard About to We'd?

LONDON. June l2.-The Mascot says
il is ruluorcd that Miss Frances T.. VIII
lard president of the Woman's Chris,
usn Temperance Union. who is now in
England is about 10 be married 10 an
Fnglishman of wealth, position. and
prominence In reforms. This is a re
vival of ruInor that was in circulation
nlnnl a month ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
CFoLED IHRoOGn AKMnNIA.
In Search of Frank G.. Lent. Latter Muir
dered by Outlaws.

ALTON, Ill. June l2-W. J.. Satch-
loben 'cyclist. who is searching for
Frank G.. Lentz. writes TO his parents i'm
this city, ia letter received yesterday,
that he has penetrated TO the heart OF
Armenia, and has established the fact
that Lcniz was murdered by outlaw
Kurds
lie will undertake to procure the body
and bring IL 10 America.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
WEATHER FoRECAs~.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June i2-For
Virginia: Increasing cioudness and ihow-
ers. followed by fair. stationary tempefa-
ture: southeriy winds.
For North Carolina: Fair: stationary
temperature: southeriy winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

TOPEKA. KAN. June l2.-Jerry Simp-
son has been forced TO abandon his lee
turing tour In covered wagon across
the country 10 Topeka, on account OF
the rains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
Naval Notes.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June l2--The
coast defence vessel Amphitrite arrived
az Hampton Roads this morning from
Port Royal The training ship Alliance
left Hayre for Gibraltar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

PARIS. June l2-Mme. Amelot who
murdered Able de Broglie on May ntn
by shooting him with revolver, VIII hot
be tried for her crime. she having been
officially declared insane.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13

At an early hour this morning there
vas no change H. che condition OF Major
Poe lie was resting quietly. and his
physicians were IN close attendance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
RANGE or THERMOMETER

Following was the range OF the ther-
mometer at The Times office yesterday:
. A: M: "a; " A.; sl M. ~
Apsraaa sGl--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-13
FREDERICh OHL DIES.
Princeton Student Who Was Shot by Ne
gro Succumbs to Hts Injuries.

PRINCETON. y. j.. June l2.-Frcder-
ick Ohl. the Princeton student VINO was
shot Saturday night by a negro named
Collins. died at the hospital early this
morning.
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Ihe Gearaia bankers.

SAVANNAH. GA. June l2.--The GeOr-
vick to-day. They favor State bank