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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19
SOCIAL AFFATRs ~ PETEBSBURG.
Rev. =. X. Winn Honored by Hampton
Sihncx-(Ollege.

PETERSBURG, VA, June H.-Special
Miss Louise thinner gave a most de-
lichtfml entertainment at her home on
Washington street Tuesday night IN honor
OF her guest, Miss Crawley, OF Back
stone 1nOse present were Mr.. - hen-
non Collier with Miss Blanche Fleetwood
Of Wayer.ey, MIR. Robert Marun Win
Miss Margaret thinner; Mr.. William
Budd with Miss Sallie Maclin Powell.
OF rmporla: Mr.. Jos. Cooper with Miss
Bernice Friend. Mr.. Teller Cooke with
Miss Jullette Mann. Mr.. Herbert Mann
with Miss Louise Zimmer. and Mr.. lthem-
bold Rogers with Miss Cmwley. IL was
some time after midnight before tn"
festivities OF the evening were brought TO
a close.
Miss Carrie Miller. who has been spend
ing the past six months in Baltimore, has
returned 10 the ci,y.
Mr.. David Bonner. superintendent Of
construction of the Western Union rele-
graph Company Tor the Southern Diyis-
ion. was in the city this week. on a
visit 10 his family.
Nr. Henry Panneli has gone TO Ocean
View.
AIRS. L. !. Trice. accompanied by her
daughter Olivia. has gone on a trip TO
Washington and Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Minatree. OF Washnton. r.
c., is on visit 10 Mrs. G.. A. Johnston.
Mr.. Gco'ge /. Morrison. who has been
quite sick. is out again.
Mr.. T.. IA. Beasiey. book-keeper OF the
National Bank. has been confined 10 the
house during the past week by sickness.
Miss Fannie Reinach IS visiting friends
in Richmond.
The different Masonic lodges in Peters
burg Will observe I'm appropriate manner
the anniversary Of St John the Baptist.
which occurs on the oath instant They
will also have a banquet.
quite number Of people from Peters
burg Will attend the reunion Of Confeder-
ate veterans I'm Richmond the 2d of Juy.
Rev. 5. *. VIM. pastor OF the Second
Presbyterian church in Petersburg. who
has just had the honorary degree of -.
j.. conferred upon him by the Board Of
Trustees Of Hampdtl Sidney College. in
recognition Of his attachments IN letters
and services 20 the Church IS one OF the
most distinguished and learned ministers
IN the synod Of Virginia. During his
pastorate OF seventeen years I'm Peters
burg. he has always been faithful I'm the
ditharge Of mis- ministerial duties. and
MS courteous and affable manners have
"'' 80 "tAA Nho greatest popularity IN
the community. Or. VIM is tall OF
rather slender build, and Of striking ap-
oearance His alma mater was Wash
ington and Lee University Of Lexington.
va. After leaving the University he
studied theology at Union Theological
Seminary Va, graduating there in 1877.
lie was ordained 10 the gospel ministry
by Chesapeake Presbytery n the fau OF
lN'. aYd az the same time installed al
culpeper Courthouse. In 1879 he accent
ed a call 10 the pastorate of the Second
Presbyterian church of PETERSBURG. Of
which church be Is stll In charge.
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Arrival Of the Hercnlnnenm.

About one hundred OF the principal
members Of the Hercuaneum Company
arrived last night In this city. and every
thing is now rapidly progressing FOR the
grand opening Of the great scenes and
historical spectacular production which
viii take place Saturday night June Goth.
weather permitting, al Leo Pleasure
Park. Among the artists I'm this company
are Mile. a. Basslgnana. late Of lie Seola
Theatre, Milan, Italy, who has been Sc
cured az very large salary 10 lead a
corps Of bewitching and fascinating Cory
pieces, in a specially-arrangod ballet by
Sig. Augusta Franclon. Of the Metropoli-
tan Opera House New York. The orig
NAL Mons. a. Kiralfy is also with this
company. and will be seen in his we'll
known character dances. Some very i'm
poriant European acts have also arrived
10 open with this elaborate aggregation.
business Manager David Traitel SAYS
that rare treat is ga store for the amuse-
ment-eoing public Of Richmond. Special
arrangements have been made with all the
street-car lines n the city
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srIFFOKD DELEGArEs
Instructed for Judge Acknowledging

