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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
sTOP sUNDfY TRAINS.
Eailroud Employees ai crewe In High
T..fh.r.

cREWE. VA, June 6.-special.-Orders
have been issued to stop sunday work
ou tl, railroad here. No freight trains
win be permitted 10 90 oat and even
the yard engines viii be stopped from
shifting 20 the yards on sunday. rae
railroad employees receive the news WIN
great satisfaction. .,
Dr. r. 4. KuyA Of Richmond, will de-
liver a lecture on lypnotlsm for the hene-
m OF the Episcopal church at this place
in the Y. VI c. A. Han on MONDAY
Rev. ~ NJ. Beckham. Of Vanderbilt
University. is visiting the family OF Dr'
". Il. Warmer. qua, ,.,.
Mrs. J. +. Birsch and children are visit
ing friends in Blackstone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07

opposed placing the shaft in this park.
holding that II ought to be placed where
81 would be more prominent ono of
these gentlemen in discussing the matter
recently expressed 80 as hi5 opinion that
some other location than Monroe Park
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07

,or, institute. wlich practically removes
an doubt that the cadets VIII giao7 '"0
,.,,nion. The commanoaut asks mat d"
lint ne secured Tor him, and st"'oS
,,ef the hoys are deushted AT the pros
,.-t of visiting Richmond.
l' THE MONUMENT SITE.
Atnrneh Monroe Park has been seiect-
.. fn. site for tine JEFFERSON DAVIS
-...,...rent its exact location in the parN
t... ,ot been chosen. The COMMITTEE NAY,
,,., rr. matter in charge has DELAYED
6e..,trstlng the spot ola which the iHo.-- ~,
,'.n. uIH stand until the design "l ',,'
memorial has been adopted. inc 'oi,''.,''
~. a. considering designs no" ana ul-
....,.,.slv a selection viii bee male soi"7
49,. 1.r,gr the ensuing week.
'',l,e ag.. monument. member OF the com com
....,.. e.ia Yesterday would very "HeS
b.. ,i..ad near the fountain
t,oo of i,s location is a small n'....v.' ,..' s
It must be done in time 10 ,'ar5 wil re-
erection of grand-siand, wn'" ), ".s' is NOT
,,,,e n few days OF course. II i9 mo'
.,, sheo,rtclv necessary that me po,',s" ,so
,en, s,te bs chosen before July . yet 'i'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
BICYCLE Eaclorie., 10 Close.

TOLEDO. O.. June s.-All the Toledo
bicycle factories except two. and ~hleh
employ altogether about 500 men are 10
shut down for an indefinite period next
week. This is said 20 be the nrst move
ment towards curtaliing the output OK
wheels and the primary object OF which
Is 20 force prices up TO the 81 notch ON
standard machines. IL Is further stated
that factories In many other cities are
To follow suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
QUARTERS FOR VETERANS,
GsH. Peyt9n Wise Appeals 10 The llIllsIS
OfRrAn9li.
JEFFERSON DAVIS MONUMENT Site.
Selection VIII be Made some Time During
th. Ensuing Week-1he v. NJ. /. Cadets
q Attend Description OF Leo Pleas
urc Fark-Notes.

As the time for the Confederate reunion
draws nearer and nearer, those IN charge
OF arrauglng for # find themselves CON
frortoI by the alarming possibility that
u.r. wM not be house room for the
immsnrs throng that viii be present.
ln order chat sueh disastrous state OK
things may mot mar the pleasure OF th'
occasion General Peyt0n Wise yesterday
ISSUED the foHoNiua circular
GENERAL WlSES AfPEAL.
Richmond. Va. June 8. ls'e'
TO the People of Richmond.
Not near enough ho.Ises OF acconliil,'l"
non for the visiting veterans nave ',lus
Tr BEEN nounod TO MS. The time has
,o.r. for me 90 appeal % an VINO O'-'
r...ise no their houses amy OF tnese ,,o
,,,,. M the forthcoming reunion 10 oo
eo our Information from every quaI'er ~,
ir-,.afes an assemhiaso Of Visl'oIs On
hat occasion such as this city has never
Tno splendid aggregation. Induced py
,ba unvenlng Of the Lee monui"e"- WA"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07

Its commencement Eser;t.es VIII Begin
To-day.

LYNCHBURG VA. June Especial
The CON q ncement week Of R9ndolph-
Macon Wonans College begins here to-
morrow with the preaching OF the oac-
calaureate sermon by Bishop John =.
C,rnnbory. Tho art-ro0m will DO open 10
vtsipors on Monday. Tuesday the 5oine
ceIebratlon OF the franklin aud Washing
ton Literary Societies Will be held, on
Wednesday the baccaiaureate address
viii be delivered By Rev. L. J. Bingham,
be conferred. President w. ". smith
win mako the closNs address and the
session will close with the sinslnS O.,
.God be With You Tiil We Meet Asan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
Banquet 10 General Lee.

