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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
MONUMENT TO NORTHERN DEAD
Gen. Coils Will Erect Que at Chan
ceIlorsyiiIe 30 His ZouaNcs,

FREDERICKSBURG VA. AprN Is
Speclal.-Tne Executive Committee oI the
National Battehelds Park ASSOCIATION
in session here. has appointed Major 4.
T.. Morris Captain VI. Il. Rowe, Colonel
u. ID. cole. Captain II. McCracKen, Hon.
H. i. Crsmond and Captain ). J. quinn
a committee on the part OF that orsdlIza-
ton 10 receive General @. ii. j. coins, o.
New York, who. with large party O.
soldiers will arrive here TUESDAY May
"a. and on the following day proceed 10
the Charlottesville battlefield IN TINS
county. whore they will dedicate a monu-
meut 10 those members Of the llfih feiin-
sylyania Regiment. Volunteers, Coins
Zouaves General Coils command during
the civil war; who fell during the battle
of Charlottesville. The stone will be
large one cut from the granite quar- e.
here. with base and die bearing bronze
plate. Csyug Pate of battle and list OK
those who We're killed.
Rev Dr. J. ". McCown. who resign
ed the pastorate of Calvary Baptist
church at Bowling Green. last January,
and went South for tho benefit of his
health. has returned greatly improved,
and he has again been called to his old
charge
Rev r. IT. Rowe. president Of the
Southern Seminary az Bowling Green
has returned from washington. whore he
accompanied about twenty Of the young
lady students OF the seminary on sight
seeing trip
Mr. Reuben Wright and Miss Blanche
Meyers. both OF Caroline county. We're
married Wednesday night AZ the Metho-
dist CHURCH at Bowling Green. Rev. w.
i. Hayes officiating.
Arthur Balders0n. or Westmoreiand
county. attempted suicide by taking iau-
danum and later by attempting 10 jump
of the wharf AT Mount Holly. but was
prevented I'm both cases by the prompt
action OF friends
Two prominent families were united n
few days ago when Miss Minnie hurry
Dew. Of this county became the bride
n, Mr.. J. Boyd Washington Of Caroline
Tho ceremony took place before large
gathering OF friends Of the bride and
groom nj the home Of the former az Lew
iston. Spotsylvania county Rev. a. J.
Harlow officiating.
Fire yesterday destroyed the large barn
and adjoining buildings ON "The Neck -
farm I'm Caroline county belonging 70 Mr..
James Taylor Of Washington, but leased
by Mr. John ". I.afOe.
Mr. Lafoe lost 300 bushels ~ corn.
al n his farming implements. harness.
wagons and feed amounting 70 about
500. on which there was only $3.50 IN
surance. There was no insurance on me
buildings. The fire Is thought 10 have
been % incendlary origin.
Mr. IT. G. largest. OF Baltimore has
purchased Of the heirs Of the late Or.
H. 2 Ashton. the BLEAK HiY'' property,
In King George county for 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29

urrKESRARRE. PA, April 1s.-ope-
-, 80 paften the Vermont southpaw
stah artist. OF the "Barons. io-d.Y az
,oSro5 only one Cherub 10 chirp on ihira
base and that was Seybold in the se'o"u
and fourth innings. The last bout seeing
him uipped al the plate on the reiui %
the ball from Athert0n. seybolu a-so
made the only bit OF the game Tor INcN-
urond of Patten, a two-oaser along the
RICH; foul line IN the fourth.
TIE "Barons" commenced IN lively
st,,la I'm the nr.t. when Goeckel singled
and two out advanced him 10 thlrd.
O'Dweu singled. and Atherton's poiemicai
tyyo-fase RAD. scored Goeckci and ODWell'
on owner Dundon fumb,ed. and Wig
lev ftlnbled on Burns and Smith. ana TINS
bunch OF errors. IN conjunction Win
steelnan's low throw % second 10 inter-
cent smith. gave two additional runs
Bishop as well as his associates then
cams down from an aerial voyage ana
oniv three scattered hits were made IN
the remaining seven innings. Wrsiey 3
third tumble in the second being nomI-
nal misplay.
Bishop did not give a single base on
balls. Patten was imbued with a ten
dency TO strike out everybody. ana his
s0ufhpaW execution worked Dduly OF HFV
batsnan. but the adamantine inhe.d
coid-shouldered the Cherubs.
The neIding OF young Dundon was sim
ply marvellous his stops being Col
linseeoue. while MS throwing was light
nireIike and accurate. Out Of thirteen
assists for The Cherubs Dundon had nine,
and there wasn't an easy chance offered.
Harry Smith cxceled in throwing TO
bases. and Seyb1'd's 0utneld work was
above the ordinary. The score:
plHf4NrlNn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
GEN, ALLAN AT LEE CAMP.



