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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-10-07

inquiry from the navy department the
day following the lecture, he denied hay
ing made use of expressions attributed
to him. He did this because he knew
that in preparing for the lecture such
thoughts were not entertained. Owing
to the fact that the chaplain was much
fatigued by his recital, his cross eX-
animation was postponed until today.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-10-07

Il cannot find words to tell the horror
with which | read the report Of my lee
tUre as it appeared in The Rocky Noun
tain News" said Chaplain Mcintyre, in
reply to a question by Attorney Doud,
statements contained In that article
could not have been further from my
thoughts
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-10-07

The language of the protocol was plain,
definite and specific. 1t provided for
the immediate evacuation Of the island
On its text our commissioners stood
and to their qualification they found
the Spanish commissioners not only
acquiescent, but seemingly anxious to
retire from the island at the earliest
possible moment.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-10-07

1t was then that they were confronted
with a new embarrassment. They had
no transports to convey their troops
back to Spain and were powerless to
obtain them. They were compelled to
announce this to the American commits
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-07
Court Notes.

Two creditors proved claims
amounting to S435.3O against Ito
Tokyo, a bankrupt, and M. Chiya
was elected assignee, approved by
Judge Perry, under $500 bond.
Kinney a. Ballou have filed a
discontinusnce of DR.. p. II. Isen-
berg VS.. Pipi ct al.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-07

The Hawaiian National League
has decided to establish branches
of the organization on the various
islands, in order to make the work
more effective. Al fee of twenty
five cents will be charged for mi
tiation and dollar year for
dues.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
WANTS
WANTS
WANT
WANTS
WANTS

y Fine display of millinery at
TMrs. Hanna's.
The Eureka is off port as the
Bulletin goes to press.
A lot of fine roofing has just
been received by e. O.Hall d Son.
See their announcement.
Upholstering and mattress max
ing in all it's branches is done by
Coy ne a. Mehrten, Masonic Tenn
pie.
Dan Vida left Oh the Iolani for
Hongkong today. He will go
from there to Boston. Mr.. Vida
will be away several months.
An important meeting of the
shareholders of the Palams Gro
Gerry Co. Ltd. will be held at the
rooms of the Salvation Army at 7
d. m. on the l4th inst.
A meeting of the stockholders
of the Honokas Sugar Co. will be
held on the 18th inst. to consider
the acceptance of the amendment
to the charter authorizing the in
crease of the capital stock to ST.
100000.
A special meeting of Lodge LIE
Progress DE l. Oceanic, No. 124,
A. & A. S. Rite will be held this
evening. Work in second degree.
See under New To-Day. For
stated meetings see Fraternal
rectory Page 2.
The project of having race
meet of fast horses during next
mouth, has been abandoned. A
large number of Honolulu people
will take in the Christmas meet
on Maui. 1t is believed that one of
the excursion boats will arrive in
Kahului before that time.
Under New To Day appears j.
T. Lund's announcement Mr..
Lund has been in business in this
city for upwards of three years.
His shop on Fort street above
Hotel, was very we'll known.
Mr.. Lund's busin ass has increased
so rapidly that larger quarters be-
came necessary. He has moved
to Union street where he is pre-.
pared to make expeditiously
ornamental iron and brass work
and do light machine work. He
will still repair bicycles.
1t has been suggested that the
name of 1.-THE Queen Hotel" be
changed to the "Nuusnu House."
partly because the name "Nuuapu"
is given to the valley and the
street on account of the delightful
bresze which the guests of the
"Queen" enjoy at all times; but,
not forgetting the many changes
that have taken place, SO long as
the house continues to be the
Queen of the family hotels in town,
there will be fitness in the present
name.
American Messenger Service
Masonic Temple. Telephone
444.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-07
STAGELINE
HENRY BRYANT, Prop.

The stage for Kaneohe, Heeia, Wal
kane, Punaluu, Laie, Kahuku and way
points, will leave Postoilice, Bethel
street side, at 8 a. IN. Sundays except
ed), calling for passengers and pack
ages at Lovejoy Il Cos, Nc. 10 Nuuanu
street.
aeA-Stages will make the return trip
from Kahuku daily. 1919
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
SCHOOL TEACHERS TALK.
\ Busy Day At the County Buildings.
Cyclone Samucrs Company.