HAVANA June Ga banquet was
given tonight at the Hotel lnglaterra
by the representative OF the London
Tires In honor OF General Fitzhugh Lee.
the American Consul General Among
the invited guests were tho British.
French. Danish, and German Consuls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07

The American-pay committee Of the
Jr. O. 4. A. 81. met last Thursday night
June 4th. with a. ". DNuu Council.
Tic mceiing was well attended and d
good deal OF business transacted. The
TeXt meeting OF THIS committee viii be
with H. T. Lee Council tomorrow night
June sih az Jr. ID. T.. a. Vi Han corner
T,wenty-thlrd street and Church Hill
uyfuue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
Danehtrr, of Liberty.

There Will be a grand rally Of the
Deuehters OF Liberty Tuesday night.
june 9th. ar 5 o'clock. at ne Jr. %. I. a;
C,hurrh UU avenue. All interested in
80 ,ge,k are cordially invited 20 he
',.esent ernecially the ladies'. as the eX-
rrcisss v3l le very Interesting. There
are several nOurishine councils IN the
ci,v with a large membership.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07

VIII Not D.. O. Candidate for Congress on
Account of thc i'ree-Silrer Craze
WASHINGTON. June 6.-Hepres 'niai'Ve
s. S. Turner, OF tho Seventh Virginia
congressional district. has written an
omen letter to his constituents declinlnt
r.nom nation to Congress. Mr.. Turner is
r.~.,pahIv certain of good majority or
f1e d,ogstes in the district convention
ANA consequent renomiaaton and cleo
,ion ba. he prefers retirement 10 renomi-
LIN on a silver platform. which he
deems certain. in view OF the acllon OF
a.. p.nrocratic state Convention al
stanton on Wednesday last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 6-ln the
United States Court this afternoon Judge
Iurton ordered that the Chesapeake.
Ohio and Southwestern railroad be sold
within six weeks The upset price was
fixed at sf,5oo0Oo. The road is now IN
a receivers hands. II Will ba bought
by tho Illinois Central
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
wraruEK FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. d. G., June 6--Fore-
cast for Sunday:
For Virginia: Generally fair; southerly
winds.
For North Carolina: Generally fair;
easterly TO southerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07


Dee largely ecnpsed Not only our reputa-
ton as lovers " the Confederate sol
d.or. who has done SD much for tho fame
CD tnis people. is at stake-not only Is the
public estimate OF our hospitality inFoiF-
eI hut. our ability as city to take care
cf those who want tO bee with us, is TO no
Il. .l we canuot be msensioie TO any
Iese things. We must cohiuii
,artlv and wholly to see that we
b al not be found wanting in any Oh
th respects which connect thenseiN iNt2
with this occasion. have given an ~
INV own heart mind. and strength 10 l@h.s @
,...nion. and have right 10 claim noS
merely vour sympathy but your coroial
,,.a arflre cooperation.
An those who can receive ana pIoF'''
90 sr. of tie veterans should az once
so notify CAPTAIN C.. T. Loehr' OF ,llS
c'tv chairman of Information committee.
t5.,a. ~ be- asked for such enter i"liiin'l,'
1- no.ale. hoarIine-houses. ana o.u.i l.l', y,
..,..,'il Doe eninently reasonable. ~ 49,,
s.. Shame to us II We mineie 700 ~ NJ.
,....io... with Che sentiment we uioo'", ,,,,-
.,i.. fal no one need fear lha' u',
,l's ,'a-hld for people viii DE iois'ed Op0"
him. prYTON WISE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
cermanla Pleasure Cub.

The German Pleasure Cldb VIII give
an entertainment al Sanger HAN Friday.
June 18th. at $40 =. n An excellent
programme has been arranged ana the
reputation OF the club gives assurance
OF q pleasant evening to thoss vaA ,c-y
attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07

roNDoN June s.-The Birmingham
-, ,s.,rts that Lord Rosebery's pres
I.,,+ +o,,r ohroad IS a prelude TO his re-
s,,,i,g the leadership OF the Liberal party
owing 20 IN health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07

