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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
BIRTHDAY OF WASHINGTON.
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of many noble qualities, merging together
to make our country's most beloved men,
DRY,
land the elements
So mkt In him that nature might stand
up
And say 10 all the world: This is a man.
The speaker closed by making Alppy
reference To Pickett Camp. and the heroic
name after which II Is called comparing
the famous charge OF Picketts division
at gettysburg 49, the charge OF the Light
Brigade at Balaklaya.
FUTURE ADDRESSES.
After Or. Calisch had finished his adj
dress II was announced tnak. on March
SIN Hon. John Lamb and General Cullen
n. Battle would address the camp. and
or March 18th Hon. Henry r. Pollard
would deliver an address before the body.
BlshOp Pen.As would probably deliver an
ADDRESS before the camp on March 22d.
Hon George ID. Wise on March 18th. ana
Hon Is. Is. Munford on Aprn 9Th
Upon motion Of Past Commander Nor
men a vote OF thanks was extended DR..
'allsch Tor his eloquent address The
amp thch adjourned so that those who
50 desired might attend the Confederate
Club. -''''''
THE SONS IN SESSION.
r. +. Lee Camp. Sons OF Confederate
veterans, held an interesting meeting last
evening An Invitation was read from
Lee camp inviting the Sons to be present
next Friday 10 hear the address OF Hon.
Nliglnlus Newton. and another from
Ilckett Camp, expressing the wish that
the Sons be present 10 hear the address
or Rabbi Calisch. The camp decided to
attend both meetings in a body.
The Entertainment Committee reported
progress touching the public entertain
ment to be given In the hall the second
Monday night In March.
COmrado MOrrissette presented 20 the
camp a sample photograph OF a muster
rel of Company G. FOrty-seventh Virginia
Volunteers. the original OF which is on
file in Washington. The print was clear
and very easily read.
Commander Folkes reported that he had
accepted the Invitation 70 attend the
Grays banquet
Considerable discussion was INDUCED IN
concerning the roster Of the camp and
as 20 the advisabilty Of starting the rOs-
ter I'm 1880 at the first organization OF
the camp. II was decided 20 begin the
roster at that time. The roster is 20 be
absolutely complete. and viii prove IN
valuable 10 the future historian In giving
the names and commands Of the fathers
of the members II VIII be compiled from
the written applications on nle 10 the
archieves OF the order.
COmrade Mcrrissette told or the warm
reception accorded him by the Board or
Visitors of tho Soldiers Home, 20 which
he had been appointed by the camp me
Sons are supporting one veteran at lh,
Home Tho camp adjourned 10 at'ehu
Pickett Camp Hail I'm body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
IMPRISONED AMERICANS
SPANISH THOKITIES CIRELF>S
N REGIKD 10 THETR ETGHIN.
The Report That Gen. Lee Has Threatened
To Resign Denied at the state Depart
ment-No Gar of Complications

