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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
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Main and Tenth Streets.

crate Veterans. with mounted detail;
George T. Pickett Camp. with mounted
detail. r. T.. Lee Camp, No. ]. Sons OF
Confederate Veterans: ladies Of Holly
wood Memorial Association. of the He
brew Association and finally the ladies
of Oakwood Association in carriages. The
veterans of the Soldiers Home will also
go out In a large tourist wagon
The carriages with the ladies of the
several memorial associations will be al
lowed 20 enter the cemetery gates but
no others.
As usual. the platform or grand stand.
from which the Grafton OF the day VIII
be delivered is located near the monu-
ment. All OF those participating In the
programme will occupy seats upon II. as
will the Citizens Band TO whose accom-
paniment win be sung the annual hymn.
and the quartette Of which Miss Taylor
Is he director Rev W. a. Barr will be
the orator Of the day. The opening pray
er-alwayS an impressive detail OF the
days excrcises-will be made 10y Rev. NJ.
Ashby Jones. pastor 0f Leigh Street Bap-
list church. and Rev. j. T. Masun, OF
Trinity Methodist church. will pronounce
the bonodiCtiOa. Special effort has been
made with regard 20 the programme OF
vocal music. Judge d. G.. Richardson will
be master of ceremonies. Mr.. John /.
Hughes chief marshal. and Mr.. William
II. Shervin. his chief of stan. MI.
Hughes has extended invitations TO
about 30 prominent Richmond men to
act as his aids. Among them Rev. DR..
Moses d. Hoge who. by a singularly
happy thought. will lead the column next
TO the chief marshal.
General Fitzhugh Lee. who. 10 the
pleasure of the Association. accepted its
invitation 10 bee present will, owing TO
the summons % Washington be unable 10
attend. greatly 10 the regret of the la
dies. Miss Ruby Bodeker. the efficient
president Of the association. has been
untiring I'm her efforts 10 make the day
q successful one. and there is every rea-
son 10 believe that her efforts will be
crowned with success.
The Walker Light Guard will parade 10
Oakwood this afternoon. leaving the arm
DRY at $50 T. NJ. The Guard will place
wreath on the Jackson statue. as usual.
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with Samuel Garland, Jr.. captain: Kirk
wood Otey, Marcellus y. Norman. John
O. Meem, Jr.. and Samuel NJ. simpson,
lieutenants IN the order named. The re-
cord of the company IN the war. as Com
pany G of the Eleventh Virginia Infan-
try. extends from Bull Run % Appomat-
tox. including eleven great battles and
thirteen active skirmishes. Reorganiza-
ton was effected on April 262. 1871. with
John Holmes Smith captain. Subse-
ouentlv. Kirkwood Otey was captain for
several wears Forty-fOur members OF
the Home Guard were killed in the war.
I'm point of organization and discipline.
the company has always ranked among
the first.
THE VIRGINIA ZOUANES.
The Virginia Zouaves Is a boys COM
pany grown up 20 manhood. Originating
I'm knee-breechcs and wooden guns. il has
passed through the various stages OF
evolution ana is now crack military
organization finely disciplined enthusi-
astic and characterized by a splendid
esprit de corps. Organization was ef-
fected I'm August. 1888, with John ID.
Clark captain. on March l3. 1885, the
Zouaves We're mustered into the virginia
volunteers. its captain is Robert j..
ChaighiN. a Courageous and efficient
officer. Iynchburgers take peculiar
pride I'm the Zouayes. and all predict for
them a brilliant and useful career
FITZ LEE RIFLES.
The Fitz Lee Rifles. Captain r. l.. Mil
Ter commanding have just been organ
lied. The company is composed OF just
the kind OF men who will make fine sol
dicrs. Soon after war was declared, Cap
tain Miller opened a recruiting office here
for the purpose Of getting mp a company.
in one day he had secured the necessary
number Of enlistments. and since inc
men have been constantly and carefully
trained. so that to-day they are we'll add
yanced I'm the art of military tactics.
That they will prove credit 10 the
brave soldier after whom they are named
Is confidently predicted by all who know
anything about them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
THE MOVEMENT
OF THE MILITIA.
The West Augusta Guard Ninety
Strong Coming Wednesday.
WINCHESTER SENDS ITS QUOTA.
Physical Examinations Show that v"
ginia Troops are Composed of"ood
MatcriaI-CoI. Hodges Docs not
Know when He Will Report.