Lee Measure Park at the Exposition
Grounds is now being rapidly put IN
condition TO be opened on the z0tn OF
this month. The feature OF the enter
tainmentS TO De given before. during. and
aftr the reunion. viii be the "Desuuc-
tion OF Herculaneun."
The spectacle Is gotten UP on colossal
proportions. The scenery I'm sni around
the memorable Roman watering place,
which gave way 10 the furlos of Nesuvius
IS faithfully REPRODUCED with scenery 80
feet in Dimensions The stage will DO Of
equal length. There VIII be more than 20
performers In front OF this IS a lake %.
by 90 feet.
There will bs a grand bridal procession
Of gaiieys across the lake so tho Temple
OF Hercules where the marriage cerc-
mony Of Rectina Will take place. and TIE
order of festivities Will he announced.
During the festivities numerous special
ties viii De introduced. Among them are:
Mile Bellota and Louie DuCrOws. IN
their marvellous Ieats oil daring on the
flying trapeze. NyJOr j. A. Mcclure.
champion broad wOrdsman or the word,
Judge and Williams acrobats and con-
tortionistsi Mons. Alfredo and king OF
the high wire: fifty beautiful young ladies'
in Spanish and fancy dances and many
other new and novel speciaiues, and the
grandest display OF fireworks Richmond
has ever witnessed
MIR. Lorraine VIII leave no stone un-
turned in trying 20 make Lee Pleasure
Park ali that 10 name implies.
In front OF the immense grand-stand.
which is being repaired and EXTENDED,
will Doe laid of IL hppodrome. upon "-icn
chariot and other races Will De given. lhr
talent engaged TO take pant in lhe lso-
man and Greek games which VIII come
pose large part of The programme la
the best that can De procured ana iAe
costumery is the most magnificent ever
eeon an anv open-aIr entertainments
The grand ballet DE Fm,rs. under ,1s,
tho 6irection Of sig. Augusu fIancioi'
vii he another Of the special attrac-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
PROF. WA. BOWLES ELECTED.
He VII SrCCsd Capt. Doyle as Head Of
The D., D., and B. Institute.
TUX lND RUSHBlCH FOR DOYLE.
The Vote Of Mr.. Addison Maupin on the
second Ballot secured the Election
ofProf. BOwles The Board and
The Times Endorsed.

STAUNTON. VA. June 6.-special-
It was announced to-day that Captain
T. Doyle. superintendent OF the Dear.
Dumb: and Blind Institution. had failed
or reelection; and that Professor VIII
liam A. Bowles mad been elected TO that
position.
Iho late scandals charged against tho
administration Of Mr. Doyle. and the IN
vestigauon by the legislative committee;
arc fresh i'm the minds Of the public.
To-day the fruit has rpened and been
gathered. and the people have been satis-
factorly dealt @lth by the new beard.
THE TIMES A BENETACTOR.
Senator Mushtach said to your corre-
spondenr yesterday that The Times had
lone all the HARM" but II Is the general
opinion whatever harm has been done
Individuals has resulted Ia good 70 the
people and tho Con mmOuR calth is again
debtor 20 Tho Times.
or the largo number OF applicants Tor
the position Of superintendent before tho
board as given you last night, only four
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07

wAsurNGTON. j.. O., June 6-The
s.'ate fo-day confirmed the nominations
of b. O. Guthrie as postmaster at bur'-
lneton. ". Q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
RANGE OF ruERmoMErER.

The following was the range OF the
thermometer at The Times office yester-
day: . A. NJ. 12; IL NJ, II; Il. NJ. 81;
8 r. NJ. 81; T. ~. u; midnight. ~.
Average II As.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07

vioe-Cot sul Springer prominent rest
dents. Briush merchants, ana Senor
Dubosc. secretary OF the Spanish legation
az WashlnEt0n.
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The Veto Not a Surprise.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June S.-lhe
veto OF the general deficiency Oil was
not unexpected. although there Is feel
ine, In the Senate that inasmuch as me
Court OF Claims has adjudicated the
claims from which the provision was
made In this bill. Congress should be per-
mittei 70 pay them. This Is claimed 10
be true OF the French spoliatlon claims
for which France paid the United states
many years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-07
BOARD ENDORSED.

