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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-06-04
The Fifth Maryland

The 9TH Maryland. in com
mand of Colonel COalp, arrived
m town at Il O'Clock last night.
and on account Of a blockade be-
low on the +. c. * p. Ry.. they
We're obliged to stop over IN Ocala
till late this afternoon. There were
about 100 men in the regiment.
a fine looking body of troops and
as orderly and quiet as men could
possibly be. Although the town
was filed with them all day, We
have not heard OF any conduct
nnbrcOming a soldier.
The officers and many of the
men were shown little c0urtceicS
by numbers Of our ciriz"us. Shcr-
if Hodge took a squad of soldiers
around town, trea ting them at
dozen places. Charles Pryscr
treated many Of them. Mayor
Campbell did likewise. and more
than one man had d good break
fast at his expense. I'm f,ct, al
most every merchant and buSI-
ness man did something for the
boys. The drug stores treated
them: in fact, everyone did ac-
cordln% 10 his ability. But best
of all was the lemonade. This de-
IiciOus beverage was served al
day yesterday and today. \
huge barrel was kept filled right
by he side OF the passing trains,
aEd AeSarS. Afford and Moody.
who attended TO II yesterday,
say 1t was emptl"d six times. Goo
gallonS) and equal V rs much was
served today, without money and
without price.
The mules were watered from
the railroad water tank, and the
sides of the cars opened to give
them all the air possible.
The men were drilled up town
in companies for exercise and
were served with coffee from the
| different restaurants.
The saloon men were not
sighted and many a keg of beer
: is now inside of those uniforms.
The ladies presented the men
with bouquets. books, etc, and
many of them have cause to
/ bless Ocala.
We hear that sixty sections OF
trains are on the +. G.. q T.. road
! between Ocala and Tampa.
, Every switch is full, and for sew
eral hours today traffic was
stopped entirely, and the schedule
! Of the regular trains is seriously
interfcred with.
Big crowds of citizens throngrd
the depot all day to see the men
In fact, part Of this crowd has
been there since yesterday morn
ing.
| Mayor Campbell took the colo
mel and staff IN carriage anC
showed them the advantages o
the city. Mr.. Campbell also
wired General Shaftcr that if h,
would stop several regiments 0
TROOPS in Ocala the blOckad,
would be broken.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Heth Tyler will go to Washington
this afternoon.
Mr.. Walter Christian. Clerk Of the
Hastings Court. is indisposed
Delegates Darlington, of Charlotte, and
Bland Of Portsmouth. are in the city.
Mrs. Taley. wife OF Dr. \. ". Talley,
Of Petersburg. is visiting Mrs. +. W.
Foster, No. / east Marshall street
Miss f. \. Roller, OF Harrisonburg, and
Miss Clara Smith. of Caroline, are visit
ing the Misses Waddlll, on Park avenue.
Mrs. ]. L. Rayheld nee Gillespie and
Mrs. :. j. Rayfeld are the guests Of Mrs.
5. r.. Fairlamb. IL west Marshall street.
Governor Tyler will attend the session
OF the Board OF Visitors and the regents
OF the Mt. Vernon Association az Mt.
Vernon to-day. He will be- accompanied
by Mrs Tyler and Miss Tyler. They will
return to-morrO".
Hon. A. J. Terry, Of Charlotte, a yete-
ran under Sheridan and the first Demo
cratic legislator from Charlotte after the
war. is i'm the city TO see Governor Tyler
i'm the interest OF Senator ID. =. Eggle-
ston's candidacy Tor the Third Circuit
judgeship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10

,ouga 10 pitch their tents one day
,A :. strike them another day to pro-
coed 20 the coast. And so II the need TOT
,,oons I'm Cuba becomes urgent, we ex-
noe, 70 sec many regiments hurried from
state camps directly to inc port Vi ''"-
barkation.
owing to the failure OF the "ene'"'
Government 70 provide us Ni's'''""s
with camp equipage ana the consequent
delay in modifying our quota may
be that when the order comes LOT our
boys TO move their direction VIII oe 10
Tampa rather than 10 Chiekamausa'
However. that doesn't matter. The nope
NJ orr men is 20 be brigaded together II
possible. and their wish is to meet the
enemy and have the war over as soon as
possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
DIsCREDlTED REGIMENTS.