WASHINGTON, -. g.. Feb. m.-lt is
said at the state Department that CONSUL
Heneial Lee, Who is investigating The
hLH anair az GuananteOd. cuba, under
orders OF the department. mas not y,t pee
ported the results of his inquiry, also,
mat there is no truth ga the report that
General Lee mad notified the department
mat he would resign unless The admins
tration should support nina Wlth IA naval
demonstration lu cuban waters.
SOME FRICTION.
There has long been some friction hc-
tween the Spanish officials m cuba and
Consul-Gcncral Lee whenever the latter
was obliged 60 intervene in FAVOR OF ar-
rested American citizens. This has grown
out OF radical difference in construction
placed upon the organic law.
Tho state Department has instructed
the COnsul-Gcneral o. insist upon bis riglt
10 have arrested Americans released at
the end Of period OF detnuri Do of seven
ty-tWO hours or else tl1f tnty Dee con-
frOnted with formal charges
But on occasions when tue C0usul-Geu-
erdl claimed this privilege Tor an im-
pusoned American citizen thee Spanish
officials from the Captain-Gen,ral down,
set up the plea tnat ln Times ui riiiie
like this the civil code was suspended,
and with IL the privileges claimed.
The State Department haas consistently
disputed this plea. because tO conc De- tln
soundness of IL would Doe Co. ren0unco dll
right 10 protect American citizens DOB a.
disturbed country
CARELESS OFFICIALS.
Ii is such that the spanish officials are
at no pains 90 take notice of an Inpell
based on American citizenship. nor I'D
report the fact that they have arrested
an American citizen to tho American con-
sular officers
High officials OF the administration say
that it is not at AN likely that the case
Of Dr. Ruiz Will lead tO international
complications. Tho matter was brought
20 the attention of the State Department
I'm the latter part at the past week through
complaint of some of fhe friends of the
Doctor I'm this country. Tho allcgdtic
WAS that the man had been imprisoned
beyond the period allowed by treaty for
an American citizen 10 he kept I'm iail
without the Judgment OF charges. and that
he had been murdered by his lailors
Consul-General Lee was Immediately DE-
rccted by cable 10 investigate the affair,
although n appeared from his dispatches
that be- had already had his attention
directed 10 the case. The official reports
of the Spanish officers are said to show
that Ruiz committed suicide while in llll.
but this has not yet been communicated
10 the Department OF State. Meanwhile
Consul-General Lee Is investigating THO
natter. and tho State Department IS
awaiting his report.
I'm the absence OF this the department
officials feel no apprehension OF any COM
plicaticns. and AN stories that war hips
havo been called for by General Lee or
that this Government is making ready
70 take fOrChle measures ln the case
are without found tion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
FOX HOUNDS CHASE 4 HORSE.
a Mad RIM by the Riders in His Wake
1heIox Escapes

MILFORD, VA, Feb. 22.-Special.-A
red fox was turned out near here last
Saturday morning and ten minutes later
about fifty hounds and one hundred horse
men followed the trail. After half an
hours run a field was crossed in which
"a young horse was grazing. Becoming
terrified at the intruding host OF dogs and
riders the startled animal took to the
road and dashed off at a breakneck
speed holly pursued by the whole pack
Of dogs.
In vain did the huntsmen yell and blow
their horns The horse and dogs were
gone. Finding all other efforts futile.
some Of the men who had the swiftest
horses started off in an effort to overtake
and rescue the unfortunate animal and
succeeded in doing so after "a hard race
for several miles. the horse having been
completely broken down and badly bit
ten.
The dogs were then brought back and
the fox quickly started again Then
there was lively chase for about an hour
and a half. wnen a binding snow storm
put an end 10 the sport
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
NOT FORGOTTEN IN SIAUNTON.
But County Conrt and Horse Sale Cav.
the Father of His Country "a Back sem. |.

STANTON. VA. Feb. Especial. -
The birthday of Washington has not
been overlooked here to-day. The banks
the postoihce and the public schools have
been closed, and tonight "a banquet with
addresses IS going on under the aus
pices of the Y. NJ. G. A.
There would have been suspension
OF business but for the fact that 1t l.
County Court-day. ann on advertisement
in a local paper. stating that parties from
Washington would be here to purchase
horses brought a large crowd. Two OF
three hundred horses were exhibited fol-
sale. and nearly one hundred were SOLD
at fair average prices. The principal
buyer was Mr.. Doughtery, who pur-
chased for Senator Elkins. Mr.. snip
son-in-law of MIR. Elkins. and the super
intendent OF the Washington Suburban
railway were present. The horses pur-
chased were for this railway.
A downpour of rain all day has made
1t "A rare scene with the horsemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
A SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD.
THE TIRGINIA AND CAROLiNA
RAILROAD 10 BE COMPLETED.
Lands Secured for Depot sites Along the
Linc-The Counties Through
Which 1t Runs

CHASE CITY. VA, Feb. 22.-Spcclal.--
II reports are true the county OF Mecklen-
burg viii soon have work commenced on
another railroad within its borders The
Virginia and Carolina railroad was about
twelyo ycare ago partly graded. then
bought by the Atlantic Coast Line and
operations ceased me city OF Peters
burg held 4 mortgage on the road, sale
was made four or nNc years ago, ana That
city became the purchaser. Parties were
viewing the line this week and bargained
county.
The road runs from Petersburg through
Dinwiddie. Brunswick and Mecklenburg
counties, crosses the Atlantic and DanVine
road at Lacrosse. this county, and con
meets with the Raleigh and CASTOR rail-
road near Ridgcway, y. {. Piers Tor
bridge were built In the ROANOKE river
near Saint Tammany. this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

Sale OF a Bedford Farm-Excitement over
Body snafching.