STANTON, VA. May 9.-special-
C. r. c. Pyton. surgeon Second Regiment
OF Virginia, assisted by +. Lacy Gibson
has finished examination Of the west
Augusta Guards. Four failed TO pass.
The Guards this morning received or
ders 10 leave for Richmond Wednesday
morning. A nne-looking company OF
ninety-fve men will 90.
,UMPANl ~ GOOD SHAPE.
STAUNTON. VA. May Especial -
Major c. T.. G. Pcyton. surgeon OF the
Second Regiment was in town all day
Yesterday examining tho members oil
Company X. lie found the men in
frst-class condition. only three were
rejected out OF the seventy-four exam
ined by him yesterday.
EXAMINE PETERSBURG TROOPS.
PETERSBURG. VA. MAY 3-Speclal-
Or. ". r. Anderson, OF FarmVille' one
OF the surgeons appointed or the Gov
crnor. will arrive here tomorrow 10 MAKE
"A medical examination Of the mem3ei
Of the Petersburg Grays and \. +. I'M
Rifles. the two white military companies
Of this city.
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THE VESUVlUS SAILS OUT. =.
The 81 Paul. Capt. .sigsbec IN Conn
mand. Joins the FLYING Squadron.

NORFOLK, VA. May %. - Special. --
The observer al The government signal
station at Cape Henry reported the d} -
Mantle cruiser Ncsuyius as passing oni-
ward bound It $40 o'clock Tonight TIN.
auxiliary cruiser ST. Paul formerly 1t
the American lime was reported hy HE
observer rs passing boo zoo i.m o'clo X
this afternoon.
She reached Fort Monroe shortly after
ward and is reported 20 be anchored near
her consorts Of the Flying Squadron.
Capt. Sigsbee commanding the s.. Paul.
II is stated was very warmly received
upon his arrival an Old Point
Lieutenant Commander W. T Steph-
ems received his commission TO-DAY az
aide 10 the commandant OF the Norfolk
navy yard.
Tho lighthouse tender Maple and tug
Ameria converted into gunboats az this
yard are ready 20 sail and 10 IS reported
will start for Key West as soon as the
weather will permit these smaller craft
are not usually sent around Cape Hat
teras until fair chance OF continued
fair weather b. obtained
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pElTS ~Ur K'oNIKE.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
0AKW00D MEMORIAL DAY.
Gen Lee viii not be- Able Co Attend
The Line of March.

To-day is Oakwood Memorial Day. and
pnless an signs fail. the celebration at
he cemetery will be one OF the most
memorable IN the history Of the Associa-
non. The meeting place. as usual Will
be 81. Johns the time O'Clock sharp
The column viii form as usual. at
Broad and Twenty-hfth streets. and move
promptly az 4.oy 10 The afternoon. This Is
the line OF march which Is unlike any
heretofore. GU, Broad 10 Twenly-ssyeuth
~ Franklin and thence around the Sail
ofs and SOLDIER monument. standing
sentinel on Libby Hill. This Is done in
courtesy 10 the Junior Association. whose
Work for the day consists IN the decOTa-
ton OF the Soldiers and Sailors monu-
rnent. From the park the procession
viii move out Twenty-ninth, back TO
Broad out Broad 20 Thiriy-third streeD
and over Thrty-tnird 20 Oakwood ave-
nue. 10 me cemeie
FOLLOWING Is INC orSes "a when the
column wi. move. Chic. MsTshsl VITA
aides, First Regiment Of Virginia Intan-
Try. Richmond light Infantry Blues stu
at Horse Guard. Richmond How
tzsra Il Y. Lee Camp, No !. Confed-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
TWO CALLS FOR Mr.. GUTHRIE.
Baltimore Church Also Wants II i'm
for Pastor. il is Thought.