Two Of New York's "crack" regiments
have brought discredit upon themselves
by their action with reference to volun-
teering.
The Seventh quite unanimously re-
solved not to offer their services totheir
country. They were in the field for
ninety days during the civil war, and
they do not care TO repeat that eXpe-
rience. brief and uneventful as Il was.
II is said the great majority of the men
Of the regiment were willing to volunteer,
but that the influence OF their colonel and
other officers prevented them. They
therefore took the ground that II they
went into the service at this time there
was danger that the regiment would be
disintegrated-that the companies might
be separated new officers put over them,
&c.
The mprobabilty Of anything OF that
sort being done occurred TO nearly every
body else in New York but them. And
the result is that the Seventh will never
again hold the warm place IT has long
held in popular affection.
1t is conceded that there are men In
the regiment upon whom absence from
home at this time would impose great
hardshps but there can be no doubt
that If these had stepped out of the way
plenty of other men would have come
forward to fill their places.
The situation of the Thirteenth Regi-
ont 10 a.
Seventh. IL actually went into camp and
was confidently counted upon by the
State authorities; but when the time
neared when 1t was TO be mustered in
it 'renigged" and retired amid the boots
and jeers Of all the other soldiers.
The defence set up by the colonel Of the
Thirteenth is much the same as that of
the Seventh; but. unfortunately for the
former it got deeper into the mud than
the latter. The result is that the Gov
ernor has issued an order disbanding the
Thirteenth Regiment. And he is right.
Officers and men who do not know their
own minds better than those of the
Thirteenth do. ought not to be trusted
with firearms. Happily for the state
of New York. it has plenty OF regiments
willing TO help her make up her quota,
and so another regiment will at once take
the place of the disgruntled. disbanded
and disgraced Thirteenth.
It was never expected that all of the
officers and men in all the companies
and regiments. would volunteer for the
present service. but the public was GER
tainly justified in hoping that those who
could not or would not. go 10 the war
would not make themselves stumbling
blocks i'm the way of others who were in
clined to volunteer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10

Acknowledgement COrbin has prepared
a table showing the relative rank of the
major-generals of volunteers, based on
the length of service each has had in the
regular and volunteer armies Of the
country The table derives especial in
terest from the fact that II shows the
ranking officer in the event that two or
more are for any reason thrown to-
gether, and it may also be used as a
basis i'm detailing the major generals to
the corps commands, although the latter
is essentially a prerogative of the Presi-
dents. General Lee ranks ninth in the
full list, his time Of service being put at
four years, ten months. and twenty days,
and first in the list of appolntees from
civil life.
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spenkIng in Mathews.

STORMONT. VA, May 9.-(Special)-
The Hon. David A. De Almond, member
of Congress from Missouri, addressed the
people of Mathews to-day. 1t being regu-
lar County-Court day. The crowd was
larger by far than any that has ever as
sombled at that place since General titz
Lee spoke there In the Cleveland cam
paign. Mr.. De Almonds theme was me
free coinage Of silver at 10 10 ! ana the
tax on all incomes over N0o' ms argu-
rno,ts on both topics were eloquently
and forcefully rendered. and the audience
annlauded him with considerable en-
fbuefo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
FITZsnIMONs ACCEPTS.
He VIII Meet Both Mccoy and
COrbett.


BOSTON, May Bob FitZsmmons has
announced his acceptance OF the offer or
Kid Mccoy to pay the champion $4,000
for fight at mddle-weight. and also his
acceptance Of the offer from James j..
Corbett Of $4,000 for an opportunity to
regain the heavyweight championship.
Fitzsimmons will meet either man before
the regularly organized club Offering the
largest purse, but he will insist on a
side-bet Of $4,000 in each case, and both
matches must take place before the last
of September. this year.
This announcement is accompanied by
an offer from Julian. FitZsimmons' $
manager. and the prize-fighter himself
TO bet 300 that neither Mccoy nor Cor
bett will make good his offer.
WHAT CORBETT SAYS.
DENVER, COL. May 9.-After reading
the Associated Press dispatch from BDs-
ton this afternoon, announcing that Bob
Ftzsimmons had accepted his offer of
s25 600 for an opportunity TO regain the
heavyweight championship, James j.
Corbett sent the following dispatch TO
W. 4. Brady, his manager, who is in
New York city:
Go after that man V'itzsimmons) and
make my offer 10 him again--$25 coo that
| will stop him in ten rounds-and put
up some money. Show him up
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
VETERAN VISITORS
shown Many Courtesies-A New
Trial Refused.