Body Snatrhing.
LYNCHBURG, VA. Feb Especial
\ chapter OF the Children Of the Revolu-
ton has been organized here and Will
be Known as the Elizabeth Zane Chapter.
At a meeting held this afternoon. Miss
Margaret Dabney, a great granddaughter
OF Patrick Henry. was elected president.
The other officers are Otho Kean, histo-
rian; Matte Craighll. registrar; Florence
Watkins. secretary, and Il. c. Hammer
Jr.. treasurer.
George r. Murreil. "A prominent farmer
Of Bedford county. has sold portion Of
his beautiful plantation 10 an extensive
wheat grower Of Dakota The gentle
man from Dakota who will locate on the
farm had his attention first attracted to
the county by an exhibit OF fruit from
Bedford at the State Exposition. Mr..
Murrel was one OF the chief contributors
TO the exhibition.
The arrest here on last Saturday of y.
J. Farmer. superintendent OF the city
burying ground. on the charge OF uniaw-
fully disinterreing dead human BODY.
has created profound sensation. ana on
the streets OF the city to-day. II has been
about the sole topic OF conversation. The
police are preparing 10 make thorough
investigation. Graves at the city ceme-
terry VIII be searched and other steps
taken 20 ascertain the extent to which
Farmer has carried his operations.
Rev DR.. Randolph H. Mckim. or Trim
ity church. Washington, ID. c.. closed to-
night one Of the most notable series Of
religious services ever conducted in the
city.
The services were held In st. Pauls
Episcopal church. end have been attended
throughout ~ immense congregations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

Patriotic Societies In the Principal Cities
Honor Washincton.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb. 22-Wet
weather prevented any outdoor celebra-
ton of Washingtons birthday in this
city. but exercises OF different sorts were
held under the auspices of the various
organizations. patriotic. social, and others
during the day. and others are in pro-
gTess tonight.
secretary Olney to-day telegraphed to
Major Carlson. Of San Diego. Cal, grant
Ing permission for the British cruiser
Comus to land its forces TO take part IN
the Washington's birthday parade.
NEW YORK. Feb. 22-Patriotism was
manifested In the observance OF Wash
ington's birthday in and about the
Greater New York to-day. The day was
notable for the meetings. dinners and
private receptions given by members of
the various patriotic societies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
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stops Grip and
Stubborn Colds,
that hang on"

souri,; John IS in Nashville. Tenn; Hol,
land a physician. lives in Missouri, ana
EIIltt, Is a citizen of West POINT, -
The funeral services will be held TO-DAY
ut 2;s9 i. NJ. at the Disciples enur en-
or which the deceased was a HehiOci'
Judge William I. Thompson.
HUNTINGTON. W. VA, Feb. H.
Judge William 7. Thompson, ex-Treas-
night.
Judge Thompson was shrewd Demo-
cratic politician. and has frequently peen
mentioned for Governor OF this state. one
year ago Judge Thompson had a costiy
vault erected for his remains. Gaining
that he would die in 1896. lie had an IN
and this caused much comment at the
time.
william Steinitz.
LONDON. Feb. "a dispatch 10 the
Daily Mail from Paris states that DR..
William Steinitz. the famous chess-play-
or. IS dead at Moscow.
DR.. Steinitz had been suffering from
mental disorder and was In the Moro
soft private hospital. at Moscow
lie was born AZ Prague. B0heinia, May
II, 1896. and early attained fame as
chess-player. BY his defeat or the late
Professor ANDERSEN. In 1866. he hrst won
tho match championship or the word.
Since that time he has won and lost
It several times Last month he was
defeated by Lasker. who won the cham
pionship
Archbi,hop T. l.. Grace.
ST. PAUL, MINI. Feb. 22.-Arch-
bishop Thomas l.. Grace died at st.
Thomas Hospital this morning. lie was
at ono time bishop Of this diocese, but
on account Of failing health ws.s sue
ceeded by Bishop ireland. The latter
was made an archbishop. Bishop Grace
was made an archbishop OF tituiar
archbishopric In Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
THE DaNVILLE PRInARr.
Gold-bugs May Exercise the Right OF ran
chi.e-Thirteen Candidates

