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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15

Luther Hampton, ELI. n. c.; James John
henderson, Moomaw. Va: Paca Ken
nedy, Charestown, W. Va; John VIII
liam McCauley, Salem. Va. Dallas Nor
man Philippe, Rural Retreat, Va; Lar
son Greever Philippe, Rural Retreat.
Va, James Esse Brown Smith, Prices
Fork. Va. Marvin st. Clair. GogginsvllIe.
Va; Walter st. Clair. Gogglnsyille. Va.
Keller Yonce Umbergger. Wytheville, Va.
William Julian Wellington. Concord. ~.
G.; Edgar Richard Williams. HayfeId
va; Fairfax George Wright, Georges
Mil. Va.
1t was announced that certificates of the
completion OF the course were awarded to
Nina Agnes Holland and Mabel Morgan,
both of Salem, Va.
The degree OF a. NJ. was conferred IN
course on Horace Marion Fox, Of Salem,
Va; James Caddall Morehead. OF Wythe-
vile, Va. and William Graves Shackel-
ford OF Irisburg. Va. and on George
Sheldon Bowman. a. b. (class OF 1870,
OF Salem, Va; Rev. Luther Hogshead, A.
u. class Of 1889. Of Hicksvlle, O.. Rev.
calvin Luther Miller, A. b. GLASS of 1850.
Of Jime, n. c. An A. NJ. honor is
causa was conferred or DIR. Henry Clay
Cline, surgeon In charge of the United
States Hospital. Ajuntas, Porto Rico
The degree OF u. ID. was conferred on
Rev. John Jacob Scherer, president of
Marion Female College, Rev. Arthur
Seldom Lloyd. OF Norfolk, Va. and Rev
John Henry Barb, "A. NJ, of Hughesville
Pa.
The prizes were awarded as follows:
Junior scholarship in English, jointly to
John Heiskell Booton, Of Luray. Va,
and Frederick Bittle Kegley. Of Wythe-
vile, Va: the medal in Greek and the
medal in mathematics TO John Carnahan
Perry. Of Graham. Va; the medal in
oratory to Julian Goode Busby. OF Sails
bury, n. c..
President Dreher announced that with
the Austin bequest Of $1,000 from which
after paying inheritance taxes the college
realized $4,000, the trustees had estab-
lished twenty scholarships Of $50 each
The college has had a successful year.
with students enrolled from sixteen
States. Japan, Korea, Cuba, Porto Rico,
Nova Scotia and the Oneida Indians, OF
Wisconsin.
In the evening at O'Clock. DR.. S. c.
Wells celebrated the seventy-third an
niversary Of his birth. the nttieth year Of
his graduation from college, and the COM
pletion OF fifty years Of educational work
in Salem, forty-siX years being in Roa-
nOke College. The trustees and the facul-
ty presented addresses and resolu-
lions, with substantial tokens of regard,
and the graduates and eX-students sur
prised their oldest professor by giving
him a handsome oil portrait OF himself.
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HAMPDEN-SIDNEY.
Meeting OF the Trustccs-Degrces,
Academic and Honorary.

