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The record-union., 1897-05-17
General Advance on Domokos.

LARISSA, May 16-Edhem Pasha's
plans for the capture of Domokos are
being rapidly perfected. Reinforce
ments are arriving and all the Greek
positions are carefully watched. The
bad condition of the roads and the
heavy rains delay the operations the
Turkish officers are anxiously await
ing, but general advance began at
dawn
The record-union., 1897-05-17
URGING THE SULTAN.
Germany Wants European Control of
Greek Finances.

LONDON, May 16.-A dispatch to the
DAILY Mall from Constantinople
dated Saturday says: Germany is urg-
ing the Sultan to insist upon the Euro
pean control of Greek finances as the
only means of securing the payment of
an indemnity. Representatives of the
Deutsche Bank will arrive next Satur-
day to realize on the promise of inn
portant concessions which the Sultan
has made to the bank.
The record-union., 1897-05-17
Lumbermen Strike.

UKIAH, May 16.-About 300 of the
employees of the Caspar and Union
Lumber Companies struck yesterday
for wages alleged to be due them I'M
der the provisions of the monthly pay
bill, passed at the late session of the
Legislature. There is considerable ex-
element along the coast in conse-
quence.
The record-union., 1897-05-17
Brotherhood of Taiiors' Strike.

NEW YORK, May 16.-The Brother
hood of Tailors, with a membership of
over 30 900. decided to-day to strike The
decision was arrived at only after pro-
tracted and heated meeting of the tall
ors. Although the strikers have not yet
drawn up their demands, 1t is known
that an advance of wages and the aboli-
ton of the task system are sought by the
failOrS
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Demands an Extradition Treaty.

LONDON, May 16.-A dispatch to the
DAILY Mali from Constantinople says
the Portes reply demands in it's conclud-
ing paragraph an extradition treaty
with Greece and that the ports of Volo
and Prevesa be kept open for vessels
carrying food supplies to the Turkish
troops
The record-union., 1897-05-17
Polayleia HOnOred.

MADRID, May 16.-GeneraJ Camilo
Polavieja, formerly Governor
of the Philippine Islands, who recently
was superseded by General Primo Ri
vera, has arrived here. He received
popular ovation and has been granted
special audience by the Queen regent.
The record-union., 1897-05-17
Death of Cardinal De Rende.

ROME, May 16.-Cardinal Camille
Siciliano De Rende, Archbishop of
Benevente, is dead. He was born in
1917 and received the red hat in 1887.
The record-union., 1897-05-17
Coinage of Twenty-Cent Pieces.

MEXICO CITY, May 16.-The new
dies for coming dollars are to be pre-
sented to all minis and the coinage of
twenty-cent pieces instead of quarter
dollars is to be commenced
The record-union., 1897-05-17
Count Dashkoff Resigns

LONDON. May ia dispatch to the
Times from St. Petersburg says Count
General Volentzoff, Minister of the I'm
perial House and Imperial Domains. has
resigned
The record-union., 1897-05-17

he will send a message to Congress on
the Cuban situation He still has the
matter under consideration and will not
finally determine what he will do until
tomorrow morning.
The record-union., 1897-05-17
Victims of the Charity Bazaar Fire

PARIS, May 16.-Mme. De Laume
and her daughter have succumbed to
the injuries they received at the Char
ity Bazaar fire.
The record-union., 1897-05-17

In Arran, where the maidenhair
ferns grow plentifully, some of the in
habitants use it as a substitute for tea.
The record-union., 1897-05-17
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE
OF MEN And WOMEN.
Well-KnoWn Washington Citizens Pack a
Theater
At Meeting to Show Sympathy With
Cuba.

Senator Chandler Sends a Stirring
Letter, Expressing His Hope for
Cuba's Freedom and That the
Shirt of CommerciaIism Will No
Longer Prevail-Fie Thinks NC
KinIey Will Obey the Platform on
Which He Was Elected.
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r1cKinley Will Decide TODAY

WASHINGTON. May 16-President
Mckinley has not yet decided whether
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Fifteen Passengers and Trsinmen In
jured.