The board adjourned until Tuesday
next 10 take the bond OF Superintendent
Rovles. which is 5000. The session OF the
year $3.50 will close "Wednesday next
Superintendent Bowles Will take chaIse
JuIv first Mr.. Bowles Is nAuFe OF
I.ouisa county lie was Tor years super
t,,to,5o,,, of the public schools OF Staun-
"a a forwards superintendent of one
~ 49,. niph schools Of Richmond. lie
a.. mentally fully trained Tor the place.
- o. eooa manager. and s. gentleman
t..b christian character. phe boar 4
sr.talnoi iu the good work i' has
sore and receives the commenoa,.'n OIL
,se pcopie. Professor Bowies is fully en-
1orsaa.
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were nut I'm nomination and voted Tor
mr.. ,..,.r. t,,,. l.,f,|,s a. +t. 49,, i.st-
lot Af.s.rs ,fseeil rIi,rIil,. and sf,ti..
voted for Professor Bov.les Aflssrs rnrl,
ana Nuehlarh yofed fot Canfain Dovla.
Sir. Ma.pin voted for Dr. Fmnslin.
PIERCE. ana judge Edmonson voted Tor
i'ro.aor q. q. inI. of Hest Virginia
On the second ballot Mr. Mauuiu went
% Professor BoHios. giving aim lour
votes and securing bis election Mes,rs.
Iurs and Nushbach aeaiu voted ior Mr..
Doyle. las, nieht Sir. Lindsay. OF
Charlottesville. withdrew from the race.
anl hence re was not voted Tor.
Professor ID. H. DeLons was reelected
20 the hisn school, d,af-nute depart
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
MILWAUKEE MATTERS.

Edward Doyle, formerly of the town
of Muskego. Waukesha county, died at
the residence of his daughter. MIS-.
Thomas Welch. $40 Washington street.
Mr. DOYLE came to Milwaukee in 1851.
He remained here two years, working
for George Burnham and helping to
grade Spring street. In 1889 he bought
the farm near Muskego Center, winch
he owned till the time of his death. He
went overland to California in 49,,
the trip taking six months and two
weeks. In 1854 he returned to his home
in Muskego, where he lived until last
March, when he came to Milwaukee
to reside with his daughter. He vas an
honest, upright old man, and had a
large number of friends. He leaves one
daughter to mourn his loss.
Mrs. Menda NJ. Landgraf. wife of
William Landgraf, successful teacher
in tie city schools, died Saturday night
at her boarding house, SUI Sycamore
street, aged 36 years.
The death Of Dr. Daniel A. Lauben-
stein. practicing physician of years IN
New York and Michigan occurred Monday
night at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Emma Baer. 156 Juneau avenue, after
a protracted illness. The deceased was
q Su11orer IIOIu lOCOiuulOI dtiAItt Lol a
number of years, and for about twelve
years was unable to leave the house.
He was 81 years Of age and was 4 native
of Austria. having located at Trenton.
n. j.. forty-siX years ago. Later he
moved West and was for time IN
Michigan. He removed to milwaukee,
about seven years ago, at the time OF
the death of his wife.
A committee Of 100 business men Of
the state of Wisconsin will arrange all
the preliminaries of grand and fitting
celebration OF the semi-centennal of the
state in 1898, this committee to be Sc
lected by March /. 1896, by Chairman
Fairchiid and q select committee of five
to be appointed by the chairman 1T once
This was the conclusion arrived at
Wednesday night, after several hours OF
oratory, declarations, suggestions and in
Quiries, and is practically the plan strong
" put forth by Thomas BEeckstock, the
man with 1.-The happy idea," who once
nominated himself for governor.
* * IS
Myron III. NIcCord of Phoenix. Ariz..
who was said to have been implicated by
a grand jury in connection with some
charges brought against the state board
of control of which he is q member, has
written q note TO q morning paper here
in which he says the report is untrue
He adds: II will send copy of official re-
port of jury. The report does not men
ton any name nor make any charge OF
criminal nature against the board Of
control or any member thereof
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
SOLD BY THE SHERIFF.
Closing Scene in the Famous Street
Car Controversy at Fond
Ciu Lac.

Fond du Lac, Wis, Jan. 17.-[special.]
The personal property of the old Fond
du Lac Light, Power and Railway COM
pany was sold at sheriff's sale today on
an execution of judgment held by John
Hughes. The sale Of the property, held
in the Office of the company, occurred at
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The prop
erty was bid in by Mr.. Hughes. The
judgment is the one upon which the old
car barns, etc, were sold. There was
balance remaining and Mr.. Hughes
levied upon the property which was not
included in the sale to Mr.. Colman last
fall. The following notice was served
upon Mr.. Hughes and Sheriff Watson
by Elihu Colman previous to the hour
announced for the sale TO take place:
''In the matter of the execution against
the Fond du Lac Light, Power and Rail-
way company, i'll your favor, will you
please take notice that the following
property that was advertised to be sold,
is my property, and not the property of
the Fond du Lac Light, Power and Rail
way company. and that if it is offered
for sale and sold, l shall hold you re-
sponsible in DANA ges."
Peter Schermer, aged 20 years, and
an old resident of Lamartine, died yes
terday after brief illness. The funeral
morning.
Michael Roughen, one of the oldest
residents of this county. died at his home
in this city today. He was 95 years
of age and had resided here for many
years. He retained his faculties to
rema rkable extent and was conscious al
most UP to the time of his death.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
INTERMENT NEAR PRAGUE.
Remains of Carl Jonas to be- Laid Beside
His Parents.

