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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-05
LEE
COMES
HOME.
Vessels Ordered to Havana to
Bring Back
Consul General Lee and Other
Consular officers.
LOOKS MORE WARLIKE
Coming on the Eve of the Sub
mission
OF the Presidents Message to
Congress.
NOT BEFORE SUNDAY
Gen. Lee Says He Cannot Get
Americans
Out of Havana at an Earlier
Period.
NOT BEFORE SUNDAY
Gen. Lee Says He Cannot Get
Americans
Out of Havana at an Earlier
Period.

Washington, April 5.-Members of
the house have been informed today
that vessels have been despatched to
Havana to take off Gen. Lee and our
consular officers as well as all Ameri-
cans who desire to leave the island.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-05
NOTHING BUT wAR.

is general that the insurgents will con-
slider nothing of the kind.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-04-05

Spanish AS declined on the bourse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
EMERGENCY ORDER
RECEIVED YESTERDAY AT THE
NORFOLK NAVY-YAHsD..
To Send Rapid-Firc Guns to San
Francisco, Destined for Philip
pines. 1t Is unprecedented Notes
The Reserves.
The Reserves.

NORFOLK, VA. May 4.-(Special)-
An order was received at
the navy-yard this morning to ship imme-
diately a number Of large-calibre, rapid
fire guns, now in storage there, to San
Francisco. Naval officers do not under
stand the governments object in taking
these guns from the Atlantic coast, unless
they are destined for the Philippines.
The cruiser Cincinnati. which is now
stationed on the Cuban blockade, Is eX'
pected to arrive at this yard within &
few days after the expected naval battle
or as soon as she can be spared. Exten-
sive repairs to her boilers are necessary
She may be replaced by the cruiser New
ark. so soon as that vessel is ready fol
commission.
The officers of the Maryland and Michi'
gan naval reserves, now here, have beer
commissioned with the same relative ran
they held in the reserves.
one hundred and five naval recruits ar
rived at the navy-yard this evening from
Chicago, where they enlisted. The hospi
tal-ship Solace, with a full complement
of surgeons and nurses, will sail to JON
Admiral SIMPSONS fleet Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
THE SONS OF VETERANS CONCERT.
IL Will he Given Next Monday Under
nisfiurujsheJ Auspices.

The Sons of Veterans have engaged the
services Of Miss Maynie Ware, OF the
Emerson College Of Oratory, Boston, 10
appear as the bright particular star OF
an exceptionally brilliant array OF talent
AT the Young Mems Christian Association
FALL on Monday next. The programme
has been prepared with great care, ana
will be given for the benefit Of the camp
under the distinguished patronage OF the
Following ladies': Mrs. j. Taylor EIlyson'
Mrs. j. r.. b. Stuart. Jr., Mrs. D.. HOG
TYLER. Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, Mrs. H. T.
christian. Mrs. J. r.. FttZ, Mrs; Il. 80
Minor. Mrs. =. Stewart Hume, MIS-; H.
N. Northern. Mrs. T.. -. Ihonlasoh; nnIb'
John A.. Lamb. Mrs. James 9. Lamp
Mrs. Edwin +. Cox, Mrs. y. v. Randolph'
and Miss Ruby Bodeker.
The programme will be as follows:
/. Dixie Q~nstrumentaD, Miller quar-
?. The Prodigal Son Orchard Harding
Davis. Miss Ware.
3. Song comic. w. f. Reddy. All.
l. Ii Wasn't a Success CAhoh)' MISS
-. Solo. star Spangled Banner" Cap
tain Frank Cunningham. .
& Inst Like other Folks Charles
sherman HaighD. Miss Ware.
= "Downtown Girls, Won't You come
out Tonight INSTRUMENTAL Mlller
V s. The Chariot Race Gew Wallace
NE q Solo. 1.-THE Blue and the Gray" Mr.
Stuart Hopkins. U,o.ho,
10. The Sword of Robert Il. Lee trainer
IL The benny Blue Flag Instrumental
Miller Quartette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
Is MAJOR-GENERAL LEE NOW.
The Appointment Causes Great Re-
joicing-snIute Fired by Veterans.

