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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
REUNION OF CHAPLAINS,
Confederates to Meet in Atlanta just
Before the Annual Reunion.

To former Chaplains Of the confeder-
ate Srmies:
Dear Brethren,-It has been suggested
By the president Of the Georgia Reunion
Association, General Z. A. Evans, tist'
I'M connection with the reunion OF con-
federate Veterans, in Atlanta the 2th'
2lst. 22d. and 23rd Of July next, that we
shall have on Monday and Tuesday july
the 10th and 18th, a reunion Of Confed-
crate chaplains. We heartily approve OF
the suggestion. and cordially invite YOU
TO meet us on that occasion, If within
YOUR rover. Due arrangements VIII ne
made for the best transportation rates,
and for entertainment in Atlanta.
The local committee are anxious that
enough of us shall reach Atlanta the
SATURDAY before, 10 ill the principal pull
pits on Sunday, and you VIII obuge us
n you will communicate with General
G. A. Evans, room IL, klmDal HOUSE
Atlanta, Ga, as 10 whether you can at
tend the reunion and at what time.
A suitable programme will be arrang-
ed and ANNOUNCED in due time, and the
occasion can no doubt be made one Of
great interest and profit. while 1t viii be
n great JOY for brethren who labored IN
the great harvest field of the Confedeate
armies to meet and greet each other once
more on this sid OF the river.
Yours fraternally,
(Signed) J. G. CRANBERRY,
Eleventh Virginia Regiment;
A. c. HOPKINS,
second Virginia Re gimenti
J. WA. JONES.
Thirteenth Virginia Regiment;
Y. d. WITHERSPOON,
Forty-second Mississippi Regiment;
!. T. TICHENOR.
Alabama RegtmentI
JAMES NELSON.
Fourty-fourth Virginia Regiment
J. b. TAYLOR,
Tenth Virginia Cavalry;
S. NJ. CHERRY,
Army OF Tennessee;
A. NJ. MARSHALL,
Twelfth Georgia Regiment;
]. j. HYMAN,
Forty-ninth Georgia Regiment;
Ii. \. TUPPER.
Ninth Georgia Regiment;
j. NJ. CARLISLE,
Seventh South Carolina Regiment
]. A. HACKETT,
Eighteenth Mississippi Regiment
]. A. CHAMBLISS.
HaskelTs South Carolina Artillery;
A. b. WOODFIN,
slxtv-hrst Georgia Regiment;
RICHARD 7. MlLWAlNr,
Torty-fourth Virginia Regiment;
w. 5. LACY.
~Fortv-seventh North Carolina Regt.;
G. II. DOBBS.
Twelfth Mississippi Regiment;
A. A. LOMAX.
Sixteenth Mississippi Regiment;
THOMAS HUME. JR.,
Post Chaplain. Petersburg. Va;
j.. c. HTDFN,
Post Chaplain, Charlottesville. Va;
A. e. DICKINSON,
General Supt. Army Missions.
Richmond. Va. June >. 1895.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

There were exciting times near tbs
corner Of Louisiana and Williamsburg
avenues In Fulton about 1870 o'clock
yesterday. Cyclone Samuel had arrested a
negro named Davis upon a warrant
charging him With threatening TO XII
his father.
The prisoner was put In the jumper
with the officer. and for n short whllf
kept qufer~ and orderly. When az thT
corner OF Louisiana ana Williamsburg
avenues Davis made a break for liberty,
and ran down the street. The Cyclone
drew his revolver and began hrins. He
shot three or four times at the neeins
prisoner. The firing attracted a latss
cro0,d hut those who were in the line
OF the shooting scattered right and LETT.
The negro kept on running and soon
disappeared around a corner and escaped.
cyclone Eamuel 10 Gin looking for the
fugitive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
Broncho Ben ofthe Bud"

We can't get the hang Of those Spanish
names,
Way out here. on the Bud,
But we have an idea in a general way
that
De Lome's right name IS mud.
De CampOs. We understand. has de-
camDed
In time to miss the fun.
And Elanco just now looks very blank
when
lie hears q Yankee gun.
Poor Wcylcr. the butcher, can only wall
because tits an so strange,
But Cervera's the boy will serve our turn,
If SChlcy can get MS range
Rosebud, Mont.
-CLicacn Iinfer-Ocean.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
AFTERMATH.

