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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

There UiII he concert at the Riverside Methodist church. Tues day June aS. for the benefit ef the church. All are respectfully invited to attend Admission 25 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

cady sells lumber at 5000. dti.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27
COTTON WHPKETS.
NEW YORK.
COTTON

New York, N. Y, June 27- Spots, dull and unchanged; mid ding, 6 3-S sales, 100.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

Cady sells lumber at 5000. dtf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27
Tbe Daily Graphic.
CITY ITEMS.

Mr. A. W. Nunn, of Rlyes. is in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

Hires Root Beer at Joe c. Meyers
 if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

Miss Ida Pitzell, of Walnut Ridge. will arrive in the city in a few days, to he the guest of Miss Brunette Altscbul.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27
A COL LoRED soclAL EVENT..

LULOHED oULTAL EVEN
 Miss Irene '. Coleman entertained the Royal Elite Social Club Wednes- day night last a her home, BOT Mis- souri street. Refreshments were served, and all present enjoyed the evening and it's varied modes of en- tcrtaiument.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

"l understand said prominent citizen 0f this city to GRAPHIC re porter, .tthat resolution will Do introduced in the next state asaem- bly by which eff passed) the Iegisla- tors will adhere ta eur Crpel. Bat they may be too high-Toney.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

Miss Jessie Adams returned this morning from a two weeks pleas ant sojourn Tt Potash Sulphur Springs. She leaves shortly for Kentucky t0 spend the summer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

MATTED -Boarders; at Browning House
 w No, 311 West 5th Ave. 16 dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

1T you wish to remove wrinkles, rough skin and freckles, anG secure youthful, smooth and beautiful com plexion. use only "Pure Eureka Cream. Found at the leading drug stores of the city. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

Mr. l.. E. Goldsmith will return home Thursday from Potash Sul- phur Springs. He is reported much improved in heal tn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

Mr. Geo, L. Madding and Col.
 Nell. Williams were visitors to the city today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

If you want your orders delivered at once. you can get it Tt Joe c. Meyers. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-27

Messrs ] 4. Coles. John B. Speers and II. S. Rogers left today for Clear Lake to fish and hunt for several days.
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Opened
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
RICHMOND COUPLE
MARRY IN WELDON
They Reach the Gretna Green at One
O'clock in the Morning,
TO HAVE NEW DEPOT BUILDING
The Mush Island Farms Recently
Purchased by Don Cameron arc to
Be Handsomely Improved-Roa-
noke Rapid Mills Rushed.

WELDON. n. c.. July H-special.-
Mr.. George f. Pearman and Miss Fannie
NJ. Davis. both Of Richmond, were unite
ed in marriage here Sunday morning at
l o'clock. Rev. Pm. stainback perform
ing the ceremony. The bride was quite
pretty and the groom handsome. The
happy pair returned TO your city on the
Atlanta special to receive the congratu-
lations OF relatives and friends.
S. A. l.. IMPROVEMENTS.
The Seaboard Air Line Is erecting a
handsome building here 10 be usef as re-
ceptlon rooms, ticket Office and baggage
room.
IL is learned that Hon. Don Cameron,
of PENNSYLVANIA. will in a short time De-
gin 10 have considerable work done on
tho Mush Island farms, just below We'll
don. lie recently purchased those val
liable lands from Judge y. y. Hui. They
are among the most valuable in the
State.
BUSY MILLS.
The Cotton and Knitting Mills M Roa-
ncke Rapids. are running night and day
to supply the great demand Tor their
goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
CUBA AT OUR DOORS.
John Hundley Shoots a Shot Gun Into
a Crowd of Negroes.