NORFOLK. VA. May 9.-(Special)-
One hundred and thirty members Of the
Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry Veteran As
ISOLATION arrived here from Richmond to-
day. They were informally received by
the officers at Old Point. who extended
many courtesles to the Pennsylvanians.
They departed this evening for Washing
ton and Baltimore.
Judge Waddll, of the United States
Court. has refused TO grant a new trial
to John Palmer, of Fort Monroe, who
was convicted Of forging marriage
certificate I'm order to obtain a pension
on a fraudulent claim. Palmer was fined
$50 and sentenced to six months imprison-
ment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
Her First Interest.
1Cleveland LeaderD

cleveland LEADER
She steals down in the morning
While / lie with smarting eyes;
She reaches for the paper
on the doorstep where 1t Hes
Then she rushes to the parlor,
And. when there. proceeds TO read
Till the breskfast-bell is jingled,
And the folks come down 10 feed.
"What's the latest from Habana?'
~ can't tell you she replies:
ANY action by the navy
She looks up in dumb surprise;
What are auarrels among nations,
What are battles far away
into her while papers publish
Dry-goods lads" from day TO day?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
ALExANDRIA's COMPANY.
Two Officers aud Eighteen Men Re-
jected.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. May 9.-tSpeciaD
The rejection yesterday by Surgeon w.
NJ. Smith Of Captain Bryan, First-Iieu-
tenant Marbury. and some eighteen or
twenty privates In the Alexandria Light
Infantry, continues to be the theme OF
conversation here. Surgeon Smith. act
ing under orders from the United States
Surgeon General at Washington. yester-
day subjected the members OF the COM
pany TO n rigid physical examination.
with the result as above stated. specu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10

lation is now rife as to who VIII oHcer
the command when mustered INTO the
regular service. As matters now stahu'
Second lieutenant Atkinson and quarter
Appch are the only ac-
officers. This inspection VIII re-
duce the company To about eighty men'
or four below the required quota but IL
is thought that this deficiency in NUMBERS
will be quickly made up.
Surgeon Smith left last night TO exam
inc the Culpeper Minute Men, ana from
there will go TO Fredericksburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC.
Many Cases In the Conl-Fieids-
Court AdjOurns.

WEIGH. w. VA, May 9.-(Special)-A
smallpox epidemic is raging throughout
this section, and is assuming alarming
PROPORTIONS. Fifty cases are reported at
Pocahontas, Va. and twenty more as
scattered throughout the coal-fields.
The Criminal Court at this place has
adjourned on account OF one OF the jurors.
who was exposed TO the disease. being
taken seriously I'll. and his sickness hav-
ing developed into case or genuine
smallpox. Strict quarantine mas Deen
established against the infected districts.
and the authorities are doing all In their
nower 10 check the dreadful disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
TUESDAY MAY 10, 1898.
TO THE PtBLiCi

Prtepd. of the Dispatch would 40
ms N favor by informing us Oh amy
failure on the part of newsdeniers'
mr. newsboys on railroad trains, 10
of this paper. Information Is ais"
desircd by us of the delinquency OF
my carrier in Richmond, Mahcnes-
ter, or elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10

WINCHESTER. VA. May 9.-(Special)
Twenty-Five volunteers troni TINS CITY lei'
bare ar noon to-day for Woodstock,
who're they have enlisted I'm Company A,
Anderson Guards" Second Virginia Reg
innent in order to make up the full quota
of the company. The volunteers are
mostly wen-known young men Of the
city. At the depot they were given a
rousing send off by an immense crowd of
friends gathered TO witness their de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
Veteran Grnys Commend ih'"
juniors.

The Grays' Veteran Association
al the Regimental Armory last n'k.-
r.. G. Garrison presided, and there
large attendance 81 members. 4 COM
tee was appointed 20 devise plan I'I t''
celebration Of the anniversary or L..
ISOLATION on June l2th. aud anotnri
mittee was appointed TO drait feroii b..
commenting the cause ~ ComptW 49,
the First Regiment known as ih' N.,s
mond Grays, IN Noiunieef1hs i"'
service. ...,
other business OF routine nature "'
transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
II WINS "a Surprise.