The Henrico Teachers Association
(white) held am interesting session at the
county building yesterday afternoon SUI
perntendont John IS. Purcell of Public
Schools. addressed the meeting instruct
lively.
A two-hOrso wagon load OF shad was
brought TO the Courthouse by "a colorcl
resident of Henrico yesterday. They We're
caught IN the river and sold like hot
cakes
10 is said that Constable Cyclone Sam
ucls. who fought through the late war
and is an ex-member Of the Hanover
Troop. lis making arrangemeu g TO raise
O. company whose services will be offered
to tho government IA case of war.
The case Of Douglas Cullingworth
charged with threatening his sisters life
came 40 at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
before Squire r. =. Larus. CulIing-
worth was put under 500 bonds IN default
of which he went 20 Jail.
II. g. willard was up on two counts
before Squire Larus yesterday afternoon
one for threatening his wife and the
other one for abusing q Mrs Holland. Of
Hcnrico.
In thI first case he was discharged
upon payment Of costs and in the second
ne was fined $3.50 and costs which he
paid and was let go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
SHOT BY HER HUSBAND.
Distressing Accident 10 Mrs. Miller
Near Winchester.

WINCHESTER. VA. March 25-One ~
the saddest accidents that has happened
i'm this community for years occurred at
the residence of Luther Miller two miles
east of this city. on the Bcrryvlle road.
this morning, when that gentleman shot
and perhaps fatally wounded his young
and beautiful wife Mrs. Miller had soon
quite a number OF crows flying about tho
premises and mentioned the fact 10 her
husband. who. acting upon her suggas-
ton. procured an old musket. that was
heavily loaded lie came into the dining
room with the gun carried loosely .n his
right hand. and started 20 enter tho
kitchen. whore his wife was standing.
when the trigger Of the weapon caught
upon projecting portion OF a bureau.
instantly dischargine g. the entire con-
tents striking his wife. who was not over
six feet distant just above the right hip
and entered the abdominal cavity. max
ing a terrible wound. She did not fan,
bust with wonderful nerve walked up
stairs. DR. W. :. Love of this city was
hastily summoned. Before his arrival
kind ncghbors did what they could 20
alleviate the sufferings OF the wounded
woman Upon the arrival OF the doctor
the wound was found TO be OF a very
serious nature. and slight hopes arc en-
tertained for her recovery Her husband
IS nearly crazed with grief over his In
voluntary commission OF the deed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
THE TIMES: RICHMOND, VA, SUNDAY, MARCH %, 1898

OF tho Hartford Base Fall Club. has
signed Brandt and Ames pitchers, Pete
Childs. second base. Purvls first base and
Tate left field. IN addition 10 these
President birmingham signed catcher
Charlie Kelly and Pulsiver. who was n
star in the Maine State League last sea-
son. Contracts have also been sent 10
eight OF last years players. and nearly
all have returned them signed. a couple
OF them are holding out. but Will proba-
bly, find 10 their interest to append their
names 10 the paper ana return to their
new leader.
Many improvements are 10 be made on
the grounds, which are IN very fair con-
dition al present. but when the proposed
changes have been made they will still
be more comfortable for Doth players and
patrons
Red Mcdonald will be given a trial
at short field n Paud Radford persists
In his determination 10 retire from the
game
The Atlantic Leagues famous blacklist
Is said 10 contain twelve players who
proved incorrigible last season. Eight Of
these twelve are said 10 be catchers Kin
sella and Smink pitchers Herndon and
Lucid. infelders Raymond and Mack and
outhelders Sheehan and Smith. OF these
smink has signed with Montreal, Hern-
don with Springfield and Sheehan with
4oronto.-Springleld Union"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
M'CABE'S BOYS WIN.
Tho Hogc Academy Team Couldn't
stand Up 10 the Tigers.

McCabe's Tigers took the Hoge Academy
team from Blackstone. onto camp at
Broad-Street Park yesterday afternoon
before about two hundred people. TO the
tune Of 81 10 /.
The visitors We're lvely-loOking set
OF youngsters. but they were never I'm
IL bit with the Tigers. and they showed
plainly the lack Of practice in team
work.
On the other hand. Captain Howard
Hollands boys were in excellent training.
and the first man up 10 the first inning
sized UP the visitors pitcher for a clean
hit, and the others followed in order
until ten runs had been made on nine
hits and four errors. In but two innings
wcro tho Tigers shut out while they
held down the soldier boys from Black
stone 20 seven hits and ! run.
McCahc's has improved wonderfully
since tncir game with the University.
and when they run mp against the
Cheruss next Thursday at Broad-Street
Park the latter will have none too easy
a thing Of It,
Hocshcad showed himself 10 be
splendid backstop. and Turner at first.
Will develop into O. phenom n he con-
tlnucs 10 improve as hc has been doing.
Holland played at short, new place
for him. and. with the exception OF
little hardness upon ono or two occ3-
sions. be covered his acre all right.
Phillips 40 third. and Egby at second
surprised their friends not only by their
quick work. bat by tho manner in which
they handled the sticks and brought IN
runs. The outicid had little 90 do OUT
slde. but they swung tho bat in veteran
style. whitaker making five hits. Drew
~ five and Lambert three. with total OF
nine runs. Gordon had great speed, ana
The visitors had trouble touching him.
OF the visitors Robertson. Bryant ana
Hardaway excellcl. Captain sydnor was
hit on tho head by n pitched bail early
en- the game. which disabled him 90 some
extent. although the injury amounted 10
little. Davis was q hard worker Dut
Eues was wild.
ILnrn 1. the scnrn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