SANDY RIDGE. y. c., July 1S.-The
fruit Of the Sabbath here was broken
recently. by John Hundleys killing a
negro There are a lot of boys. ] am
sorry TO say. who make business or at
tending the negro meetings here-go 10
spree and drink. so this is the end OF H.
1t seems that Hundley and the negro
had an old grudge and the negro cursed
Hundley when Hundley shot him through
the heart. Hundley then ran, the negroes
after him. lie gained his fathers house
and the negroes surrounded the house
aiming to guard him until the officers
could arrive Hundley came out with
double breech loading gun. fired az the
negroes. went back into the house and
reloaded. came out again and fired into
them. wOunding three more negroes but
not fatally. He then walked of and has
not been seen since.
= There was young man by the name
of Relton with Hundley at the time Of
the killing and IT IS said he is implicated
also. IT'S a sad affair. but / do hope II
will be a lesson for white men TO keep
away from negro churches and gather
ines Of any kind. Every man TO his
color.
Hundley killed a dog Saturday night
killed one negro and wounded three more
Sunday. that is almost cuba at our doors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond 5
Citizens and other Matters.

Dr.. Garcin has returned 10 the city.
Senator Thomas S. Martin was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Alice owen. daughter OF the late
Or. Otway owen. of Lyncnoure' Is Vlsl,5
Ing Miss Kate ". Aoernathy' OF lVo-
West avenue
Mr. W b. Hargrave OF Baltimore IS
in the city. visiting his prother' MI a.
r. Hargrave.
Professor G. F. Mutter. the distinguish
ed musician. has returned from an e1-
tended Northern tour.
DR.. Thomas r. Price Mrs Price ana
Miss Price sailed on the 9tn instant on
the Spaarndam tor Holland Ihey VIII
be abroad for over a year.
The ambulance was called sunday
morning TO the corner OF Eighth ana
Broad streets. where an Italian woman
was suffering from a severe cut on her
head. An electric ian had Ialieh OH Hei'
She was treated and LETT.
Rev. Lewis +. Hi.e. who has been an
sent from the city nearly a year mas
returned and Will be at No. ivy east
Franklin. lie will hold regular sunday
morning and evening services at NO IL
west Marshall.
Mr.. John G. Dabney. now OF New YORK
connected with the house OF SharIes
broadway Rouss who was called hers Oh
account Of the illness Of Mr. ROBERT fiill
Jr.. his brother-in-lay, returned SUNDAY
night
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ton of tho boys, had to be renewed three
times by extra supplies from the post
Office.
Quartermaster Herring. OF Company c,
Second Regiment had some peculiar OK
periences yesterday, and has now splen-
did material on hand for telling IN after
years what a narrow escape ne had
from a shot during the American Span
ish war lie had some repairs made 90 his
rife AZ the repair shop i'm camp and went
Yesterday to get d.. The same was ready
for him and he took II to hts tent. After
arriving there no was very anxious 20
know II il was all right. and ne at
once proceeded to insert a cartridge.
While holding the rifle I'm his hand. the
cartridge exploded and he received slight
injuries to his left hand, which was over
the muzzle. The third and fourth fin
gers Of his hand had small portions of
flesh torn away.
Captain George A. Brooks. of Company
l. Portsmouth). Fourth Regiment. left
last evening for his home on a ten days
leave of absence
Private George Trice. Of Company II.
Fourth Regiment. had a narrow escape
to-day while on fatigue day, while super
vising a squad Of men who were dig
ging trenches. At the request Of a fell
IOW-member or MS company ne TOOK MS
place TO relieve him for A while when
a member OF Company r (SunolD. who
was working directly I'm front Of him.
swung his axe about his head In a care
less manner, hitting Private Price on top
Of his head. causing an ugly wound lay
ing his skull bare.
Young Price was at once taken 10 the
regimental hospital. where he WAS al
tended to by one OF the surgeons. He
was afterwards carried into Lieutenant
CheatwOod's tent where he Is now re-
ceiying the best attention possible. For
tunately his injury is not considered
dangerous.
Heretofore I have said a good deal
about rumors that have been ahoat about
the movement or n0n-mOvemcnt OF
troops. This tme. however, / can speak
of something that should be more than
mere rumor. 1 have been informed from
a source that 1 consider 10 be rella-
bic. that General Lee has received pre-
liminary information that his troops or
al least part OF them will be remoy-
ed 10 cuba as soon as practicable.
Adiutaut-General New, of General Has
brouck Of the Third Regiment, has been
detached and sent TO Santiago. G.. ".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
"RhPIDAN" AT NEWPORT NEWS.
The Seventh Steamer TO Enter the
Chesapeake and Ohio Service.