Instructed for Judge Acknowledging
Bells
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June IS
speclal-Stanord county has elected the
following delegates to the Democratic
Congressional convention Of the Eighth
district. 20 Dos held in Alexandria. in Au-
Wallace HARDWOOD. W J. Jacobs. Charles
gust Delegates at large are Dr. C.. VI
y. Trust0w,. aiternates Charles j. Henry,
G. j. CHARTERS. falmouth :. g. Peyton.
William ~. Rollins. alteruates, Dunes
BloXton. OF White oak. James Bloxton.
Of Falmouth; Aqua, j. Weldon. Berry
Posey Whaling Rock Hin. Seth Coop
er. W. $ Sne.lngs.
Strong resolutions were passed instruct
Ing the delegation 20 vote for Judge c.
II. Ashton. OF King George. as long as
there is any show fer his nomination.
Miss Molly Turnly. daughter OF Super
visor Ira +. 1urnly. OF this county. was
married to-day az the home Of her parents
70 Professor j. e.. Dolly. OF Danville. Ky.
Rev \. 3. Dolly. officiating
Miss Lila. l.. Colbert. daughter 4
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Colbert and Mr.. Sey-
mour ;. Cadet. OF Richmond. were mar
ried here to-day at the home OF the brides
pa'ens. Rev. J. O. Gray. officiating.
The couple left on the evening train for a
bridal tour.
Mrs. Louisa +. Gouldir 2. relic Of the late
Or. y. W GOuldin. died last night at
"Edgewood," her home IN Caroline county.
aged seventy-eight years.
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The Trial of Editor ". & Elan. of the
Pilot. On This Charge.


NORFOLK, VA, June 1S.-Special.-
The case Of Colonel W. c. Elan. editor
OF the Norfolk New Daily Pilot. indicted
by Norfolk county grand jury for con-
structlye contempt OF court, Was called
in the County Court in Portsmouth this
morning, with Judge J. L West. OF
Sussex county, on the bench, Judge Port
lock. OF this court. being the party TO
whom the alleged cOntemptuOus article IN
part referred.
The entire morning was consumed In
discussing. first. motion by the de-
renee for a continuance on the ground OF
absence Of important witnesses; and. sec
ord, the ques lion OF jurisdiction, the
defence claiming that the County Court
under the present act OF the Legisia-
tufe. making constructive contempt
Inisdemeanor. had no power TO try the
case. as 10 should properly go before
justice Of the peace.
I'm answering the motion for con-
tinuance. the Commemorative Attorney,
Captain r. G. Marshall declared that the
absent witnesses would only testify as
10 the Justification Of the article In ques-
tion. and their evidence would not be
admitted.
Tnis provoked a stormy burst Of elo-
quence from Judge J. J. Burroughs, lead
ing counsel for the defence. IN which
be asked If the court proposed 10 tie the
hands Of the accused and not permit
witnesses 10 be summoned II so. then he
would just ask the Commonwealth At
torney 10 write the verdict at once and
be done with IL. After some further dis
cusson or the question the court took re-
cess Tor half an hour. ar the expiration Of
which the matter OF jurisdiction was
argued.
The afternoon was spent in arguing
demurrer 10 the Indictment. the defence
claiming that Il was improperly con-
structed inasmuch as 10 was drawn under
the common law and not the statute law.
The fudge took an the matters that had
been brought before him under advise
ment. and will render a decision In the
mornug
on account OF tho prominence OF the
parties concerned as well as the novel
questions OF law involved. the trial IS
provoking great interest In the neighbour
hood and attracting large crowds IN
cluGng all tho legal men who can find
time 10 attend.
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BEDfoRD CInr BaAK CASES.
The County Supervisors Employ Counse
to Prosecute

