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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
A SMALLPOX SUSPECT.
THEALBEMA RLEA UTH0RTTfES IA w
TAKEN PREcA U7IONS.
To Prevent Its sprrad-Tbe Brave Act OF
Pbyslcian--ILe West Hanover Pfesby-
tery-Frult Not Damaged.

CVARI OTTESVILI4E. VA. May Il
soecial.-Dr. ]. william Jones, Colonel
q G. Wertenbaker. and Sergeant James
Perley left Yesterday for Houston ieN"s'
TO attend the reunion OF the Confederate
veterans OF Texas.
Rcports from the various fra.t-raisefs
81 MA counfv are very encouraging. ana
tho prospects are fine for fruits OF al
kinds. The report that the frost hai
killed the fruit Is a mistake fIul'-
growers say the pippin and winesap trees
are very full. and that small fruits s"ch
rs cherries. grapes. etc, are abuhudhl'
Tho crop OF strawberries Is extra lalS''
and our market is already iuli, prices
ranging from ten to twenty cents per
quart 80, ...
Mr. 4. !. Ford OF Richmond. will soon
commence the erection Of a nnc summer
residence near Crozct.
Work on the Frys-Spring line OF the
CITY and Suburban Electric Railway u
progressing rapidly. and cars VIII be
running over 70 by the middle o. June
The West Hanover lrcspyiciy VIII 'ns''
An the Presbyterian church Of this CITY
at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow Inc op5'',
OF The meeting Is the examination anu
liconsurc Of J. NJ. Blair OF 'oVcsVlii',
Mr. Blair IS a son Of the Rev. baniel
blair of Covesvilc and Is student OF
the Theological Seminary, az LOUISVILLE
BRAVE PHYsIcIAN.
Dr. Robert 5. Brakeman. 81 Stratford,
Conn. a medical student OF the univer-
sitv Of virginia. has volunteered 10 al
tend the negro smallpox suspect VINO Is
located some distance outside OF the cor
porate limits. I'm the county Of Aipenarie'
lie has been given tent. ana VIII take
charge of the case to-day
AMpLr PRECAUTIONS rATyN
The city and county authorities held
"A meeting al the cOurt-house yesterday
for the purpose Of taking action 10 rel
crcnce 10 the smallpox suspect IN the
ocunty The result Of the meeting was
that both city and county will unite in
precautions TO prevent the introduction
OF smallpox in the city or county. ana
that II the suspected case proves 10 be
smallpox, strict quarantine viii he ~
once enforced 10 avoid its spreading The
house which tho colorci man Is sick az
is under 4,u1rd, Mayor Patton has
issued special order. requiring all the
citizens of the city 90 De vaccmatcd by
the 18th. or submit themselves to fine OF
not less than one dollar or more than
ten dollars.
AVoIuEE woNASs rDIT;oN.
on May 29th. under the editorial charge
Of Mrs A. n. futile. ana Mrs. W. T..
Peters. of the University of Virginia, the
Daily Progress will issue womans cii-
ton. the entire proceeds from which VIII
be devoted 10 the Piedmont Hospital.
The issue. no doubt. will be quite at
tractivc. especially ON account Of it's lit
erary merits. as IL Viii contain great
deal OF original matter from the best
talent. among the ladies Of the city and
the University of Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
gu,nel 70 Death

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. May ~ On
Sunday morning Gate city suburb OF
was visited Dy fire. in which
two unknown men persisted The ,harred
trunk and arm and skull of one was an
that was left Of them Two women
are missing and are believed 10 have
been in the building. The identity Of
none OF tho unfortunates have been re-
veaied, ana possibly never viii, as o.
is not known exactly who were IN the
building 40 the time Of the ire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22

BERLIN. May 2.-Thc bimetallic reso-
tuition which recently passed the upper
horse Of the Prissan Diet. was carried
I'M the lower house to-day 10y large
majority. \ Centrist amendment, pro
posinc 10 omit the words with the ulti-
m, f. object Of securing international oi-
netauism." was rejected by vote OF
M 10 -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
A NINE flPiDSfON,
The Reports Conflicting But IL Is Thought
>'v-,n Miners Wee Killed.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May H.-Dis-
patches from Grafton ard Morsanton,
". Va, report that an explosion oc-
CURED to-day IN the coal mines an Monon-
gahcla. ON the West Virginia and Pitts
burg railroad. Tine mine took lire.
-Four miners were taken out dead. some
reports say eight. Sis fatally injured and
that li miners escaped from the burning
mine uninlurcl.
The confusion is great and the reports
very conflicting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22