HAMPDEN-SIDNEY. VA, June IA
(Special.)-The Board Of Trustees Of the
college. having transacted much impOr-
tant business during an unusually busy
session, adjourned this morning at IL
O'clock. DR.. j. ii. c. Winston, OF Farm
willie. a late Phi. ID. graduate OF Johns
Hopkins University, and an a. b. and
b. l.. graduate of Hampden-Sidney Col
lege, in the class of 1894, was appointed
Adjunct Professor of Physical Science for
the session of 1s99-l90O Rev. L.. ID. Wash
burne. of ROmney, w. Va; Rev. Edward
Mack. Of Norfolk, Va, and Rev. Donald
Guthrie, of Richmond, received the de-
gree Of D. D., and the degree Of LII. ID.
was conferred on Rev. Thomas Cary
Johnson, ID. D., of Union Theological
Seminary. Richmond. The prize scholar
ship of the sophomore class was won by
Mr. r. II. Webb, of Suffolk, and of the
freshman class by Mr.. ). c. Bowen. OF
Tazewell. The ministerial scholarships
were won by Mr.. f. a. Brown, of Nor
folk, and Mir. +. NJ. Eversole. of Rural
Retreat. Mr. w. c. Bell. of Mines
vile, Va, received the trustees essayist
medal for the senior and junior classes,
and j. b. McFerrin, Of Bristol, Tenn. for
the sophomore and freshman classes.
Diplomas were delivered TO the follow
ing young gentemen
Masters of Arts-E. c. Caldwell, OK
ford, N c.; T. IL. Thompson, Petersburg,
Va.
Bachelors of Arts-W. w. Bondurant,
second honor, Rice's Depot, Va; L. Z.
Cross, second honor, Norfolk, Va; r. w.
Edmunds, Farmville, Va; w. Il. Lor-
raine, third honor, Richmond, Va; j..
NJ. Love, third honor, Petersburg, Va;
Kyle Alexander, Beaumont, Tex; II. w.
Cole, Jr., Danville, Va; George Fitz-
gerald, Richmond, Va; II. X. Houston,
Amsterdam, Va; L. l.. Irons, Pickaway,
W. Va; j. Il. Johnson, Jr, Christians
burg, Va; T. c. Jones, Petersburg, Va;
r. X. Laing, Sun. w. Va; L. {. Nc
Danald, Farmyille, Va; j. a. Owen,
South Boston, Va; NJ. f. Pilson, Staun-
ton, Va; X. q. See. Fort Defiance, Va.
Bachelor of Laws. NJ. Love, Peters
burg, Va.
a long list Of distinctions in the seve-
raj classes were announced. The ora
tons were Of unusual excellence and as
follows:
Latin salutatory-W~ W. Bondurant,
A. g., Rices Depot, Va.
Masters Oration-The Waste of Mod
ern Thought, T.. c. Caldwell, a. NJ, OK
ford. n. c.
Philosophical Oration-Through Nature
UP TO Natures God j. NJ. Love, y. b.,
Petersburg. Va.
Oration-The Tendency Of the Age.
George Fitzgerald y. E.. Richmond, Va.
Oration--The Inevitable Struggle with
Romanism, ii. l.. Houston, n. b, Am
sterdam Va.
Valedictory-T. p. Cross, a. b., Nor
folk. Va.
Appointments-Fellow in Greek and
English, W. W. Bondurant, Rice's Depot,
Va: Fellow in Latin and Mathematics,
T. =. Cross, Norfolk, Va.
a large audience was present. The
senior celebration took place at o'clock
L. NJ.
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OBTAINED INJUNCTION
Restraining recommendation
Wedding i'm Newport News.


NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June H.-(Spe-
cial)-AIrs. Martha A. Finch who owns
forty-six acres of valuable land in the
heart of the city, to-day obtained an IN
junction restraining Treasurer
James NJ. Curtis from collecting taxes 10
the amount of $15LS0 that being the bal
1nce due for 1898. She claims that with
the incorporation Of the city her proper
~ was divided by streets, and that the
city now wants 10 tax her for the land
held by it for highway uses.
Miss Martha Hampton Turner and
William Lattimer Cooke were married
tonight at o'clock in the Thirtieth-
Street Christian church by the Rev. w.
r. Motley. This was one of the most
stylish weddings Of the season. There
were nine attendants. John L. S. Cooke.
brother of the groom, best man,
and Miss Elizabeth Watkins. of Hamp-
ton. maid OF honor. Miss Polly Chisman,
of Hampton; Miss Marcia Batten, of
Smithfeld. and Misses Nan and Clemance
Cooke were bridesmaids. Messrs. Charles
Hundley, of Richmond; A. Goode Cofer,
Joseph A. Massey. and Edward aarye
were the ushers. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Cooke were driven TO the Cham
berlin Hotel. and will leave tomorrow
for Baltimore.
The steamship Peter Jebsen arrived at
the ship-yard tonight from New York.
The yard has a large contract TO repair
the vessel and she will go In the dry
dock tomorrow. The battleshp Illinois
was taken out OF the dock to-day, after
receiving her rudder and propeller.
II is stated that Colonel j. +. Hubbard,
of York county, will be a candidate for
the State Senate next fall.
The ship-yard has been notified by the
Old Dominion Steamship Company that
its steamer Old Dominion, which ran
afoul of sunken rocks and was run
aground by the captain, after leaks were
discovered, will arrive here Friday morn
ing for repairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15
THE VALLEY CITY.
Two Wcddings-A Token of Esteem
Horse I'm Tunnel.