Inc county Supervisors Employ Counsel
To Prosecute.
bEpfoItD CITY, VA, June IS-Spe
cial.-A. II. Burroughs Il prominent att
torney Of Lynchburg. has been secured
by the committee from the Board OF
supervisors 10 conduct the Prosecution
Ia the bank cases. ;. VI. Boiling. one
OK the committee appointed by the Board
10 30 TO Richmond 10 confer with the
Governor ana Attorney Gcneral and ass
certain whether or not the Board had
inc power 10 make an Appropriation Tor
THIS prosecution. reports that DO is the
opinion OF these officials that tine BOasd
has such power, and a contract mas been
made with Nj. Burroughs 10 "pro.ecilfe
the cases as far as is necessary" The
cases are set for Monday next but wl
probably be continued until inter Ia the
term
Mrs. Ella Judd this morning received
telegram announcing the critical 3d.
ness Of her son, Maa.ou. at point on
the Norfolk and Western railroad below
Peiersb-rg where be- has been engaged
in business. Mrs. Judd left on the mid
day train.
Attorney Scott was in the city
last Friday having stopped over there
GA route from Wythevlllc 20 Richmond.
90 confer with Mr Bolton with reference
% the Board OF Supervisors appropriat.
ing funds 10 assist in the prosecution OF
the bank officials.
The Democratic Congressional Commit
tee Of the Sixth district met in Roa-
noke last Friday. The committee organ
lied by elecuns Prof. o. l.. Stearns as
chairman and Sturg's T. ones as
secretary. The committee determined 90
hold the convention 10 nominate a sue
cessor 20 Hon. r. J. Otey. our present
congressman. az this place on Wdenes-
day, July I'D. The basis Of representa-
ton is 10 be one delegate for every 100
votes or fraction over fifty Of the vote
for Cleveland for President IN lsl2 which
will give Bedford about thirty-two dele
gates. There will be probably 200 dele
gates present
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pnllfirs In INnl-

In the window Of Mr.. c. c. Radys store
on Broad street is an open file Of the
Richmond Enquirer for 1904 Perhaps
few of the many people who stopped to
look at it read II closely enough TO dis
coNeY what IS a remarkable coincidence
The file was opened so as 10 expose 20
view the paper OF June 1G the date OF
the meeting Of the Republican ccnven-
ton IN ST Louis. On the first column
Of the first page is the Republican cleo
toral ticket OF 1904. The last elector on
the list is william Mckinley. of Ohio
courty-now in West Virginia That was
the year In which Thomas jefferson was
running for reelection.
Another elector was Robert r. Lee for
the Norfolk borough. George Wythe
was the electOr for Richmond city.
The William Mckinley. Jr.. is probably
an ancestor Of the man nominated az ST.
Louis yesterday FOR President.
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WEDDING ~ UINsTON.
Elaborate Ceremonies and an Imposing
Social Occasion.


Social Occasion.
WINSTON. y c.. June 1s-Specisl-
one Of the most imposing celebrations
that has occurred in Winston-Saiem So
cial circles for many months Is the one
which was celebrated al the Moraviau
Home church al o'clock this afternoon
Miss Agnes A. the pretty and accom-
plished daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. G.. IT,
Fogle. and Mr. Herbert A. Pf0hl. book
keeper for Fogle Bros are the names OF
the contracting parties. The beautiful
old home church was well filled with
large and cultured audience. and the sue-
cial decorations We're of an exception
ally tasteful and appropriate character.
Miss Ella Hege was bridesmaid ana a. A.
Weesncr groomsman. Miss Clara Vance
with Mr. Hope Holland, Miss Ala Fogie
W,b Mr.. sam Pfohl Miss Ewald, OF
WythevIe. Va. with Mr. VIII Pfohl
Miss Lena Worth, az Guiford, with Mr.
J.. L. Pfohl. were the attendants.
The bride carried bride rs roses. and the
maid OF honor porle roses. which We're
sent from Richmond FOR the occasion.
The bride was attIred in superb cos
tune OF white satin. trimmed in pearls.
She wore a coronet Of orange blossoms
and the conventional bridal veil.
At the altar the bridal party was met
hy Bishop ROndthaIer. who, using the
beautiful Moravaa marriage ritual, per-
formed the service which made the happy
pair husband and wife After the mar
rage q magnificent reception was held
al the home Of the brides parents, which
was profusely decorated.
At go this evening the happy couple
left for an extended tour for New York
Boston. White Mountains and Washing
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third innings. producing the four runs
brought across the plate by the victors.
Armstrong was particularly effective at
the bat. making a two-bagger and three
singles out OF four times M. bhroy
pitched a magnificent game. keeping the
seven hits obtained of his delivery ad-
mirably scattered.
The run in the sixth was made without
n hit, and there. would have been no tally
In the ninth bat for Ramps tumble at
third. Boyd. Just obtained from Wash
ington by the Changers batted for Evans
in the ninth. Manager McFarlan's brother
arrived and was in the game. Mac. hurt
his finger badly going after fly at short
centre.
The sccore.
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Games To-Day.