Major-General Fitzhugh Lee, United
States army.
That is the way 10 address Virginia's
popular Ex-Governor now. His nomina-
ton for this high military office went TO
the Senate yesterday. and was promptly
confirmed by that body, and Immediately
thereafter General Lee received "a tele-
gram from Senator John w. Daniel, adj
vising him OF his confirmation and hearth
ly congratulating him.
a Dispatch reporter called upon Gene
raj Lee last night to ascertain when he
proposed TO go to Washington to receive
his commission. The General, however,
could give no positive information con-
corning his movements, save that he Will
leave here to-day for fredericksburg to
visit his aged mother, whom he has not
seen since last October. when he came
to this country for a short visit from
cuba.
General Lee has not yet devoted any
consideration to the appointment or Sc
lection of the members of his staff. lie
will hardly take any action along this
line until after he receives his commits
sion. His mail continues to occupy his
attention throughout the greater part of
every Gay, anu ne IL sun DSlHb b'Slt5NN
with applications for staff appointments.
Up TO date the number of applications for
staff appointments which he has received
exceeds. zoo. Among those who have
applied for staff appointments are Mr..
Richard Henry Savage, the well-known
author.
General Lees appointment as major
general has given pleasure all over Nir-
ginia, but none are more pleased at 1t
than the old soldiers at the Confederate
Soldiers Home, in this city. Many of
these old veterans served under General
Lee in the last war, and when they
learned yesterday that their old com
mander had been honored by the Presi-
dent. they gathered on the lawn in front
Of their cottages. and after giving the
rebel yell with a lustiness that would
have lone credit to 1861, they fred a sa-
lutte of thirteen guns. All of the vete-
rams participated in the jollihcation, and
among those near the gun was Veteran
John SHELTON, the Oldest inmate of the
home, who has seen the SHOWS OF -
winters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
Polo Y Bernabe-Po.lo ee Ber.na-be Cac-

Polo Y B~ernabe-Po-lo ee Bernardo (ac-
cent first syllable).
Querelta-Ke-rel-ta.
Qlesada-Ke-sa-da.
Rascon-Ras-kOne.
Rivere, Juan Ruis-Ree-ve-ra, Hwooung
Roo-es.
Romero. Robledo-Ro-me-ro, Ro-ble-do.
Ruiz. Rlcardo-Roo-eth. Re-kar-do.
Sasasta. Praxedes Mateo-Sa-gas-ta,
Praks-e-des Ma-te-o.
Samarones-Sa-ma-ro-nes accent third
syllable).
sanguilly. Julio-San-gee-lee, Hoo-leeo.
Sobral-So-bral.
Tore. Andres de la-Tor-re, Andres dc
la.
Trujnlo-Troo-hee-leeo.
GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES
Bahia Honde-Ba on-de.
Bahia de Jagua-Ba de Ha-gooa.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Barcelona-Bar-tne-lO-na.
acknowledgements.
Cabanas-Ca-ba-nees accent second syl-
lable).
CadiZ-Ca -deeth.
CalleJa-Cai-lee-e-ha.
Cabo C~ruz-Ca-bo Krooth.
Observation-Disclosures.
Casa ~Blanca-Ka-sa Blan-ka.
Cauto-ka-oo-to.
Cienfuegos-Thee-en-foo-e-goes accent
next to last syllable).
Cudad ReaI-Thee-oo-dad Real.
neutrality-suspicious..
Cuba-KOO-ba.
Cubitas-Koo-bee-tas accent second syl-
lable).
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
JucarO-HoO-karo.
Madrid-Mad-reed.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS accent second
syllable.
Manzanillo-
M~aysi-Me-Zee.
Mont Juch-Mont Hooch.
Ntpe-Ne e-pe.
Pinar del Rio-Pee-nar del Reeo.
Puerto de Cabanas-PoO-er-tO de ha-
be-neeas accent second syllable).
Puerto del Padre-Poo-er-to del Padre.
Puerto Principe-Poo-or-to preen-thee-
pc accent first syllable of last word.
San Sebastian-San Se-bas-tee-an.
Observation-Disclosures.
Santiago-San-tee-a-go.
Sierra del Cobre-See-er-ra del Ko-bre.
Victoria de las 1unas-Yeek-to-reea de
las Too-nas accent first syllable OF last
world.
Vuelta de Abajo-yoo-el-ta A-ba-ho.
NEWSPAPER NAMES.
Diario de Ia Marina-Dee-a-reeo de Ia
Me-ree-na daily of the navy.
El Correo-El Kor-re-O.
FL H~eraldo-EI E-ral-do.
FL Liberal-El Lee-be-ral.
Ell Pais-El PAGES the country.
Epocha-E-po-ka accent first syilaole).
Imparcial-Eem-par-thee-al.
la Discusion-La Dis-koo-see-one.
La Lucha-La Loo-tcha the ~struggle).
Naclonal- Na-thee-on-al.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05