r. y. Lee Camp No I. G. V, held
their regular meeting last night with
Commander a. G.. Peay I'm the chair.
an invitation WIS accepted from the
Sons of Veterans t9 attend their meeting
on Monday. May ISL. az Wncn captain
~ ~. lakewood will deliver an ddress.
y letter was received from Mrs. ID. &.
Richardson. chairman OF tne committee
OF be Cakw0od Memorial Association, iu-
wiling this Camp TO attend their celeurd-
ton on May 10Th, which was accepted.
Comrades John II Warren George r.
Dcane. John T. kracke and Joseph w.
Thomas were appointed from Lee Camp
as aides 20 Ch.ef Marshal q Percy
Halves Of the lakewood Memorial AssOcld-
ton. at his request
The members of the Camp who are go
ing 20 Charleston :. c.. are active in
their Arrangements. Lee camp. pre-
scented 10 Miss Nina Randolph. the spon-
sOr from Virginia, 10 Z. d. ". reunion
and through Miss Randolph 10 MISS Ma
gu Of Pulaski Va. maid OF honor beau
tifIl silk badges, of honor OF. the posi-
lions which they occupy. The badges are
exquisite I'm design and beautiful In oXecu-
ton The material is Of the finest sl.--
and the emblcms are hand painted. The
badge consists of a white bar with the
vOrd "Nireinia" in blue letters, then
SIX stripe of yellow with crossed sabres,
representing. cavalry, StI!P. Oh Iel
~ blue silk. with crossed muskets ara
anchors. "iufantry and navy, ana me
width of the stripes designate lhe rtid-
tive numerical strength OF the DlucleAt
hrauchcs Of the service.
These stripes run horizontal then per-
non4lcular alc three -.flN.s N. 'l.N N4Hli
Of red white and red "Confedcrate col
ors" in the centre OF which la the beau
tifuf medallion of the Coat Ii Arms oI Nlr-
e,nia. autographed I'm colors The whole
badge is embiemiCai and historical ana
has been greatly admired. The ieiler-
ing on the badges is. sponsor Gmald on
Iouorl for Virginia L. @. v, Reunion
charleston. S. c.. May 10 II, T. and is
After the regular meeting Of the camp
q committee of prominent 9. a. X. men
of this city consisting OF General EDGAR
Allan. Comrades Newell ana COOK, pre-
seuted TO Lee Camp ON behalf ol me
LAMBS" Of Philadelphia. a beautiful set
of resolutions, handsomely framed lhe
presentation was made by General Edtar
Allan. Ills speech was eloquent and was
well received by his audience. CoinIaue
Peay received the resolutions In an APP
pirate manner
Comrade Jos. G. Dickerson moved that
the resolutions be received and suitable
Acknowledgement made BY the adluiant
and that the thanks of The lamp pc
voted TO Gen. Allan and Comrades Newer
and Cook. The motion was unanimously
adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29

In the entertainment which is 20 he
given az the Academy OF Music nest
Tuesday matinee and evening for the
benefit of the Police Benevolent Fund.
over two hundred people will take part
The programme is diversified and full OF
interest. and various features Will be pre-
sented one after another without an inter
mission from the time the curtain rises
until its final fan upon tho Transformation
scene. at which the entertainment is
closed.
Among the stars IN the cast ara Miss
Gay Ragland. Miss Nancy Brooks. Mr..
Evan r. Chesterman. Mr. Henry X Ter
~. and the distinguished vocalists who
will appear IN the minstrel first part.
Each feature OF the entertainment Is be-
ing given under the direction Of some one
person who is especially fitted for the
duties imposed upon each.
The entertainment is designed to last
two hours and twenty minutes. and
there will not He dull feature In II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
SOLDIERS RETURN.
Newport News Does Herself Proud
Welcoming the Volunteers Home.

