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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
CAROLINA REPUBLICANS.
u,KJNLEY. PRITCHARD AND HOL-
ron WE'RE ENDORSED.
Only One Reed Man In the Convention
Elect Mckinley, Have High ia''"' """
Financial Question Will Right ITSELF

SALISBURY, y. c., May 2.-Special'-
rho Repnblicans OF this. the Seventh con-
eressional district, held their convention
here to-day to elect delegates u inc
ST. Louis convention.
DR. NJ. ID. Kimbrough. OF DAVE county
chairman OF tho Executive CoiI'in' -,
called the meeting TO order MI jim. .
~ Davts Yankee John" OF Montgomery
eiehtv-tvo years old. and who was
delegate TO the New York Repuhilcdi'
Convention In 1886, was made chairman,
& l. Walser, OF Davidson county Wa
made secretary. Mckinley. Pritcha'o'
and Uolton were enthusiastically cii
dorscd I'm a series OF resolutions. :. !,
&. Long. OF Iredell. being the only heeu
nan I'm the convention. made the ohly
obiection. w. A. Bailey. OF DAVE, anu
lanes II. Ramsay. of Rowan. were eject
ed delegates. John I. Cramer' OF "a
wilson. and r. d. Stanford. OF NaGAih'
were elected alternates 49,,
Senator Jeter G. Pritchard ana In
gresham Richmond Pearson. OF Asne'lIie'
and Mr.. A. ID. Cowles OF StatesVlie' az az
dressed the convention. Fusion was us
cussod and approved. wheh ihaue i'0'i'
n Republican standpoint. ~
ccnator Pritchard said, elect Nc
Kinlev and have a high tariff. the IMAM
cial question would right Itself. The con-
yention was attended by the pest
white Republicans OF the district, ana was
orderly and enthusiastic.
Superior Court is in session, Judge hoK'
presiding w. l.. Winters. Tor forgery
and false pretence. got fifteen months
ON the chain-gang. Or. b. II. Payne
was acquitted OF false pretence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
FIRST CONCERT TO MORROW NIGHT.
A Good Advance Sale, bnt Many Desirable
Seats Yet To be Had.

Both the honorary and subscribing
members of the Wednesday club nave
been supplied with tickets LOT Tue wv
grand concerts to be given to-hioIioN
NIGHT and Friday night, and there are 9et
a. large number of desirable seats 10
be had. The box-ofiice opens TINS Hloln
inc for the general public. Both loges aisi
one private box may be reserved "hoiiS
or i'm part There are some eXceplonauy
gooI seats TO be had In the family circle
ana a number down stairs. The family
circle Is a most desirable location poth
for hearing and seeing. While the SAFE
has been very satisfactory so iar' tneIc
is stnl need for several hundred doidts
10 be raised before the cluD VIII pe aoie
10 ncet EXPENSES from the receipts. ~ Is
Ia he hoped that the greater part OF
available seats will be reserved TO-DAY
and tomorrow. The Baltimore Ora'oiIo
orchestra will arrive to-day az go 1. NJ
and will be quartered at the Lexington;
There will be a full rehearsal az the
Academy of Music tonight. The soioists
Nine Lillian Blauvelt, Mr. Mackenzie
C.ordon and Mr. Harry l.. Chase-Wlll pe
nresout. and the Wednesday cup choru
Of l75 voices will rehearse WIN Wy
orchestra. This rehearsal is strictly PIT
80 hrrangcments are being made by
he executive committee 10 secure large
ust of honorary members for next sea
80 festival The special programme
which will be distributed among the audi
eugqs each nlglt VIII cOilAiiii a.
cation from the committee TO the pun
lie and AT the bottom of the lear IS a
slip perforated so as TO be detached'
upon which any one may ilcicd.e q ~
sire TO be placed on the honorary nS'
for the season OF 90 and '97. If the re-
sDonse Is prompt and generous. next
seasons festival will be doubly as 9reat
i'm point of number OF soloists, eouSe. q
sc as will be the festival OF W; mere
% y, no eood reason why Richmond should
not be the festival city OF the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
IyNCHBURG AND ROINOKE.
Another Heart-Disease Game Threaten
euing the Existence of Home kooters'

