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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-27

from Odessa landed here this morning.
1t is understood here that the ad-
mirals have invited the Turkish COM
mander to reOccupy MalaXa under the
protection of the international fleet,
with the promise to shell the insurgents
should they attack him. But the COM
mander declined to make the attempt,
on the ground that his troops are too
much demOraliZed.
Col. Vassos says that the block house
at MalaXa is outside the neutral zone,
but If the admirals had asked that the
Turks be allowed to withdraw they
would not have been molested.
Athens, March 26.-The Crown Prince
Constantine, who was to have been
formally gaZetted today as commander
in-chief Of the Greek army in Thessaly,
and who was to have left Athens to-
day in order to take command of the
Greek forces, postponed his departure
at the last moment for a few days.
Paris, March 2C.-The Marquis of
Salisbury, after leaving a card at the
Elysee palace this morning, proceeded
to the foreign office. The French min
lister for foreign affairs, M Hanotaux,
met him at the door and led him to his
private room, where they had an hours
interview.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 26-The
members of the diplomatic corps here
now greatly apprehend serious compIi-
cations in Macedonia, which will
jeopardiZe the peace of Europe
Although recognizing that the chief
danger lies in that direction, the pro
pcsal of Great Britain to establish a
neutral zone on the Greek frontier is
regarded as ineficacious and imprac-
ticable. 1t is urged here. that it would
be preferable to accelerate the pacifica-
ton Of Crete by Immediately biockad-
ing the coast of Greece, and thus nip
in the bud the development of compli-
cations in Macedonia.
Vienna, March 26.-An infantry regi-
ment, 678 men strong, sailed yesterday
for the Island of Crete, being the Aus
trian contingent for the occupation of
the principal ports of that island by
forces of the foreign powers. g.
LONDON, March 26.-An important
discussion took place in commons to-
day during the consideration Of the
foreign office estimates. John Morley,
in the absence of the Liberal leader,
Sir William Vernon Harcourt, criticized
at length and with great vigor the ac-
ton of the powers in the Greco Cretan
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-27
HASTINGS is SURPRISED.
Indignant at the Action of Gov.
ClOugh.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
HASTINGS, Mimi, March 26-News
OF Gov. Clough's veto of the bill locat-
ing the fourth insane hospital here was
received by our people with great sur
prise, as they little imagined that the
bill would have to be passed over his
veto. The message doubtless created
no more genuine surprise here than it
did to the people throughout the state
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-27

Special to the Globe.
MANKATO, Mimi, March 2S-The
Democratic convention was held TODAY
and A. r. Pfau nominated for mayor;
Harry brown. city recorder; Ed Cous-
ander, treasurer, and ]. E. Porter, mu-
nicipal judge. The ticket is a strong
one. Pfau is present city attorney, and
was mayor some years ago.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-27

CONSTANTINOPLE, March 26.-It is
asserted here tonight en- what is re-
garded as reliable authority that, ir
consequence of the refusal of Lord
Salisbury to join in a blockade of
Greek ports, Germany has given notice
to the powers of her intention to with
draw from the concert. 1t is under
stood that Turkey sent her squadron
through the Dardanelles on the ad-
vice of Germany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

Sergeant TOmlinsOn received telegram
from WASHINGTON yesterday, stating that
a man answering the description OF the
partv who passed the raised bank-note
i'm this city recently is in custody In
that city on the charge OF working
the same game. He Will be brought back
here when the Washington authorities
are through with him.
A press telegram from Washington
Yesterday saws: James Cassidy, 3
vears old. Of Altoona. Pa. is held here
on the charge Of raising United states
Treasury notes. Cassidy says he Is the
tool of older men who initiated him into
tine scheme az Richmond, Va. This is
horne out by advices received by Chief
HaZen Of the Secret Service, who IS m
formed another man is held by Rich
nond authorities on similar charges
A Young white man named Frank La
mont. who claims that he is from
Charleston S. c., was taken I'm charge
bv Detective Gibson at 230 o'clock yes
terday afternoon for begging on the
streets.
Lamont is quite respectable looking. lie
has a very sore leg. and carries GER
ufcates purporting to be signed by phys-
cians-one of Hampton, Va, the other
Of Wilson, n. C-stating that he is
unable TO work He is on his way To
Baltimore where he claims to have q
sister. The young man was taken to the
Second Station, and subsequently carried
to the hospital
There was another meeting Of the Elec-
toral Board yesterday afternoon. As the
body was unable TO complete the list OF
judges and registrars for the next gene
raj election, an adjournment was taken
until 4:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
when the work will probably be finished.
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Emporia lettings.

