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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
THE MONTICELLO GUARD.
Charlottesville Sends Command with
an Interesting History


Thu NIonticello Guard. Of Charlottes-
willie. Va. designated as Company -
Third Regiment. Virginia Volunteers, was
bonorablv known as Company A. Nine
toenth VIrsinia Regiment P,cketts d.
vision. in the Confederate service ms
company succeeded the CharlouesVllle
Blues. which was a reorganization or the
Jefferson Guard. organized n 1892 In 1893
this company, under command OF Gap
tain w. b. Mallory was ordered 10 mar
pers Ferry 10 help suppress the JonH
Brown raid. Arriving after MS capture
il was sent TO Charlestown 10 guard the
prisoners. and there remained on duty I'M
III Brown was executed.
On April IS. 1861. the Monticello Guard
was again ordered TO aHrper's Ferry
but were soon ordered back 20 Char
lottesville 10 perpare for active service.
Returning later to Manassas, the com
many was mustered into the Confederate
service as Company A, Nineteenth Regl-
ment. This company participated IN the
following battles Of the civil war. Ma
nassas. Williamsburg, Seven Pines,
Gaines Mil. First Cold HarbOr Malvern
HnI Frazlers Farm, Second Manassas
Boonesboro. Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg,
Gettysburg. Brook Church, Second Cold
Harborr. Hatcher's Run, and Sailors
Creek, at which latter place the com
panv was cut off and captured only
few DAYS before Lees surrender After
their return from prison. the surviving
officers and members of the company
being forbidden by law from reorganiza-
ton as a military company, formed
military club. and in this way the or
ganization was maintained until the MILL
tary bill being passed by the Virginia
Legislature, the company was again or
ganzed.
Since that time the company has been
one of the active volunteer companies
Of the State They have been present upon
all appropriate occasions in the city OF
Richmond. where the company is well
known The company has also been call
cd upon Of en- for State duty. Besides
duty in guarding prisoners in their city
jail. they have done like duty I'm Clifton
Forge Staunton. Berryvlle and Fairfax
and they were one of the first 10 report
for duty at Pocahontas.
The company last summer attended
the Confederate reunion al Nashville,
Tenn. by special invitation, and as the
guest of their old war captain, W. B.
Mallory.
The company Is composed principally
OF the eading young business men OF
Charlot.esvill The present officers are:
Herbert II. Wingheld. captain Thomas
p. Peyton. first lieutenant; Edgar T.
Hoffman, second lieutenant.
Captain Herbert II. Wingfeld is
young married man, and an officer in
the Bank OF Albemarle
First Lieutenant Thomas p. Peyton IS
also a young married man, and assistant
postmaster at Charlottesville
Company d comes 10 Richmond pro-
pared TO serve the United states wher-
ever they be needed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
Unframed Hats
and Shapes.

Reductions have never been
made 50 great in our entire his
tory.
$50 Ladies Untrimmed Shapes, with
French chip crowns and rough brims:
s so % cent grade, reduced now 2OC
Ladies' Extra Fine French Chips
all colors. Sl50 quality; reduced 7ec
now tO-....... ........ ........ ...... To-
Chlldren's Colored Leghorn Flats. 100
best 80 cent quality, reduced to-. ~
Childrens Fine White Leghorn ,rc
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
STEADY TRAMP
OF THE S0LDlERY.
Norfolk Gives Her Departing Troops
a Great Send Off,
THE ARTILLERY FIRES A SALUTE,
Norfolk's Fighting Blood is Up ana
the Companies Came With Well
Filled Ranks-Impressive Scene
in Charlottesville.
THE ARTILLERY FIRES A SALUTE.

