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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24
The Executive Committee. Of the r

! The Executive Committee, OF the Re-
/ publican party OF Virginia, having mad
| under consideration the two written pro-
! positions recently made 10 1.-THE one
| dated on the nth day of May, ls9s, by
J Colonel w. +. Wickham! at the Eooi.t
House, in Washington, ID. G, and the
: other tonight, June ., lS5S-beg leave.
| through its chairman, Hon. Park Agne",
to make the following suggestions. as
bearing on said propositions. looking %
the healing of any breaches In the party
ana is harmonious workings, as Tar as
possible:
r.rs,ly That the regular organize ion
of the party, or which the don. PARK
hguew Is chairman OF the state. ana the
State Executive Committee uc recog-
nized as such by all Republicans.
uDu tle dsSump Ion stated
in the first suggestion above, We accept
your first prC10sltion, which is IN these
words: Congressional district G0nysA-
tio..I 10 be- D,-.4cu Uy stateu ume tsay 20
meet not later t..an August lJthl TX
Congressional District Committee fall 10
moNe can ia proper time. state ENecu-
f'wmtttee 10 issue cail' Win me
following amendment: That said con-
JuEtatlDu> shall ue
called not later than August Is. 1895, 70
meet not later than the lotn day Of sep
TENDER, 1898.
1nlraly. Upon like assumption, We
amend your second proposition 20 as 10
read as follows: County and city con-
ventions are TO be called by the County
and City committees as recognized uy
the regular Republican organization. the
time, place, and manner Of calling ana
holding these conventions 20 be as pee
scribed In the party plan Of organization.
FOurthly. The third and fourth propu-
stions are fully covered by the existing
plan of organization. the highest party
law. and this committee has 40 risht ip
abrOgale modify or alter any OK li5
provisions. nor can II properly re.lnQuisa
any power or duty vested In II or mn
posed upon its members by this law
which was adopted by the last Slalg
Convention, held at stanton on the 81
day Of April, 1896.
Filthy That this action IS taken by
the Republican State Executive Commit
tee I'm "A spirit Of harmony, and with tne
earnest desire and hope ON it's part thtt
II will bring about entire unity m lns
party, 70 the cad that there may De- hc-
publican nominees for Congress d. the
several districts this fall, who viii re-
ceive the united support Of the party.
ONLY WALKER AGAINST IT.
This paper was also debated. and hnal.
~ adopted General Walker alone voting
for the proposition submitted BY colonel
Wickham. The secretary was instructed
10 submit a copy OF the suggestions
to Colonel Wickham. and the committee
adjourned for thirty minutes. pending MS
action in the premises.
NO AGREEMENT REACHED.
The Wickhamtes held a meeting n
Congressman Yosts room, and consid-
cred the suggestions Of the committee
for nearly two hours. Shortly before
o'clock they submitted a counter propo-
sition. The document was quite lengthy
and after reading IL the committee at-
termined 10 adjourn until 10 O'Clock,
when the matter viii be finally disposed
Of though the proposition does not seem
to present a very solid basis OF agree
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24
NO NEWS FROM SANTIAGO.
No Serious Engagement, IL IL BE-
ueved, Has Yet Occurred.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 3.-Up TO
1880 tonight. neither the War nor the
Navy Department had received any news
from either the troops or the fleet In
the vicinity of Santiago. The Navy De-
partment had several messages during the
evening from Admiral Sampson, but all
of them related to purely routine matters,
of no possible interest to the public. Ad-
miral Sampson made no reference to fight
ing, or even to skirmishing, and his ST.
lence on that point, together with the fact
that nothing has been received by the
War Department from General Shafter,
is taken by the officials of both depart
ments to mean that no engagement in the
least way serious has occurred since the
landing of the forces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The Graduates-The Promotions
The New State Cadets.


