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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
TO UNynIL me MON UMEyT.
The Woodmen to Honor the Memory OF
Sovereign W. ". Crane.

The exercises attending the unwilling
OF the monument erected by the wood
men Of the World 10 the memory 81
their late Sovereign, VIM. w. crane, VIII
take place at lakewood cemetery TINS
afternoon at o'clock. ~.
The Sovereigns Of Hickory Camp, NO.
6. WOOdmon of the World, VIII asstmpls
at their hall, corner Of Twenty-nllh anu
Broad streets, at O'Clock. LNSIsl eei'
Camp and Magnolia Camp OF 1NchmOhp.
Forest Hill Camp of Manchester, anu
visiting delegations from LynchDurg,
DanVlle. Petersburg. and NDIloih VIII
assist IN the exercises. 80.
Union Council. Royal Arcanum, JeiIer,
son Lodge. order of Golden Chain, "a d
a platoon Of police viii attend as lhe
invited guests Of Hickory camp.
Tho line will form rs follows.
Platoon of police; Master OF Ceremo-
mander. John b. Allen. with Waterman
A. x. Vest and Sentry II. a. Zones on
either side. Adviser Lieutenant x -.
Adams. with Banker John ). Morriss
and Clerk w. II. Atkinson on elmer s.ay f.
Escort Sovereign J. W. Gentry
hvunns of sacred music. Poet, {. W. Nor
ris: carriages with Orator Hon. u -
Richardson and ministers Co..
sovereigns OF Hickory lamp; ScHeI-
cigns from Lynchburg, Danville, Nor
folk. and Petersburg. Soverelgns OF Mag
nolia Camp. Woodmcn OF the worm ,
sovoreigns OF Evergreen Camp: Sover-
eigns Of Forest Hill Camp, OF Manehes,,
ter: members OF Union council iuyIi
Arcanum. committee from Jciiets on
Iodge. order Golden Chain. followed by
other visitors OF 1907. 49,. p,.,,or,
r. Rogers Will form q wedge with the
point beyond the head OF the grave, me
officers. choir, poet, orator ana IeiailNeS
being within the wedge.
The following programme has been ar
ranged 90
2 Nearer Ny God TO Thee'-Choir.
q Introductory Exerciscs-Com Com.
Sow. ]. y. Allen. o,
4. Funeral Anthem-Choir.
Z p0ei-Sov O.. W. Morris.
G. Removing OF Yell BY Master OF Ger
cwories-sov. g. i. Waller.
sacred song (Seiectod)-ChOir.
s. Introduction Of Orator-sov. W. H.
Adams. ,,.,s
Q. Oration-Hon. ID. c. richardson
TO- Benodiction.
H. CamD HOnors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
IT VAS cEIMINAh CARELEssS Ess
That Caused the Death of Bright Little
Hov-An AssnuIt Case.


MARION, n. c.. May -Special.-Wil-
lie Brown was shot last night by negro
boy, named Alb Longcry. Willie Brown
was a bright. intelligent boy. He was
only ten years old. and was boarding at
Mrs. Lizzie Meals. and attended school at
the Marion Institute. Willie was the son OF
a widow OF an old Union veteran. His
mother lived three miles from town. The
negro, Longcry, was a kind of servant
at the clearinghouse. and was under
the influence of liquor all day yester-
day, and was carrying a shotgun around
az If he intended going hunting.
He admits the shooting but claims that
n was accidental and the genera, opinion
IS that his statement is correct. but the
people think he should be punished for
criminal carelessness. He ran for doc
tor Immediately after the shooting, but
was arrested shortly afterwards and
lodged I'm Jail. where It is probable that
he will remain until court In July next.
The negro has q bad reputation, and
will be punished. Willie Brown has a
brother who Is express messenger from
Washington, ID. c., TO Atlanta, Ca. on
the Southern railway; one at Plattsburg,
y. y; one at Sackett's Harbor. \. Y; a
sister at school in Winston, n. c., and
two brothers and his mother at home. No
inquest was held. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon, as his broth
ers cannot get here earlier.
Jim Harshaw. a negro, assaulted Miss
Hardin. at Morganton, yesterday, and he
was arrested and sent on TO the grand
jury by a Justice of the Peace.
No further particulars have been re-
ceived OF the killing OF Buchanan In
Mitchell county.
Mitchell Byrd. Of Mitchell county. who
for several months has been in Jail here
for safe keeping. was carried TO Bakers
Vile last Monday for trial. His trial be-
gan this morning. He IL charged with the
murder Of one Butler, his brother-in-law.
A peclal yenire OF 100 Jurors was or
dered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
lnnn.sYllle.