NORFOLK. VA, May 12.-Speciai.-The
Norfolk CITY Guard. Captain Tarrall. ana
the Jackson Light Infantry. Captain NOT
tingbam OF the Fourth Virginia Kesl-
ment left this morning for camp Lee
Richmond. go.
INC portsmouth Rifles. Captain owens
Of the Second Virginia Regiment ioi-
lowed this afternoon
Thousands OF People assembled al the
piers to see the troops on and there were
many affecting scenes.
A SALUTE.
When the troops left this afternoon.
CRIMES Battery. OF Portsmouth, fired a
salute OF eight guns the whistles OF the
great number of steam craft IN TINS mar
bor blew repeated blasts. and there Was
great excitement in the city.
The martial spirit pervades Noriolk
and IL is said. 10 q greater extent IMAM
at any time since the war between the
.tates.
The fighting blood Of Norfolk is up
and the young men go 20 the gont win
eagerness Every command leaving mere
has gone with wcll-hlled ranks.
ALEXANDRIA LIGHT lNFAN ~
ALEXANDRIA. VA. May l2.-Spccial.
The Alexandra Light Infantry are pack
inc mn 10 leave here Saturday morning
a. Ia o'clock for Richmond. captain Al
bert BRYAN and First Lieutenant L.
Marbury. who failed 10 pass the phYsl-
cal examination viii go with the --oh-
many I'm the matter Is fully settled.
WASHINGTON GUARD.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. May L.
Snecial. -Arrangements have been mace
bv the citizens OF Fredericksburg 10 '1n-
der a public reception at the opera Rouse
to-norrow night 10 the officers and
,,o,obare NJ the washington Guard cap
,ain NJ z Rowe. Company *, Third
peeirert) Refreshments will he served
and appropriate addresses delivered. Inc
occasion will be in the nature Of pup
lie farewell as the company VIII leave
fo-. camp at Richmond on Saturday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
THE NUMBER OF
ELDERS CHARGES
The General Conference Raises It
from Twenty to Thirty.
PRESIDENT M'KINLEYS LETTER.
Nc Thanks the Conference for ITS APP
provaI-Thc Subject of Missions
Especially i'm China, Under
Discussion.
PRESIDENT M'KINLtYS LETTER.

BALTIMORE. May i2-The conference
~ the Methodist Episcopal Church
south. at its session this morning, decid-
Cd. after considerable discussion, to pro-
coed on Tuesday next to the election OF
Two bishops and other officers Of the Cen
crai Conference.
The following letter was read to-day
from President Mckinley. in acknowl-
edgement OF the resolutions adopted by
the conference on Tuesday in which the
course OF the President and his advisers
&, regard 10 the Cuban question was en-
dorsed and the moral support OF the con-
ference pledge 10 them.
MBINI.EYS ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Executive Mansion.
Washington. My Z, 1898.
MY Dear Sir.-Your letter Of to-day
embodying "a copy Of a resolution re-
Gently adopted by your Conference has
been received and the President has not
cd it's contents with pleasure.
Permit me 10 assure you. and through
won. the members Of the Conference, OF
the Presidents sincere appreciation OF
this cordial expression of commentator
and good will.
VERY truly yours
John ADDISON PORTER.
Secretary to the President
ELDERS CHARGES.
vNe memorial introduced by the Balu-
mora Conference asking that the limit
&c ~ ,be number Of charges I'm a Presid-
Ing Elders district be raised from TWEEN
~ 10 thirty Is now a law. having been
sdopted by the Conference to-day.
The Committee on Revisals reported the
memorial introduced ny the Baltimore
Conference 10 have a committee appoint
ii 10 examine ministers seeking admls-
sion 10 conferences. also the memoilal
OF the Baltimore Conference TO provide
FOR the examinations of stewards MIN
utes by annual conference. Botn are 70
be considered later.
Rev. DR.. Young J. Allen, a missionary
10 China. addressed the conference on
The subject OF missions The address
was introduced by song: come Unto
Ne" in the Portuguese language. by Rev.
NJ Dixie Of sac PaulO. Brazil Or
Allen said the condition OF the two hum
dred million women Of China was not
higher than that Of brutes. He said that
people In India worshippcd $50 100000
gods.
COLLAPSE OF CHINA.
DR. Allen said it was simply pre-empt-
ign what each nation was 10 have IN
case a collapse Of China should occur.
4 resolution was introduced and
adopted by the conference congratulatinG
pr. Allen on his work and pledging him
support
Rev. DR. Wilbur F. Crafts. superinten-
dent OF the Reform Bureau AT Washing
ton. addressed the members Of the con-
ference at the prayer-meeting. this morn
ing. lie told OF the work Of the Bureau
and exhibited the pen with which Presi-
dent Cleveland signed a bill that broke
I'm divorce colonies i'm the Territories
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
THE PETERSBURG GRAYS.
The Company is Recruiting and Be-
ing Examined.