IYNCHBURG, VA. May 12.-Special.-
Lvnchburg won to-days game with an
other hearts disease finish. II this keeps
nm there will be no roOters left, as all
will drop of from heart failure.
Twas a pitchers battle. and battle
,or boses on balls. while Lynchburg
bases on balls were not costly as the
visitors vet they counted runs. Hts
were few. but when they were made they
counted. Two hOmers for NorIolk ana
one for Lynchburg.
Ivnchburg took the lead in the hrst,
and scored again In the third on nome
run hit by DOlan. Norfolk got TWO each
I'M the second and third by two home-run
hits over the rlght-feld fence by ARM
strong and Turner Lynchhurg scored
three in the sixth, taking the lead again
ON base hits by Fear and Pickering, bases
on balls. "A passed ball by Valentine. and
an error by COrbett. The NOrfolks scored
I'm the eighth on Wcntz being hit by ball
base on balls TO Gilroy, and two-base
hit by Langsford.
The close was exciting. and kept the
rooters in suspense until the last man
won out. The umpire called the game on
account of darkness, with the score IN
Iynchburg's favor. A great game, with
fast hard playing by both teams. Lynch
burg's team work I'm the field was great.
II was hard for balls 10 fall safe, FOR
there was always a fielder 10 receive II.
The Norfolk team put up a good game,
but errors at the wrong time, with bases
on balls, tells the tale TO Norfolk's sor-
row and Lynchburg's joy. The score:
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cos, 70 the state OF $4,000 per annum'
,rha GOOD Influences which this noble IN
stituiion Is exerting Is a cause ior s'"'
,ude throughout the state. .,r.er
' .e" M ~ ENITENTIARY-1
OF CRIME.
The penI,cntiary farm has been COUP %
ped. so that many Of the conN ,Hso az .,
now domiclled there. and empioyeu ~
~ r.oot 10 the state. There are IN the
neniten,iary 1916 prisoners-i.2Ss negroes
and 327 whites. The ratio OF the crlin-
inals 20 the entire white popuia,on d 70 IL IL
10 7. 400. that Of The negro, one 10 i'V' ~ -,
$50 there were IN the state prison or
white ana $50 negro convicts. ii IS Oh
served. therefore. that crime as Wen -
insanity I'm the negro has III recS"' 'no
increased far out Of proportion 10 'nS
Increase In the general population An '
all this in the face of the fact th nat e ore
cational facilities for the freeu TO- ~ {
bolng constantly enlarged and iinproNeu'
these are problems for ;he consi1e'"-
ton of sociologists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
MON THLY NETTING 5. r. ca.
Report Of the Agent showing His WORK TOT
April.


The regular monthly meeting OF the
Society Tor the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Animals was held alst night al the oiIlce
OF the society. Those present were Ut.
Jud Is. Wood. Mrs. w. u. faiHet'
j. II. V. Daniel. William koehiihs; w
a. Townes. j. Chamblin. w. t. faiher'
Master G.. Watson James, ana T.. =.
Mayo, who acted as secretary. Inc re-
port of Agent Taylor was read ana or
dcred 10 be iiled. This report Whlch was
for the month Of April. was as Iono"s'
Number of cases investigated. 80; horses
and mules destroyed. 4. dogs destroyed S5'
horses and mules unhitched anu sent 10
the stable TO be fed and cared for' not
In condition 10 work. 10. admonltion gwen
to owners. 5. no cause for complaint, y
cases reported for cruelty. but could not
get witnesses TO testify In court, l. al
monitiOn given drivers. 4; horses ana
mules cared for by agent. 2; nome iouhd
for a fine setter dog. !. cats DESTROYED -
lame mules stopped from WORK = urlF-
ers reported TO owners for fast ana reck-
less driving, owners discharging them, >;
cruelty over-driving a horse, from the ei-
fects Of which he died. fined SO, ], cruel
~ beating a horse over the head with a
whip-staff, fined s.. /: cruelty striking a
dog with a rock. fined s., /, teams over
loaded 1; cruelty to a cow. fined $50 l.
An interesting discussion was INDUCED
In as 10 the general condition of the
animals in the city. and also as TO the
prospects OF the society. 1t was the
expressed opinion that n much larger
membership and a better support should
be accorded the society. In which event
an improvement In rs work could be
easily attained
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
KIM. Damghters Convention.