EMPORIA. VA. March 6.-(Speciai.)-
The County Court of Greenesville county
has virtually adjourned for the term the
court is merely being kept open for d
few minor orders. There was little criInl-
nal business.
our Board Of Supervisors will meet on
the third Monday for the transaction Oh
usual routine business.
only about half a dozen Of our towns
people attended the inauguration. All Ie-
turned well pleased.
Quite a fiourishing lodge Of the Junior
order of American Mechanics has been
established here.
Nh W. Samuel Goodwin, ESQ. proml-
nent attorney of this pace was in Nor
folk yesterday.
Mr.. George s. Bruce will leave Tor Pits
burg next week after q pleasant visit 10
the family of Mr. and Mrs. Z. i. Turner.
A very bold robbery was attempted q
few miles below here. on the Atlantic
Coast Line. a few days ago. Scotch
lady, Mrs Mcl<eachie, was at home When
a burly negro entered and demanded all
her money and valuables She told him
she had no money. lie then took q toy
bank belonging TO one of her children, and
containing q few coins, and made OF.
There is no telling what the consequences
would have been had the lady not heard
some persons coming from court and
called them. From what can be learned,
the negro is making his way TO Wilson
y. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
SNOW ATCARS0N CITY
TT porsN,T BOTHER FITHsIM-
MONS AND CORBETT, THOUGH
BOTH OF TEE MEX FEEL FIT NOW.
All That They Need is 10 Keep 1"
Condition Until the Hour Tor 'he
Fight ArrIycs-ii"ud-b"''
ing.

CARSON. NEV., March ct required
but trining stretch Of the Imagination
10 make eastern visitors believe that
they were camping out when they awoNe
this morning. Window-sills were banked
hieh with snow. and without great lakes
were scattering everything with sossy
splash. A coating Of slush and snow
obscured the sidewalks. and the hish-
ways were ankle-deep in mud
The big fellows however were not
worrying over the capricious clements as
much as might be supposed Their pres
ent perfect condition accounts for this
feeling Of contentment. Both Of them
know that they are fit now, and only re-
quire enough work to keep their joints
from stinening.
The Australian frettel about the
house for three hours before he decided
to venture out. lie then tailed on pc
hind a fast horse and buggy, and hooieI
into Carson, weighing himself down Win
coat of mud az every step. Huryus
back. he set all hands 10 work boarding
up the interior Of his gymnasium. thus
converting IL into a small hand-hall conri.
This done he produced q set OF tennis
balls. and shudled around IN the little
room and gave Roeber "a few points I'm
Corhett's favorito game. When he had
worked no "a little perspiration, Bob
turned 10 a new punching-bag ana
whacked the stitches from two seams be-
fore the end Of tweny-one minutes.
After this the regulation amount or
boxing and wrestling followed, conclud-
ing with a vigorous rundown.
II this snow keeps up, III show some
Of these Holsters how 10 play hand-bail,
declared Corbett. after breakfast to-day
Al. Hampton and Brother Joe were quick
to pick up tho defiance and all adj
iourned TO the ball court. The champion
did not make good his boast, but he kept
both his opponents on the move TO win.
without stopping 10 rest, or showing the
slightest trace Of fatigue, Jim called out
his sparring partners, and took each OF
them on for four rounds. They worked
hard, but could not ever make him pun
After his hard days work .Pm Waited
around the court and slugged AZ an
imaginary opponent while his rundown
was being prepared
There is no indication Of break I'm
the storm tonight The snow Is eight
inches deep on the level. and stun lalls
heavily. The carpenters employed on me
arena knocked off work this afternoon
but they have plenty Of margin left in
which to finish their task before the end
of next week.
To-days sale OF tickets was the
heaviest on record.
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Caught ut Cregve.