Rev. Danod Guthrie assistant pastor
OF the Second Presbyterian church. re-
turned home from Baltimore yesterday.
where he has filled the pulpit Of the First
Presbyterian church for the past two
Sundays when seen at his residence last
night Mr. Guthrie said he had read IN a
Baltimore paper that the Second Presby-
terrain church had on Sunday last extend
Ell him % call 10 become cO-pastor a. a
salary OF s. 200 per annum. lie had not
yet been officially notified OF this call,
but would not make any decision in the
matter until the Baltimore church had
acted There would Toe n meeting of the
congregation OF that church on next
Wednesday night when they would decide
whether or not "a call would be extended
him 10 become their pastor.
10 IS understood that Mr. Guthrie made
"a deep ANA favorable impression upon the
Baltimore people, and that il is about
settled that they will extend him a call
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
THE GRANVILLE GRAYS.
They Left Before the Banquet was
Ready for Them.

OXFORD. May 1.-SpeciaL-The ladies'
of oxford have organized Granville
Gravs Relief Committee and We're pre-
pairing a banquet complimentary TO the
Granville Grays. 10 be given Friday even
ing I'M the armory. but they having been
called 20 Raleigh by telegram on Friday
tho good things" intended for the ban
quot were sent iu boxes t0 the camp.
No occasion in oxford has seemed more
impressive than the scene AZ the depot
Friday when the company departed FOR
the camp. since the similar occasion thir-
ty-seven years ago when the original
Granville Grays starosd off 30 war under
command OF tho gallant Captain George
Workman,
Before leaving the company was pre-
sented with 800 from Mr.. ]. 5. Brown.
A large concourse Of friends gathered
al the depot 10 say goodbye 10 the
boys. IN whose ranks as private stood
one man erect and as eager for the fray
as the youngest Of the Grays-Mr. j. -.
Tllley. who fought I'm the ranks OF the
Granville Grays duridg the civil war.
The company IS I'm command OF Captain
II. L. Skinner.
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OFF TO THE WAR.
About 5000 People hcercd tho Lynch.
bury rcinranics ~ They Lief.

burg (Cnrauics ~ They Lei.
IYNCHBTRG VA. May 9. -Special-
crowd. estimated az five thousand.
assembled OF the depot this morning 10
bid farewell 10 Lyuchburg's three MILL
tarv companies the Home Guard, the
virginia Zouaves and the Fitz Lee Rines'
which left for Richmond.
Forming in their armory. they marched
through the streets 20 the depot with a
squad OF old Confederate soldiers, uhder
IN. command OF Colonel Maurice ;.
L.anghorne. At the head OF the procession
The City Band was along, ana IN route
10 the station. and while the boys "er5
saving their last good-hyes. discoursed
many patriotic airs. Not since the war
between thu States has such a. scene
been. witnessed in Lynchburg. AS tne
train pulled out OF the city II was iol-
lowed by cheers from thousands OF
voices. and until It disappeared the crowd
gave expression 10 the deepest feellng
and enthusiasm.
Ever since Saturday afternoon, when
the final orders We're received. the vol
unteers have been busi'y engaged making
their final preparations for leaving ana
the armory resembled a gigantic hiY'
with bees going in and out every MN
ute on Saturday Surgeon Oamm re-
celved orders from the Adjutant-Ganeral
10 make a physical examination of the
members OF three companies. The sur
geon was engaged In these examinations
all Saturday afternoon and night all day
Sunday and up 10 q short while before
the men fen into ranks for marching
away. This afternoon he went 10 Dam
Vile 10 examine the two companies there.
The results OF the examination here were
very satisfactory as there were eighty
civ Of the Zouaves who passed. eighty
three OF the Fitz Lee Rifles and sixty
three % the Home Guard
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COMPANY IN TROUBLE,
The Alexandria Light Infantry Loses
its Two Ranking Officers.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. May Especial
The Alexandria Light Infantry Is almost
in a state OF REORGANIZATION. rendered 50
bv the physical examination of Surgeon
William II. Smith yesterday when both
capt. Albert Bryan and First Lieutenant
Leonard Marbury were pronounced pnys-
ically unit Tor active military duty.
Some fifteen privates also failed TO pass
the examination which number consider
ably reduced the ranks Of the company
and which together with being just now
without captain has much 10 10 to-
wards the talhed-of Discrimination.
For the present. Lieutenant Atkinson
is in charge Of the company. anu DE Is
working day and night to keep 1t under
marching orders. In the meantime Gov
ernor Tyler is expected 90 appoint the
captain at the earliest possible moment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
ONE EFFECT0F The WAR.
Extras Have COrnered the Market and
the supply j. short.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May Especial.
The effect OF the war on prices will. OF
course. be felt by the public in general
but one item which newspapers feel mote
than anything else is the advance In the
price Of printing paper Almost the sole
cause OF this has been the unprecedented
demand created 10y the Increase !n sub
scrp.l0ns and The countless extra edi-
lions issued since the trouble with Spain
assumed such grave proportions.
The mills have not had their capacity
diminished. but when the demand began
they only had on hand an ordinary sup
ply. and IL will probably be several weeks
before they catch up again.
One of the Washington afternoon pa
pers recently came out with four pages
and gave as the reason that il was I'M
able to have orders filed in time 70 meet
tho requirements. The paper had con-
tracted the extra habit In an acute
form and was caught 81 the middle OF
the stream
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
A.P. Hill Rifles Coming.