Games To-Day.
At Richmcud:
Petersburg VS.. Richmond.
Al Portsmouth:
Norfolk Us. Portsmouth.
At Roanoke:
Lynchburg vs.. Roanoke.
ROANOKE. VA, June 1s.-special.-
Lynchburg made a Garrison finish with
a Vengeance to-day, making five runs in
the ninth inning on the rank work Of
Chesbro, Lynch and Hill
Up to this time. both teams had played
very good game. though tho fielding was
ragged. The locals found Boylan easily
and hit the bah hard. Chesbro went 10
pieces in the ninth and the field did worse
Lynch fumbled Fears grounder and
Chesbro presented Little and Boylan with
first. Pickering bit grCunder TO right.
which Hin let 20 through him. Then
Lynch muffed the throw and four runs
were piled up in less time than II takes
10 tell H. and the score was tied. Nc
Cams triple and Schabers single ended
the agony. The following is the score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19
NORFOLh LND PORTSMOUTH
The story of How the GuiIs Defeated the
GrangeIs.

NORFOLK, VA. June ls.-Special.-
The Changers were defeated to-day by
the Guls in a well-payod and exciting
game, that was pretty in spite Of its
errors.
Evans. who had let the Hustlers of
with two hits on the 18th instant. was
fuond with ease by McFarlan's braves
who touched him up 10 the extent OF
three doubles and eight singles. seven of
these hits being punched In the first and
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should favorable opportunity arise. The
convention then adjourned sine die.
The platform Is ''unalterably In favor OF
tho free ana unlimited coinage OF both
gold and silver at the ratio OF 10 10
without waiting FOR or depending on the
action OF any other uation, and demands
tho use OF silver as well as gold a.
fun legal tender In the payment OF an
debts. both public and private. denounces
tho American Protective Association op-
poses the funding bill now pending before
Congress. endorses President Cleveland's
income tax. and the early construction OF
tho Nicaragua canal.
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PHILLIES MEET DEFEAT
~ the FIRST CANE or THE SEA
sou VIM THE CHAMPIONS.
Nv Young Too Much for the COlts-Terry's
Support Weak-Brookiyn Defeats Ne"
York in "a Pitchers Battle.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. June ls.-Cy
Young proved stumbng-block Tor An
son Colts to-day. only four hits being
made of his delivery up to the ninth
inning Terry also pitched magnificent
~ but he was not so well supported as
score: RH.E
chicago ........ OOO1OOOO2-S Z 1
Cleveland 900. 1000ll 20x-5
Batteries-Terry and Donohue; Young
ana thinner.
BALTIMORE. S: PHILADELPHIA, !.
BALTIMORE. June 1S-The Champions
crossed bats with the demoralized Phiia-
delphia team to-day FOR the first time
this season. and won hands down. Five
hits and three runs had been made
when Orth's hand was split by a ball from
Doyle's bat. and Taylor replaced him. At
tendance 4,ll.
Score: r. II. L.
Baltimore ....... 212O2O1Ox-S 10 /
Philadelphia Gee. 100000 OO-i 8 8
Battries-M Mcmahon and Robinson.
Orth, Taylor. Clements and Grady.
PITTsBURG. S. ST. LOUIS. S.
PITTsBURG. June ls.-Attendance,
1900
Score: X. H. T.
Pittsburg ....... O5O3OoOOO-s 10 Q
St. Louis ........ Q 0 ! 0 20 IS is
Batteries -Hawley and Merritt. Brcten-
stein and Mcfarland.
BROOKLYN. 4. NEW YORK. 3.
BROOKLYN. June 1s.-Brooklyn de-
fcated New York in the tenth inning to-
day by clean hitting il was pitchers
battle throughout, coupled with the finest
kind Of fielding. Attendance. 5000.
Score: X. il. f.
Brooklyn ........ OOOOO1OO2l4 j
New York;. go 0OOOO1I1s-3
Batteries-Kennedy and Grim. Meekin
and Farell.
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CHASE CITY. VA. June Especial 49,
Chase city was enliyened yesterday by
five or six hundred excuralonists from
Durham. y. g. The excursion was I'M
der the management OF the superintendent
81 the Sunday school OF Trinity church OF
that town.
The extensive and attractive lawn OF
the Mineral Hotel was GENEROUSLY ten
dered by the proprietors for the diversions
incident TO the occasion. A splendid band
Of music accompanied the party. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19