CREWE. March 6.-CSpeciaL)-The pro-
tracted meeting in the Disciples church,
which has been in progress for two
weeks. will come 10 a close on Tuesday
night next. These services have been
wen attended and successful They
were conducted by Evangelist Rutledge
and the pastor Mr.. j. c. Reynolds.
Rev. G. r. Kuyk will hold lenten SER
vices here every Tuesday night; at Motto
way Courthouse Wednesday afternoons,
and at Blackstone in the Afternoons on
Thursdays.
Mr.. II. y. Phillips, one Of our most
prominent merchants, is building resi-
dence on Carolina avenue. Quite a num-
Der Of other dwellings, will be erected
this spring.
Miss Emma Boisseau has left for Rap
pahannock county on an extended visit.
Miss Ada Staples, OF Concord, is visit
ing friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs w. L. Buford have re-
turned from visit to relatives at Drew
rvs Bluff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

WASHINGTON, y. c.. March 6.-(Spe-
cial.)-Yesterday ended the first meeting
of the Washington Fair Association, and
everybody present-directors racemen,
and the publlc-declared it q decided sue
cess. The races were:
First race-2:5O trot, purse $l5O-Robert
Burns, c. 6. CBurns), 1, /, !; Rivet, c. m.
chairman, 2, ., .; ELY, C. m Smith, g..
3, 3; King Alley. C. g. Bryan, 4, dis
tanced Time, 2:34 II, 2:31 ID, 2:36 II.
Second race-2:2O trot and pace mixed,
purse S200-Palmetto Prince, PAGER, br. b..
(HaighO, !. /, /; Trim, blk. g. CBryan), 3,
3. 2; Miss Thompson, C. m. OHewitO, 4, 2
8: Baron Wood, C. g. Moore), >, ., A.;
Lucy Ashley, C. m. Smith, ., /, 8. Time,
2:3i 2:21 1-2. 2:3l.
Third race-purse 800. running, five
elghths of a mile heats-Ginger Ale, Oh. IN.
Washington, 3, /, /; TaBglefoot, C. g.
lehman, /, 9, .; Florence Hubbard, ch.
m. GoneO. 2, .; Mocking Bird, CHI. IN.
MILLER, distanced. Time, 100 81, l07.
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WILLIAMSBURG.
A suit CompTomised-Chnnseh MS
,fnI-nuffffng.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, March 6-Ospe-
clal)-The faculty OF william and Mary
at their last meeting took appropriate
action touching the death OF Judge
Crump. H.
The suit which has been pending TOT
some years between Silas Thorp ana
Allie s. Cowles. involving n title 10
tract Of land IN James city, known 40
Greens" was compromised TO-DAY anu
a deed was executed by a. >. Co"ies ~
Mrs. Elizabeth Thorp, the consiIeIa1loii
being $50 In money and the dssisnmeh TIC
of "A Judgment OF Franklin, Davis d
Co. vs.. ID. S. Cowles, the father Of a.
S. Cowles, and the original owner or the
land. 4 g-eat many deposltlohS nave
been taken In this case ,
Mr.. Henry r. Armistead, with his lttle
children. who left here recently lot
Hampton 10 live. has changed his mlnd'
and will return TO his farm near here
and the man from the Northwest, who
has had charge OF the farm. viii give
up the place and return 20 his home.
The writer is informed by one Of our
architects that there viii be- great
deal Of work here this spring and SUM
mer which IS very welcome news TO our
mechanics. on Monday the weather
permitting, Mr.. Noryill Henley viii com
nence TO build a residence for himself
ON the lot between his fathers place and
the residence of Mr.. r. n. Geudy. Mr..
Denmead will begin the construction or
a large double frame building, fronting
Francis street and Professor Bishop Will
early IN spring commence on a residence
on the lot recently purchased OF Captain
j. IT, Topham, fronting the Palace
Square.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

H. Smith. The proceeds were devotd to
the rcctory fund.
Mr.. elias G. Parshall. OF this county
has the most prolific number Of ewes In
the county, eighty Of them have 100 lambs
and he has In an over 300 lambs TO put
upon the market
some thieves raided the hlacksmith-shop
on the farm Of Mr.. G.. r. Hardes'y one
night lately. carrying Of some blacksmith
tools and "a saddle belonging to one or his
sons.
Mr. ana Mrs. T. s. Thompson visited
Washington this week TO witness the IN
augural ceremonies
Miss Mamie l.. Mccormick IS visiting
relatives I'm Alexandra.
Mr. Thomas =. Hyde. OF Boyce' IS VISIT
Ing friends I'm Washington
Miss Stella Richardson IS visiting frlehas
in Baltimore.
Miss Emily Smith. Messrs. Charles ~
and Blackburn Smith. j. s. Ware and MISS
Mamie Mcclure were among those WHO
attended the inaugural ceremonies III
WASHINGTON.
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Recommended In Il Batch.