PETERSBURG. VA. May Especial
The 4. j. Hin rides Cautain VI. G.. Jack
son. were notified tonight that they would
Doe ordered to report in Richmond next
Thursday.
The company will leave here on the go
p. NJ. train and will arrive at Camp Lee
i'm time for supper
This company now has eighty-six men,
but will enlist up 10 one hundred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
The Olive Poker Case.

WASHINGTON. MAY 9-Special-In
the Supreme Court to-day Chief Justice
Fuller handed down nm opinion Affirming
the verdict Of the lower court IN the case
AGAINST Mate Anderson 81 the Olive
PecBer. for murder, Judge McKenna dis
sented The opinions are not yet In the
hands Of the clerk.
Anderson was sentenced 10 hang March
18th.
He will now be re-sen.enced by the
trial court.
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NORFOLK. VA. May 9.-Special.-Col-
onel Harry Hodges states that ne has not
YET determined upon what day h. with
his staff viii 90 TO the camp. Tie has
appointed Captain \. VI. Higgins quarter
master. thus hllng the vacancy created
by the resignation Of II. s. German. who
resigned the quartermastership in prefer
ence 10 vacating his position as city
treasurer Of Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
ncnfhs I'm AlexandrIa.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. May 9--speciaL-
Mr.. Charles Wise. respectable and
well known citizen about seventy-rve
years old. was found dead In bed from
apoplexy. about noon to-day at the Ex-
change Hotel.
lie was member OF Lee Camp and
Washington Lodge NJ. y AiasOns
Mr. Robert l.. Adam died yesterday n
the AlcSlndr lnArmary with Bright 3
disease he was q member Of the WASH
ington Lodge OF Masons. old Dominion
CommanGery, X. r. and OF the Royal
Arcanum.
Mrs. Christian Shafer. one OF the old
est residents OF the city. died yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
TWO HUNDRED AT BANQUET.
col Brooke Does Honor Ia Roanoke's
Two Companies.

ROANOKE VA. May o-Speclai a
magnificent banquet was rendered inc
tNo Roanoke military companies tonight
by Colonel ). S Brooke. nrst captain p.
the Roanoke Light infantry. over ="
soldiers partook of Colonel iirooke's ios,
pitHlty. and his patriotism ~.t N, ''"h
Patriotic speeches were made, ana me
o,'c9sion w4s one OF great enjoyment
,rnc fv,o companies r and u, II the
second Regiment VIII leave lp-mQrtow,
going on a special for camp Lee, hleh-
Roth companles are IN excellent condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
WlNCHESTER'S QUOTA,
Twenty-Five Volunteers Join the An
dereon Guards at Woodstock.