The steamship Rapidan arrived az New
port News Sunday on ner Initial Trip over
10 enter the regular Newport News ana
Liverpool trade OF the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Steamship Company. Limited. she
Is one of the largest carriers ahoat. Her
length over an D. 4!r feet. beam - teet.
depth rs feet Is inches; lightweight car
rvine capacity exceeding ll.jOO tons. She
is built throughout of Siemens-M arun
steel 10 conform 90 Lloyd lOo-Al class
although in many Instances the scanthhBs
exceed the society," requirements.
The hull of the Rapidan ls divided INTO
seven water-tight bu.kheads. giving her
such bouyancy that if any two compaIt-
mcuts We're open t0 the water he eui-
cient pumping ARRANGEMENTS with which
she Is fitted would keep her aiioat she
has six cargo matches and ten steam
winchcs. being carefully fitted Tor quick
manipulation Of cargo. she is electric
lighted throughout and mas triple eN-
panslon engines made especially 20 SUIT
Inc heavy Atlantic trade. The Rapidan
should sail from Newport News ABOUT
July 23d 90 Liverpool
This makes the seventh stearper the
Chesapeake and Ohio steamship company
have I'm their service between Newport
News. Va. and Liverpool ana London,
and will add very greatly 10 the eHec-
tiveness of their fleet enabling Them 20
make more frequent sailings. ana thus
permitting them to compete Tor the hlSh-
est class of cargo Offering
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
DANCING AT CUBA lIBRE.
Gen. Lee Receives Preliminary lnfor-
nation of "A Coming Move.

CAMP CUBA LIBRE, July Especial.
A german was given last evening at the
armory Of the Jacksonville Rifles, given
by the non-commissione officers OF the
two Virginia Regiments. 1t had been
the intention OF quite q number or the
members OF the Blues TO attend the
same. but they all stayed away on ac-
count OF the death of Major Richardson.
The officers Of the Second Regiment
are attending a school for the purpose Of
learning the Spanish language. Profes-
sor Aragon, late OF Harvard College, Is
instructing them.
About seyenty-ive soldiers were ar
rested by the provost guard on Thurs
day evening and seventy-four OF them
were drunk. They we're given light SEN
fences in the guard house yesterday
Lieutenant b. Mercer Hartman, OF
Company J. Second Regiment. has gone
to. his home in Richmond. He has a
leave OF absence for ten days and went
10 Richmond on business connected with
the regiment.
one OF the effects OF pay day has been
that at the tents OF the Young Mems
Christian Association was an unusually
large number of letters has been writ
zen. causing a great demand for post
age stamps. As result the stock OF
stamps. which Is usually large, and which
Is being kept there Tor the acoommoda-
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and was attended by an immense con
course Of friends and acquantances VINO
gathered 10 pay the last tribute or re-
spect TO one whose sunny ana cheerlui
disposition endeared him TO so many
Delegations from the Masons. Odd-Fel-
lows. HeptasOphs and Elks were present
in carriages and formed an impressive
escort The solemnity Of the service was
enhanced by the funeral rites OF ooth the
Masons and Odd Fellows, as they sur
rounded the open grave and attested
anow the Christian fellowship Which
binds them in brotherly love.
Many beautiful flowers were in profu-
sion and some unusually large and hand
some designs were seer, especially TWO
sent by the Home Brewing Company and
the employees. A touching incident OF the
occasion was the little afflicted boy who
had been his driver. appearing alone in
the rear of the procession driving the
buggy Mr.. Hill was accustomed TO use.
The honorary pall~bearers were: Judge
Wexford. w. j. Epps. II. NJ. Smith. IT.
Maurice r. Smith. Charles w Goddin.
George G. Guvernator. John L. GrubDs.
Robert Whittet Sr.. Robert \. Thomas
The following were appointed from the
various lodges to which Mr.. Hill belong
ed:
Mayor Richard NJ Taylor. George Epps.
NJ r. Ramos. II w. Johns, Thomas \.
Render =. +. Greenwood, W. c. Camp
T. J. Bowles.
other Funerals.
The funeral of Mrs. Emma Minson took
Mace Sunday afternoon from the We'd
dell Memorial church.
From S. Johns church Sunday after
noon Mrs Mary r. Cars funeral took
Mace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
THE SECOND WAS SPLIT.
Much Dissatisfaction That the Colorcd
Troops Go To the Philippines