One Coach Left Standing on the
Chasm, With One End Resting on
Either Bank-The Accident Caused
by Waterspout in a Gulch, and
Most of the Cars Were Dragged
Across the Bridge and Wrecked
After Crossing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
COUNTY CHAIRMEN MEET
the SEN.tTOKIaL FIGHT IN CHAh"
LOTTE AND MECkLENBURG'
Key.yiIIe Sci. cted as the Place to Hold the
Cohyention-Three Candidates
In the Field.

KEYSVILLE, VA. July 9.-Speciah-
Mr.. c. J. Faulkner, county chairman Oh
ths Democratic party Of MecklenDurg
cor.i1 and James &. Watkins. chairman
Of Charlotte, met here to-day TO dec 70
upon the time and place fos holding me
Senatorial Convention fcr the district
composed Of the Two COUNTIES.
Keysville was solct ii as the place, 3nd
August 9TH, at $3.50 o'clock +. NJ, as the
time.
Mecklonburg has Il delegates and Char
lotte -.
There will be three candidates before
the convention for the nominaton-Dr.
A. :. Priddy. Thomas ". Scott. ana j..
q. Eggleston.
PROBABLE CANDIDATE.
The probability is that Or. Priddy VIII
carry both Charlotte and Mecklenburg
counties. All OF the candidates are from
Charlotte, as she is entitled to the nomi-
nation.
The delegation for Governor in this
county will be divided but large ma
jority Of the people are for Tyler.
Primaries for the selection OF delegates
to Roanoke. and also to the senatorial
and county conventions. Will be held I'm
Mecklcnburg on the 18TH and in Charlotte
on the 2ith of July.
A REMARKABLE MAN.
Hon. John T. Jones, OF Arkansas IS
spending the summer with his only
daughter. Mrs j. W. Morton Judge
Jones is cighty-four years Old. and In the
full possession Of an his faculties He is
native of Essex county. Va. and IS
widely known throughout the State. lie
was elected 10 the United States Senate
Immediately after the war from Ar
kansas and al one time was master Of
the National Grange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
New Kent Elects Delegates.

NEW KENT c. H.. VA. July 9.-Spe-
cial-New Kent County Court was in
session to-day
The Democrats. I'm mass-meeting. elect
ed delegates to the Roanoke Convention.
Before making nominations resolutions
were adopted providing that only those
Pledged 10 abide by the nomination OF
the Roanoke Convention should be al
lowed t. participate in the proceedings
Of the rieetinG. ana endorsed the Chicago
platform.
The election resulted in three for FL
Tyson and one for Tyler. The Ellyson
men had only two votes majority In the
meeting. which was largely attended.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed:
THAT those delegates who are present
at the convention are authorized 10 cast
the whole vote Of the county;
RESOLVED. That the whole vote Of the
county shall be cast for all candidates
and upon all questions as a majority OF
the delegates present shall think advisa-
BILE
Resolved. That this delegation go I'M
instructed"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

LEXINGTON VA. July o. Especial
Major +. II. Smith has been reelected
principal Of Ann Smith Academy "a school
for boys and girls.
The STANDARD oil Company are locating
two OF their oil tanks here s3ch with
capacity Of from 10000 90 j0o00 gallons
\ great many Of our people are leaving
for the summer. 10 visit friends or 10
spend time M resorts Of which R0ckbridge
can boast as pleasant as any whore TO
be found.
During n thunder storm mere Tuesday
afternoon. Hotel De Hart. built in boom
times. was struck hy lightning and slight
ly damaged. The hotel now bclogs TO
Mr.. John r. Williams. of Buckingham
county.
Morning prayer meetings arc being held
az Trinity Methodist church at O'Clock
for the great International Convention
now i'm session al San Francisco Meet
ngs were held yesterday morning and this
morning. and the last one will be held
tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
4 sCRAMBLE FOE 4 KISS.
Mr.. sutton Breaks Ills Collar Bone "h'ie
Enjoying This Delightful Exercise.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, jury y
Spocial-Mr. Guy Sutton was invited
with many other young people, TO partci-
pate I'm the birthday sociable of Miss
Sadie Clifton. on east Main street, ana
while engaged in game of king VIII
liam" in a scramble for a kiss. had the
misfortune TO fall and break his collar
bone. which event did not occur until az
ter he had won his hard-fought-for
prize"
Mr.. Sutton was taken on litter TO the
Office of Or. Roy Flanagan. who set
the bone, and administered other means
Of relief. and the young man is now
doing as well as could be expected.
Captain Henry w. Doyle, formerly OF
Lynchburg. who has been i'm charge Of
Special Bonded Warehouse No. /. of this
city. for about two years. has been or
dered to Pizarro, Floyd county. Va. TO
superscde Mr.. j. i. Turner who will
take Captain DOyles place in this city.
The city and vicinity is crowded with
visitors from the "hot cities" including
four hundred and fifty who are attending
the state School Of Methods. and the
trolley line from the city TO jefferson
Park haul hundreds OF people every even
ing. who "excurt" TO that delightful re-
sort i'm search or fresh. bracing mountain
air and TO imbibe the cool and refresh
ing draughts Of ice-cold water from the
sparkling streams. which flow fresh from
from the base OF Monticello Mountain.
Samuel j. Rodgers. a carpenter of this
city. was struck by a south-bound G. &
O. train at Calverton yesterday. He died
soon after the accident. His remains
were brought to his home I'm this city
and inferred at II o'clock this morning
in Oak iIIll Cemetery. lie was forty
years old. and leaves n wife and two
children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
BIG DAf ar SHEIPSH FAD,
three Year Odds VIII Run for the Reali.
Laiion stakes.