Welcoming the Volunteers Home.
NEWPORT NEWS VA April 2'-spo-
c'I-Company O.. Huntington Rifles, re-
turned this afternoon from the wars.
They were expected about ! o'clock. nut
did not come until several hours later,
owing 20 the delay in leaving savannah.
Tho occasion Of the arrival ni ine re-
turning soldier boys WAS notable ono.
Thousands were az the wharf % greet
them when they filed ashore from me
steamer. and the air was rent WIN cheer
Inc
For awhile there was tho confusion OF
friend greeting friend mother embracing
son and sister brother. hut presently
Chief Marshal Milstead got the boys
stra'piiened ont and then there was
shor. parade through the business part
Of the city. Ted by the Old Point Band.
Ia this parade. besides tha troops. We're
the Confederate ard Federal veterans.
the members Of the Fire Department.
Pvthians. American Mechanics. cadets
from the Military Academy. delegations
from several secret ORGANIZATIONS ana
nnndredq ~ citizens.
The parade ended al tho Casino where
a magnificent spread was served. probably
the best meal the soldiers bad eaten
SINCE they left here "a year ago. Mayor
Moss delivered q bri'f address OF wei
core and speeches were made hy Mr. j.
* II. Newton. r. @. Bickford. Theodore
Livelrv ava Colonel ! ". Friend. Cap
TAN MARI. ~ the Rifles. responded 20
Tie welcome gracefully.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
NORFOLK GREETS
HER VOLUNTEERS
The Returning Soldier Boys Receive
Royal Welcome.
NEW FACTORIES FOR BERKELEY.
r,.o Co,,op Mills To be Erected There
shipment of Coal for Dewey'' ships
Allegro Woman Names Her
Assailants.

NORFOLK. VA, April 2S.-special.-
Norfolk was gay with bunting To-Day,
i'm anticipation OF the arrival or her sol
dlerv. bulletins announcing that the
rain bearing the boys was scheduled
to arrive at Portsmouth at o'clock this
afternoon, were surrounded BY crowds
dtrlng the morning, and the excitement
increased hourly.
The day was ideally beautiful. and
thousands OF people marched up and down
the business thoroughfares, ana their talk
told that they awaited with eagerness
the home coming OF the heroes VINO, for
tunately, have had nothing more danger
ous 10 face than the fever which turks
I'm the tropical marshes and the perils OF
the sca
Tho arrival al Portsmouth Of the
troops was the signal for an outburst of
enthusiasm. which has probably never
been paralleled here, and IL is certain that
no citizens who ever left Norfolk and
again returned TO II was so warmly wei
coined.
The troops. delayed by a hot box, reach
ed Norfolk az o'clock tonight.
THE POST BAND.
The Secretary of War. in response 10 a
request from Mayor Johnston, ordered
the post band from Fort Monroe TO come
over. and this headed the procession OF
tho returned soldiers, and the Norfolk
military organizations which met them
AZ Portsmouth. and marched through
Norfolk with them. The procession con-
stantly dwindled as the soldiers broke
ranks and hurried % their homes. but 1t
received accossions OF the children Of the
veterans. who Joined them on the march,
and several I'm the procession walked
hand-in-hand with their little ones TO the
Arm0ry. where a citizens committee mad
prepared luncheon for them.
similar scenes were enacted IN Ports
mouth. where the citizens local soldiers
prepared a rousing reception for the
prodigals.
A feature to-day was the display upon
tho streets of a number OF British flags
meant as "a compliment 10 the English
nation. which recently bcfriended us.
NEW FACTORIES.
Two factories viii De built I'm Berkeley
near the point whore the Norfolk and
Western railway enters Norfolk. The
mills VIII each be forty-hve by two hun
bred feet and viii be ~ brick. They VIII
be built by the Fidelity International
Company Of PHILADELPHIA. a concern capt
taUzed at 100000 OF which James Pol
lock. carpet manufacturer. Is president
The mills viii. il is stated employ six
hundred hands. and VIII be I'm operation
IA October next. Cotton yarns used IN
the manufacture Of carpets. anti-septc
mattresses. felt materials and cot'on-seed
OH products will be manufactured.
The British steamer Almond Branch
will sail tomorrow from Lamherts Point
for Manila with 52ro tons of Pocahontas
coal for the use Of Dewey's warships.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Johanna busch.

Mrs. Johanna busch died 81 her resi-
donce. No. l west Marshall street, al I'D
o.cloox Yesterday afternoon, IN the
oicbtv-frst year Of her age. She had en-
to,ed remarkably good health up 70 about
a week ago.
NJ busch was the widow OF the late
r,rank Dusch. She was born In Ger
r,,rv bat resided here FOR nearly nifty
Ms busch leaves the following chill.
sren. AFR. r. ". busch. Mrs. George l..
french Mrs. Lewis a. Belle and Mrs.
Her funeral will take place from 81.
Johns German Evangelical church al 4
p. NJ. Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29

reached here an $50 o'clock under COM
maud OF First Lieutenant r. II. Coucn.
and was met a. the wharf by fuzzy z'po
people. The procession immedlate,y
formed and marched through the princi-
pal streets OF the town. All business was
practically suspended every house along
the lire OF march was properly decorated.
The Union Veterans Legion formed the
guard of honor. the escort of the COM
pany being Lee Camp of Confederate
Veterans
The second section of the company.
about forty strong. did not reach here
until 8 o'clock.
The boys were rendered magnificent
banquet az Armory Han tonight.
Speeches were made by Major William
Thompson, Of tho National Military
Home and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29