A pretty young woman has been
swindling patriotic men at Danbury,
Conn. under the pretence OF raising funds
TO relieve i'll and hungry volunteer SOL
diers.
1t is known to hut a few intlmates that
a son of John Wanamaker, the famous
Philadelphia merchant, Is European buy
er for his father. He lives modestly in
Paris, where he is much respected by
American art students. many OF whom
he has assisted. an club of American
art students is especially indebted TO
him.
A centrifugal gum. discharglng $4,000
bullets a minute. has been invented by
an English engineer. The bullets are
poured into case from a hopper and
guided into a disk. three feet In -Iame-
ter. revolving in the case at the rate Of
1900 revolutions a minute. They are
discharged from the edge Of the disk.
Jerry Rusk was responsible for the
story that when an Ohio congressman
went to Phil sheridan's father to look
over a boy for West Point he was in
clined to favor another brother. Tie
father said: Don't take him. He's full
OF peace. Take Phil: he is full OF fight.
He fights all the boyse about here"
$50
The Louisville and Nashville railroad
is said to be preparing to reenter the list
Of dividend payers. and if the story IS
correct the a the company goes about
this Is eminently satisfactory. In 1893 the
hard times forced a reduction in wages.
10 per cent. coming OF all pay and 20 per
cent. from all salaries over 300. Now
the company will restore The reduced
wages at The same. time that 1t resumes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
DRY COLD STORAGE
Uniform Temperature
At Reasonable Rates.
Kingan & Co.
Fifteenth and Cary.

Police in the state the following letter.
Richmond, Va, May %, 1ssS.
Chief Of Police:
Dear Sir.-I write 10 inform YOU that
at the Convention Of Chiefs OF Police
held May 10, 1895, at Milwaukee, Wis,
a resolution was passed requesting every
chief TO interview by letter or In person
the senators and representatives IN Con
gress TO support a bin, which VIII be
presented asking the Government TO pay
The expenses Of running the Bureau or
Identification OF Criminals. lt we can
accomplish this all the cities can pc
COME members without cost, so you see
the Importance Of having said law
passed. Respectfully,
b. l.. HOWARD,
Chief OF Police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

dividends. This IS a pleasant siory-ali
the better II true.
The amount Of gold and silver coins
and certificates and United States and
national bank notes I'm circulation on
June LIST was 81. $50. s9S. 25G. an increase of
$3.50, l64,251 over that OF June LIST last year.
The increase for the month Of May ~
S3,l36,Slf. Based on an estimated popu-
lation Of 1.3S9,O00. the amount per capita
Is S24.73. The amount OF national bank
notes In circulation on May 3lst was
$221, 6l2, Si5, a decrease. compared with the
similar date last year. OF S4.l77 ,3O6, and an
increase for the month OF May Of 81
5S2, 7O9.
Ten thousand Alabama miners who re-
Gently organized into a district Of the
United Mine Workers Of America have
called a State convention to meet at Biz
mingham on June 18th, to formulate q
scale Of wages 10 succeed the present con-
tract. which will expire on July LIST. The
miners will demand a substantial adj
vance. as work Is very heavy at the
mines.
The Baltimore Sun says OF the Second
Virginia Regiment: The Second Regiment
IS composed largely Of the flower of the
young men Of the Valley and Southwest
Virginia, whose fathers gave renown 10
the S|tonewall Brigade. Others, from
Lynchburg and Richmond. are descended
from the splendid soldiers Of Picketts
Division, who made the magnificent
charge at Gettysburg, which history re-
cords as one of tho most heroic and gal
liant Of any war. ancient or modern.
These young Virginlans may be depend
ed on To preserve unsullied the record Of
thOlr fathers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
THE BERTlLL0N SYSTEM.
Chief OF Police Howard Would Like to
Have IL in Operation Here.