NEW YORK. July 9.-There Is every
prospect of "A fine days racing at Sleeps
mead Bay tomorrow. for besides the frst
mar double event for two-year-Olds, the
rich realization stakes for three-year-olds
at mile and five furlongs Will be run
on and the winner will get close upon
$4,000 for his victory. 1t looks as If the
starters would DO eleven in number. al
though some of those who have said they
would send their horses TO the post may
change their minds at the last minute.
ana conclude that the chance is not worth
SZJo. the cost of starting.
In spite of the fact that The Friar ran
TWO very bad races lately. he is likely TO
De the favorlte, even though he will be
ridden by the same boy who made mess
with him on the other occasions.
lie should not, however, be held at a
very large margin over Scottish Chief
tain, the winner Of the Belmont. as the
latter is known TO be able 10 go the dis
tanco and will be ridden by Taral.
Buddah tried a long time TO get in the
first place before he was able to. and as
tho occasion OF his winning was also that
Of the bad riding Of the Frar he is not
likely 10 go TO the post any better than
q third choice.
Winged Foot was n good hlly last
'iii Atf diAUpu-u Sut went OIL III tut SUM
mer and fan. but in the hands OF her
trainers she ought 10 be in good condi-
ton To run. Rennsacler has shown a lot
OF speed lately and is sure TO have many
friends, although the majority will favor
others.
Or. Shepard comes from the West and
Will be we'll backed as his preparation has
been quite thorough and lis owners would
not take the long journey unless they saw
some chance in getting repaid. Challen-
ger Haphazard Orestes and CaldrOn,
make up the rest OF the list. with FL
kins az the foot as probably the most
depiscd OF the lot both on account Of his
temper and his lack of speed except at
certain intervals Three year old form
IS by no means what it should be. and to-
morrow's race may result in just such an
upset as has been seen I'm every one Of
the threo-year-olds stakes this year.
Most Of the good ones. however. are
I'm. the only notably exception being the
Fastener on deck. Octagon. Don Deoro
and Horoscope and the Westerners, or
nament and Typhoon H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

GERLACH-Dicd. at the residence ~ her
mother. Mrs. b. N. Snoad. Ions west
CLAY street ar S.35 i. NJ. July sth.
Mrs. MATTE SNEAD GERLACH, IN
her twenty-f0urth year.
Tho funeral took place from Marshall
Street Christian church at i.50 on Fri
day July 9th.
.STrESs. Died. NJ tho residence NJ her
husband. near the National cemetery.
Friday. July 9th at \. NJ, 'AItiA-
RINE beloved wife Of Or Stucss. IN
the thirty-hrst year of her aso. ,.,
Funeral will take place SUNDAY. July
11th. at u. NJ. from ST. Mary's cath
Ollie church. Requiem mass on Mondat
at 1870 A. NJ.
HIrTSON. Died. on Friday. July p. 1897
at $50 o'clock i. NJ. at the residcnr
of her son. $50 south Cherry street. Ms
SUSAN 4. HUTSON. ne mother or
Rows J. T. and j. b. Iiuison, aged
eiehty-six years. eight months and one
Funeral from tho Pine-street Baptist
church ON SUNDAY. July llth. az b
o'clock j. VI.
No flowers.
MORTON Died. July 9th. in Bedford
county. at the residence Of her son-in-
law Mr.. Walker Radford Mrs LIZZIE
MORTON, in the sixty-third year or h'r
age. o.
feuarv church. Of this city, Io-Mok-
ROW. SUNDAY. afternoon. az O'Clock
MACGILL-Dled Thursday. July $. 1921.
moan Louisville g.. go IT go O'Clock.
DAVIDGE MAGGlLL. I'm the siXty-iirst
Funeral TO-DAY at $50 p. NJ from
St PauIs Episcopal church, Richmond.
Interment In Hollywood.
Maryland papers ana Southeih
Churchman please copy.
SORG Died Friday July o. 1891 m y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