The present Collector Of Delinquent
Taxes. VINO is a candidate for reelection
before the City Council, is Nr. Thomas
c. Walford and not Mr. charles p. Wal
ford, as has been stated IN public print.
The last named gentleman IS one of the
clerks at the state Bank.
Mr. Richard w. Carter is n candidate
for the office Of Superintor dent Of the
City Almshouse and not Mr.. Richard w
Davis. as has been stated r'oneousiy IN
the newspapers He was succeeded in
Office by Mr.. George y. Davis. the pres
ent incumbent who is a can didate for
recollection. Mr.. Carter Is a rother OF
Mr. }fcnry L. Carter the hold-oVer men,
her of the Board Of Aldermen from
Clay Ward.
Mr. Henry r. Pollard IS mentioned as
a candidate for the Office OF City AttOr-
ney which IS 10 be filled at the July meet
ing of the City Council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
VARSITY, fl WOOOBERRY, S.
The High school Boys Became Demor-
,lized After the Fiith Inning.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA Al"rch
2s-soocial.-yirglnia defeated Woodber-
nv Forest High school here to-day by a
ecore Of II TO 3 I'm o. rather slow game.
The muddy grounds made fast fielding i'm
posslble. The school boys played well up
10 The nfth inning. but went 10 pieces
after that. 49,.
Iaumer. who went in the box az inc
start of the same pitched only hVe In
nfDes and was replaced by Andrews. Lat
timers work was very good up 10 the
ffth inning. but he was hit hard during
mat inning and was given no support
Woodbcrry Forests whole team becoming
dcmolaizcd.
For Virginia. Pinkcrton pitched an e1-
ceuent game for six innings, striking out
five men and holding the school boys
down 10 two hits. lie vas replaced by
Allen. who pitched The seventh and eighth
giving way 10 Mccormick In the pinth.
Both OF the latter were wild. Allen fore
ing IN three runs on balls
Vireinias hitting was very good. Mar
I'm led with two three-baggers and sim
Gle. followed closely by Hill with three
singles. Collier and Mallory each got a
twO-ba gCcr.
The only home run Of the game was
made by Carpenter, Woodberry Forests
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
MR.. wM. II. CuLMNGwoRTH.

MR. WM. H. CULlINGWORIH,
Cwho has completed his second term)
Two stations have been established for
the convenience OF the people in the west
and east ends. The distribution service
on the early morning train from Wash
ington has been inauguratcd so that mail
is delivered much earlier than heretofore.
The service here ranks with the best in
the country.
Mr. Culmgworth has observed the civil
service rules lie has helped "a Democrat
along when he could do so without the
violation OF law bat he has not sought 10
disregard the rules for partisan pur-
poses. A Republican. projected by civil
service regulations. who has attended 10
his duties. has held his position.
40 PLANS AS YET.
Il don't know what / shall DO after
leave the Office" said the postmaster yes
terday. "Of course. / shall engage in
some business In order TO keep the wolf
from the door. but my plans are not
fully mapped out"
The Democrats and Republicans. white
and colored are sorry 10 part with Mr..
Cullingworth They would rather have
his as their chief than any man in Rich
mond.
Mr. Knight will accept the Office with
the service up 70 very high state OF
efficiency. lie will have the support or
ali those under MIN In keeping 1t at the
high standard II has reached
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
THE POSTOFFICE
TOCHANGE HANDS
Mr.. Knight Succeeds Mr. Cuttings
worth This Week.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE SERVICE
Trader the Present Administration the
Delivery Service Has Been Extend
cd and Two stations Established.
Outgoing and Incoming Men.