TOWNSVILLE. N. c., May s.-spe-
GALA grand entertainment took place
last night i'm Harris Warehouse for tho
benefit OF the Methodist church. The or
der Of the night was music. refreshments
and recitations.
There was 4 large crowd present and
about $50 raised.
The town election passed off quietly
Most a.. new officers were elected. For
Mayor. W. II. Riddick: Commissioners
G.. &. Patterson; l.. w. Harris and Chas
Strickland.
Lots Of tobacco IS being planted around
logmGsvllc. With one more good season
Most OF the farmers will finish setting
their crops.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
Snnafnr Enrle's Condition.

GREENvILLE, S. c., May s.-Whlle
the condition of United States Senator
Joseph Earle is improved. 1t is stil dan
eerous. The Senator was taken sick
about six weeks ago, and about two
weeks after he went TO Washington 10 he
sworn in. He introduced a resolution as
to the assignment of Senators to commit
tees. on which he was expected TO deliver
a speech. but became III the day follow
ing 1t Is stated that In Washington bis
case was incorrectly diagnosed; that he
was treated for throat disease when the
seat OF the aiment was the kidneys.
II Is now understood that he was threat
ened with an acute attack OF Brights
disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09

The Conservation of Bishop Newton an
impressive Ceremony.

The Consscratou of Bishop Newton an
Impressive Ceremony.
The Epiphany church at Barton Heights
was consecrated 10 the worship OF God by
the Right Rev. John 3. Newton on FRI
day night in the presence Of large con-
gregatIon.
II b the second Episcopal church that
has been consecratcd in Henrico county
during the past century, the other being
Emanuel church. which was consecrated
thirty-seven years ago.
The services were impressive and beau
tiful In the sanctuary, besides Bishop
Newton, were Rev. II. J. Gravatt, dean OF
the convocatlon; w. p. Christian, rector
OF the church, and ]. II. Birkhead, w. NJ.
Clarke. ]. Y. bowman, K. A. Goodwin
Martin Johnson, ". Il. Lee, l.. X. Mason.
&. l.. Price. II. NJ. Randolph, j. W. Ware
and Henry Wingate. .-,,,
The conservation prayers Followed even
song. at which the sermon was preached
by Rev. r. NJ. Randolph. formerly curate-
in-charge OF the building, which was at
one lime n chapel of ease, and c0nsecrated
with Emmanuel church.
A special and attractive musical pro-
eramrne under the direction of Mr.. Redd,
orgnnist OF Emmanuel church. marked
the occasion. Miss Rika Hutchinson
sang with line effect THE Holy City" at
the onerat0ry.
The new church was set apart by the
council less than year ago. IL Is very
pretty building inside and out, and Is
substantially furnished with oak sittings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09

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The Experience OF, Professors Atwood and
Saunders on Bicycles la the Mountains.


CALLAWAY, Va, May G.-Specla!.-Th
cold has been considerable ana snow was
visible this week on the mountains OF
lloyd, but 20 Tar the apples haye not been
seriously injured, ana the outlook Tor a
large crop Is good. We Will also have some
choice peaches, etc. Farther cast the
frost was damaging u peaches and
Strawberries. The foothills az the Blue
Ridge are remarkably free IRON killing
trosts.
The farmers ere paying more attention
year by year 10 horticulture. Improved
D.uning can be noted on all sides. Tree
diseases and Injurious insects are attract
ing increasing attention. Spraying Is be-
ing practiced In some places. The iye-
wash for messy, and hide-bound trees mas
been very satisfactory.
Bordeau and London purple are being
tried TO lessen the damages OF the scaD
and apple worm.
About Q o'clock one night last week Or.
Guerranl, OF Alg0ma, was very much sur
prlsed to hear the tinlIling OF bicycle
bells. Going out he discovered Professors
| Atwood and Saunders, who had ridden
| over from Blacksburg. They we're pretty
we'll worn out and said they had been
delayed in the mountains. Trying 10 de-
| scend il In the dark they had gotten lost.
| Led By q friendly ray they discovered
the house Of a mounlaineer. lie carried
them to the top Of ridge which lay be-
| tween his hollow and that In whicn ne
right path lay.
Far below they could hear the rushing
waters of Roaring Run. Their guide told
them TO descend and they would come 10
the main path which led down the stream.
| He declined to 20 farther. saying mat ne
| had \ spraineed ankle.
when va reached the bottom OF that
awful HILL" said the travellers, we ala
| not believe in that sprained ankle story
at all. That fellow simply did not wish 10
| come down and go up
| Next day Mr.. saunders went 10 Bieax
| HIN TO visit his father, Dir. Peter Saun-
| ders. who has been sick TOR some tlme'
| but is now improving.
| Mr. Atwood was IN hot pursuit OF the
SANDY hosey" as some or cur farmers
| call that drc..e' raliforDi9p scale wnicn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09