Jake Wells was the only man with GIN
ger I'm the game yesterday.
Chambers work was fair, for young
ster who has not been at work.
Schmidt. not 10 he outdonc by Chcsbro,
proceeded 10 strike out three men In sue
cosaion I'm one inning
Lancaster and Newark both dropped,
while the Crew OF the Mary Jane and
Paterson won. Hartford also TOOK one
from the Athletics.
Clauscn met with his usual luck against
Richmond yesterday
The Crew won and the Richmond root
crs are glad they took the game from
Lancaster.
Brandt is still in the city. and Denny
Longs attention Is hereby called TO him.
''hlciicc e. due 10 win to-day.
NORFOLK. VA, July Especial
Pitcher Brown and Catcher Wilson nave
been released by Norfolk. George 1king)
Kelly played first base to-day and may
be signed for that position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Supreme Court Opinions.

Tho opinions handed down in tho SUI
prcme Court Of Appeals at Wytheville
Thursday were as follows.
Gary VS. ABINGDON F"h Company. Fr"~l
the Circuit Court Of Washington county.
Affirmed.
Hartman vs.. Starns From the Circuit
Court Of Smyth county. Reversed
RAIDER ct ais. VS.. Bristol Land Comnanv
81 ais. and Bishop ct ais VS.. same. From
the Circuit Court of Washington county.
Reversed.
Penn ct ais VS.. Hcrons for. etc. From
the Circuit Court of Washington county.
Reversed.
Preston vs. Kindrick. From the Circuit
Court Of Washington county. Reversed
Boyd ct ais. ". Cleghorn. From the
Circuit Court of Smyth county Affirmed.
Judge Cardwcll dissenting.
Crozer Iron Company VS.. Warden's Adj
ministratOr. From the Circuit Court Of
Pulaski county. Appeal refused
Augsburg Land Improvement Companv
vs.. Pepper. Argued and submitted.
Powell VS.. Town of Wytheville. Partly
argued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Choice Chase City Chit Chnt

CHASE CITY VA. July Especial
The Masonic Lodge here had a barbecue
and Brunswick stew near town yesterday
that was largely attended by members
OF the order from the surrounding cOun-
try. None but MasOns We're present.
Among arrivals at the Mineral yester-
day were T.. Bayn Richmond: A. NJ
Scales KeysviHo. Miss Mamie Wright
Durham y. &.
The arrangements for the fusion Of the
Democrats and Populists for member Of
the Legislature and State Senator from
this county and Charlotte. seem 20 be
satisfactory and working well.
Per precedent Charlotte county is en-
titled To- tho Senator this time. and Neck
lenburg will not put I'm a claim for him.
Mrs Orange Bennett Mr.. r. r. Alvey
and Miss Alvey, of Virginia Beach, ar
rived to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Heavy Hitting ut Critical Stages Won the
Gnme-Attendance Improves.