Webster was Secretary Of state ana Joy
recollection is that he Ohe judge, 10 DIS
willingness TO aid his friend Freslaenl
TYLER. as much as possible. had chafse'
for a brief period, OF more than ono Ciol-
net department.
Professor Brent showed me that pore
trait Of Judge Upshur, a copy OF "nIeA
I had seen before. II IS a very eAceAei.
one. and | hope IL will be reproduced anl
enlarged in oil, as has been proposed
| had the pleasure OF knowing ootn o
those distinguished but unfortunate ''
ginians from the time ! was az coHes'
| witnessed that imposing ana lnsplM'
here over which Governor '"
mer presided with 80 much ei'saN
when swords were presented by MN. m
the name of the Commonwealth 20 p
many OF her gallant sons, who nae won
high honors, on land and water, ~ ''
military and naval service OF thelr eo1'
try.
President Tyler had three grand se'i
,aries Of State-Webster. lpshuf, ava
Calhoun. We'll might MIR. Webster e..
pliment Judge Upshur, as he ana 70 pr
Wise. for he was a man NOT oW'
large and commanding physique Du'
very great ability-a fine speaker 81"
writer OF force and elegance. I,
exhibited some Of these traits 90 ,.
bench and in the memorable 1onst
tional Convention Of Virginia ID
In his Review OF the Nature ol
Constitution OF the United states
is largely In reply TO and crlu,.
Judge Story's commentaries, De
his superiority over that learned
both as ~logician aud rhetorician
Not many years before his saH pr
| accepted an invitation 10 deliver l'
nual address before the old Hisiof'."
| ciety OF Virginia. But sickness
him from getting It ready by tN, /,
time. However. he kept his snol..,
! mind. and at last finished d. anu
published In the Southern Literary
senger. which was. by the geheI'.
Mr.. White, the organ Of that so,',l, ,
Judge Upshur had his own N'o" ~.
ahl he could and did maintain
pound them. , of A
Writing about him reminds n
story in regard 10 him Whlcn ",t
lated 10 me by his loving ana '
pupil. Joseph Mayo. Esq. IL rrt
fish story. although Il IS about ..
10 eat. II will not suit. however
This humble tribute 20 two sueh '-.r
thomas Walker Gilmer and Ap.it1p
Richmond. May 2. 1895.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
HALF.SIZE BOTTLES, soc.

IL was clearly established that they were
not the guilty men. Sergeant Tomlinson
was satisfied OF this himself, but brought
the men over to see II they were wanted
here for any other offence. SO far as
known, they are not.
A special TO the Dispatch from Peters
burg says:
Lieutenant Chandler. Of the police
corps, this morning arrested two negroes
on suspicion of being the murderers OF
Policeman Robert Austin in Richmond
on Easter Monday. Suspicion was d.
rected TO them by Mr.. Il. +. Ragland.
who saw them acting rather queerly,
and witnessed them hide a package be-
hind some barrels. Mr.. Ragland recog-
niZed their resemblance to the Austin
murderers as described in the newspa-
pers, and gave the information which
led to their arrest. They give their
names as George Carrolson, aged ~
years, and George Paskell. aged about
%, and say they are from Henderson. n.
G. Carrolson is black and about 5 feet
6 1-2 inches in height, and seems to an
swer the description Of the alleged muir
derer. Paskall is a mulatto, . feet s
inches high, and also answers the pub
lished description"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
A PICTURE OF JUDGE UPsHUR.
Death of Him and Hon. Thomas
walker Gilmer, Etc.