high ny and the two-base hits OF Nash
and Stlvetts were the features Of Rostons
work. Miller's two three-base hits and
Smiths fielding were the best plays OF the
sore. r. II. f
Cincinnati ..........0 30 % i-i0 II
Bttfon ........... 3 o o - IS
Batteries. PARROT, Phillips, and Naushn'
SWEETS and Camel
INV YORK. IL: ST. LoUi'. /.
ST. LOUIS. May 2i.-Clarkson. the pitch
or who has heretofore proved inNinciple
before the New Yorks. received an uh-
merciful drubbing to-day and received poor
SUPPORT Rusie was at his best. Attehu'
ance. 300 ., ~
:, Touis......OO0OO0O10-l 8 .
Nev, work. .....1234040 e-A II l
Batteries Ciarkson and Miller; kusie
and Farrell
RIrIwoRr. :: LOUISVILLE. Z.
louisville. KY. May 2.-Baltimore
won a loosely played game from LOUIS
vile re-day. Hemming's pitching Wa'
the feature. Attendance 1900. . ~
Score:
RaIr,more ...........O o 90 p 10
Batteries: Knem and Welsh; Hemm'hs
and Robinson.
crfvxrAND. II. BnoogLYN, Z.
CLEVELAND. O.. May 2l-To-day 5
game with Brooklyn was uninteres'ins
from start 10 finish The visitors hNe
runs i'm the ninth were Sits. IL was
r III. T.
c,oveland ..........33I33 Ox-l2 - 2
prooklyn .......00OOO OO25-7 !
Batteries: Young and O'Connor, Lucid
and Daily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
orr PLuyIus mr. UMPIRr.
Altoftie Games Ia Virginia Posiponed ~"
A,count II Rain.

NORFOLK. VA. May A.-9p' -
hon., rain this afternoon prevented the
scheduled game between the kiehmonl
Hustlors and the Portsmouth team. Vli
pnvus probably spared the naval re-
serves another defeOat. for the 'dWtai
civ players are in excellent shape. o
TYNCHBI'RG. VA. May Ill ne
Ivnchburg- Norfolk game was postponed
on account of rain.
PETERSBURG. VA, May 1.-THE Pc
torshurg- Roanoke game was postponed
on account of rain.
All the games In tho Virginia state
League sch -dulod for yesterday were
pcstrOned on account OF rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
Personal AND GENERhL.
Interesting Facts About Riohmonds 0"'-
1en. aud Other Matters

Among the visitors an me 'ali'''
terday was ". W. Jones, treasurer OF
New Kent county.
Rain broke up the bali game sehtiui''
for Yesterday afternoon between lhr
Richmond stars and ihf Hichmo"N ,.-
lege Spiders The game VIII ne Ii's e' 40
an early date.
The graduating exercises or me norman
class OF Hartsh0rn Memorial ,o'l.H'
will be held tonight az O'CLOCK. TO-
,,,,,~o,y NIGHT the Alumni Association
,.,,tI Mold thoir sixth anniversary.
The many friends OF Captain james r.
Peasants. who was reported IS danger
ously ~. will be glad 10 learn mat nc
vas Yesterday considered by his phy7i-
clans TO be IN no immediate dai Fer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
The Marlin, I,.sirnned.

The semi-annual meeting Of me King
Daughters was 10 have been held al the
Association building yesterday afternoon
but owing 20 the inclement weather only
four ladies' put nl an appearance IL "as'
therefore. decided 70 postpone me gain
erine until next October. when Mrs Is
abel Charles Davis will deliver an adj
dress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22

TIE message created considerable en-
thusiasm, which was renewed when %
was announced that the following gentle
men had either absolutely or condition
ally accepted invitations 10 address The
convention. United states Senators Dam
icl. of Virginia. Turpic of indianai
George and McLauren. of Mississippi;
Blackburn. of Kentucky; Harris. of Ten
ncssee: ex-senator Walthall. Of Missis-
sippi: Representatives. Allen and Bryan,
and W. H. Harvey, author Of Coin. The
committee also made arrangements for
the reception of Representative Bryan.
who is 10 speak for silver in the Grand
Opera House Friday evening.
Tomorrow the members of the state
Bankers Association Will assemble ia an
nual convention i'm the Federal court
room. and the monetary question of the
day will come I'm FOR a large share OF
consideration. Most of the delegates are
also delegates TO the Sound Money Con
NentiOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
VA nsEr', eooD ooEK
Game to Saught. Tor lie Had Poor support.