LEXINGTON, VA, June 23.-(Special.)-
The final exercises Of the Virginia Mill
tsry Institute took place this morning.
The valedictory address was delivered
order announcing the rank of the gradu-
ates was then read, and The degrees and
diplomas were conferred. Governor J.
Hoge Tyler, in well-chosen speech, pre-
scented the Jackson-Hops medals 10 The
first and second stand men Of the gradu-
ating class. who were L. A. Jones. OF
Norfolk, Va, and Il. c. MARSHALL, OF
Portsmouth, Va.
The graduating order was as follows:
1, T. A. Jones. Norfolk, Va; q r. c. Mar
shall. Portsmouth, Va; 3, Fl. S. Estili,
Lexington, KY; 4, ]. o. Steger. Rich
mend. Va; 8. p II. Montgomery Col
lierstown. Va; g. n. w. Hubbard. Lynch
burg, VA; 7, w. A. Mcneil, Bristol, Va;
s. ]. II. Addison. Accomac, Va. 8, ]. ID.
Taylor. Jr., Lake City, Fla; 10, A. C. Ra-
leigh, Helena, Mont; IL. Z. II. Marstellar,
Washington, ID. c.; T. II. G. Elicit Rich
mend. Va; 70. j. II. Wood. Jr.. Bristol
Va; Il. w. Hoge. Wheeling, w. Va; l5
F. S. Hereford. Dallas. Tex; 16. j. Polite
vent, Natcnez, MISS IL, IL. u booIsDy,
Marion. Va; is, H. l.. Percivall, Peters
burg, Va.
Distinguished Graduates, T. A. Jones'
2, r. c. Marshall.
Graduates in the Engineering Course
l, I. A. Jones; 2, II. 8. Estill: 3. j. O.
Steger: 4. j. Poitevent; 5. j. II. Addison;
6. N. w. Hubbard; Z. p. II. Montgomery;
s. A. c. Raleigh; .. J. II. Wood; 10. r. G..
Goolsby: IL f. s. HerefOrd IL j. d. Tav-
lor.
Ccurse-T. A. Jones, III. s. Estill, and j.
o. Steger.
Graduates In Chemistry Course-W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs Joseph II. Shepherd is visiting
relatives in Clarke county.
Governor Tyler will return from Lex
ington tonight.
The past-master's degree was confer
red on several candidates at the Masonic
Temple last night.
Mr.. Heth Tyler. who was recently APP
pointed paymaster, with the rank OF ma
jor. has returned from Washington.
Rev. w. Thurman preached at the aims
house last night, and was heard with
pleasure by large congregation.
Mr.. A. J. Burgess. who is in at the Old
Dominion Hospital. was reported 10 be
IN an unchanged condition yesterday az
ternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24
POSTAGE STAMPS TO BE USED.
VIII Serve Internal Revenue Pur-
poses for Awhile.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has decided to make tenn
pcrary use of postage stamps for internal
revenue purposes. under the new war
about a million was delivered for ship
lnent to collectors. II is estimated that
about 25,OOO,GOO postage stamps will be re-
quired TO meet the needs of the service
until the regular issue can be furnished
in sufficient quantities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24

mechanics, mineralogy. and geology, or
ganlc chemistry. criminal law, constitu-
lional and international law, and evil
1ence. The names Of these gentlemen
have already been printed in the Dis
patch.
A most interesting feature occurred
here--the delivery of the college medals
Hon. A. J. Montague delivered the James
ID. Crump prize 10 MIR. Benjamin w
Lacy. OF Richmond FOR standing first in
the intermediate class of mathematics
DR.. Moses ID. Hoge was very graceful in
delivering the Woods medal (declamation)
70 Mr. Moses Sycle, also of Richmond.
The Steel medal for reading was award
I'd 70 Mr. John Jeter Hurt. OF Powhatan.
and Is the third which this young gentle
nan has won during the present session.
delivered by Or. James Nelson president
II the Woman's College. OF the Tanner
medal. awarded 10 the highest graduate
the school OF Greek MIR. A. Paul Bag
~. OF Prince Edward county. was the
youthful winner. II was presented by
Or. W. r. l.. Smith. Recipients Of school
Hpiomas were next announced by the
President.
PRESIDENT HARPERs ADDRESS.
DR.. Harpers reputation for heinz
happy In his response whenever called
,oon, war not allowed to suffer when
sresiden: Boatwrlght announced that he
. Nould Introduce DR.. Harper He su,Ixe
u the visitor as being the man who ha6
accomplished one Of the most wonderfnl
hlngs OF the century-maklng A great
university In a few years. Or. Harper
"as greeted with applause when he rose
ana again fcw moments later. He said
that almost his last official act before
leaving the University Of Chicago was In
the name Of the institution 20 confe9 the
degree Of LII. ID. on an alumnus OF Rich.
m2nd College-Mr. ii. Il. Jones. OF the
class OF 1891. With a brief introduction.
's Harper reached the theme, 1.-The old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24