At the meeting Of the Board Of Police
Commissioners Thursday evening. CHIEF
of Police Howard submitted a report OF
his trip 10 the Convention Of Chiefs OF
Police. which met recently IN Milwaukee.
In his report the Chief referred to~tse
gSeat interest manifested by his fellow
chiefs in the Bertillon system 90 meas
urements of criminals for feature iden-
~tihcation. and he was earnest in advo-
eating the adoption OF the system in
this city. He learned much at he con-
vention and came In contact with the
chiefs OF all the larger cities OF the
country.
The Chief has sent to each Chief Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
His Trouble.

DR.. Jalap--I hate to speak OF II, Mr..
sukkum, but seeing that It's more than a
year since / attended you. and the bill IS
still standing. l must say that you are
rather slow pay.
Stikkum-But you must remember II
was a slow fever'I had.-Boston Tran
script.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
ARMY ORGANIZATION.

AS mentioned In our news columns yes
terday, Representative Hay, OF Virginia,
has introduced a bin in the House for the
organization OF the volunteer forces af-
ter the war closes. so that an adequate
army of such volunteers may be main
tanned by the several States. capable
upon occasion OF being transformed into
an army for general service without de.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
In Chicago, Too.

The experience OF that North Side BIZ
cycle girl who screamed when her escort
offered TO kiss her and thus summoned
a park policeman. who arrested and lock-
ed mp the rash young man. should serve
as n warning TO all young women who
ride the wheel. A premature scream Of
ten loses the kiss.-Chicago Times-Her-
aid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

He drew his bow. the arrow Keen
Sped to the damsel's breast. y MT
And fell. She stopped and handed II,
And showed the blunted arrowhead.
I'm a new woman. sir.' she said.
-Pick-Me-Up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
His TaIentS.

Mrs. Wickwire-Why don't you exercise
the talents the Lord has bestowed on you
instead Of begging?
Dismal Dawson-Lady. the Lord has
give me the best Begin talents in the
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

General Miles showed great sagacity
his time, for If he sees any Spanish SOL
diers he can just order his photographer
10 take them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

When they put those electric fans in
the Council Chamber OF cosHrse they can
do without those baseball fans now in
there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
JUSTINE.

There are two classes Of political parties
In every Countrywide point with prides
and the view with alarms,-Roxbury
Gazette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

The Cherubs will naturally use this
Lever 10 prize themselves out of the
present rut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
,June Wedding Advice.

A young man with a slender salary
should marry a girl with a small waste
Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

The opponents Of old man Quay nave
experienced another sad ana glorious
dav', at Harrisburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
Marble Heart.

Admitting Cupid went n day Z
And met a maiden in the way.
A maid Of meditative mien. - FA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

Some Of the sons Of rich men VINO
have become quartermasters will never
he soldiers, until artificial legs are made
co skilfully as to have the rheumatism
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

Mrs. Letter has presented the govern
ment with an ambulance there being no
further use for 1t in carrying of those
crippled in the late wheat deal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

That big exposition at Omaha Of the
prosperity Of her people was enough 10
drive a Nebraskan 10 the war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

A London paper says that Cervera IS
a general society favorite in Madrid.
He'll soon be in the swim at Santiago
TOO.
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The five dollar fee or the delinquent
taxes seems 10 have been completely un-
masked by the public batteries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

There seems to be a great many bars
TO gettings the old Jail properly repaired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

Everybody appears to be anxious for
that Santiago battle except one Cervera.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

Prince Amiens, Of France, is in New
York. advertising for a wife who must
he a "tall handsome woman Of large
wealth. The Prince evidently forgets
that we are not doing business with the
French at this time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

The Holland submarine boat is at
Norfolk. Why not send her down IN
Santiago harbor?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

It must be very humiliating to Billy
Mason TO realize that instead Of being
"qentlemanly" they were just ordinary
ola "hurelar men, who robbed his house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

with his wedding postponed until after
the war General Merritt can be relied
upon to do quick work in Manila.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

It is to be hoped that the Third n
Fourth win not have to march DeIore
those shoes come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

The last chapter in the Letter wheat
deal IS closed and thus the great cereal
story ends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-30
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
A Full State Ticket Led by Auten Nominated.