CHHISTIANSBURG, Va, March c.
GSpecial.) 1.-The Republicans of this coun-
~ are evidently trying TO steer clear
Of the troubles which ordinarily come 20
q party from disappointed ohice-seekers.
To-day their County Committee met for
the purpose OF passing on the claims OF
the host Of applicants for Federal pa
tronage. and determined TO recommend
and endorse the following persons, and,
so far as the committee is concerned,
none others need apply: For Assistant
Attorney for the Western District Of
Virginia, Allen J. Hairless for p0stmas-
ters-{3lacksburg, william q. Ellitt;
Prices Fork. r. L. Olinger; Wears, i.
Price; Cambria, Frank Ridnger; Riner,
George d. Surface; Elliston. r.. y. Ben
nett; Shawsvine, w r. Wills; Allegheny
Springs, Warren J.. Barnett.
The committee stands pledged 10 do
their utmost 10 secure these appoint
ments. it has been generally under
stood that Colonel :. Hampton HoGe
would be backed by his party for Dis
trict Attorney but 10 IS rumcred he will
meet with determined opposition.
49, -
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THE VALLEY CITY.
Church News-Tbe Public Schools
Personal Notes.

STAUNTON, VA, March G.-(Special)-
The Rev. Father Ahern, chancellor of the
diocese, and a resident Of Richmond, has
been appointed by Bishop Van de Vyver
to the position Of assistant to the Rev.
John McVerry, pastor of St. Frances
church, in this city, succeeding Father W.
CASTOR Payne, recently assigned to mis-
sonary work in this section of the do
cese.
Father Payne has returned from a visit
TO Highland and Bath counties.
Mr.. Samuel Ker, of FishersWlle. IS at
Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore, ac-
companied IN DR.. 9. T. Lewis, Of this city.
Mr.. Ker w5s stricken with appendicitis.
and was taken TO Baltimore for surgical
treatment. He IS one OF the leading citi-
zens Of Augusta.
The public schools I'm various parts or
the county are closing their sessions.
Cards have been received announcing
the approaching marriage of Mr. Percy II.
Wilson, Of this city, and Miss Henrietta
Anne Waters. OF Rockville, Nd. The cere-
mony will take place on the 10th instant
at the brides home. Miss Waters IS
popular belle in her home, and Mr.. Wilson
has both the envy and congratulations or
many.
Mr. Isaac WITT and his daughters, Mrs.
William Starke Burke and Miss Rosa
WITT, and his son. Mr.. Louis WITT, have
left for Florida, and will spend the windy
month Of March in the land of flowers and
fragrance.
Mr. John m. Hartman and his wife (nee
Peters,, OF TarborO', y. C., after an eN-
tended wedding tour in the northern cities,
are at home in this city
Mr.. Charles Catlett has been elected
president Of the Debating Society Of the
Young Mems Christian Association for
the ensuing term.
Mr.. Nicholas r. Cooke has been gradu-
ated from the Eastman Business College,
OF Poughkeepsie.
DR.. y. NJ. Atkinson IS spending the week
visiting his sister. Mrs Bishop II. c. Lay,
OF Baltimore.
Mrs. Edward Echols has returned home
from a months visit 10 her parents, Colo
mel and Mrs. John d. Young, Of Louis
vile. Ky
Mr.. John Edmondson. OF New York, IS
spending a few days here with his pa
rents Colonel and Mrs. +. l.. Edmondson.
Major Jed HotchSiss has recently re-
ceiyed from General John y. Gordon,
general commanding the United Confede-
rate Veterans" as OF June 30. 1896, com
mission appointing him acknowledgement
and chief OF the Engineer Corps, stan OF
General J. r. Gordon" This is a we'll
merited recognition Of the distinguished
services OF Major Fiotchkiss as topograph-
zeal engineer during the war on the stans
OF Generals Jackson, Ewell, and Early
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
DEATHS.