CHAPEL HILL. n. c., May l2.-Spe-
cial The annual convention of the King 8
Daughters convenes here tomorrow ana
will hold it's sessions in the Methodist
church.
The University catalogue for $3.50 IS
out. and shows a total enrolment OF 90
stu6euts The catalogue shows: Mem
beers Of the faculty proper, u; Instructors
II and assistants. G. The classification Of
students is as follows: The college 1873
az Undergraduates 80 seniors, 81 juniors,
81 sophomoros. 1903 freshmen. and 20 OPP
tionalO: law school, IS; medical school,
30: and summer school. 40. The total
enrolment of the year previous was Al
a gain Of GO students.
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The Trial of Gregory Postponed-ihe no"
prisoners' transportation Law.

DrrcxrNGHAM COURTHOUSE, VA,
A., 10 -Spcclal.-To-day bcins court-uay'
" issrre crowd gathered here TO witness,
If not TO participate IN, 'n 70, ,,ronntIv
demonstration. which came on pronlpl'S,
a., uursuance Of previous notice sttat
many people believed that senator Solin
" Daniel and cN-Speaker IIlsP Nouis ~
present and address the crown nu' 49,
distincuishcd gentlemen failed 10 MAJ
,s9iize However. there was no lack OF
sn@oi,irq and able addresses were Ilduc
H. Hon IL. j. Flood. Colonel W. =
Morrow. and Hon. A. :. Han ana Ieso s..
tions were presented ana adoptgu asOil,ls,
The free coinage Of silver at the present
ratio. -, o,.o,,,bi,p
The free-silver people had eVerythiis
choir own way. and ali the indications are
that the delegation from buckingham 10
both State and congressional contentious
will be for frce-silNer men.
rbfs condition Of affairs Is source OF
apprehension 70 the friends OF non. hhi!S
Tucker, who IS not in sympathy WIN a.
the frec-silvcr movement ana tnetV -
very strong probability OF ION Goii.o reo-
tjou being made with the frce-sllVeI peo-
ple on the other side OF the Blne h'oso
which will defeat Mr.. Tucker for the re-
nomination. ,,
The trial Of L. u. Gregory for the shoot
inc Of the Cover boys was again post
poncd the time being nxed for the Hrs'
day OF the June term -
William Smothers was tried for the
burglary Of Mr.. Gregory store al .NVh-
willie. and sentenced TO eight years III the
pcnitentiary.
The new law for transporting PRISONERS
from the jlil 10 the penitentiary does not
seem 10 bc q money saving device IN JUS
manner o. operating III BucknsuaIl H.
Abraham Sparrow has been awaiting re-
moval to the penitentiary since the latter
part of April. at an expense to the state
| of forty cents a day. and nobody seems
| to know just how much longer he VIII
! remain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
New Road for Oxford.

OXFORD y. c., May 12.-Speclal.-The
oxford Coast Line road is soon TO be
completed 10 the Durham and Northern, a
distance Of five miles from oxford.
The Durham and Northern being OF the
Seaboard Airline system. this viii give
us a much better connection with Ports
mouth. Norfolk. &c. than we have here
tofore had and will give competition at
oxford between the Southern ana the sea
board Air Line. Much advantage, II Is
generally believed. will result to oxford
from this new connection, and our cru
zen4 are anxious TO see it completed. II
Is thought II will be In readiness Tor
business for the fall trade al farthest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
Games To-Day.

NORFOLK, VA. May R--fic"'i'o''"
defeated Portsmouth this afternoon by
hard.fought battle Of to Z. II was
stick work which won. Both teams play
ed a very snappy game. Portsmouth
buncbed two doubles in the third. which
with an error OF Pender's. gave them TWO
runs. and again IN the sixth. three sun
oIcs and a felder's choice netted them
three runs. showing how hard Ports
mouth was playing ball. ~,
Malarkey was fortunate In MS WIZ
ness only one man scoring who got ms
base directly through him. while, on 'he
other hand. three men tailed who were
Fighter hit or given their bases on balls.
The visitors bunched their hits IN
second and eighth and hustled 10 WIN
out. There were a5out 800 people present
and the game was pronounced one OF the
best Of the season. a..
Richmond is pulling together when j
telling well.
The score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
4 Eree.Silxer InnYcnfiOn.

RAIEIGU. \. c, May 12.-Dr. Mott
national chairman of the Silver party, TO
which he says the name Of National
party will most probably be given ar
rived here to-day to attend the Republic
can state Convention, which meets
Thursday. i'm order 10 secure converts for
his party. He says free-silver coinage
resolutions will be introduced as plank
i'm the platform. and that he expects these
to be Overwhelmingly adopted, as most
of the delegates say they are for free
silver.
Prominent Republicans are arriving
That party's State Committee meets To-
morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
Lively Times AT Weldon.