Game To Saueht. FOR lie Had Poor support.
Giants aud Orioles Win.
PIrTsBrhG. May 2l.-Malarkey really
pitched an elegant game for Washington
to-day. but Dee had lot OF lndiaas 90 the
field supporting him. and the result Was
Pittsburg won. weighing made his first
appearance Of the season. and was hit
hard 900 but one inning. ,he firth. and
only after the side should have De "a re-
tired. Attendance. $50.
Score. h. H. r.
Pittsburg ..........o 5OO1GOOx-lO 9 4
Washington .......1 VOO051 0O-7 10 9
Batteries. weighing aad Wlnslow; Ma
larkey and Mcclure.
PHILADELPHIA. Is; CHICAGO. p
CHICAGO. ILL. May 2l.-Ansou's cast
OF pitcher, McGill. had the Chicago team
90 k.s mercy today. only seven hits being
made OF mis- delivery. Besides this he
struck out ten men, made double. a
slr gle. five assists. and only one error
altogether covering himself with glory
Hutchinson had Al off day. He was wild
and when he did get the bah over
the plate the visitors hit II. Decker gave
out I'm the third, Dahlen going % centre
and PARROT 10 short Attendance l,so0.
score: r. n. r.
chicago .... ...OO0OlOl00-2 : 3
Philadelphia ........0 0 3 o SIS 10 ,
Batteries: Hutchinson and Donahue; Nc
Gil and Buckley.
cIScrNsAII. 10. BOSTON. :.
CINCINNATI. o., May H.-Fifty-two
hundred people saw the Clnc.nnatis win
to-day's game from Boston. after the
latter had made six runs In the first two
innings. Phillips was substituted for Par
rott in the third inning. and he let the
visitors get only one run In the remain
ing innings. Duny's catch OF vaughn .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
HID 40 On INN.

The regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the Committee on Grounds and Buildings
was 10 have been held last evening In
room No. OF the City Hall but In the
absence OF a quorum no bus!nes- could
be transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
Funera' 5.

The funeral OF Captain Jones r. Chris
tlan took place from the soldiers Home
chapel yesterday afternoon.
The funeral OF Mr.. Thomas ]. Glover
took place at o'clock yesterday from
St. Pauls church. Rev. DR.. Carmichael
WAS assisted In the service BY Rev. J.
Calvin Stewart.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
OBITUARY.


MIR. u. Tideman. who was for many
wears "A wcll-known tobacco dealer IN
this city. died suddenly yesterday al
Dawson. Ky. Tie left Richmond about
three years ago TO make his home at
Clarksvslle. Tenn. and that was his place
of residence when he died He was at
Dawson. probably on business, when
death suddenly overlook him. His wife
survives him. but they had no children.
The news was received here through d
telegram TO Captain : Il. Mayo. \ sub
seouent telegram was received 10y Mr..
W. :. Gum, saying that the remains
would be brought 10 Richmond for burial.
but II is not definitely known when they
viii arrlNe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22

According tc a current news item the
Price OF Wales fas a peculiar habit OF
winkirg his left eye. If h, visits any
prohibition State while in this country
he will find this quite the thlns.
Francisco Examiner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22

"All who favor the free coinage Of
silver al the ratio of 10 TO / are invited
To- send delegates 10 the Bimetallic Con-
Vention to be held at Memphis on June
18th and 18th. 4 large number OF speak
ers of national reputation will address
the convention.
"W. II. BROWN. President"
While the committee was in session a
diaIatch was received rom san Francis
co 10 the effect that the timetable Union
formed at the recent Salt Lake convcn-
ton had designated as delegates 10 tho
Memphis silver convention Governor
Bradford. New Mexico. Alva Adams. Col
orado: r.. q. Sergeant. Montana. NJ. T..
Donaldson. Oregon, Henry W. Lancnour
California.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
uONE11RY CONFEN1IONs.
Preparations for the Sound Money
Poly.