In less time than one week k'ch'no'u
will have new postmaster. Next Fri
asv Mr.. wray T. knight viii succeed
Mr.. W. II. Cullingwcrth
Mr.. Cuiingworth Will then have closed
his second administration Of Office.
Mr. knight will have but one appoint
mont 10 make NJ the start. ON the day
he takes charge OF the Office, Mr.. John
1. Grubbs Will succeed MI Lewis -.
Crenshaw as assistant postmaster. MI
Grubbs served in this position under
Mr. RussclTs administration. lie IS tho
roughly acquainted with the duties Of the
position.
Mr. knight IS unable 10 statc positively
whether or not there viii DE any other
changes made in tho office. He would
IKE to providc for a. number o. his
friends. but the civil service rules may
prevent him from doing so. II is likely
that the new postmaster will confer with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

done an amount 81 q laritabc work that
IL well mis- b marvelou ..
The records show lat II the board Of
patients. tho attention OF physicians and
nurses. tho medicine and clothing given
had been charged 70 according TO tho
regular rates. the W lole amount would
have aggregated SIS H3. And this does
not Include the pafie nts by Or. Shields.
who Is kaovn 10 ba' G done 80 much in
this line. Kept no list II such cases. neith-
or does II fuciude dis ,ensary work.
This institution Is lmost the only one
that was not gememl ered by Mr.. Ginter
In his beque.,ts- II h' s never had a large
donation but, " has tcadily Increased its
work. multiy lied it's appliances and ex-
tended its INF luencc. The graduates from
the Training School OF Nurses have re-
Gently organic ID int an Alumnae Asso-
citation with a char ter. They arc very
progressive and very enthusiastic over
their profession.
All friends are ask cd TO send contri-
button 10 the ho pitf / on or before April
9TH Of money pro yisi ons or house-furnisb-
ings. - Il, =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
THE LEA CUE BREEZE.
Park Place Epwo Nh League Hold an
INTEREST," ~ Service.

The Epworth Leai ne Of Park-Place VI.
l.. church held Frid ~ night its monthly
literary meeting. Tn programme of the
evening was I'm the Il nm Of "Tho League
Breeze" Mr.. Frank J {. Wells was editor.
with the following as ISOLATED with him:
Associate Editor. Miss Nellie y. Spence:
business Manager Mis- Carrie Y Mitch
ell: Stenographer. Miss Inez V.eislger;
City Reporter. c. Eug, NE Blan ton.
Among the contents OF this so ,ond edi-
ton Of tho Breeze werfi coresl Jondence,
locals. n glance at Amer lean literature.
the Triple Alliance. edito Tials personal,
poetry. missions-hOnie an d fort ign. cleo
trio sparks woman's coiu mn. childrens
corner. and wants.
There was o. large attendance Of league
members and friends. and u ljOyed the
interesting papers and bright n ews items.
The social hour was made p .easant by
the young ladies' who served cream and
cake 10 an.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

J. Jones. secretary and collector and J..
G. Bishop treasurer
Mr. II. II. Witherspoon. assistant CASH
Ter OF tho Petersburg Savings and In
surance Company who has been spending
some time I'm Florida for the benefit Of
his health. has returned home much I'm
proved by his trip.
The residence of Mr.. f. r. Bowman,
on the corner OF High and Market streets.
took fire on the roof this afternoon from
a defective fue.
The flames. however. were eXtinguishcd
before any damage OF consequence had
been done.
Tho congregation Of the Second BAPTIST
church have not vet called q pastor %
succeed Rev A. j. Frlstoe. The Pulpit
Committee have before q Che names Of
ministers In Baltimore. Chicago. and other
cities from which 10 select.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27

Two chancery suits were instituted in
i'm the City Circuit Court yesterday as
follows:
Richmond Cedar Works suing for itself
and all other Virginia poiicy-holders OF
the GuaTantors Liability and Indemnity
Company. of Pennsylvania. against the
Guarantors Liability and Indemnity
Company and others.
Richmond Traction Company suing for
etc. against the Guarantors Liability
and Indemnity Company and others. The
bills have not yet been filed in either
case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
The Little Tycoon.