To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
On Sunday last you had an article on
the above topics. which induces me TO
send you this note. In the first place. II
IS a mistake TO state that Governor Gil
mer was President Tyler's Secretary OF
War when he was killed by that awful
explosion on board OF the Princeton. He
preferred the portfolio Of war, but was
Induced to accept that OF the navy.
In the last ApriD No. OF the William
and Mary Quarterly, edited by DIR. Lyon
G.. Tyler, who is Il son-in-law OF Cover
nor Gllmer, there is an interesting letter
by the Governor on this very subject. In
IL he says: 1T was rendered and pressed
again and again, and 1 was urged by
men OF all parties TO accept. Senators,
the most leading senator's. and whole
delegations came 10 me and offered TO
hold meetings and urge me 10 accept"
Il preferred the war, but the
wish was so universal for me TO take the
other navy that | yielded" Perhaps.
MIR. Editor. you may wish TO publish the
whole OF this letter. There is also a pic
ture OF the writer. but the letter is better
than the picture.
Another fact Is hat Judge Upshur had
been Secretary OF the Navy whilst Mr..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
Fernando ell Catollco-Fer-nan-da ell ia
fo-lee-co accent second syllable last

Fernando 81 Catolico-Fer-nan-da ell ka-
to-lee-co accent second syllable last
word.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Furor-Foo-ror Gury).
Galicla-Ga-lee-thea.
Ganeral Concha-He-ne-ral kon-tcha-
General Lezo-He-ne-ral Le-tho.
Halcon-Al-kon.
Herman Cortez-kr-nan hor-teth.
Infanta Maria Observation-Disclosures Ma
ree-a Teresa.
Isla de C~uba-Ees-la de Koo-ba.
Isla de Luzon-Ees-la de Loo-thong.
Jorge Juan-Hor-he Wan.
Julian OrdOneZ-Hoo-leean Or-doh-heth'
Lepanto-Le-pan-tO.
Observation-Disclosures accent
next TO last syllable).
MARQUIS del Duero-Mar-kes del Doc
e-ro.
Marques de la Observation-Disclosures de Ia
t.n-se-neea-da.
Martin Alonzo PinZon-Mar-ting Along
tho P~een-thOong.
Navarra-Na-var-ra.
Nueya Espana-Nooe-va Es-pa-nah.
Observation-Disclosures.
Orion-O-ri-One.
~Osado-O-sa-do daring.
Pedro de Aragan-Pe-dro-da-ra-gone.
Pelayo-Pe-la-eeo.
Peral-Pe-ral.
Pizarro-Pee-thar-ro.
PlutOn-PlOO-tOne.
Ponce de L~eon-Pon-the De Leone.
Princesa de Asturias-Preen-the-sa de
As-too-reas accent second syllable).
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
OuIros-hee-ros accent first syllable).
Rapide-Ra-pee-do accent first ~syllable).
Rayo-Ra-eeo.
Reina Christina-Re-ee-na Krees-tee-na
Reina Observation-Disclosures Mer-the-des
accent second syllable).
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Rigel-Ree-hel.
Sandoval-San-do-val.
S~eza-Se-tha.
Temarario-Te-me-ra-reeJ.
Vasco Nunez de Balboa-Vas-co Moo
nee-eth de Balboa
Velasco-Ne-las-co.
Nelasquez-Ve-las-keth.
NeloZ-Ne-lOth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. accent next
to last syllable).
Vincente Yanez Observation-Disclosures
Eea-neth Peen-thon.
Observation-Disclosures.
Vitorla-Vee-to-reea.
NAMES OF PERSONS.
Aguilera, Antonio-A-gee-le-ra, An-to-
neeo.
Aleman. Jose Brakeman, Hose (ac-
| cent last syllable) b.
Alverdi, Nicolas M.-Al-yer-dee, Nee
ko-laS.
Arango-A-ran-go.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Avilla, Ciego de-A-vee-la, Thee-e-go de.
Observation-Disclosures.
Baldasano y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ee
| To-pe-te.
acknowledgements.
Blanco v A~renas-Blan-ko ee Arenas.
Camagey-Ka-ma-ge.
Campos. Martinez de-Kam-pos, Mar
tee-neth de.
Canovas del Castillo-Ka-no-vas accent
first syllable) del Kas-teel-leeo
! Capote, Domingo Mendez-ka-po-te, Do
meen-go Men-deth.
Cardenas, Rafael de-Kar-de-nas' Ra-
fa-el de.
Cisneros. Evangelina Cossio-Thees-ne-
! ros accent second syllableG E-van-he-le-
ma Cos-see-o.
cisneros. acknowledgements. Sal
} va-dor.
Diego, ARGOS de-Dee-e-go, Ar-hos tdc'
/. cent first syllable) de.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
\ Garcia. Calixto-Gar-thee-a accent nrs'
! syllable) Ka-leeks-to.
Gomez, Northumberland Max-see-mo
accent first syllables).
Gulion-Goo-lee-one.
LONE. Dupuy de-Lo-me, Deo-pwee oc'
cent last syllable) de.
Losada-Lo-sa-da-
Maceo-Ma-the-o.
Masso, Bartolomo-Mas-ao' bar-,o-'o'
mo.
Moran-Mo-ran.
Palma, Thomas strada-Pai-ma 10
mas Estrada.
Pando-Pan-do.
pierra. FIdel G.-Pee-er-ra, Fee-del u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
WHAT Is YOUR TRADEf
Each Trade or Occupation Has "s
spccini Disease.