PETERSBURG, VA, May Especial
The Petersburg Grays have been re-
cruiting their ranks to-day. The COM
pany expect TO receive orders TO leave
for Richmond next Saturday.
DR.. W. b. Anderson has been kept
busy to-day making physical eXamina-
ton of the members Of his company.
He passed about siXty-fOur men and re-
iected some ten or twelve He says the
Grays will obtain its full quota Of men
and that both Of the Petersburg compa-
mics viii show up finely
Captain j. ID. Nichols. the commanding
officer of the Grays and Dr. Anderson
left for Richmond this afternoon TO have
a. conference with the Adjutant General
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
THE ANDERSON GUARD.
Woodstock Sends Crack Company
Under n Veteran Commander.

Captain j. W Magruder, Of Company
A. Second Virginia Regiment. was born
November .. $3.50. lie was educated at
the academies at Woodstock, Winchester
and Messy Creek eli entered the Nir-
ginia Military Institute in 1861. With the
cadets attached TO the Stonewall Brigade,
he marched to Mcdowell I'm 1852. In the
fall Of 1862. he entered the army as a
courier for General X. l.. Lee.
In May. 1864. about the beginning OF the
Grant campaign he Joined Company g.
Seventh Virginia Cavalry, with which he
remained until the close Of the war
lie was elected Captain Of Company Il.
Second Virginia Regiment, some years
ago, and was afterwards promoted 70
the majority. When the regiment was
reorganlzed he was again selected as
captain Of the Anderson Guards. now
Company A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
THE CULPEPER MINUTE MEN.
This Command, as Old as the Reyolu-
ton, Proud in Its Present Strength.

This noted company now forming Com
pany b, Third Regiment. Virginia Vol
untee-s. was organized in 1776 and served
with distinction throughout the entire
Revolutionary War and also the Confed-
crate War.
The company's strength now consists
Of ninety enlisted men and n fol- COM
plement OF officers ready for service any
wheTe The commissioned officers are
cant. T. Edwin Grimsley. First Lieuten-
ant S. A. shadrach; Second Lieutenant
Fred. Hudgins.
The captain OF this company Is . Young
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
SICK UEApACHE CURED

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
0. \. BERRY & CO.
Main and Tenth SITS.

lawyer OF prominence. well known
throughout his section Of the state. who
by his energy and ability has mustered
ready for service company which un-
der his leadership bids fair 10 rival the
brilliant record which this organization
has made for itself IN the past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13

F,AiMs-Died. az Old Dominion Hospital
A. o o'clock Wednesday night. Mrs. 5. a.
EAIMs. wife OF walter ENNIS
CaThedral THIS FRIDAY MORN
INC ma o O'Clock with requiem mass.
Tnterrnent az Mt. Calvary Cemetery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
TailOr-Made Suits.
Prices Upset.

Reductions upon reductions.
All alterations made FREE OF
CHARGE.
$40 and S22 Colored Suits now
5000 and $500,
SI2 and SIS Colored Suits now
$500 and $1,000.
So and SS.75 Suits now 1888,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
1000 Sailor Hats
for Ladies and Children

Childrcn's Large Sailors. made Of Fins
Union Milan Straw. large rolling Ior
Brim. I'm White and Colors, now for iVS
Childrcn's F1ne Nixet Straw Sailors,
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double hrim. by the best Man Hatters
in the country, special value CI eO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
SPECIAL.

Just received by express one lot Of Is
Suits OF Navy and Black Camels-Hair
Serge. made Fly Front Jacket. lined
throughout with Black Tsneta silk
Skirt percalene lined All seams Tapped
and stitched. A perfectly tailored gar
ment. and sold elsewhere for 81 NJ
Special Special price for Friday and Sos
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
Extra! Special! Extra!

600 Ladies Short Back Sailors,
in all colors, fancy mixed straw,
both bell and straight crowns, sells
everywhere at SO and 1885,, for
39c. Choice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
Kaufman & CO.
GREAT ANNUAL MAY REDUCTION SALE

Sixty exquisitely Trimmed
Hats, consisting of the handsomest
imported models from Paris, with
masterpieces of our own artists,
which are acknowledged to be the
finest in the South, go on sale for
to-day and tomorrow at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
DIR. BENJAMIN Harrison.