Hoge. r. c. Marshall. w. A. Mcneil. II
| III. Marstellar.
Distinguished Graduate in Chemistry
| Course-W. Hoge.
Graduates I'm Electrical Course-H. O.
Elicit and III. l.. Perclvall
! Degree of Bachelor of Science. in Es-
cheering Course-T. A. Jones; In Chem
istry Course-R. C. Marshall.
PROMOTIONS.
Upon the conclusion Of the exercises In
| the Jackson Memorial Hall the corps
was marched to the parade-grounds,
| where guns were stacked, and the fol-
| Lowing order was read:
Upon the recommendation Of the act
| ing commandant OF cadets. the following
appointments and promotions are made
in the battalion Of cadets, to take effect
from this date: To be Captaius-G. A.
Derhyshire Virginia; J. C. Kent, Vir-
ginia; VI. e. Locke. Ohio; S. G. Talbot,
Virginia. To be Lieutenant and Adju-
tant-F. A. Sullivan, Kentucky. To be
Lieutenant and Quartermaster-J. b.
Ayers, Virginia. To be Lieutenants-A.
Moreno, South America; w. NJ. Gwin,
California; w. D. Scott. Virginia; II. Il.
Sbsner. Virginia; w. w. Wood, Virginia;
w. L. thinner, Jr., Virginia; J. X. Payne.
NHeluld' -. IA" ms SiiiA0g wanna "
be SergeantMajor-J. G. W. Hyatt, Vir-
ginia.
Leave of absence until September 10
granted to Cadet-Captain G.. A. Derby
shire; Cadet-Sergeants Rice. Pizzinni,
Walker, and Craighill, and Lance-Cor-
porals Miller. Castleman, Carter. Basker-
vile, and Patterson. Leave of absence
is granted 10 all cadets except the above
mentioned until September Sth."
At the conclusion Of the reading of the
order the command Parade rest" was
given, and the post. band sounded off and
played the ver-to-be-forgotten tune,
"Auld Lang Syne." after which the COM
mand to break ranks was given, and the
fifty-ninth session of the West Point OF
the South was of the past.
THE FINAL BALL.
The final ball took place in the gym
nasium In the Jackson Memorial Hall to-
night, and was opened at 10 o'clock by
Miss Lily Urquhart. OF Richmond, and
Cadet G.. A. Derbyshire, of Richmond the
final ball president The ball was mill
tary in it's character. and fifteen couples
assisted the leaders in opening.
The following State cadet appointments
were made by the Board OF Visitors;
Third District. ]. #. Perry. Burk's Gar
den, Va; Fourth District, b. Rawn, Ros-
noke. Va; Sixth District, w. K. Basker-
vile, Dublin, Va; Seventh District "A.
l.. Jones, Wier, Va; Fifteenth District,
r. F. Eastman, Culpeper Va; Eighteenth |
District, NJ. l. Forbes, Warrenton, va; /
Nineteenth District J. b. Wright, All |
wood. va; Twentieth District, o. V. |
Kean. Iynchburg. Va; Twenty-first Dis
trict. A. A. Adams, Lynchburg, Va, /
District, NJ. q. Kelly |
Lynchburg, Va; Thirty-third District, A. /
w. Evans, Richmond Va; ghirty-fourtn
District. r. f. Beirne, Ashland va
Thirty-sixth District, G. A. Marable, Ma
gruder, York county, Va. At large-R
Moncure, Falmouth, Va; c. E. stuart
Alexandria, va, and e. d. Jackson
Front Royal, Va,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24
REBELS RESPECTING PROPERTY.
Aguinaldo VIII Cooperate With
Dewey In Attacking Manila.

LONDON. June 4.-The Manila Rail-
road Company, having offices in this city.
has received a cable message saying that
though the Philippine insurgents have
captured all but the inner city Of Manila
they are respecting property and are re-
framing from footing.
London agent Of the Insurgents
claims to have information that General
Aguinaldo has made compact with Rear
Admiral Dewey not TO attack the wall
ed city until the American troops arrive,
when the Americans and insurgents will
cooperate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24
BIG FIRE IN LOUISVILLE.
Iron Foundry I'm Tobacco District
Burned-HoteI Damaged.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 2.-Fire to-
night in the wholesale tobacco district
caused a loss of a quarter of a million Of
dollars. The Snead-Arch iron foundry,
which occupied the buildings extending
from May to Market streets, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, was destroyed.
The firm is said to have had large gov
eminent contracts in hand.
At 10 o'clock the Phoenix Hotel block
east Of Market street, caught fire from
the sparks emitted by the foundry fire,
and was partially destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24
MON RAIDS A MILL
IL In Composed Largely of women
Non-Union Men Beaten.