LITTLE Rock, June 30. The Re publican state convention met at Glenwood park yesterday and nominated a full state ticket, as follows:
 Governor-H. F. Auten, oi PulasEi county.
 Secretary of State-H. II. Myers, of Monroe county.
 Auditor of State Andrew I. Poland, of Hot Springs county.
 State Treasurer-A. L. Krewson, of Craighead county.
 Land Commissioner Geo. M. French, O. Garland county.
 Superintendent of Public In struction-J. R. Williford, Of Ran. dolph county.
 Attorney General-J. F. Henley of Searcy county.
 Associate Justice O Supreme Court-James Brizzolara, Of Sebas- tian county.
 Commissioner of Mines, Manu. factures and Agriculture Chas. ". Cox, of Faulkner county.
 The platform reatfirms the St. Louis conventions declarations and pronounces for Hawaiian annexa tion; also touches upon other issues.
 There is not negro on the state ticket.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-30
MIR. ]. NJ. TAYLOR
Receives a Handsome Token From
 Juliet Lodge K. of P.

Last night at the meeting held by Juliet Lodge No. 6, Mr. Jno. M. Taylor was the recipient of a beautiful gold watch, presented by MT. K. G. Bridges on behalf of the members of Juliet Lodge. His presentation address was couched in words of kindness and apprecia- tion Of the work accomplished by Mir. Taylor in bis recent sprgices rendered the lodge in restoring to them the charter, Mr. 1aylar having appeared before the Grand Lodge in defense of Juliet.
 A description of the watch as seen by GRAPHIC reporter would not be amiss. Above the hour hands is to be seen the emblem of this grand order-friendship, charity and benevolence. Instead of the hours being in roman num- bers as is the conventional manner, the name of John M. Taylor" ap- pears, each letter representing an hour. The charm is one of equal merit in it's uniqueness; this also has the emblem of the order.
 MT. Taylor's reply to Mr. Bridges presentation speech was one of deep gratitude and he said he hoped that this watch given in ap- preciation Of services in behalf of the beloved order Of pythianism, would be always an aid to him in being on time for the good of the order, and that when the days were being numbered in his watch of life, that memory would afford @ soace equalled only by the love he has for the order of Knights of Pythias, and the esteem in which he always at all times held it's members.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-30
A WINNER
h Club Shoot Yesterday
 Afternoon.

liomal.y that if a mem
 Pine Bluff Gun Club medal three times in sue
 can keep it as his own
 Lloyd last week carried 6edal and did again yes ling 2f birds out of 9 as
 After the 25.bird con 9yer a shoot Of 90 birds ged in as practice work. Howell and Cole then had boot, the looser to pay nmanition used by the 1at afternoon. Mir. Cole
 II. The following is the Iestefday g and 50-bird 9lt of D Lloyd Killed q Ho@eIl 20, Clements 20. Y and Ingram 14. Out
 LIoyt and cIletnen ts
 s.'.ii'''ng 433. How'll 42, | Williams 30.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-30
NEWS IN BRIEF.