NORFOLK. VA, July 9.-Spccial-Thc
second game Of the present series went
70 the BrOoms on form. Both Mcfarland
and West were touched UP pretty lively
10y the heavy hitters on the two teams
but McFarlands work. when men were on
bases and at critical moments was sim
ply superb.
Lancaster gained their first two runs in
the second inning on singles by LII ROGUE
and SeybOld. a sacrifice by Ward, an IN
field out and a single by Wente. Nor
folk caught up i'm the third on singles by
Snyder. Weihl and Leahy In the fourth
Lancaster again forged ahead by one run.
after two men were out. Leahy's wild
throw to king Kelly. who was playing
first bag for Norfolk allowing Ward 10
get first i'm safety and score on Madison $
two Dagger. Here tho getting ended
Tor the visitors.
Norfolk got another run in the sixth on
two singles and two stolen bases and in
the seventh made the winning run on
Pitcher McFarlands hit Weihl's sacri-
flee. Leahy's out and a single by Claude
McFarlan.
The features of the game were Smith s.
circus catch of a long hit by Buttermore
which he caught almost off the fence. al
ter a long run. Had he missed IT. West
who was on first would have scored.
Leahy's hitting and Pitcher McFarland's
wort i'm the ninth. striking out Heager
and Buttermore were also features. At
tendanCe-600.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Notice to Grass Widowers.

Every Saturday till further notice the
Chesapeake and Ohio train No. ], leaving
Richmond 2:lj =. NJ. will have connection
al Gordonsville for Orange and principal
local stations,on Southern Railway north
of Orange.
Every Monday till further notice the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will run 81
Special Grass Widowers Train from
Waynesboro and intermediate stations u
Richmond leaving Waynesboro ar a. NJ
and arriving Richmond nj 10 y. NJ.
For time of departure from intermediate
stations. apply TO your station agent
This train will enable heads of families &c
leave them summer homes on the Blu,
Ridge at a convenient hour every Mon
day and reach Richmond in time for bust
ness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
SECOND cHOICES WV.
simon w, Hot Favoriie. Was the Last ia
Finish.

CINCINNATI, July Second choices
won four out of the five races on the card
AT Oakley to-day
The sport was replete with close and
exciting finishes. Simon W. i'm the fourth
race was heavily backed by the talent and
went To the post a hot fayOrite. When
the flag dropped Simon W. was slow 10
get in motion and was never able 10 get
TO the front and finished last in a field
of five
Weather hot; track fast betting fair
First race-fiVe furlOngs.-French Gray
G TO - first. Alice Belle q to and Z TO
- second Lucy NJ. 60 to u third. Time,
1903. Mutuals paid s. for s..
Second race-seven furlOngs-Mamic g.
g 10 - first, DagO % 10 and TO - sec
Ond. MOtlla @ 10 u third. Time, I'D
Mutuals paid so for s..
Third receive and a half furlOngs.-
Banished 6 TO y first. Swing 90 TO ! and
EVEN second. Einstcn O. 10 y third. Time
1903 Mutuals paid 1856 for s..
Fourth race-frec handicap. mile and
twenty yards.-Macy an TO % first. Pam
mure 90 TO ! and 3 10 - second. Geyser
q TO p third. Time, ZAP -. Mutuals
paid slS for s..
Fifth race-seven furlongs Arlington
q to u first. Eddie Burke O5 TO / and
> TO y second. Abe Furst G. to u third
Time. 1:27 81.
40 FAVORITES WON.
az the Fair Grounds to-day. Track fast,
weather very hot; attendance, 1000. sum
narics:
First race-9urse for maiden two-year-
olds-hve and q half furlongs-Atra 90 TO
p first. Nelassia. 90 10 / and 10 ID
second. Fred. Broens. (even) third. Time
i 900.
Secodn race-seven furlongs-Mamie G..
90 10 - first, Cappy 60 TO ! and el~H
second, Glad Eyes az TO u third. Time
los.
Third race-nurse for two-year-old III
Hes-hve furlongs-CrOcket q TO ID frst.
Marietta 90 to / and to - second. Sor-
row G3 TO lO third. Time-l.02.
Fourth race-purse for fllies ana mares
one milc-Linda q to ID first. GLADYS H..
rs 10 and 10 ID second. Florida az 10 -
third Time: ~ IL.
Fitch race-ouc mile and seventy yard
Charley Reiff G 10 - first. Astrada o.
10 and To ID second. Flving Dutchma
10 To ID third. Timc-l:41 81
Sixth race-siN furlongs-Bridgct Is p
u first. Robair q 10 . "nd even scconD
UtOuia 6 to - third. Time-l:li 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