The spring handicap golf tournament
AZ Lakeside Country Club will commence
to-day at 2 o'clock Much interest has
been shown In the tournaments at this
club. and members have been perlec'ins
themselves ga the game for TINS event.
There are a large number Of entries
The tournament to-day win be played
al medal play.
Commencing on the first Saturday In
May the regular tournament for the club
cup. and other prizes Will be held This
will be AZ match play qualifying rounds
being played the first Saturday, and
tournaments continuing each Saturday
through the month Of May
beginning on the first Saturday in May,
also. the trap shooting Will start, the
shooting during the month OF May being
for classification. The regular shooting
for the prizes will commence on the first
Saturday Ia June.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
SUFF0LK'S SOLDIERS.
The Town Turned ont TO Welcome
Them on Their Return from Cuba.

SUFFOLK. VA. April Special
Sunok's soldiers were welcomed warm
ly when they arrived from savannah At
o'clock this evening. Confederate Eete-
rams mayor and council and hundreds
of citizens headed by the Phoenix military
band formed the escort TO the armory
hall. where banquet was spread.
The address OF welcome by state al
t0rney f. r. Holland was responded 70
panv r. and p. St j. Wilson. Of Company
G.. Toasts were responded 10 by key J.
+. Love. Rev J. b. Dunn. Colonel X. ,.
BOykin and the two company captain. ~
J. +. Philips was master or ceremonies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29

The Mems Meeting i'm the \. Nj. c. a
Eau sunday afternoon at iDur o. ci"ch
will be Of unusual interest fIoi. bEl o',
" Kin the famous impersonator and
>',.tor win speak and read. The Virginia
Geo Club Will sing selections. Every
roan VINO can get IN the han is welcome.
The Bows Gospel Army will be held IN
.ho Music Room al 9 O'Clock. Mr.. T. W.
RANDY will address the meeting, aud Mt
ID A Ritchie viii play q cornet solo.
piblo classes az the usual hour, also
Gymnasium classes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
Painfully Burned

r. W. Crawford. an employe OF the
Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works, while at work last night fell on
some hot iron and painfully burned his
left arm and shoulder. The ambulance
was summoned and Or. Lefew dressed
his injuries. Mr. Crawford will be out In
a few days.
At 6 o'clock last evening the ambulance
was summoned Ia the Tredegar Iron Works
TO attend 4 negro named John Winston
who had his arm mashed while engaged
IN coupling cars. His injuries were at
tended 10 by Or. Lefew and he was car
rled 10 his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
TO TAX STOCKS.
Citizens Ia TIC Reported for
EaiIurc IN Iist Them

LYNCHBURG, VA. April Special
Next Monday the May term Of the Corr
poratiOn Court conyenes and u Is ru-
mored that certain citizens Will be re-
ported TO the grand Jury on charge OF
failing 10 list with the Commissioner or
revenue for taxation. shares or STOCK
owned by them in corporations. IL IS
claimed that the assets Of the corpora
tions being the only thing which gives
value TO the stock and having already
been listed for taxation against the seFe-
raj corporations, the citizens obJect 20
paying taxes on the shares In their nands
on tire ground that II Is double taNa'lon;i
a movement IS on foot 70 combine ana
bear the expenses Of defending test
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29

ASHLAND. VA, April 2S.-Special.-
The declamatory contest or tRe Washing
ton Literary Society Of Randolph Macon
COLLEGE. occurred tonight in the chapel.
The contestants and their subjects were.
G.. NJ Taylor Flying Jims Last Leap
G. T. Thrift, The Natural and the Un-
seen World p. p. Tyler THE Black
Horse and His Rider" c. NJ. Jordan
1.-THE Last Hymn" The judges were
Revs. f. NJ. Jordan. w. II. Atwell and
Dr. A. c. Wghtman awarded the medal
10 Mr.. TaYlOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