WELDON, n. c.. May 12.-soeciai.-
The Republicans Of the Second congress
sional district are holding a rowdy con-
vention here. and It promises to be
regular knock-down and drag-out ahalr
before il ends. Ex-Solicitor George H.
White appears 10 be the leading candi-
date in the race for Congress, but Chedt-
hams friends are determined TO defeat
him If possible. Fields, OF Lenolr' chair-
man favors Cheatham. but is also a can
didate himself. and hopes TO secure the
nomination when the break comes.
The delegates are noisy. and at one
time a fight was imminent. The con-
vention will probably sit the rest OF
Tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
WANT TO RIDE WIN M'KiNLEf.
Three Lynchers of n White Man 10 DC
Tried for Their Crime.

WINSTON. y. c., May Especial
DELEGATES from Wilkes, Surry, Nadkln.
Ashe. and Allegheny counties passed
through winston tonight en- route Ior
the Republican State Convention winch
opens mt Raleigh on Thursday.
They all anticipate lively session. es-
pecially over the nomination OF can
didate for Governor. All OF the dele-
gates want TO yet in Mckinley band
wa con. $500,
robn Woody. OF Allegheny county, ar
rived here tonight 10 stand trial They
are charged with helping TO lynch
white man in their county three years
Their case was set for Thursday, but
Solicitor Mott had it postponed to sat
urdav. so he could attend the Republic
can state Convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
THE EXCHANGE 10 REOPEN.
Three Parties Are Now Bidding for the
Privilege If Running IL.

At the meeting ~ the reunion advisory
committee last night the question of pro-
viding quarters for the thousands OF
visitors was discussed and regret was eN-
pressed that the Exchange Hotel was not
open.
During the conversation which followed
this remark Major y. V. Randolph said
that ne had made many concessions with
a view to its being reODened, and the
chances were now that this would be done
in the near future.
There are three parties now bidding Tor
it." he said. "But further than this |
am not now at liberty 10 say anything
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
COEFEDERdrE HUSTON.
An Entertainment To he Given by the
Ladies During the Confederate Reunion.


The ladies' Of tho Confederate Memorial
Literary Society held "a rather protracted
session at the museum yesterday morn
ing. beginning AT 10 o'clock. \ good deal
OF routine business OF minor Importance
was disposed Of The question as 10 the
selecting Of permanent name for the
jefferson Davis Mansion was then taken
up. and after some little discussion, II
was decided 10 retain the present name
Confederate Museum"
4 request was received from the Con-
federate camps that the association pro-
vide entertainment for the sponsors and
regents OF the various states during the
reunion. The matter was finally referred
10 the vice-regents who. reside in this
city.
\ committee was appointed 10 make az
engagements for an entertainment 20 lie
given exclusively by the ladies' Of the
association during the reunion. The COM
mittee consists Of the following ladies':
Mrs j. Taylor Iilyson. chairman; Miss
Matte Harris. Miss Nora Leary, Mrs.
Raleigh ColstOn. Mrs. r.. i. HOtchkiss
Mrs James II. Grant. Mrs Archer An
dcrsOn.
II appeared that the books AMI souve-
Mrs donated 10 the museum have become
so numerous that 10 became necessary 10
order an additional case. which was ac-
cordingly done.
The constitution and bylaws of the as
soc!ation. on which the committee had
labored for about a year, were adopted.
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wAsHINGTON. G: CTNCINNATI. 4.

CINCINNATI, o., May 12.-To-days
game was full OF errors ana stupid play
3ng Although the locals had several
chances TO win out. they could not hit
Mercer. Rain kept the attendance down
10 1909. -
Score. II. T. -,
Washlngton % , 10 90 Go 10 I
Batteries: Ehret. Rhines. and Peitz;
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Quite a little stir was occasioned yes
terdav morning when it was learned that
Mr.. William II. Spilling, a well-known
Young Broad-strcot jeweller. had elopca
TO Washington on the o'clock tram WIN
Miss Rosa Schumann, the accomplished
and attractive daughter of Mr. julius
Schumann. who conducts jewclry esiab-
iishment at No. GSl east Broad street
The matter was entirely without the
knowledge oe the young lady's parents.
Miss Schumann was in the employ oil
Mcssrs. Julius Meyer & Sons and lett
Monday night as usual without saying
that she would not be at her place yes
terday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
FLOYD COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Daniel, swanson. and the Unit Rule En-
dorsed-Frec Silver.