POdy.
MEMPHIS. TENN. May q The VS.
itors attracted TO the city Ivy the mill
tary tournament are vacating the hotels
tonight. but within the next twenty-four
hours the hotels will again be crowded
with delegates to the Interstate COnvcn-
ton on sound money and improved bank
facilities. which assemblies on Thursday
Less than a dozen Of them have so far
put I'm an appearance. but according 10
advicos received at the Cotton Exchange
this afternoon, foveral hundred are en-
route At it's meeting to-day the eNecu-
tive committee having charg, Of arrahge-
ments for the gathering decided upon the
three names from which 10 select per-
manent chairman. but IL was decided TO
refrain from making public the identity
Of any until one or the other had signiicd
his acceptance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
We NAT tha Knll In-Day

by selling Pianos and Organs for less
than factory cost Our display announce
ment on page 3 gives further particulars.
WALTER d. MOSES & CO..
1905 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
rnr ProrAnLr orrIctns.

u was given out. however. that two Of
;hc three were congressman, but none Of
them were Tennessee men. g. G.. Mat
thcws Of the editorial staff Of the Com
morcial-Appoal. was chosen as permanent
secretary of the convention.
Secretary Carlisle viii arrive al 3 o'clock
on Thursday morning. but will remain In
his car until :. when committee VIII
welcome him to the city, and escort him
To his hotel. The convention will be called
10 order at 10 o'clock, and Immediately
following the permanent organization the
Secretary Of the Treasury viii be intro
ducod.
After his address the convention will
take a recess until +. NJ. when the re-
port of the committee on resolutions
will be submitted. Unless this document
gives rise 20 a prolonged debate. a Sec
ond session will not bee necessary Mean
while the friends of silver are not in
active. AT a meeting this Afternoon of
the Central Bimetallic League. an or
ganization composed largely OF members
of the Cotton Exchange who are not in
accord with the action of that body in
promoting the convention Of Thursday.
the following supplementary call was
issued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22

The Two Eodie. Come Together and Great"
New Grand Lodge.
BUFFALO. y. Y. May l.-The Elks
IN attendance with the Peace Confer
ence," in Leidertafel Hall. brought their
tight 10 a finish to-day as far as TINS
conference is concerned. The split OF a
year ago which resulted In the James
town Conventions law suits and a peace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22

SUFFOLK. VA. May 2i.-Special.-Mr.
Charles +. Sumner. one of the most
prominent merchants and farmers of Nan
semond county. as we'll as the oldest citi-
zen. died at his home. at Nurneysville,
this county. about u o'clock last night.
He will be buried tomorrow. with Ma
sonic honors. suffolk Lodge. No. %. as
sisting Whalcyvillc Lodge in the cere-
mOny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22

COryRTLAND. VA. May 2i.--Special.--
Thsrs Mas = VERY small crowd IN attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
Haryard's Reply 10 Yale.

CAMBRIDGE. May N.-Profcssor Ames,
chairman of harvard Athletic commit
tee. made public Tonight the CORES
londence reiauns 10 the Harvard ale
IOot-Dau controversy. The Yale letter
was just about what was expected. mar
ward reply uoes not SUIT ali the students
here, who think the letter should have
been made stronger. The letters are
as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22

5. nlhern LeaEne GAmgs.

At Nashville . H. ~, ~;
Montgomery .....l / = 90 O. % ~
and Ravpold. , II I.
At Evansville. , "a r. -,
Evansville .-......o
Patforios Chard and Fields: Briggs ana
COrcOran. II II L.
At CHATTANOOGA; - ~ a.
Chattanooga ....i 90 y n
Raiteries. Kenan and Fischer; Quiss'
Frank and O'Neara.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
RfrRrsrNrArIvE ocaswrIL.

WASHINGTON. May p. Representa-
tive cogswell, OF Massachusetts died at
Washington this morning at 100 after a
lingering Illness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22
LAMrLIanrrR's roon snowlNa.

LOUISVILLE. ky. May 2i.-The
weather was pleasant to-day and the
tack good. attendance. 6pD. Three fav-
Orires AMI -Wo outsiders won the five
purses. There We're 40 stakes on the pro-
gramn.e. the feature being "a handicap
az ore mae and seventy yards SANTA
Cruse ser the pace for seven furiones
when he began 10 tire and was passed
by Drspot, who won wi'h ease. The
once great Iampligh.er started with a lot
of piaters in the first race. which was
backed FROM 3 20 1 % 10 p but the best
Dee cOuld do was 90 finish second 10 Lady
Diamond The favorife. The meeting viii
close with to-morrow's races. SUM
maries.
First race-hve furiongs. Lady Dla-
m0ud 49, 20 81 first. Lanplghter second.
The Princess third. Time. .Oi Ia.
Second race-six furiOngs selling Katie
q. l03. AuriytOn. g 70 ID first. DR. Read
second. Major Tom third Time lsi4.
Third caee-one mile and seventy yards.
selling -DesuOt Co5. Bergen. . 90 D first.
pluss second. Santa Cruise third. Time
100.
Fourth race-six furiouss. Mammals Go2
Porfh0s third. Time u 3-i.
liffh rare-f0ur and a hair furi0n 90,
selling. --Roud0 l06. Bergen. g 90 ID frsf.
Sir Dix second. Aitelna third. Time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-22