The annual meeting or the Hebrew
Ladies Memorial Associati0n Will Doe held
on next Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 clock
al the residence of the pres dent. Mrs,
J. NJ. Rosenbaum. 20 west Grace street
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
citation Will hold very important meet
ing at Lee camp Hall. this NOM
ing. at II o'clock. All members are urged
10 be present.
Mt. Kaufmans sketching class will
meet this morning at the Art CLUB
rooms. corner Fourth and Franklin
streets. at $3.50 O'Clock and catch the 10
o'clock car Tor Younss Pond.
Or. Pei Will lecture on the Sunday
School Lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this afternoon at .
o'clock.
Master Sidney Smith. son Of Mr.. r. n.
Smith, who was operated on al the Vir-
ginia Hospital yesterday for appendicitis,
was doing very well last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
STORM KINGS
TRAIL OF DEATH

was blown down over them just as they
reached the door
His two daughters were caught with
him by the tlmbers and instantly killed.
His wife was seriously Injured, but is
still alive Mrs William Hays was
killed while running up the street in
search Of shelter The muulated trunk.
with the head missing, was found on the
street later He and his two children
met death within "a few feet Of each
other.
~ A BREATH.
The storm last five minutes. When 1t
had ended the sun came out for a few
minutes and sh0ne brightly over q
scene of ruin. Houses of the survivors
were thrown open TO the unfortunates.
and all possible was done 20 allay suf-
fering ChiiMc0the sent squad OF physi-
clans. who materially aided the New
town rescurers. When morning broke the
search was begun with renewed activity
and has been kept up all day. Nightfal
found the searchcrs still at work with
no knowledge Of the actual number of
dead and wounded The storm blew down
the telegraph wires I'm and about town
and washed away the bridge over Medi.
cine Creek "a small stream south of town
and partially demolished the Chicago
Milwaukee and ST. Paul depot. stock
yards and a dozen stock cars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
BELMONT
TAKES A BRIDE
Continued from First Page)

and all fits contents 10 the State Trust
Company with instructions 10 convey o.
back again 10 Mr.. Sloane. The property
is valued al $4,000. " he shall refuse
TO accept IL The Trust Company is in-
sfructed 10 invest fhe proceeds of the sale
of the house for the benefit Of the three
Sloane children.
Ii is learned that the referee in the di-
vOrco case was William l.. Turner and
that he had been appointed by Justice
Francis ~ Scott OH March 18th last. The
referee held two hearings. Mrs. Sloane
did not attend either
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
Y. VI. C. A. Members Course.

Byron W. King. the scholar. poet. i'm
porsonator and reader. will appear as
the eighth number OF the Members
Course. in Association Hall, Monday
night Tickets are now on sale. and Mr..
Kings reputation is sufficient 10 guar
antee good audience: in fact. he is at
once the most delightful and able i'm
personator that has appeared on the as
ISOLATION platform in the past three years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
DEATHS.

BUSCH Died. at her residence No !
west Marshall street. April 2sth; az IL ~, ID
T. NJ. MRS. JOHANNA DuSC!, III the
e.ehty-hrst years of her age.
Funeral takes place SUNDAY AFTER
noon from St Johns German Evange,;
zeal church, corner Eighth ana MaIshah
streets al 4 o'clock L. NJ FRIENDS ana
acquaintances are respectfully invited 10
attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
THE SOUTH BAPTIST CONVENTION
LOUISVILLE Ky,

Delegates and others wishing TO attend
the above Convention, held at Louisville.
MAJ nth TO 18th, are requested 20 com
municate at once with the undersigned.
ARTHUR G.. LEWIS,
S. 2. A.. BALTIC. & Ohio K. r..
O-nder Atlantic Hotel) Norfolk. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
THE HAMPTON BOYS.
Federal and Confederate Veterans
Join imam Enthusiastic Welcome.

HAMPTON. VA April 2s.-SpeciaL-
Hampton gave her returning soldiers a
ROYAL welcome to-day Confederate and
I-nion organizations Wed with each other
I'm receiving them. The greatest crowd
that Hampton has ever seen turned out
10 meet the BOYS.
The frst section. about thirty strong,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
The Quakers Did Not Let Them MAX C
a Run-The Senators Won From
the Giants and the Orioles Came
to the Front Again.
Standing of The Clubs.
Yesterdays Scores.

Philadelphia. 6, Boston. O.
ST. Louis. 3. Pittsburg. /. a
Washington. u: New York. 8.
Baltimore, u; Brooklyn. II. tt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
Where They Play TO Day

Philadelphia at New York.
Boston AT Baltimore.
Brooklyn at Washington.
ST. Louis at Pittsburg.
Louisville at Cleveland.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29

BELLEVUE VA, April 2S.-speci -
Bellevue High School defeated her old
rival ST. Adams this afternoon in the
most exciting game Of the season by a
score o. 10 10 s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-29
EIEIY PER CENT. SAVED.

You don't have to buy qulnine 10 go
with Groves Quinine Liver Pills; YOU
get II all combined in one. Price 10 and
20 cents.