When the last dipatch left Cuba lanst night the understanding was that Gen. Shafer's army WAS w.l disposed for the attack on Santiago. though there may still be n couple of days delay to permit the proper movement of the heavy siege guns. The endorsements brought by the Yale landed safely at BaiquIrl, and were placed on guard over the stores there, permitting all troops of the earlier expedetion to move nearer the beseiged city.
 Gen. Shafter has debarkei from his flagship, and has established headquarters at Jaragua. He has been recounoitering. He had con- ference with Garcia, who gave him valuable pointers on the Spanish layout.
 American troops in Cuba complain that the Cubans are eating mp all the grub.
 The 9,UUD feinfOrcemeHtsfo Shafier are expected to get away from Tam pa today or tomorrow.
 Shafter will have 30O00 men when ssil troops arrive.
 The Russian press has become more friendly to the Americans since the prospect of q British alliance has faded
 The American army carried clip pers t0 cut the barbed wire defenses of the Spaniards In Cuba.
 1t is learned that seventy-nlne Spaniards were killed and as many more wounded in the fight with the rough riders.
 It is doubted whether Ceryera has removed the heavy guns from his warships to furtify the town Of Santiago.
 Camara offered check to pay his toll through the Suez canal, but the commissioners demanded cash. I( costs $lG0,000. There is not enongia coal at Port Said tosupply his ships.I most Of It having been bought in byI the American Consul. Camara has now Overstayed his twenty-four hours limit. but claims further time to make repairs. The British will | scarcely allow him to coal from their stations Tn the East.
 The squadron to toneh up the Spanish mainland can scarcely get away In less than ten days.
 It Is not yet credited ut Washing ton that Camara will go through the Suez canal.
 There 9 900 insurgents besieging Manila. The city Is completely iso lated. The Spaniards are all behind the walls.
 Twenty seven regiments at Chicka mauga are tD be equipped for field service at once. Maj Gen. Wade VII command at Camp Thomas when Gen. Brooke leaves.
 Chiii denies that the c Higgins has been sold to Spain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-30
LadY CcisttoQYnQ North oIand What ridiculous costume
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS.
To The Officers and Members of
 LaFayetts Lodge 101 K. OfP.

Whereas, It came to the knowl- edge of this lodge that two of their members-Brothers D. s. Wait and Harry J. Calvin had bi6den fare well to the scenes of their childhood and comforts of home and had-dis- regarding the danger and privafion which must surely come, cast taeir lots with aold glory unfurled in the cause of Right and Humanity" and
 Whereas, This war was inaugu- rated for no other reason than that our glorious country could no longer stand idly by and see 8 land-geo- graphically our own, but unfortun- ately under the domination of power, which knows nothing of right and humanity; upon which the golden rays of the sunshine of liberty and enlightenment of the 10th century has not fallen-whose mode of warfare has ever been cruel and barbaric-a cancer in the con gress of civilized nations-ever bent upon the extermination of the natives of her foreign posessions-a deliberate process Of grinding to death and stamping out of exlst- ance Gthose unfortunate subjects, who dared to show discontentment
 "Old Glory" saw the measure was full and to remain passive while it was in her power to call halt would prove stain on her unblem- ished shield, never to be eradicated.
 From Washington sounded the words vibrating through the uni verse words which will g ring ing down the corridors of time for untold ages to come-"Cuba must be free'-awakening the woods, re- echoing over noun tain and valley of that fertile isle of the sea-instill ing new life-new blood into the ar. teries of the poor -trodden Cubans-almost on the verge of dis pair.
 Immediately "Old Glory called
 
 her sons and among the first to re. spond were our brothers D. s. Wait and Harry J. Calvin, therefore, be it
 Resolved, That the hearts of the members of this lodge go out to their brothers on foreign soil, in warmest thanks for the glory they have shed on themselves and upon Lafayette Lodge 10l K. of P. by their patriotic action, accompanied bg our sincere assurance that as long as the hearts of their brothers beat in loyalty their interests in this lodge shall be most sacredly kept alive and not only shall We con sider it our duty to do so, but saall regard it as a pleasure too precious to be shared, to be able to furnish our little mite to the noble cause, for which these brothers offer 10 shed tLeir blood. Signed,
 LEO ALTHElMER,
 k. w. LANE,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-30
SMALL POX.
Twelve Cases Reported en J F. Glemmons' Place at Swan
 Lake.

MT. J. F. Clemmons thls morning informed GRAPHIC reporter that l2 cases of small pox has broken out on his .laee at Swan Lake.
 He says they are not of the highest type ard will soon be convalescent
 All the cases are being nursel and the spread Of the disease has been checked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-30

Mrs. May McGaughy has returned from New Orleans, " here she has been attending school of art for the past seven months. She will open up an art school at her home, No. GIT west Fourth avenue, next Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-06-30

All the business houses Tn the city have Digned an agreement to close at noon on july the 4th in or der to give their employees an nppor. tunity to attend the races in the afternoon.