Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-13
FILLED BY A TRAIN.
.rn YOUTH MEETS SHOCKING
ru N cHARLoTTEsvuLE.
,,rsyILLE GAINES A NEW COLONEL.
ao.co as 'N' o0""'"'""' of the
bird Rcai"e"'-De"'h of Robert
ro,ataS-"NRrsity" baseball
schedule.


a,FaorrESVIIIE, VA. March Ia
.t-At about l o'clock this morn
.., kcuney, a cOlored youth. was
t,. a chesapeake and Ohio train, |
49,. ,.rr.hly mangled that he died soon
,.-r d. was taken to the University Dis
lie was ia an intoxicated con-
when he and a companion sat
The railroad. The companion
..csksned by the approaching train,
r..8 20 get Kenney OF the track,
,rrrut success, Kenney's right leg
-, ann were crushed.
~. u1udmen OF the World. Locust
-. have elected the following officers:
... -. Via, council commander;
-.~.s p. Peyton, acknowledgements;
.~.. D.. Irvine, banker; Il. A. Peyton.
ID. g.nu A. Maddox. escort; G. W.
.r-e. Waterman; l. II. Turner. SEN
r-. Roy X. Flanagan, physician
John b. Minor. NJ. Leterman,
..ic ID. Shsckelford.
.r. u.mlcrats Of the Second Ward
81 ns. evening TO select a successor
%. Bibb. who had resigned his
-.~t.rsElp OF the Democratic City Com
.-r- Gr. \. ID. Payne was chosen.
On. condition Of Mr. william Hotopp,
.r.. Park. is much improved. and it
r.tysd that ne Will recover entirely
,-~ ,He slsht stroke Of paralysis which
:. recently suffered.
sr.r Thomas S. Martin is at his
,-rs ia Scottsvine.
Mr. Prank 4. Parish, a member of the
en- council for the First Ward, has
~ elected Chief of Police, TO fill out
as .neNyired term OF the late Chief, 5.
Keller
ROBERT G. DOUGLAS DEAD.
Mr. Robert q. Douglas, native Of
,.rara. died suddenly this morning at
Is home. near Ivy, this county, after an
l-s,s ~ two days. He was in this
a. ON saturday. That evening he was
trzcksd with the grip. a complication
n maIadies ensued, leading quickly TO a
sa. elimination. Mr.. Douglas was de-
.7slIy popular. and his death is
ggrcs of profound regret to his friends.
.ss funeral viii occur at 4 o'clock to-
-1-r5w from ST. PauFs church. Ivy.
Mss Jane r. Jurey died at noon to-day
a. The residence OF her brother-in-law,
~ ~. ;. Gleason; aged 70 years. Miss
Juicy was born and reared in Albemarle.
i-1' spent most Of her life in this city.
E,ers for forty years she had been a
-sEter Of the Baptist church. Her fune-
ID. VIII take place at $3.50 p. NJ. to-mor-
rE from her late home. conducted BY
Or Rev. II. W. Tribble.
4 COLONEL ELECTED.
The commissioned officers of the COM
.s-ss composing the Third Regiment
.-artry. Virginia Volunteers, assembled
O. $3.50 in Monticello Armory to elect
Successor 70 Colonel Male who has been
l,pl.nied Acknowledgement. and TO
choose such other officers as may be ne
sssry 10 MI vacancies resulting. The
FLOWING officers were present:
gl,peper Minute Men, Company BIT.
& Gumsley, captain; 5. a. Shadrack,
-,t Lieutenant; Fred, Hudgins, second
-sltaIant.
Monticello Guard. Company d, Char
5.,-sville-T ). Keller, captain; Her
su Wingneld, first lieutenant; Thomas
p peyton, second lieutenant
-glchourg Home Guard. Company E
-
faulkner, second lieutenant; W. D.
lmpben, junior second lieutenant.
Alexandria Light Infantry, Company
ALBERT Bryan. captain: Leonard Mar
l-y. frst lieutenant; r II. Atkinson,
a.1nd lieutenant
Petersburg Grays, Company CT. A.
Nelols. captain.
Usnyine Blues, Company H-R. E.
freeman, captain; Z. l. Griggs. first
auteaant q. {. Martin, second lieu
tenant
Iredericksburg Guards. Company X
g. b. Rowe, captain; f. a. Revere. first
4s-rsuant; r. s. Knox. second lieutenant.
some DELAY was occasioned by the fact
hat Is certified roster Of the commits
i-1sl officers had not arrived. This was
requested OF the Adjutant-General by
telegraph, and upon its receipt the cleo
tll proceeded. Northumberland ren-
vile Gaines, OF Warrenton, was elected
C.IaL Colonel Gaines was the ranking
l=I-elaut-colonel in Virginia, having
been commissioned November 10, 1888.
The election OF Colonel Gaines occasioned
general moving up OF the officers. His
Successor is Major Il c. Burrows, OF
Cl.r-per. who, in turn. was succeeded by
Captain Thomas S. Keller, of Company
b OF this city. who was the ranking
captain in Virginia. having received his
Commission in 1887.
Miss Leila J. Moss, Of Crozet, was
married 10 Mr.. Lloyd X. Lyman, OF
Augusta county the Rev. ID. G. c. Butts
q the Methodist church, officiating. The
BRIDE IS the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Moss, OF near Crozet, and sister OF
Nr. T. vs.. Moss. Of this city. Mr.. and
Ats Layman viii reside near Madrid
augusta county.
BASEBALL SCHEDULE.
Nr Don Preston Peters. manager OF
a- University OF Virginia baseball team
has arranged the following excellent
schedule o. games:
March lgth-Eplscopal High School, on
home GROUNDS.
March Zzd-Augusta Baseball Club, on
home grounds.
March 26th-woodberry Forest. or
home grounds.
March 2sth-Pantops Academy, on home
grounds
April Lafayette, on home grounds.
April Hh-lafayette. In Lynehburg.
April 5tn-BOstOn National League Cur
Or home grounds.
April 1th-Lehigh. on home GROUNDS.
april Sfh-Nale, in Richmond.
April uth-Yale. on home grounds.
April lZth-Princeton. on home grounds
April l4th-University OF North caro-
ma. on home grounds.
April l6th-Washlngton College OF
Rome grounds.
Apr. lyth-Harvard, on home grounds.
April UtE-An Scholastic, OF Phliadel
pts. q
Afu zd.-university Of North Caro-
Una 70 Chapel Hill
April Stn-washingson and Lee. a
saartOn.
a.rI On h-f.aor0atonn on nome