DANVILLE. VA. Feb. 22-speciaL-
The Executive Committee Of the city
Democracy tonight decided 20 hold
urinary election on the 4th OF March 10
name csrdidate for the office OF COM
.,,tseto,,,, Of Revenue This office was
made vacant by the death OF william +.
Roisseau and as II Is the best paying Of
fee in the city government there IS
scramble for H.
There are thirteen candidates 10 20 he
fore The urinary The plan OF primary
Is liberal and admits gold bugs as well
as silverltes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
NORM CARoLINA LAw.MAKnRs.
Road Not Secretly eased-Increased Ap.
preparations for Schools.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Fob. 22.-Special.-
1heie were no new bills OF any impor-
lance iD the legislature to-day. save one
IN tho Senate 10 give the public printing
10 Guy v. Barnes. OF Raleigh by con-
tract ell work 10 b done here. and at
union prices.
There WAS a bearing this afternoon be-
fore the special Senate Committee on Me
mortal Of the president and directors Of
tho North Carolina railway for an In
vestigation q the charges that they Sc
cretly leased the road Lee 5. Overnan.
who during part OF 1876 was president or
the road was the only witness. lie said
the transaction was entirely open. ana.
IN his opinion. an admirable one.
The legislative Committees on Lduca-
ticn decided this afternoon 70 recommend
an increase OF annual appropriation or
s. 000 FOR the University and 1880 Tor the
state Normal and Industrial School
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

The Ceremonies of the Day In the Opera
House ut Roanoke

ROANOKE. VA, Feb. 22-Special.-
Washingtons birthday was celebrated al
the Academy OF Music to-day by the
presentation OF Bibles and flags 10 Inc
public schools. under tho auspices of the
Junior Order OF "a .merican Me-
chancs. Rev. DR.. W. G. Campbell de-
livered an address on Washington, and
Councilman Boehm on the Bible.
The speech OF acceptance was made by
Roy Is. Smith. a member OF the Roanoke
Public-SchOol Board
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

The Norfolk Light Artillery Biues Give an
Elaborate Hsruuef

NORFOLK. VA, Feb. 22-Speciai.-
Wsshington's birthday was observed In
the usual manner. schools and offices and
public buildings. as well as some bust
ness houses closing. The event OF the
day was the banquet tonight celebrating
the sixty-ninth anniversary OF the Nay-
elaborate affair.
Banquets were also given by the Jr.'
.. u. A. NJ. and Norfols Cycle end An
s& 2sss N.h,t.,-.-r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
THE HELENA THE NEXT ONE.
,lmilarto the Wilmington Except as 10
u.r proueiIer--A Mysterious fire.

S!milart the Wilmington Except as "a
Her PropeiIer--A Mysterious FIRE.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. 22-Spe-
cial.-The gunboat Helena will take her
builders trial trip tomorrow. She Is
similar to the Wilmington. which made
such good showing Saturday. the only
difference being in the propellers.
A fire under the close foundation OF the
house occupied by Mrs. James DAILY. IS
the latest mystery. The smoke, coming
up through the cracks OF the floor. filled
tho house last night. A thorough exami-
nation failed to disclose the origin OF the
smoke. This morning the Fire Depart
ment flooded tho underpinning OF the
house
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
DURnAmys cELfBRarTON
Exercise, 10y the Public Schooi-A Move
for an Electric Railway.

DURHAM. \. g.. Feb % -Spcclal-The
Durham Graded school Will celebrate
Durham Graded school celebrated
ceremonies this morning and this even
ing were entertained in the Opera House
bv Professor Henry Louis smith. of
Davidson College with his lecture ON
"Roentgen Rays
The agent OF the Boston syndicate mas
been here trying 10 get twenty year
franchise for an electric street railway
from East Durham through the centre
n, Durham proper. TO West Durham %
distance OF three and n hal, miles.
The city fathers have the matter under
consideration.
Tobacco receipts for the week o'dins
February 10Th. were heavy and prices lH-
proved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

Captain John Lamb Makes an tl"Pnen
aud Patriotic Address.