FLOYD c. H., VA. May u, via Chris
tiansburc. Va. May Especial - ne
Democrats to-day appointed the follow
ing delegates to the State Convention:
Judge W. l.. Howard. Monroe Prohitt,
Colonel William Il. Shelor, 5. 7. Wills
r. o. Harvey. W W. Phillips, John w.
GRAY, John II. Shockey; alternates. An
drew Phlegar. r. +. Morgan, g. A. w il
lis. A. j. Blackwell. ID. ID. Wood, T.. J..
Strong. John T. Beckner.
Resolutions endorsing the course OF
Senator Daniel and Congressman swan
son. for free silver; and favoring the
adoption OF the unit rule by the state
Convention, were adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
Southern League Games.
At Mobile:
Travel on The James.

Tho steamer PocahOnras. % the Nir-
II Navigotion Company's fleet, brought
S''' a large number Of passengers on her
rim Yesterday Travel on the historic
lanes river has largely increased OF late
THE Pocahontas encountered severe
storm between Meadowyllle ana Du{ i,
Co. about 4 o'clock Z. NJ. and the ieht-
''tro thunder. rain. and hail which fol-
lowed lasted for a half hour -.
Two trees on the south side OF James
r,,er near Dutch Gap were struck by
iiehtning. Hail-stones as large as peas
fell in great quantities on the deck OF
,ba afaamer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
DEATHS.

pyAIL-Dled. at their residence ~, ~
II no - Ie,rh street. at p. NJ. May l..
tSoa AMELIA ANN RYALL daughter
81 + NJ and u. r. Ryall; aged 'hEee
wears and seven months rf,rs
Her funeral will take place Iilis
r,vsdresdayl EVENING. Nay II. isas.
from the residence. al p. ". triens ;
and acqualntances are requested 10 at
tend.
baltimore and New York papers please
copys
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CHICAGO. May 12.-The Colts batted
out a victory in the eighth inning To-
day after two men were out and defeat
seemed certain. Attendance, 5000.
Score: ~ - 70
Chicago .......1 0 o Q o x-9
Tost0n .2 D o OOOO 0O % )
Batteries: Griffith and Kittridge' sull-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
PROGRESS.


On account OF a depleted treasury our
state hospitals are not a. well equipped
ms they should be. Nevertheless. there
are evidences OF advanced thought and
earnest effort I'm the administration OF
these institutions which we hope some
DAY TO conduct according 10 the most
progressive methods.
OLD SOLDIERS.
The state continues TO provide home
for many OF her poor old' soldiers and
10 give small pensions 70 others. one
hundred and forty thousand dollars Is
annually bestowed upon these worthy ana
Deserving objects OF charity.
PRIVATE AND LOCAL CHARITIES.
There are no public charitable organi-
Nations for the relief Of idiotic and feeble
minded persons orphan or dependent
children, the aged and the infirm. Many
of these, however, are cared Tor In iocai
sIm.houscs. or IN homes maintained by
private charity.
YOUTHFUL CRIMINALS.
Under the direction OF the Prison Asso-
ssstiap ysfpgmaiory ia maintained o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
PETERsBURG AND ROANOKE.
lie Mountaineers walked Away WI"

PETERSBURG, VA, May lZ.-speela''
The Farmers did not have on 'he'r p'aS
g. ciothes this afternoon. and the noun
,aInocrs defeated them by score or -
TO 7.
The Roanoke team played a very pref
~ f,elding game and Groves one-hana
catch Of Keefers hot-llner TO le't.neia
wa a beauty. WrigIey played wen ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-13
IIu,ting, Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
IN the Hastings Court Yesterday:
William Watt, cony'ted OF house
breaking was sent 10 jail for six months
and fined one cent.
William Young. charged with burglary
was acquitted on that charge, but was
convicted Of house-hreakng. and sent 10
the pcnitontiary for two years.
william Smith alias William Slick was
charged with n felony, but was dis
charged on the understanding that an
other Indictment will be found next
month.
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lie NAY Recover.

Little Manly Bottingheimer, whose skull
was so badly injured by a missile thrown
AT him by a young negro boy named
Joe Wellington. while he was passing
along the street. in the neighborhood OF
Second and Leigh. Saturday evening, as
10 neeessitate an operation. is doing
nicely.
DR.. Oppenhelmer said last night the
child had a good chance TO recover