Is making such a stir. Only smaii Nuh'-
Der OF affected trees were found
Professor Atwood says that a'pnos' az
OF these came from the nursery. fiah'elS
should be very careful about buying iross'
as they may get this pest unawaros. 10
buy only from Virginia nurseries "Vu'u
he quito a safc plan. since the STATE mas
passed very strict laws prohibiting '"e
handling OF diseased stock. All OF inc
affected trees will he destroyed ana u 3
believed that shc scale Will be successfully
nippcd In tho bud.
Wheat and oats are looking well. Corn
planting Is on hand.
A good deal Of taR-bark IS being pulled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Richmond William Isaac Johnson from
Richmond p. B. l.. d T. Company's trus-
tee, 80 feet on east side Foushee street,
10 l-2 feet north Of Grace street, $500.
Eliza X. Hoppe from n. W Bowe. trus-
tee, AZ 2-3 feet on north side OF Clay
street. Is feet east OF Prentiss, $3.50
julius Ides estate, from ". VI. Nc
Carthy. trustee. and w. L. cowardin's
executor. lot on Main street southeast
corner Eighteenth and q l-S feet on
east side Eighteenth street 20 l-2 feet
south of Main street $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
THE MONETARY CoMMIssIOY.
Mr.. McKinley's Appointees Sailed Yester
day foe Europe.

INV YORK. May S.-ExVice- President
Adlai r. Stevenson. General c. j. Paine.
and United States Senator Edward o.
Wolcott. VINO were recently appointed by
President Mckinley as a commission 70
corfer with The heads OF the European
governments relative to the holding OF
An international bimctallic conference,
sailed for Havre on the French liner La
TOuraine to-day.
before Their departure Mr.. Stevenson
said that the commission would go d.
rectly TO Paris and after comforting with
the French Government. would visit Lon
don, Berlin Vienna, and capitals Of other
European governments.
He expected that much good would be
accomplished By the commission and did
not anticipate any trouble in inducing
the governments TO appoint delegates to
contemplate the conference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
INTT-TIX COATENiiON.
Tobacco Men TO Fight the Two Per Cent
Increase.

DANvILLE. VA. May s.-The Board
OF Trade Of Martinsvilc IN meeting, Wig
orously opposed the proposed increase OF
two cents per pound of the revenue TAX
on MANUFACTURED tobacco. The ioaTd
has invited general meeting Of repre-
sontatves from Boards in Virginia and
North Carolina 10 meet ut Dan,lllc next
Saturday. May 18th, 10 take concerted
action in trying to prevent the proposed
increase.
Several boards have appointed delegates
and there viii probably be large anti
tax convention held hero next Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
Rise IN Oh.

NEW YORK, May s.-standard oil
stock Is now at a tgure away beyond
all previous record Yesterdays closing
price was 81 lat. but when tina market
opened to-day IL Immediately shot up
a point. In another half hour it had
gone two points higher and at II o'clock
was selling AZ 81, with 81 IL openly lid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
10 CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
To Gain Flssb, 10 Sleep We'll. 10 krsv
what Appetite and Good Digestion mssss
Make Test Of siuast's Dyspsvsis
Tablets.
Interesting Experiepcs Of nm Indianapolis
Genlltmsp.