RALEIGH. n. G.. July E.-Special.-
Early yesterday morning the six compa-
MES of the Second Regiment selected TO
20 to different points South left here,
three BY the Sesboard Air Line and three
bv the Southern railroads. The soldiers
were not marched into the city TO the
city 10 the Union Depot but the cars
were run out near Pullen Park and the
companies boarded their trains there,
which required only a short march from
camp.
The leaving Of half Of the regiment
makes quite a difference in the appear
ance Of camp. There are now only 0O
men I'm camp here There Is sun mucn
dissatisfaction that the regiment should
have been split. and still more dissatis-
faction that the negro regiment should
have gotten the assignment for the Phil-
ippines. which was so much wanted by
this Second Regiment.
MEN HAVE MEASLES.
There were eleven more patients adj
rnitted 10 the hospital at camp yesterday
Several Of them have measles.
Colonel Rurgwyne himself attended 70
the enbarkation Of the six companies
when they left here on Sunday. Major
Wilder was in charge OF one tram OF tnlr-
teen cars. and Major Cotton or the other
train of thirteen cars.
The remaining six companies Of the
Second Regiment will on Wednesday
march ont six miles from here and pitch
tents and stay there for few days then
they will return here ana pitch ther
tents where me First Regiment was in
Camp at Camp Grimes. There the drain
age is much better. and the tents can De
placed i'm better order.
rho Hoard of Trustees Of Trinity Col
Iege is 10 meet this week. and 10 is re-
ported that the board has called on
Judge Walter Clark TO appear before II
and prove his charge against President
]. G. Kilgo. Of the college.
The opening of the Democratic cam
paign is TO he August 81. Among Ine
sneakers there will be T. J. Jarvis, Lee
$ Overman. Locke Craige. J. n. Currie,
r. r. Bennett and C. Baycock. The pro-
gramme is being prepared by Chairman
simmons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19