GLENN-Died. at the residence OF his
parents. No. 70 south Linden street.
Friday morning. March 9Th, at o'clock
FOREST LINWOOD. eldest son Of John
W. and Sarah w Glenn; aged . years
months and days.
love to think OF Heaven, ! long to join
Che choir,
To sing the song Of Jesus, my soul
would never tire;
The loved ones gone before me are join
ing in the song,
They cast their crowns before the Lamb
who sits upon the throne.
l love TO think Of Heaven, and the greet
ings 1 shall meet
From the loving band OF loved ones,
who walk the golden street;
And the patriarchs and prophets, / shall
know them every one;
IL IS written in the Word. I'VE shall
know as we are known"
The funeral service will take place from
the Grace-Street Tabernacle THIS (Sun-
day) AFTERNOON al 3 O'clock. The
friends and relatives Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend without
further notice
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
LAUTERBACK-Die March 9Th. at
Z T. NJ, at his fathers residence. on
Brook road. HERBERT MOSELEY
LAUTERBACK, son of Fritz and Aulena
X, in the 4th year Of his age.
Good-by dearest, thou hast left us,
Left US here 10 grieve and mourn.
But we know that thou art resting,
Safe in the arms Of Jesus throne.
Funeral will take place from the above
residence on MONDAY AFTERNOON
at 3 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances
are respectfully invited TO attend.
MOORE.-Died March 9th. at 1:SO 2,
NJ. at her residence. 81 Hull street,
Manchester, Mrs. JULIA a. MOORE;
aged 60 years.
Funeral from Bainbridge-Street Baptist
church THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at
3 o'clock Friends and acquaintance IN
vlted 10 attend.
Baltimore and Brooklyn papers please
copy.
pAYNTER.-Died, on Saturday, March
c. 1897, 40 F10 =. NJ, GEORGE u. PAWN
TER. ln the 4th year OF his age.
Funeral from Holy Trinity church at
IL \. NJ. MONDAY.
Washington and Wilmington DELI
papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
GoocHLAND CLUBS Fox-cHAsE.
Through wind and Rain They Went
for Nine Hours.

The Goochland County Hunting Club
had its last, but best run Of the sea-
son yesterday, and the members were en-
gagged in the chase for about nine hours.
Undaunted by wind and rain, and think
ing only Of the fun that was in store for
them. eleven hunters started at o'clock
in the morning from the home OF the
clubs president, Mr. j. C.. Hobson, and by
Z o'clock the pack had an old red fox up
and on the go. His foXship was fleet OF
foot. and so were the horses and dogs.
and on over the fields they flew, hounds
and hunters following closely on the tran
of the swift animal which they were pur-
suing until at I o'clock in the afternoon
the fox fell a prey to the hounds and was
killed. Only four of those who started IN
the chase were On the spot at the finish
and Miss Sally Bailey Stokes, who FOR
long fox chase over rough country is
about the best lady rider I'm the state, was
the first person I'm at the death. The three
riders to arrive thereafter were Messrs.
!. G. Hobson. Robert Palmer. and II. j..
Watkins Miss Stokes carried OIL the
brush. which. on her return home. was
waved proudly from the fctlock OF her
handsome charger Devil.
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A Monster German Celebration.

The Board Of Directors Of the Gesang-
verein Virginia met in the club-rooms Of
the society last night, and transacted
business connected with the progress Of
that organization. 1t was decided to
call a meeting OF the German-American
citizens Of Richmond for Monday night,
to consider what form the celebration Of
the hundredth anniversary Of the birth
of William !. should take. The senti-
ment in favor OF an elaborate observance
Of the date is unanimous, as far as could
be learned, and the programme for the
occasion will be drawn up tomorrow.
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s.I1ss LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Preparations Milking For the Grand
Opening This Week.

DpShAhH AhhH " NNANs
Messrs. A. Saks * Co., Richmond's
enterprising clothiers. are preparing now
for the opening of their department for
the handling Of ladies' tailor-made gar
ments.
The entire rear half of the second floor
has been cleared Of mems apparel and
handsomely carpeted. preparatory to the
reception of the large stock of female
clothing which viii be unpacked In day
or So The space set apart for the ladies
makes really a handsome apartment, and
when the variety of fine dresses arc
spread upon the tables or hung In the
cases, now ready for their reception the
scene presented viii be one Of rare lnte-
rest 10 the ladies Of Richmond many Of
whom have been mailed invitations 20 be
present on the opening day this week and
inspect the stock.
Mr.. j. Cans, the manager Of the mann
moth house, has made AN preparations
for the reception and comfort of his lady
patrons Large. roomy dressing-roOms,
afforIing an the privacy Of ones boudoir
have been built i'm corner Of the ladies'
department, and polite salesladies are be-
ing engaged TO attend % the wants Of
the female customer.
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City Hall Court News.

In the Circuit Court yesterday an or
der was entered authorizing the trustees
OF st. James Methodist Episcopal Church,
south, TO cucumber the church property
to secure payment OF certain notes
amounting TO &,70o.
A notice OF motion was docketed I'm
the suit OF w. NJ. Parrish against J. S.
Smith for SSl9a.
Suit was Instituted I'm the Law and
Equity Court yesterday by Well, Brock