Racine, Wis, Jan. 16.;-[special.]-
ceived here concerning the death of Carl
Jonas at Crefeld, Germany, yesterday.
His son in this city states, however, that
the body will in all proba bility be in
tered in the family lot near Prague,
beside the graves of his father and moth
err.
Mr.. Jonas original appointment as
consul was to Prague, but the Austrian
government objected for political reasons,
to his being stationed there and he was
transferred to Cretield. A few days later
the government withdrew it's objections,
but Mr.. Jonas was already settled at
Crefield and decided to stay there.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
USED A WOODEN KEY.
Ex-Clerk Of Court Ward Of Langlade
County and Three Other
Prisoners Escape.

Amigo, Wis, Jan. 17.-[SpecialH
Four prisoners escaped from the county
Jail here last night at 7:3O. One of
the escaped men was T. H. Ward, ex-
clerk of the circuit court for Langlade
county, who was brought here from Chi
cago about December l to answer to
charge of embezzlement preferred by Pc
ter Schlitz a Manitowoc county farmer,
and was awaiting trial The Welsh
brothers, well known in Northern Wis
consin, who were in for sixty days for
chicken stealing and had almost served
full time, also got away. The other pris-
oner was serving short sentence for
petty larceny. They escaped by unlock
ing the door with a wooden key and sue
ceeded in getting away unobserved. The
departure and officers are IN pursuit.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
ASK FOR a RECEIVER.
Wisconsin Creditors of American Lean
Association After the Funds,

Madison, Wis, Jan. 17.-[SpeciaL]-
The Wisconsin shareholders in the Amer
lean Savings and Loan associat ton,
which has just gone into the hands of a
receiver at Minneapolis, are to be taken
care of. AS stated in yesterdays Wis
consin the association has real estate Sc
curities aggregating $4,000 Oh deposit
with the Wisconsin state treasurer to
meet the requirements of the state law,
and today L. Y. Lewis. one of the several
shareholders here, applied to the United
States court through his attorneys,
Lewis & Briggs, to have a receiver APP
pointed for the association in Wisconsin
to take charge of the deposit and distrib-
ute the proceeds among the Wisconsin
shareholders.
Atty.-Gen. Mylrea also appeared in the
case in connection with Lewis Il Briggs
to look after the interests of Wisconsin
creditors. Judge Bum gave an order APP
pointing a hearing of the matter on JAM
uary u, and enjoining the state treasur-
er from disposing of the securities before
that time.
While the face value of the securities
on deposit is $4,000 there is no pres
ent means of ascertaining how near their
actual value comes to that amount. The
law regarding building and loan associa-
tons formerly required that securities
must be deposited subject to the approval
of the state treasurer, but the Leg1Sla-
ture of 1898 repealed that provision and
Treasurer Peterson has found himself
compelled to accept these securities at
their face value.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-23
BOOM FOR SUPERIOR.
Extensive improvements to be
Made by Railroads in that
Vicinity.

West Superior, Wis, Jan. 1S.-[Spe-
sources leaves no room to doubt that
within few weeks some important rail
road improvements will be commenced
III the new terminal district. east of Ne
madji river in this city. The most eX-
tensive of these improvements are con-
templated by the Chicago, st. Paul, Min>
and include the erection Of one mammoth
grain elevator at a point Oh Aliouez bay
near the companys great merchandise
dock just completed.
Extension of railroad yards and the
establishment of car building and re-
pair shops at Itasca are also among the
Improvements projected by that COM
pany. The Duluth, South Shore q At
lantic Railroad company, whose termin-
ais are located in this district, will follow
the course Of the Omaha road in inn
proving its property on the harbor fret:
The first move of the South Shore Will
be to build a mammonth merchandise
dock On AlloueZ bay, the plans for which
are ROW being prepared and VIII probably
be submitted to contractors at an early
day.
A round house and car shops of con
siderable capacity are also among the
things promised by this company. The
Duluth & Winnipeg road is also slated
for the expenditure of q considerable
amount of money in improvements dur
ing the year. This road owns large
ore dock located on AiIouez bay, an adj
dition to which is now being built and
structure will be constructed to faclh-
tate the handling OF the greatly increased
output of ore which is expected from the
MISSa be range this year.