No trouble IA more comntn or "o'e
misunderstood that nervous uysprts' "a.
People having Il think that .Icir ~
are TO blame aud are surprised tni' '"ey
are not cured by nerve mccicinc anu
spriug remedies: The real seat OF the mis-
cher is lost sight Of; tho stomach Is 'ho
organ 10 bc looked after.
Nervous dyspspiivs often do NOT nsve
any pain whatever IN tho stomach dor
perhaps any VI tho usual symptoms "
stomach Weakness. Nervous dyspsp''s
shows itself not IN tho stomach 80 mSc"
az In neatly every otter organ III so'no
cases the heart palpitatcs and Is lrresu-
lar, in others the Kidneys arc anecsed'
IN others the bowels are constipatcd WIN
headaches. ItllI others are troubled Win
loss of flcsh aud appetite with ncc"mu'a-
ton OF gas. sour iisit rs and heartburn.
Mr.. a. W. Sharper. OF no. 81, Prospest
street, indianapolis, Ind, writes AZ foi-
lows: "A motive OF pure sratitude
prompts me 10 write these few lines fs-
garding the new and valuable medicine,
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the ciicclS OF the Ncit ~.
attributed this TO my scdcntafy habits,
being a bookkecper with little physical
exercise. but l am glad to state that the
tablets have overcome all these obstacles
for have gained In flesh, sleep better,
and am better in every way. The above
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
CenslIred the Federation.

CLEVELAND. OHIO May Sat the
Bakers convention the resolutions intro
duced earlier I'm the week censuring the
American Federation Of LABOR for In
dorslng the free silver movement was
adopted. The delegates took the ground
that the Federation, by its action, had
entered politics. All the International Of
ticers were reelected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
rartbauake Shakes Rome.

ROME. May s.-Two shocks OF earth
quake were felt in this city and vicinity
al 3 O'Clock this morning. Many resi-
dents OF the city were panic-stricken'
ana rushed from their houses into the
streets. but no lives were lost nor any
serious damage done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
Celebrated Character Dying,

TERRE HAUTE, IND. May s.-{ames
Phillips. the original "Jeems Phillips.
i'm Edward Eggleston's "Hoosier school
Master has been stricken with paraiy'
sis at his home IN Vevay. AS ne y y
wears OF age, il is not expected that ~
will recover Ii has been said that his
was the only character in the book
drawn from life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09

II is entirely free from debt. and starts
out with large and enthusiastic MEM
rector who has already won the love and
esteem OF his flock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
Calhoun Leayes for Cnha.

WASHINGTON, May S.-Commlssloner
Calhoun. who goes TO Havana as legal
assistant 70 Lee, received final instruc-
lions to-day and leaves tonight for
Tampa en- route for Havana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
Conyicfs nj Loggerheads.

IN beautlfylng The Capitol Square got
into a DISPUTE yesterday morning over
some trivial matter and came to blows.
Guard Drew quickly rushed 10 the
scene OF conflict and separated the bel
lleerents before they had accomplish
cd much good
They were put back to work. but
strict watch was placed over them TO
prevent further trouble.
Major Lynn viii attend TO their case
later
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09

Miss Bonnie Oates. OF Charlotte. \. c.,
a sister Of Mrs. George w. Bethel, OF this
city. will be in the city for a few days
She is the pessessor Of q fine soprano
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
Respectfully VOWS
A. ". SHARPE ERR.
The Tennessee Centennial
Exposition

Opens at Nashville, May let. and closes
October 30 1907 For this occasion tho
seaboard Air Line will sell excursion
tickets at very reduced rates. the follow
ing being total rates from points named:
A. Il. c.
Norfolk. Na,,........... N-w tls.eO >fD
Portsmouth. Va.,....... 200 1880 HD
Suffolk. Va............... 200 1850 $40
Class A. Tickets sold daily April 18th
to October Eth. Final limit November
It'll.
Class r. Tickets sold daily April 10Th
to October 18th. Final limit twenty (2o)
day from date OF sale.
Glass c. Tickets sold Tuesdays and
Thursdays of each week April 18th 10
October 18th. Final limit ten do) days
from date OF sale.
Through service between all points on
the Seaboard Air Line 10 Nashville. Pull
man Palace Sleeping cars run through
without change.
For further information as 10 rates.
kchedulcs, train service. etc, apply 10
Ticket Agent or address.
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w V. H. WILLIAMS.
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T.. ST. JOHN.
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Traffic Manager.
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General Passenger Agent.
General Offices. Portsmouth, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-09
The Blind Mattra.s Maker.