WINCHESTER, VA. May 9.-Spscial.-
Sergeant Alex. Baker Of Woodstock.
took twenty-five volunteers from here
to-day to join the Second Virginia Req
ment (Anderson Guards. at Woodstock,
Va.
This Is the FIRST actual preparation for
war that the people OF old Winchester
have witnessed.
About 100 people witnessed their de-
parture at the depot. A great many OF
the friends and relatives were noticed
crying. expressing. however. Keeling OF
satisfaction az their marry decision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
Il. Alphon Jack son.

PETERSBURG, VA. May 0.-SpeciaL-
The remains of Mr. T.. Alphon Jackson,
late OF this city. and who was an officer
Ia the United States and Confederate
States navies. who died Saturday evening
al the Soldiers Home. Richmond, were
brought 10 Petersburg this evening ana
Inferred i'm Blandford Cemetery by the
side OF his wilc. VINO was Miss MarDuIE,
OF Alexandria. Va. They were IN charge
OF a squad of veterans from the nome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
William Adam, Licsfcll.

Mr. Wm. Adams Lcsfeld died a his
late residence. 80. 1873 west Cary street
Yesterday morning at 1870 oclock in the
thirty.trst year Of his age.
Mr. Licsfeld was a most popular resi-
dent Of that section of the city and
leaves q wife and one child.
he was in the grocery business at the
-finoher mentioned above.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
Striped LapoetS.

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On,vFour Turned Down.

HAMPTON. VA. May 9.-speciaL-In
the preliminary physical examinations
held to-day. four OF the members Of the
Peninsula Guards were rejected The
strength OF the company is now fifty
three men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
MEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-For Virginia:
Fair and warmer sluthCrly winds
North Carolina: Fair and warmer, winds
becoming sOutherly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
RANGE or THERMO METER

The following was the range of the
thermometer al The Times Office yester-
day. \. NJ. "a: l. M. 80: =. ~. 60:
g H. NJ. -. g T. NJ. 80; midnight, 30.
Average, J6 1-G.
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Massachusetts. 20 be Assistant Secretary
ofthc Navy Mr.. Allen. who BIS an attor-
noy-lt-laW. i- 90 personal friend of th0
President a large batch OF army nom.-
nations was also sent 20 tho senate.
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THE LYNCHBuRG CONTINGENT
The Home G uard. the Virginia Louaves
and Fitz Lee Rifles

The Lynchburg Home Guard. OF which
CAPTAIN f. c. Scruggs is now commar-
der. was organized on November 5. 1859.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
MARION BANK TO CLOSE.
Il is Reported that the Dcposi,ors viii
nc Patti ia Full

MARION. VA. MAY 0.-Spec' n, a. "a
meeting OF the directors Of the Merchants
and Farmers Bank to-day It was decioed
10 close the bank,
Il Is reported that ihs depositors Will
be paid In full.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
Avn. GIadstone's Condition.

HAWARDEN, May 9.-The condition or
Mr. Gladstone is not changed He is COM
paratiyely comfortable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-10
Allen Succeeds Roosevelt.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The President
to-day nominated Charles II. Allen, OF
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-FOUR COMPANIES
NOW AT CAMP LEE
CONTINUED From First Page.

Regiment. commanded by Captain Frank
c. Scruggs. First Lieutenant W. {. Berry
and Second Lieutenant W. i. Faulkner
brough seventy-six men.
The Lynchburg Zouaves. Company
Second Regiment splendid looking
body had eighty-seven men IN line Cap
tain Robert r. Craighill was IN COM
mand and First Lieutenant \. X. Percy
and Second Lieutenant \ l.. Burnham
are the other commanding officers.
The Lee Rifles. the new company,
which has Just been organized by Cap
tain r. l.. Miller. carries ninety men,
who are not yet uniformed. The other
officers Of the company are First LEU
tenant John Clarke and Second Lieuten-
ant X. N. T. Adams.
The companies marched at once 10
Camp Lee where they were fed by cater
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