-....
,vou known among medical hleh
~, &er,ain diseases are more ieauisy
aoyeioped In certain occupations Una"
otho,s-that eacn occupation mas ~ :"
,onaaut phyglcal weakness. fhs'"
rauroai men. and similar ocevV"'
snner mostly from kidney tToupioS' ""'
men who are often exposed 10 ~ -.
tber suffer from rheumatism "nne -
snd professional men-in TACT 'no 80
~ people whose business keeps
doors. are oftentimes great suheitan
uYes and constipation. In th's S~~
The following letter Is OF lh'v'ev ,aS
Mo whose occupation viii not "ho" sum
Gent outdoor exercise ,,,,c and
MIR A.. L. Calhoun, notary puDuN
Ssweller and matchmaker, oil C"o'e""'
w va. writes as follows H.
/ had been a severe suhere' rom ~
FOR years. and had tried many 49,
Yin but little benefit, when about thIee
$50 COO l saw the Pyramid me Su'c
Advertised. and sent for II.
7 ,,os badly afflicted when j GOT a.
~, tier only two applications the plv9
dtsoppeared, and from that day 10 tn'9
I have never fcls a symptom OF '"'
u feel that I cannot recommend II 100
highly 10 sufferers from piles.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is free from
cocaine. opium. or any mineral poison
absolutely safe. pleasant, n painless
,sold by druggists at so cents per package,
II there is any constipation the pyramid
PMS should be used with the pile cure
The pills are % cents per package
Anv druggist will tell you that the
pyramid is the best known and most sue,
ncssfnl and popular pile cure ever placed
on The market. and its reputation as d
safe and radical cure has only resulted
from the personal recommendation Oh
people who have been cured OF TINS o's-
tressing ailment. uou
send 10 Pyramid Company. Marshan'
Mich. for valuable little book on cause
and cure Of piles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05

That ship there ~ a frehShH
we don't a X she ,h.f sh.
IT'S a thousand bullets 20 one '
will capture we, mo bovs. Ed
I haven't tho gift Of the gap' ny
each man 10 his guni pu f.r
II she's not mine in half an houf i"
each mothers son. ,,~x long
And odds hobs. hammer anu s0"N
a~ Yve been 20 sen, ~ I've
I'VE fought 'gainst every ~
gained the victory!
Va fought for twenty minutes, WIG"
Frenchman had en0nsH' .,.,, y0R
ar ut,ie thought" said h., tN@N
men Mere OF such stun ord
Our captain took the frencamah
a low bow made 70 ne u,,sleur,
.I haven't the gift OF the gap
mt polite 4 wish 20 De- i,nf
And odds hobs. hammer and tohe''
az I've been 70 sea, .,l Igs
I'VE fought gains every ooes
gained the victory!
our caotaln sent for all OF US M'
ct haven't the gift OF the CAB, my
I'm, vet 1 thankful be; zach
you've dopc vOur duty, handsoh,'''
man stood 10 his gun sure a.
IL YOU hadn't. you Williams, ,,others
day. I'd have hogged eaen "'
For odds hobs, hammer and 'o"A'
Ions as I'm at sea. and IN
IN light 'gainst every ou"e
FREDERICK MAkRAN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
GERMAN LADIES' AID ASSOCIATION
The Organization Celebrates us
Third Anniversary.