Try sauers OLD Dominion Baking
Powder.
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Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-10-27
DISTRICT COURT.
Adverse Mining Case Decided in Favor of
the Defendant.

Adverse Mining Case Decided in Favor of
the Defendant.
The Jury in the district court in the
Ease Of the Prince Arthur Mining & Mill
ing company VS.. Percy Ramsden ct al
returned verdict in favor of the defend
ant yesterday afternoon. Messrs. Wills,
Taylor & Taylor represented the plain
uffs and Guy D. Duncan the defendants.
The jury in the case of Tom Conlon,
charged with burglary and larceny, re-
turned verdict Of guilty of petit larceny.
R. E. Esteb conducted the prosecution
and S. T. Horn the defense.
The case of Nicely VS.. West, repre-
sented by Minor & Atwood for the plain
tiff and Norton Montgomery for the
defendant. was decided this morning in
favor of the defendant. .....
One of the most important civil cases
of the term came next on the docket, be-
ing that OF Co(vin & Teal VS.. Isaac Bond
IN which the plaintiffs sue for $4,000
commission for the sale of some of the
latter's mining property near Gold Hill.
The claim of the plaintiffs is that they
sold, as agents, number of claims, most
prominent of which was the Prussian
mine, to Sam Newhouse, for the consid.
Grafton of $4,000. Ten thousand dollars
of this they claim was to be their com.
mission. The defendant aliege that the
agent of the sale was Lou Johnson, but
| plaintiffs claim that he was a sub-agent
of theirs and entitled to such considera-
ton as they had agreed to pay him. Tbs
case will take some little time for trial
George Rogers appears for the plaintiff.
and R. H. Whiteley for the defendant.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-10-27
IN SUPPORT OF THE U.

The Presbyterian and Episcopalians' Ac
ton IS Regarded as Encouraging.
The acton of the PRESBYTERIAN ant
Episcopal church authorities in provid
ing for students in attendance upon thu
state university is suggestive as prob
able step toward the establishment 0
theological schools in touch with that in
stituti n.
1t is not expected, nor is it desired
that these theological schools would have
any official connection with the unlver
sity. says the Denver Republican. Thel,
trustees or directors would have no voice
in the management or government o
that institution which is and always mus
remain a purely state institution. Blu
the theological schools would be estab
lished in proximity to the university SC
that their students might take advantage
OF its classical and other courses.
This would be developnen. of edu
cational work worthy of great praise, an'.
il would also be measure of econom,
to the denominations maintaining theo-
logical schools. for it would enable them
TO avoid the expense of maintaining
classical and scientific schools of their
own. TlAsy could in that case direct the
expenditure of The money saved in this
way to Strengthening the theological
schools.
The state university should stand as :
foundation for all minor educational in
situations which might wish to avail,
themselves of what it does. 1t should
be open TO all, as i. in fact is, and within
its shelter all should find the help they
may need Thus it would in part fulfil /.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-10-27

Ira Mcneil, the well known concentrat-
ing man, has returned from British
Columbia, after three months inspec-
ton of properties there IN the inter ST Of
large syndicate Mr. Mcneil says that
there are large veins of silver ore there,
but that they are remote from railroads
and the transportation question is con.
siderable item. Canada is suf riog from
the demonstration of silver as are all Of
Victoria's colonies and Mr.. Mcneil be.
lieves the Untes States holds the key tc
the situation by acting independently
and alone.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-10-27

its true mission as the mother of educa.
ton in Colorado. From it should 80
forth an educational influence which
would be felt not only in public schools,
but also in all other educational lnstitu.
tons that might desire to profit by its
work.
1t is source of satisfaction to the PEG.
pie of Colorado to see thai their unlver.
sity is rapidly reaching this high stand
ard of excellence aud that along these
lines it Is extending the sphere of its in
fluence.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1897-10-27
st. Johns Church.

The bishop of he diocese, the Right
Rev. J. F. Spaulding, d. d., will arrive
from Denver on the evening train. A,
8 p. N. he will hold joint parish ano
vestry meeting in the church, at which
he won d be glad to see all the com
munlcants and other members of the
parish.
Tomorrow Will be the festival of ST
Simon and St. Jude, Az ostles. The Hol,
Communion VIII be celebrated a
o:3o a. m.
BY special quest the rector vii
preach ntxt Sunday morning on tn,
Estate After Death.