BERRYVILLE. VA, May Il. Special
DR.. BENJAMIN Harrison. an old and high
ly-esteemed physician OF this county. died
a. his home near wildwood yesterday.
Dr. Harrison was in the seyenty-siSth
year OF his age. and his death was
causeh by old age. He married Miss
Pattie Page, OF this county who sim
survives him, and is related TO many
prominent families Of the State
He leaves two sons and one daughter.
DIR. BENJAMIN Harrison. one OF the most
prominent physicians Of Richmond; Mr..
Glynn Harrison, and Mrs Archie h.
Evan, OF this county. His body will be
inferred in the grave yard adjoining Old
Chapel tomorrow.
Hon. Chancellor Bailey.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, May L.
special.-Hon. Chancellor Bailey. ex-
member OF legislature and superinten-
dent public schools OF spotsylvania
county. died last night az his home near
Charlottesville aged So years
lie was one OF the county's wealth.
Test and most prominent citizens.
Mrs. w. w. Albea.
WINSTON, ". c., May l2.-Special-
Mrs. Albea, widow OF the late w. w.
Albea. died here this afternoon AT the
age OF seventy-fve years. She leaves
two children. Eugene and Julia Aloea.
Henry Dabnehi.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. May IA
special-Mr. Henry Dannehl ST. pro-
prietor OF Hotel Dannehl IN this place
died last night after short illness,
aged about sixty years. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
Children's
Tam O'Shanters
and Caps.

900 Childrcn's Fine Duck Tam O shan
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500 Boys Leather Jockey Caps, ~.~
all beautifully made for III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13

DEATHS

rTAwARDEN. May 12-Mr. Gladstone.
though weak. Is not suffering pain to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
Extra Special
Low Prices.

Our Imported Pattern Hats, all
the handsomest creations, go now
at $3.50, $1,000, and 5000.
Finest masterpieces of our own
artists at $500, $3.50, and $7.25,
All other Trimmed Hats, beau
tifully and artistically trimmed by
experienced trimmers on the new
est shapes, such as Shepherdess,
Mushroom Marlborough. SC, at
$3.50, $L98. $3.50, $3.50. $4,25,
and S4.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
OBITUARY.
Mrs. william II. Chapel.

Mrs William n. Chapel died at the
residence of her husband, No. 1908 west
Clay street. yesterday morning al $3.50
o'clock. She was about twenty-eight
years OF age and leaves a husband ana
several children 70 mourn their loss.
The funeral will take place from the
above residence this Afternoon at o'clock.
The interment will be made In Rivervlew
cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13

Miss Hammond. Of ST. Louis, is the
guest OF Miss Annie Drewry.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-21
FOR ERODE.
A DeE,onSfraii' n in Favor of Inc
 Candidafe Tomorrow Nighf.

Col. Brcdie and party will arrive in Phoenix tcnigh.. He will be accSmpa- nied by GoEerncr Murphy, Judge c. W. Wright Of Tucson. and possibly Hen E. s. Clark Of Flagstaff, who has acccmpanisd him Gn his northern tour His arrival will net ba at tended by 8 formal demonstration. That will occur tomc:rcw night, when the gr1at meeting Of he campaign MI cccur Arrangements are being made to preceda the msoting with parade by the band, republicans and Rough Riders" The enthusiasm which all r: :publio2ns and especially the Rough Riders who followed him frcm Whip pie barracks to San Antonio, .theace to Florida, to she coast of Cuba and into the blocdy fight CT La Quasma, requires some m1Te denclstrative ex- pression than 8 mere handshaking C. chceTs st 3 public meeting. Dstai Of the riIrada have not been determined, but all tnal. will probably be arranged tcday The Rough Ride" section will be in that r-w Historic unif-rm which dislinguishsd the First vClun- teer infantry fr,-n ether forces in the war These paTade-s will be republi- cans. democrats and pcpulis.s, but to- morrow night at least they will again be Rough Riders" and BTodie msn-
Arizona republican., 1898-10-21
TORPEDO BOAT BLEW up
A Trial Trip Resulting in inc Death
 of Several Men.