InIfu
The third anniversary or the Nelnia"
American Ladies' Aid Association was
celebrated at Sanger Hall last night' "A
very large crowd was present to do honor
IN the society, which has made such an
anviable reputation for itself along phiiah-
thropic lines, and the entertainments pio-
nroyided was OF a high order. Inc pro-
eramme was divided into W parts the
former being made up of choice mus'cai
selections. and ending with an address nV
Mr. A. Won n. Rosenegk, VINO Warmly
COMMUNICATED the association on It's hopie
work The Gesangverein Virginia APP
reared during the interval, and the enter
tainment closed with a felicltouS pIessTh
tation of the popular ldlee' '
Jealous Lovers % follows.
The musical programme was a. re.
/ Mein Freund Lindemanh, AiesSiS A'0
bert and Schaat. rIood, ne
Koren). Mr.. Henry Rueger, robr
3. 1.-The Warmest Coons IN Io"h' '
Mcintyre and Charles HarTa'
4. Mandolin Club ,,ossrs
Z Duet. Treble Schli1eln' AioSS
Charles Phillips II Henry Rueger;
& soprano Solo. "Blumchen am iaas'
with cello obligato, Mr.. FREQ. hohler. 80
The east of the Jealous Lovers was 40
TAILOR. Mr.. Fred. b. schaaf; LocksmIth'
Mr. A. r. Sauerwald; Shoemaker MT
John S. Liebert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
Danvire's Democratic prlmary.

DANVlLLE, VA, May A-(Special.)-
The vote In yesterdays Democratic pri-
mary TO nominate city officers and coun-
cilmen was not counted until past mid
night. Mayor Harry Wooding was re-
nominated by a majority OF z77 over c..
~ slaughter, in a total vote of l,707. The
lhcumoents of the other Offices were re-
nominated without opposition.
Nlhe councllmen were selected from
me iour wards. The new men nominated
are W. A. Taylor. ]. G. Witcher. X. A.
Shorter, D.. A. Oyerbey, w. X. Mitchell.
w. II. Buniin, and w. w. Willis. The
nomination OF Shorter is contested by j.
:. Neal, who on the face OF the re-
turns received one vote less than shorter.
a recount has been granted, aud will
take place to-morrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
The Old Navy.

The captain stood on the
First Lieutenant. says fr
''Send all my merry men an N''
they must list 10 me sons
| haven't the gift OF the CAB my
because I'm bred % the seas .r,
Tbat shin there is "a Frenchman'
means to tight with We ,,,gs iorg
And odds hobs. hammer ana ''h7
as I've been 20 sea- ,,4 I've
I've fought 'gainst every oou'
yafpad the victory "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05

BADGER: So you think that your poetry
IS highly appreciated by the publisher OF
the Bulbul?
I.ambkin: Appreciated / should say so.
/ have sent him several poems ana ne
has never returned a single one OF them.
WHY. he won't ever print them. He
wants to keep them Gil TO himself.-Bos-
ton TRANSCRIPT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05

She: papa says you must not cali on me
any more.
He: Does he know that l love your
"Well. / told him. But he e IN the
paper somewhere that people ,hav ~
mich together grow to look alike."-Yonk-
ars statesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
WERE NOT AUsTIN's MuRDERERs.
Men Arrested In Petersburg Not the
Ones Wanted.

George Carrolson aud George Paskeil.
two negroes. arrested In Petersburg on
suspicion OF being the murderers OF ON
Ger Austin, were brought to this city
last evening by Sergeant Tomlinson. but
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
General NaIie as Brisadier.

The Governor received a letter from
Congressman Jacob Yost yesterday, VINO
stated that he was pressing the claims OK
Acknowledgement Male for appointment
as "A b%rigadier. He said he thought Gen
raj Males chances were excellent. When
IL was known yesterday, however. that
only regular army officers had been nom
mated for brigadiers, II was thought that
General Males hance were not very
good. However. the list of brlgadiers Is
NOT yet complete.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-05
Want to Raise Companies.

Governor Tyler received many letters
Yesterday from persons desiring TO raise
mo of volunteers. Among these was
one from Colonel j. w. Stebbins, OF
Portsmouth. past commander of the De-
partment of Virginia and North Caro-
lima. Grand Army of the Republic, ask
ing permission to organize a regiment OK
volunteers. His proposition has the en-
dorsement OF the department OF which ne
was lately commander.
Hon. Spicer Curlett. Of Lancaster coun-
~. who has recently organized a com
pany. is very anxious to have IT muster
ed in. and in the event of falling TO 40
80. which now seems practically assured
he wishes 70 have permission to JOIN
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