him. and so confident has he been that
ne would not be executed next wednes-
day that, when asked about his spiritual
CONDITION, he has said: "Oh, i shall get a
new trial"
AT one time he claimed not TO want
new trial and was anxious TO have mat
tiers ended by being hung.
The gall0ws upon which Isaac Pdyipr'
the VIE murderer was hung aoout W.
months ago IS still standing In the jan
yard with all the death appliances III
order.
The people Of the county have not eH.
pected the execution TO take p'd1e
this time, as II was generally beheEee
that the court would grant a ne"
and the hanging will be somewhat u "
surprise should f take place Neoii's-
day
A more unpr0voked murder never DC
CURED in any county than the onv Vi
which Hite stands charged In the hIllins
OF the colored man. William bo"eis.
Hte has never shown any reihol'c a.
his devilish act, and n he mas eN.' -
much as said he was sorry ne uiu II l
never have heard Of IL. lie may hdEe
expressed some sorrow TO the III li'l l'''.l
who have visited him. but ne mas never
openly expressed any regrets at Ills co"'
duct to the world.
He has maintained great nerve through
out his trial and long conhnehcnl III
Jail and has been indisposed 10 tdlA 10
any one except perhaps, ms couIsel'
He is morose in the extreme seher''ly,
and when in liquor Is duarrelsome ana
disagreeable % almost everyone ms
entire neighborhood stand IN mortal
dread Of him. and all along the neigh
bors have feared he would DreaK jan
and come back and Kill or burn inc
houses Of those who have helped to ar
rest and convict him.
Bishop Morrison Of the Melhouist
Episcopal Church SOUTH. preached here
yesterday. morning and night. 10 large
congregations. The Bishop Delivered Two
fine discourses The occasion OF inc
Bishops visit was the rededication Oh
the Methodist church in this place when
has recently been Handsomely improved
and is now by far the handsomest mousse
of worship IN this section OF the stare
The Bishop will consecrate announcer
church I'm this county this week
a fine rain fell here yesterday ana an
other last night. which was very 1hucn
needed. The crops had begun 10 suiier
for rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
DEATHS,

MINSON.-Died, Saturday morning July
1G. 1898, a. 5:45 O'clock at her sister
residence. Mrs. J. w. Scammauel. NO
1907 east Main street. Mrs. EMMA LEE
MINSON. wife Of ]. f. MinsOn
rial chapel. Fulton. at $50 o'clock sun
day afternoon.
sELBACH.-Died Saturday morning. az
S:15 A. NJ. CHRIS SELBACH; aseu
sixty-fOur years. 49,,
Funeral from Bliley's undertaking.
rooms at $3.50 Sunday afternoon. 81 81
vices at the grave az &. l. Mlilst
place, Nine Mile road. az 4'SO O'Clock
TrrRNFR died AZ the residence OF his
sister Mrs n Cole 0f0 north Twen-
ty-seventh street, June 18th. BEVEk-
LY l.. TURNER, In the t"ehty-h''h
year OF his age. ~, s....
ground. Caroline county. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
ADAMS GETS THE DELEGATES.
An Aged Man Sits on the Track and is
Instantly Killed.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. July ESPECIAL.
The Republican County Convention met
here to-day TIE delegates TO the state
and congressional convention are solid for
Judge Adams. of Caswell. for Congress.
ex-Congressman Thomas Settle Is making
a fight for the nomination. and has all
the country officers at work for him. but
failed TO get in any delegates. The fact
that Settle Is a citizen OF this state
and that Judge Adams is not seeking
the place. gives the ex-Congressman a
black eye. politically.
Clarke Anthony. an aged man. who had
Just received a permit TO enter the coun-
" almshouse. sat down on the side Of
the track Of the Southern railway. In the
southern part OF the city. last night, and
was instantly killed by an incoming pas
senger train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
The Proposed Civic Club for Rich
mond-People Leaving the City