OSHKOSH. WIS. June IA mon OK
about one thousand persons to-nish'
raided McMillan's mill. where strike mas
been on for several weeks. The moo W"'
composed largely of women warning
had been sent ahead. and the gates 70 the
yard were closed. Five hydrant5 were
opened, and the hose was turned on inc
crowd. but they broke in the gates ana
took possession. Police and deputies were
of no avail. All OF the non-union "olN-
ingmen received severe beatings. r.
gineer Ed. Casey was struck In me TAO
with a stone. He retaiiated by hitting the
thrower James Morris. over me he'a
with a wrench. inhicting fatal njurios.
Casey was saved from the yengeahce OF
the mob and hurried away by the ponce
MILITIA CALLED OUT.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. June @.-Four
companies OF the Wisconsin, NstioaA
Guard. together with a light artillery bat
terry. left on special train for Oshkosh
late tonight to suppress the riouns "
wood-workers at Oshkosh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24
.no,ber spnnish "Fairy Tale"

LONDON, June 24.-The dispatch to the
Madrid Impartial from Habana, with re-
ference to the alleged escape Of the cruiser
Reina Cristina from Santiago, and her ar
rival. after an exciting chase, at Habana,
is believed here TO be merely an eXraVa-
giant version of the dispatch read In the
Chamber of Deputies yesterday. by Cap
tain Aunon. announcing that the auXili-
airy cruiser Maria Cristina had succeeded
in reaching Cienfuegos'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24
Richmonders In New York.

NEW YORK, June 23--(special.)-T. L.
Courtney. Imperial; +. +. Hough. SIN
clair; N. Greenwald, VI. Hirshberg. Con-
t!nentai; Miss q. swasey. w. s. Morris.
Manhattan; d. Laird. Marlborough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24
THE COLLEGE FINALS
HIGHLY INTERESTING EXERCISES
MARK THE CLOSING EVENING.
FINE ADDRESS BY DR.. HARPER.
He Discusses the Old and New in
Education from Practical and
Broad-Minded Standpoint-MedaI
Awarded--Presiden Address.

With exercises amounting to a splen-
did climax of a splendid series, the ses-
sion Of 1Sg7-'9S at Richmond College
closed last night.
The occasion was most suspicious and
happy, not one incident occurring, it
would seem, to mar the perfection of the
whole. The night was fine. The audi
ence. representing the culture and beauty
Of the city. filed every seat, and many
stood throughout the evening. The ex-
ercises were highly interesting, and the
polished and practical address of DR..
Harper gave great pleasure TO those who
heard ii.
THE EXERCISES BEGIN.
Promptly at Sl5. when the college pub
lie hall had filled and was overlooking,
and amid applause drowning the music
for the instant, the trustees. faculty. and
graduating class entered the broad, front
doorway, and by twos approached their
seats on the rostrum. After the earnest
prayer of DIR. Pollard, invoking Divine
blessing on the college, President Boat
wright read the names of those who had
been awarded certificates of proficiency in
the departments of French, German, OK
peSimentsl physics, surveying, analytical
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-24

fail for lack OF fair trial. The great
est evil or our day is a tendency toward a
divorce from leaders OF masses.
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SALUTATION.

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Idaho was not included in the last
call for volunteers
Mrs. Nrwbey Of Emmett is over 70
her mo,her's ne .r Boise.
Mcsdanses Church and steinbower
we're up 10 Marsh yesterday.
The Emmett Rebekah Lodge will give
a grand ball in cart~rizht's Hall,
on Monday evening. July L.
Son,e of the people saw peculiar
looking cloud. u towards nsy Buck
yesterday. and came 10 the conclusion
that il was li,lle eye one.
On May 30. schley took look at I e
C1:e yeid fee, in Santiago bay then e
went to breakfast. saying: Il have
them and they will never get home"
On June lst. Sch'ry entered Ssntiags
bay and had h-t'le with Cever
Great damage was don 10 the towr
forts aud spanish ships.
A little boy in Sunday School WAS ask
ed TO reciie verse Of Scripture H.
responded thusly: - lit fishes in the
brook. Papa catchss them with hook.
Mamma fries them ins pan and Sami ,
eats them like a man.
Go mrz hada battle with the Spaniard
in the province Of Santa Clara with al
army Of cavealry and EoD infantry. n,
c1ptured 30i rifles AM 30 90 round o
ammunition. Thirty f~" SnAnisrds We
killed aud "a wounded. There were onl.
Cubans kilirc and 3 wounded.
There were two drummers in tow
THURSDAY and FRIDAY Of n S week. The,
stonped at the Garter hotel. The name %
one OF them was F. G. McKinmins win
represents the l. G. Mcdonald Cand,
CO.. the largest in the state Of Utah. Th'
other was Jas Prinsen who represent
the Farwell. Ozmun. Kirk & Co.. ST
Paul M'un.
I am indeed grateful TO the forme
Editor o. the Emmttt Index for leavins
the tyne and all the machinery Of th'
Index in good shape. hoping he wi
eyer prosper ia his drug business in
which hr is now engaged
Miss Parish who taught in the Publ
chool at Emmett the past wear start
for her h. mo in the east Today. W
will miss her very much. Hope she ma
hsve splcasant journey.
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NEW FAST SCHEDULE TO THE
EAST.
Less Than 3 DAYS to Chicago.