CHICAGO. May 2l.-Racing az Roby
will be resumed tomorrow. Under the
auspices OK the Hammond Fair Associa-
tion. with the Chicago tracks closed a
high character of races is promised on the
Indiana track. The foreign book has been
abandoned, and Will not be- resumed.
MoNIAuK DID NOT RACE.
LONDON May .l.-Mr Richard
Crokor's coit Montauk did not run 90
the Aacc tor fhe BadmintOn plate Of
90 fogofeigns today az Bath.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
Ex-QUEEN ON TRIAL
She Denied all Connection With
the Hawaiian Rebellion,
But WILL BE CONVICTED
Her Punishment Not Expected 20 he
Harsh and sh. May Use
ReIsased.

Honolulu. Feb. S.-Liliuokalani Dom
raigned on the 9Th instant on a charge
of misprision OF treason. The original
charge was treason. She is represented
by Paul Neumann. After the charge
was read. the matter went over for a
day The case was called again day be,
fore yesterday The deposed monarch
refused to plead so a plea OF not guilty
was entered The work of examining
witnesses was gone on with and enough
evidence was secured to prove 20 an
impartial observer that she was aware
that the rebellion was TO be started.
The most damaging evidence that will
! be brought against her will be her per
sonal diary. which was found In her
residence after her arrest. This was
introduced and made public aud her
| trial depends much on the course pur-
sued by her counsel The champion Of
royalty seems To have been on very in
innate and friendly terms with Presi-
dent Cleveland, an entry made during
! last summer stating: &C. o. Garter
called today and delivered President
\ Clevelands present TO me" What this
present was is not stated.
While the trial was In progress yes
terady the ex:queen was placed on tn
stand in her own behalf. After her eX
animation was concluded a statement
written by her was filed. 1t commences
with history since the time she wa
deposed and goes on To say: "fh'
movement undertaken by the Ha
waiians last month was absolutel!
commenced without my knowledge
sanction. consent or assistance. directl!
or indirectly and this fact Is In trutl
well known to those who took part Ii
II. ! must deny your right to try m
la the manner and by the court whlcl
you have called together for that pur
pose"
The military court will probably brln
In verdict of guilty in the case of IN
ex-auesn, Notwithstanding her denia
Sentence viii be passed. but 1t is no
believed she will be imprisoned. bu
will be allowed freedom on her ow
recognizance.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23
The Launching OF the r.or,,,.n,

The launching OF the Nortbland tho
new steamer o. the Nor thern STEAMSHIP
company or January 9th, at cleveland.
was an event Of such Importance as to re.
eeive the particular attention OF the Illus
irated periodicals, newspapers and maya.
zines OF the middle states and Atlantic
coast tn. steamer Is a twin sister to the
So.tn"es,. which was placed In service
IN 1891, and will make alternate trips In
connection with the latter between Duluth
ana bcnaio, making d semi-weakiy serv.
zee In both directions.
THESE magnificent steamers, operated
Dy the Great Northern railway, perfect In
every appointment. and running on .
'ime schedule equal to that of the fastest
ran routes, are further Illustration OF
the uncomfortable energy and fArsig .ites.
ness OF President Hin. and viii inaugurate
new epoch In transcontinental tourist
and business travel, as the fast line Of
boats operated by the same company has
done In freight trafic, The Northland Is
tac simils OF her sister In every partic-
ular enlit of mild steel. Sss feet In length.
AVA 1mbodies all the latest ideas and Inn
provcments In naval architecture.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-02-23

position that with the present demands
on the treasury. war ships were an ex-
travagant luxury. He declared that
wars were thing OF the past, relic OF
an effete civilization. For the future
there was peace, and the country that
would carry its issue 10 the arbitrement
OF arms would be branded with the
mark of Cain.
Messrs. weadock and Myer closed the
debate for the day In favor OF the new
ships
The hoase disagreed 70 the senate
amendments TO extend the time for
making income tax returns. and sent II
TO conference.
AT 5 O'Clock the house took recess
until S o'clock, the evening session be-
ing devoted to the consideration of pri-
vate pension bills.