Astoria, Ore, Get. 20.-The torpedo beat Davis, which started On it's eff c.al trip today. was disabled by the bursting Of number Of b-:ler tubss. Eight Of the crew were badly scalded and three cf them died seen after reaching here The dead Gre: C. Me Ne=ly, P. Luitille and F. Woods. Seri- cusly injureil: ". Weeds. B. Bryan, A. Johnson and A. Buehl.
 At the time Of the accident the bat was in charge Of the official trial b-ard The cfficsrs declined to make any statement zs to the cause Of the accident. The best theory obtainable is that some Of the tubes in the for ward boiler exploded owing to a d-- rangem5nt Of the automatic water gauge, which permitted the water to get ts.o lew.
 Excepting for the havoc Eatulaliy wrought in the fire rcon, the boat is uninjursd, the hull and engine being in perf-ct conditicn. It is the opin- ion Of the surgeons in cLaTga of the men at the hospital that all cf the in jIIred will die.
 Late tonight the four injured died. making the tctal dead seven-
Arizona republican., 1898-10-21

laws cf the territorial leg.s- atures, but il may legislate directly fer the local government
 Ii may r,alzel a vcid act Of tha te-- ritorial legislature valid and valid act v1id.''
 Seventh. Did ycu ever receive q let- ter dated a, New York, November 21, 1896, from a gentleman rspres: :nting Kitchen & Co., in which he said:
 My people are about forwarding their securities fer conversion. The points of cur iass conversation are very fresh in my memory, and I trust that you will lznd your kind ofEczs 70 the expediting Of the business
 Eighth. If such 9 latter was reeeiv ed, what were the points Cf that last conversation?
 The Journai-Minsr has na desire to rnis-epresent Colclel Wilson On this bond question CT on Eny ether ques- tion. The above inquiries ccvsg points that are legitimate subjects Of inves-i- gaticn in connection With this Ques- ticn
Arizona republican., 1898-10-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. R. ". Thonas of Chicago ar- rived a5 the Ford last nigh.
 W. E. Osborne of New York is stop ping at the Hotel Adams
 E. Muller of Los Angeles is regis tered at the Hotel Adams.
 William Lane cf Los Ange-es was at the Hctel Adams yesterday.
 Attorney E. NJ. SanfcTd Of Prescott was in town yesterday on lsgai busi- ness.
 Mrs. J. Mannering and maid of Bal tincIe arrived at the Fl;rd y-sterGay morning.
 Among yesterdays guests Of the Hotel Adams WAS J. H. DorEan of Ssl Francisco.
 Guests at the New Mills house yes terday were C. H. Ward and A. R. Hill of San Diego.
 Mr. W. E. Deity returned to the city on "Wednesday night alter a prolonged
Arizona republican., 1898-10-21

abse1ce. AIr Defy represented the English syndicate which lately pur- chased the Little Jessie mine Sixty men are now employed in the mine.
 D. Baird. S. Louis trayeling nan. arrived from the south yesterday rn-rning. He is stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 c. ?. I.yddall. C. Morgan. James Wit:e and ;. F. Williams and wife, a party Of Les Angelenos, arrived at the Hctel Adams last night
 SlTgeant Al Hawley of the Rough Riders returned on Wednesday night locking much the worse fir the San tiago campaign. He is thin os flesh and shaken Of Ggue. His friends are glad to ga. him back in any condition, for he had besn unheard Of S, long after he lsft the New York hospital that ie was feared that he was forever lost.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-21
DO NOT WANT WAR.
French Commercial Bodies Ask a
 Peaceful Adjustment.

Paris, Oct 20-A difference of opinion on the Fashc1a inciderE emong the commercial bodies was shown by a resolution adapted today by the nu- nicipal party urging the French gov ernment, without sacrificing the ma terial interests Of ths country, to use it's utmost effcrts to avert ccnfl.ct with Great Britain ever this dispute.
 M. Del Case, minister Of foreign af- fairs, hi2s ordered that the report Of Major Marchand as to the situation ct Fash-rda, which is eXp5-tsd at Csiro tonight, be telegraphed teztuaily. Ow- ing to it's probable length, it is said that a5 least forty-eight hours will be required to reduce it to the Ffcnch cipher ccde at Cairo and to translate it in Paris.