<for uLA . Ia ~ NAANA-Vf
The new train schedule Of the Rio
Grande Western Railway and connec-
tions went into effect February 5th. and
has proved great success. BY this new
time card. passengers frum Bulie. Boise.
Haley. Potatello. and all points on the
oregon Short Line ar landed in Chicago
in less than thre days after departure
Close connection is made al Ogden be-
tween the trains Of the Oregon Short
Line and Rio Grande Western. leaving
that point at 500 a. m. arriving Denver
at 9:20 A. m. the following day. aud Chi
czgo at PTS p. m. the third day. 'ou-
nrctions made in Chicago with the limit
ed trains for New York. This new SER
vice is in addition q thr new fast night
train of the Kio Grande Western which
leaves Ogden al 6:35 p. m. arriving ben
yer the next evening. and Chicago at 5
a. m. the third day. thus making clo>e
connections in Chicago with the fast
morning Trains for Boston aud New York
Both Of these trains are spiendidiy e.
quipped with all latest appliances and
conveniences. lighted with Piulsch Gas,
and carry Pullman Palace and Pullman
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cliuing Chair Cars.
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DIR. Hunt came here about weeks a
60 and started in with good practice
Miss Ida Howic. Mrs. Wilburn Whitley
and c. y. Dukes were his patients when
he took sick. There has been m1rr sick
ness this spring than was ever kn' wn
here before. But as far as ] hear, every
one is nearly we'll at present. except Dr.
Hunt He is very low and not expected
to live. II is said he has Spotted fever.
His son Charley came in Thursday &c
see him.-SALUBRrA CITIZEN.
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Horace La Monte Hopkins was born in
Carmel. Putnam County. New York.
August 20. 1876. Died near Emmett
May 30. 1898. Age 81 years 0 months aud
10 days. Son Of Arva and Adrlaid :. Hop
kins. The family came To this country
as 4 part of the New York Company TO
settle on the other side Of The river. He
was then little boy IN knee pants.
From that time has grown up among us.
Monte always met us pleasantly. Was a
favorite with his companions. and was
mother's boy: Thought great deal OF
his mother and was very kind to her.
Died from an accident thrown from a
horse and was insensible 10 the last The
funeral services were at their house Re,
MIR Barrett preached the funeral s-rmou
from Gen. 81. so. II reads as follows
''And he returned unto his brethren
aud said, The child is not NJ !, with
er snail gor' La Monte was Inferred in
the cemetery north Of Emmett to avail
The r'surrecison.
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The Spanish report Of the engagement
a. Santiago is slightly different from
our version; they claiming that the
bombardment lasted about 90 minu S
and thai TIE Americans then reti d
without doing any appreciable damage.
There W lun tn Fan e. p
J ne lst and there is fears at /
should be continued the silver will b.
ex Ii iot possl e
for Spain 10 carry on the ..T further.
We would rather lick them
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NOTICE.

An Odd Follows ;heir families
and Rebeknh's. are invited to attend
Memorial day rcisrs. at Odd Fellow
Hall. IN Emmett. on June l2 1898.
Exercises commence at ! O'Clock +.
NJ. After the services in hall those at.
tending will form procession. and march
to the Odd Fellows Cemetery. To deco
rate the graves of deceased members.
J. W. Barrett Eugene Clvmer-
X. ;. y. ).
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Respectfully,
Il. w. Atkinson.

The following persons called at the
Index Office this week.
Mrs. \. NJ. Church.
ID. f. S.nithson.
J. NJ. Martin.
Prof. Il. A. Pugh.
Mr.. - Hall.
J. Barrett.
Miss Jamie Campbell.
Mrs. VI. +. Portloek.
Dan. Patterson.
c. f. Klingback.
f. ]. Crawford.
Jonathan Smith.
There was farewell social given last
sht at J. NJ. Martins i honor Psof.
II. A. Pugh who starts for NO. tcda,
Ice cream and cake were served and all
had an enjoyable time.