Many Richmond people, and especially
those interested in the formation Of
Civic Club in Richmond, have been in
terested TO learn that Mrs. Lyman Gill
bert Of Harrisburg. Pa. nee Cameron
is president of a. club of this ki;d which
sent a goodly representation to the Penn
svlvania ChautauQua. This was IN re-
Spouse to an invitation from Mrs. ID. y.
&. Brock. president of the Womans
Federation. IL will be remembered that
last winter Miss y. b. Winston conduct
ed "A highly successful Current Events
class in Mrs. Gilberts pariors. and the
latters enthusiasm in connection win
Civic Clubs was so infectious that MISS
Winston is now one of their most ardent
advocates. Some Sundays ago she con-
tributed to The Times a lengthy and
clear exposition of their objects and no
little interest was awakened among pco-
pie not hitherto posted. There is the
best reason TO believe that before Octo-
Der 1st the Civic Club OF Richmond Will
have held its first meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil l.. Gildersleeve are
in New York for few days on their way
TO Nahaut. where they will visit their
daughter. Mrs. Gardner Martin Lane at
her cottage. 1t will be remembered that
Mrs. Lanes recent marriage was one Of
the most brilliant events Of the Balti-
moro season
Miss Mary Tucker MagiH. who was re-
I pro,r ~ az her charming home near Brier-
aeld Va Is now in stanton. where she
win reside for the future. She Is we'll
t,nown as the author of Magills History
~ virginia
-. C,,,..,., v,-oshi,,,o, Coleman VIr-
-. ',tf,od ,'o,,no noet is now enjoy
si,l'' ~ 79.os.itsIitt, 81 AIRS THOMPSON
i Ito,' .,,0 90 I,,,, cir her home in the
,-,o,,,'otns uyhere he win remain for
nv -,
"coh iOi'eei'
.,,-,,,.- r.,,,.s D.,
The Misses Stokes, Oh pUi'iis iSia''1 e.
are the guests oi MIS- ~ -
Mrs. Mary Louise harrison WIZ ieare
to spend several weeks with friends she
VIII JON Genera ana MIS-; ~ - eis ~.
are spending the summer
,.,-
Miss Mary Biniord Is now az A'lanIic
CITY under the ChapcrOnage OF her aunt,
Mrs. Beebe, of Baltimore.
Miss Maria Wliiains Is "ilulns '"ui els
excellent piano pIayRs'
on Saturday evening the last OF lhe
Of the Crump property, Governor ana
Twelfth streets, under the auspices or
the Home for Incurables. proved AR de-
ughtful as the preceding two attracting
many. The lawn was brilliantly lliumi-
10 welcome callers. Miss Mary Green
how. The untiring and efficient president
Of the board. expresses the greatest graft
fication at the cordial response with
eide. and with the prospect Of entering
the spacious new building in the early
fall.
DAYS in Richmond last week.
-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
HITE THE MURDERER.
He VIII Hang Wednesday Unless the
Governor Intcrfercs.

BOYDTON. VA. July lS-Special-Mr
C. r. Reekes. counsel for the murderer.
HE. who has applied for a writ Of error
and supersedeas in the case OF his client.
declines TO say what has been done. The
opinion is that the superedeas has been
denied. and as last resort an appeal
has been made TO the Governor TO ex-
tend the time OF Hite's execution in
order that he may have time 10 make
further preparation to meet the doom
that awaits him. as he has for two weeks
or more been laboring under the impress
sion that new TRIAL would be granted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-19
AT MAIN STREET PARK.
Not a Single Disappointing Feature IN
the Programme.

the Programmes
Main Street Vaudeville Park last night
opened the current week TO much the
largest crowd of the season and with
bin that made "A hit from start 10 hnlsh.
While the crowd was SO great there was
no lack OF room and every one was cooi
and comfortable. or the many attrac-
tive features on the programme the
Clerice Sisters made an undisputed cap
ture of the audience with their multi
form musical specialties and were ioFced
TO twice bow themselves back from be
fore the curtain. They play mandolin
and Italian harp and solos and duetta.
artisticaly render classical music ana
familiar airs ON violins and accompany
themselves with either and violin when
they give scope 10 their well trained
voices in carefully chosen selections. In
conclusion they Introduce some new songs
and dance steps. Along entirely different
lines. but quite as popular. was the med
ley Of songs. dances and character work.
Illustrative of New York East Side,
introduced By Charles and Lottie Free
mont. the originals in this specially
Then. too. more than ordinarily favorable
Impressions were made by little Miss An
ME Lloyd winsome serio-comic; by
Curdy and Leslie Up-to-date comedians,
who seem 20 have several job lots OF
new jokes and by the Sisters Bernard In
really original songs and acrObatic
dances There was not a single disap-
pointing feature on the programme and
the audience throughout voiced its APP
probation in liberal applause.