SACRAMENTO. CAL. June ls.-The
Democratic State Convention this after
noon nominated Wiliam T. Jeter for
Lieutenant Governor. and instructed the
delegates TO the National Convention at
Chicago to vote as urit on the silver
question. 4 resolution WAS adopted In
strucung the delegates 90 Chicago 10
place ln nomination FOR the presidency
Hon. stephen NJ. White. Of Cali,ornia.
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party brought servants, chairs and every
thing necessary to be independent and
comfortable. The day was pleasantly
scent by all.
Among the prominent gentlemen In the
party from durham were Washington
Duke. II. y. Snow, DR.. j. J. Thaxton,
i. j. Parrish. q. G. Faithley. +. X.
Lyon, W. X. Cooper. Frank Darlington.
r. II. Christian. Rev. J. NJ. Cole. Rev.
II. j. Gattis Prof. w. II. Pegram. v.
Ballard. W. II. Proctor. II. l.. Seamon.
Rev. a. Walker. y. \. Ramsey. j. NJ.
Rogers, and many others.
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Pushing the Venezuelan Question.

LONDON, June 1S-In the House OF
Commons to-day Mr. George \. Curzon.
Under Foreign Secretary, said the Gov
eminent would continue efforts TO eNpe-
dite the settlement OF the Venezuelan dis
pute by some form Of arbitration and
would shortly lay upon the table Of the
House the papers regarding the negotia-
tions in that direction.
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Profe..or SehnfLrI fn Icn,n

Professor Anton Schatzel. physical di-
rector of the Young Mems Christian As
sociauon. IN this city. has resigned that
position, IN order TO accept a more lucra-
tive one NJ Evansville. Ind. Ho will
leave here in August. beginning his duties
an Evansville in September The many
friends Of Professor schatzel will be pain
ed 10 learn of his determination 10 leave
Richmond. and will wish him success
and happiness In his new field.
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A Terrible storm swept Over Norfolk
tOuufy

NORFOLK. VA, June Especial
Details OF the damage done by Yesterdays
storm in Norfolk county reached the city
tonight. y cyclone swept across the
farm OF Mr.. ". T.. Comwen. on Tanners
Creek. carrying away the barn and all
out-buildings. Tie roof of the cow-shed
was hurled with such force against the
dwelling house that large hole was
stove IA IL and furniture demolished.
Trees were uprooted and potatoes dug
out Of the ground. The farm or W. W.
Simpson was next visited, and his barn
moved eight feet from its foundation
Timber from the first barn struck was
carried distance Of five hundred yards
and a COW was killed.
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ALTON. VA. June l5-Special 1.-The in
cessant rains have interfered with the
wheat harvest. which has commenced
hereabouts. The yield will be little bet
ter than expected. but short.
The road men are working slowly toward
Alton. and are putting the roads in fine
order
twenty-five boarders are at the Noun
tain Top Hotel near here, and about that
many at the Alton House. The cool and
rainy weather keeps the city folks away.
Mr. Ed. Coleman. Of near Slaughters.
will be married June 25th, in Baltimore.
10 Miss Ida Lee Anthony. of that city.
A. homo at ELK Hill' after September
Is
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,ore,.

The game this afternoon will be called
at 4:45 O'Clock.
Lynchburg won ont in the ninth yester-
day. making five runs
Fultz will not play IN the Virginia
League this season His college has de-
barred him from playing professional ball
only one inning was played yesterday
when the food gates were opened and tho
torrents descended. Kagey and Kitson
were tho opposing twirlers.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June ls.-Fore-
cast for Friday.
Ylrginia-Far slightly warmer IN the
middle OF the day; easterly winds.
North Carolina-Fair. easterly winds
The pressure is relatively high of the
South Atlantic coast. Generally falr
weather will prevail In an districts.
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post.Omre Robbed

WINSTON. June ls.-Special.-The post
Office at Vienna. twelve miles northwest
n, Winston. was robbed Of SO Tuesday
pight Mr. C. r.. Miclle Is the postmas-
ter and he keeps the office in his store.
Tho thief carried away no goods. lie
was satisfied with getting Uncle Sans
money There is no clue 20 the guilty
party.
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A Locomotive Reversed Just in Time t,
save a Life.

save Life.
ROANOKE. VA, June 1s.-Special-
Homer g. Hogan. an omploye OF the
Roanoke Machine-W Works. had his left
hand mashed and was severely bruised
about the chest this morning By an engine
near the round-hOuse
Ho had gone into the pit for a pair OF
shears. and the engineer. not knowing
he was there. started 10 take the locomo-
tive over IL. Fortunately Hogan's pres
enco was discovered On time 10 reverse the
engine or he would have been cut I'm two
The injured young man is first lieutenant
I'm the Roanoke Machinc-Works Guard
Ills injuries. though serious are not re-.
earded as fatal