ASHLAND. VA. Feb. 22.-speciaL-N:
II. Newton Camp. G. y, celebrated
Washngton's birthday here to-day ny .s-
sembling and partaking OF splendld'y
prepared dinner and listening TO an elo-
quent address by Captain John Lamp
coneressman-elect from the Third Dis
trict.
Captain Lamb paid tribute 20 the late
Colonel w. b. Newton. IN honor OF whom
the camp Is named. Captain Lamb was
near the brave Hanoverian when ne Ten
IN battle. and touchingly described mat
scene
Nv rising vote the camp extended is
thanks 10 Captain Lamb for his master
ly address others who made speeches
were MAJOR A. 5. Norment DIR. II. ..
Scott, Comrade J. G.. Tlller. Judge 5. 9.
Redo and Commander Irhys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

FREDERICKSBURG Va. Feb. o.
Special The weather was so inclomen
that the events fixed for celebrating to
day as holiday could not take place.
The Masonic lodge and one OF the 500
rieties OF Fredericksburg College are
giving entertainments tonight IN honor
OF Washington's birthday.
CHRISTIANSBURG VA. Feb. %
Special -Washngtons' birthday was not
observed here to-day. as tho rain fell
Ia torrents all day long
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
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Closing Scenes Winston VIII Not join tia"
Inagmn.

WINSTON. y. g.. Feb. the !. NJ.
c. A. state convention closed Io-nlsnt
vim an impressive and touching farewell
service Just prior % that Rev. Dr. WeAV-
or OF Greensboro. delivered strong and
Al his mornings session the obligations
OF Christian students 10 tho different
causes were presented by tho presidents
o., tho different associations in the lead
ing schools. colleges. and universities
mis- afternoon two addresses were de-
iiyered the first by n. =. Anderson. ~
the International Committee. on 'WorN
I'm Small Towns" and tho second by Rev
II r Rondthaler. OF Salem, on "Asso-
clatlon Influences" AT o'clock the con-
vention attended a recital 1T Salem Acad-
envy.
Winston will not Join the proposed Viz
ginla Baseball League This decision
was reached to-day. Sufficient money was
not pledged 10 insure membership Boz the
club
Mrs. j. l.. Patterson. or this city, his
been appointed one OF the lady com
missioners for this State 10 got UP an
exhibit for Tennessee exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. 2.-Mrs.
Cleveland will take her children. Ruth.
Esther, and Marion. 10 their new hdme.
at Princeton. y. j.. tomorrow. leaving
mere on the 10 o'clock train. After get
ting the house in order. Mrs. Cleveland
Will return here next Monday and take
part In the customary courtesies extended
TO the President-elect and his wife. leav-
ing again for Princeton with the ex-
PRESIDENT Immediately after the lnaugurs-
ton ceremonie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

Assistant city Engineer Taliaferro was
urintentionally misduoted In Saturdays
naper as 10 the work OF the city En-
cheers office. What he said was. that he
did not think II was possible for tho
work OF the Engineers office 70 be done
rrcnerIy between the hours OF A. NJ
ana 2 r NJ. witt the present force that
q, or since he had been employed there.
he was sure he had averaged from A.
NJ. to +. NJ. and often oves those
hoKs"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23
Electrical S'orm.

ASHLAND. VA. Feb 22-Spccial-
Electric storms have been passing over
this vicinity ever since last night. This
afternoon tho rain badly flooded the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-23

The First Of n Series of Match Games for
Championship Silver Medal

An interesting Bowling contest took
place in the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION Alleys. Saturday evening. 1t
was the first OF series Of match games
TO be bowled for a championship silver
medal. offered by the association. The
following is the score in detail:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-17
Full of Life.

Theodore-Ma, I'm feeling awfully
good to-day.
Ma-What do you mean by feeling
good?"
at feel like being ba :"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-17

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walls and under the floors, circulating
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through the circuit of pipes. The wa
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creased to 40 degrees, the remaining 60
degrees having been distributed
throughout the house. The speed of
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tenance of certain temperature
throughout the building.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-17
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