Mrs Julia Dean Teller Wld0W OF N
late John G. Teller died az l2.4j tnl
morning at her residence. lO' west cary
street.
Mrs Teller had been sick for some tim,
with lung troubles. and leaves severe
children. among them Miss Julia Teller
who sings I'm the Park-Placo Methodist
church choir.
Funeral arrangements will he made thi.
morning and announced I'm the afternoon
newspapers Of to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

ashland. VA. July 9-Special-The
installation of officers of the Ashland
Mas0nicLodgc for the ensuing term oc-
Cured I'M their hall Tonight.
Most Excellent James VI. Gentry. high
priest. Washington Royal Chapter. No. O.,
Richmond. OBLIGATED.
Those installed are DIR. c. y. Jones.
master. Mr. Thomas III. Fox. senior ward
en-. Mr. A. NJ Porter. junior warden;
Mr.. $ j. boswell. senior deacon. Mr..
George J. Anderson. junior deacon. Mr..
Clifton Lee. secretary. Mr. Charles Steb-
bins. treasurer. Mr.. r. B. Trevilllan, tier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
nARrFORD, II; ATHLETICs, 2.
Ames Could Not Place the sphere Where
II Would be Effective.

HARTFORD. CONN, July S.-Special.-
Hartford defeated the Athletics to-day in
a game as embarrassing as it was one
sided. From the very start the visitors
were outpayed and up 10 the seventh
inning their work was registered in a
line of beautiful goose eggs.
Ames was in the box and was very err
rattle for the first five innings. being UNI
able to get the sphere across the plate.
lie filed the bases in the second inning
and two runs were made on Il bad error
by Battam.
Vickery pitched a fine game for the
home team and was given fine support.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

Election of Officer- by the Survivor. of the
Old First Reg iment.

The SURVIVORS 81 tic OIu rlrst ReSli
mcnJ he'd tner annual mccuns last eve
INNS dt tne once Ol tnc Virginia l. arc anu
Aannc Insurance Company, on Nam
street. Colonel W illldm ~. Talmcr WAS
IA the char, and Coroner CnalIes 4. I.Oenr
recorded. bcsIues THESE TWO officers Inc
1OuOWlnB mmDers Oh the ASSOCIATION were
present. AItssTs. ". A. Woody, William
II. helningham, j. J. Slnnott, savage
smith, :. =. ROBINS, Aleyer Angle, 4. ".
1rayior. II. ". Martin, Mayor Is. r..
uOwar0, II. ". FurcrUn, a. Jeit. Ndus-
nan, James Il. Vaughan.
Alter the minutes OG the previous meet
ings mad been read ana approved, the
secretary stated that the following vete-
ran members OF the old FIRST regiment
had died since the last annual meeting:
September 10, lSyD-1nOmas >. Rogers, OF
Company G..
December ,. lS96-Fellx Mayer Of Com
pany Is.
December 5, 1S9G-William p. Mahanes,
of Company -.
December II. lSg6-Henry Voegler OF
March II. lSg7-General William r.
Terry commander of Kempers Brigade
April 10. 1Sg1-Charles II. Epps, OF Com
pany T. (Blues).
May 50. ISM. l.. Register, Of Com
pany G.. Died at Hearn, Texas.
June ., 1Sy,-COrpOral {. l.. Parker OF
Company ].
The secretary stated that the memorial
stone erected in memory of Colonel Lewis
b. Williams in the Soldiers Section, at
Hollywood had cost Sl5. OF which amount
$3.50 had been contributed by members
of the association.
The present officers were then reelected
for another year. as follows:
resdent-ColOnel William II. Palmer.
First Vice-President-Col. +. =. Reeve.
Second Vice Presdent-Thomas S. Rid
dick.
Third Vice-Prosident-A. JEFF. Vaughan.
Secretary and Trcasurer-Col. Charles
7. LOehr.
The chairman then appointed the fol-
lowing committee to make arrangements
for the annual dinner for the association:
Messis. A. JEFF. Vaughan chairman.
John A. Meanlcv. w. y. Woody. James
l.. Phillips. H. w Furcron.
Mr. Vaughan stated that the annual
reunion Of the survivors Of the old Firsi
Regiment. which is always celebrated
on July 18th. the anniversary OF the
battle Of Bull Run, would this time take
place on Monday. July 18th the ami
vorsary falling on Sunday. Blandon Park
has been selected as the rendezvous for
the celebration.