Hampton, DO My o, NO.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
I am an old newspaper publisher, and
| send the following paragraph for use,
if Won deem it worth publishing. The fol-
lowing dispatch was twice sent from
Madrid:
MADRID. April 2O.-In official circles
here II is said that the location OF the
first naval battle will be a veritable sur
prise.
And the joke seems To have hit where
least intended. And ] remain,
Yours truly, MARICS II. ROGERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
sixth PennsyINnnIa Veterans Here

The Sixth Veteran Pennsylvania cav
airy Regiment Association. one of the
Oldest regimental organizations In the
North. spent several hours In Richmond
SUNDAY viewing the points or interest
The veterans had hoped 20 meet some OF
the Confederate veterans here. but. owing
TO the fact that their boat WAS late in
arriving here. they were forced TO fOrego
that pleasure. The short time they had
in Richmond was spent In driving over
fh.. affN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
West Augusta Guards.

STANTON. VA. May 9.-(Specal)-
q p. c. Peyton surgeon Of the Second
Virginia Regiment, assisted by T. Lacy
Gibson. has finished the examination Of
the West Augusta Guards. Four failed
to pass. The Guards this morning re-
ceived orders 10 leave for Richmond
"Wednesday morning They are a fine
looking company OF ninety-tive men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10

Judging from the expressions of opinion
upon the part of the Washington CORE
spondents, General Lee is almost certain
to have command of one of the army
corps that are to invade Cuba. He longs
for active service, and the people wish
him to have it, believing that he has
peculiarly high qualifications for that
service
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
RIchmonders In Gotham.

NEW YORK. May 9.-1Special.) Rich
mond arrivals at New York hotels: w
G.. Newman. Manhattan; J. &. Hagan.
Marlborough: G. W. Tanner. Imperial
f. Craven. r. Millhiser and wife. Hol-
land: II. Campbell. F'ifth-Avenue; j. Lee
and wife. Netherland: j. JacObus. Albert
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
4 VETERAN DEAD.
Mr.. Charles j. Wise. WeII-knOwn
Citizen of Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, May 9.-(SpecialD
Mr.. Charles J. Wise. a well-known resi-
dent of tnis city, died suddenly to-day at
his apartments at the Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. Wise was in his list year. and was a
son Of the late George Wise. He served
with distinction throughout the war, be-
ing first sergeant Of the Alexandria
Rifemen and later became quartermas-
ter sergeant of the Seventeenth Virginia
Regiment. At the close OF the war he
went from Alexandria To st. Louis, where
he engaged extensively in business. For
a time ne was connected with the Sim
mons Hardware Company He was a
prominent clubman and for number or
years was secretary of the ST. Louis club
Mr. Wise returned 10 Alexandra about
twelve years ago. and had since resided
here.
The deceased was a member of l.. T..
Zee Camp. Confederate Veterans, and Of
the Washington Lodge OF Masons. No
arrangements have yet been made FOR
the funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10


The Upper AppomattoX Company is
digging a canal east Of the old Kevan
mil, property, near the river, to run a
new power-hOuse, which IT is proposed TO
erect there. This power-house is design
ed to supply the many arc-lights in the
city
\ goodly number Of representative odd
Fellows from different sections of the
State arrived here on the different trains
this evening. TO attend the session Of the
Grand Lodge Of Virginia. which com
mences tomorrow. Many more will
reach here on the morning trains The
session will last two days. and will close
with banquet.
Rev. DR.. +. G. Dargan. Of Louisville,
KY. preached two able sermons { the
First Baptist church on Sunday. The
Doctor was warmly welcomed by his
many friends I'm the congregation. TO
whom he so faithfully and acceptably
minstered in years gone by.
4 delicate but very successful. opera
ton was performed to-day at the Home
for the Sick, on Master Frank, son OF
Mr.. +. f. Marks.
The AppomattoX river is considerably
over its banks to-day, covering the turn
pike and flats on the Chesterfield side,
and submerging portions of the wharves
on this side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
To GO to the Hebrew Cemetery.

Pickett Camp held short meeting last
night. The only business OF any interest
transacted was the reception and accept
ance OF an invitation for the veterans TO
participate in the ceremonies incident 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-10
Hnxtcr-Abra Iam.

sTAI-NTON. VA. May 9.-(Special)-
Francis Haskings Baxter and Miss Dora
Georgiana Abraham were married In st.
Francis Episcopal church, this morning,
by Rev w .. Hullihen.
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Appomattox county, Va. has the
largest cay-pipe mandatory in the
world. and she is pulled with pride over
it.-Wilmington Star.
oh, no! She simply let's others put the
fact in their pipe and smoke it.