There will be full rehearsal OF the
Little Tycoon" cast and chorus at the
Academy Of Music tomorrow night. Pro-
fessor Stein desires a fun attendance.
as the rehearsal is very important one.
The opera is to be given for the benefit
OF the Eiks' charity fund on Easter Mon
day and Tuesday.
Much interest is being taken in the
performance, as the cast and chorus is
composed of the best local talent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
HE KNOWS THE OFFICE.

the higher authorities with reference
"a changing the nCads Of the dierent
departments.
HE KNOWS THE OFFICE.
Mr. knight IS himself no stranger IN
the pastoficc Under MIR. RustelIs ad-
ministratlon he was I'm charge Oh the reg
istered letter department lie has had
ample opportunities of learning much
about the work Of the office and with an
experienced assistant, he VIII be aDie 10
conduct me service without any hitch
even at the start.
The passing Of Mr Cuiingworth from
office Is an event worthy of more than
passiOg comment. Ilo Is an ideal post
master. Others may keep the service up
"a its high state of efficiency ana per-
haps. I'm time improve upon IL. hut none
will ever be more popular with the puullc.
Whenever one passes down Main street
and looks upon the cosy little room IN the
east end OF the postohlce building ne
will think OF Uncle Billy and visions
of him sitting I'm his Dig arm chair with
"A good natured smile ON his race VIII
come up. Mr. Cullingworth IS a unique
character. lie cannot be duplicated
There are plenty of others equally as
honest and as polite, but in many traits
OF character he is original.
PLUM PUDDING MAN.
Mr.. Cullngworih is fond of fishing ana
and he loves good food. lie Is one of the
best feeders la Richmond. What other
man is there ia the city who would have
conceived the idea of a gigantic plum
pudding? Others might have planned a
big torch light procession or even BAN
duet TO celebrate Clevelaud's second cleo
ton but 30 remained FOR Uncle Billy
g. make a plum pudding TO weigh
pound for each electoral vote Cleveland
received
That pudding Will figure i'm history.
Fifty years from now the historian Will
in writing up the campaign Of 1892 tell
Of the event in Corcoran Hall when the
pudding was cut and q big slice shipped
By express 10 Mr.. Cleveland.
HIS TWO TERMS.
Mr.. CullngwOrih FIRST became postmas-
ter I'm 1885. lie served until 1889 when.
Mr.. Russell succeeded him. During the
next four years he was coal merchant.
In 1893 Mr. Cleveland re-appointed him.
lie has done much for the service. IN
der his administration the carrier system
has been extended Mail IS delivered and
collected on the outskirts Of the city
where the carriers did not go before lie
has had the number of carriers increased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
THE P0ST0FFICE BUR GLARS.
The Suspects at Roanoke Sent On for
TriaI-Dcath of a IEady

ROANOKE. VA, Mare B.-Specal.-
VIII Howard and James W. Moore. the
men suspected Of safe blo' yang, were tried
to-day before Commission NJ. I. Frantz.
and the evidence was sui bCienuy strong
10 warrant the sending the prisoners
on 10 await the action OF the United
States grand jury. which Iueets at Dam
Vile April 1st-
Miss Lucy Lee Pitzer, ister-in-law OF
Travelling Passenger Agen NJ ]. Bragg.
Of the Norfolk and West ern. died this
morning at O'Clock from heart failure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
PROHIBlT0RY LICENSE.
Chatham Employs Strong Measures
Against Liquor Selling.

CHATHAM. VA. March 26.-Special-
The Town Council some weeks ago raised
the license 90 sell whisky TO $500. At
called meeting since the matter was re-
considered and the license fixed at 81 600.
Ir is thought this is pr0hibitory. as there
are two distilieries just outside of the
corporation. A local option election will
Dee held i'm Chatham district az an early
date. IL is thought the district will 30
dry.
Mrs. Green. Of New York. has resign
ed her position in the art department Of
the Chatham Episcopal School. her
place will DE filled by Miss Fontaine, of
Hanover county.
llr T.. b. Moon. OF New York. IS visit
ing his family on Main street.
Miss Louise Dabney has returned from
Richmond. where she spent the winter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-27
BASKETBALL.
The Eagles Defeat the Hornets by one
Point.

The basketball game between tho
Eagles and the Hornets which took place
in the gymnasium OF the Young Mems
Christian Association yesterday after
noon, was interesting and exciting from
start 10 finish. Many ladies were IN the
audience ad manifested their interest by
hearty applause AZ the brilliant plays.
AT no time did either team have a con-
siderable lead and il was anybody game
until the last minute, when the Eagles
pitched their winning goal. Captain @.
Booth. Of the Hornets, made all tho
points for his team. seventeen in all, a
remarkable showing. considering that was
Handicapped by a badly wrenched ankle.
Armistead. of the Eagles, made some
brilliant goals. Captain Gregorys team
did the best work-passing several fine
moves being made. -..e score was eigh-
teen IN favor Of the Eagles and seventeen
for the Horents. The next game will be
played on next Thursday between tho
hornets and Hot Tomalles.