STANTON, VA, June H.-(Special.)-
This morning in the Stanton Methodist
church Miss Fannie Stratton was mar
ried to the Rev. II. L. Fultz. OF Mt.
Crawford, the Rev. f. j. Prettyman off,
ciating. The bride is a pretty girl, and
Is a jealous worker in church and Sun
day school, She is sister of r. l.. STRAIT
ton, one of Staunton's wholesale mer-
chants Mr.. Fultz was formerly pastor
of East and West-End Methodist
churches in this city.
After having been divorced for several
years, Mrs. Florence Turner Bancroft
was last night reunited in marriage to
DR.. A. A. Bancroft, of Chicago. This
second marriage ceremony was solemnized
in the parlors OF Professor A. J. Turner,
father OF Mrs. Bancroft. The Rev. Wal
ter @. Hullihen performed the ceremony.
Governor Tyler and his son, Mr. Edward
Tyler. are in town. attending the closing
exercises of the Virginia School for the
Deaf and Blind They are the guests Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Edward Echols, at
"Oakdene." Last night the gubernato-
rial party were at the schools concert,
and seemed 20 enjoy the efforts OF the
pupils of Professor Il. Louis Ide and Mrs.
W. L. Bumgardner. To-day the exer-
clses were concluded with a pleasing pro-
gramme.
Yesterday being the closing day of the
Virginia Female Institute the teachers
and pupils presented TO the retiring prin-
cipal, Mrs. Jeb. Stuart, a handsome silver
tete-a-tete tea set in token of their re-
gard for Mrs. Stuart. The Rev, Robert
c. Jet made the presentation address
West-bound passenger train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway due here
at 3:3S yesterday afternoon was delayed
forty minutes. a horse was discovered
cropping in the darkness Of Blue Ridge
tunnel. and il was with difficulty that
the trainmen drove out the panic-stricken
animal.
The Circuit Court, which has been in
session since May 10th, will adjourn for
the term on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15
MOB TOOK HIM,
And There Has Probably Been a
Lynching.

BEAUFORT. N. c.. June 1L-(special)-
At Bogue, twenty-five miles from here.
on the night OF the Sth instant, the store
OF Elijah p. Weeks was burglarlzed, and
Weeks brutality murdered, Detectives
tracked and arrested Lewis Patrick
negro, as he was about to take a steamer
at New Berne for Elizabeth City, and
found In his possession a razor. shoes.
and clothes. and other personal property
belonging TO Weeks. He was brought
here and Jailed Saturday night. About
IL o'clock last night an armed body OF
masked men came here In boats with
pistols and pickaXes, forced the jailer 10
deliver Patrick 10 them. and disappeared
with him. The Sheriff, with posse who
had been pursuing the mob since II
o'clock, returned tonight without finding
any trace of them. The opinion prevails
that he will be lynched tonight IL he has
not already been disposed of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15
RANDOLPH-NACON.
Class Dny--Alumni-Profe for
NOman's College.

ASHLAND, VA. June 14-(Special)-
Randolph-Macon commencement exercises
began this morning in the college lecture
room before large audience The hall
was beautifully decorated with college
colors, and music from Richmond enliyen-
ed the occasion.
This was class-day. and the programme
was under the supervision of the follow
ing officers: c. II. Davis. president; j. c.
Nickers. first president: q. L. Ne
Vile, second vice-president; A. c. South
all. secretary; A. A. Kern, historian G..
Il. lawson treasurer.
Tonight, at SIS o'clock, was delivered
an address before the Society Of Alumni
by Rev. g. w. Dyer. of Chicago. The
event Of the evening was an oratorical
contest for the Sutherlin prize medal. The
contestants were: Leslie GOodloe, of Ten
nessee, w. L. S.-subiect The Anglo
Saxon Friendship and the Progress Of
Man; Earl Riley, of Virginia, f. l.. s.
subject "Our Possibilities; i. II. Kin
caid, Of West Virginia. w. L. S.-subject,
True and False Glory"
The marshals were: Chief, W. L. New
man. Virginia. First Assistant, II. G. La
vlnder. Virginia; Second Assistant, c. II.
Young, Virginia.
BOARD NOTES.
The Board Of Trustees of Randolph
Macon College was in session for several
hours this afternoon. The Finance Com
mlttee have determined to report favor
ably upon the proposition TO enlarge the
WOman's College building at LynchDurg
a new wing VIII be added, which Will
give accommodation for forty more stu
dents.
The matter of creating a chair of his
tory al the college here was referred TO
the Executive Committee, with the pro-
VisO that as soon as the endowment
fund for that chair reached $4,000 the
committee was to elect the professor and
establish the chair.
The most important action taken by
the board to-day was the election of two
new professors for the Womans College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15
STILL on THE ROCKS.
Wreckins Boat Arrives and the Old
nomInion MAY he Moved To-Day.

The steamer Old Dominion, Of the Old
Dominion steamship line, which ran on
the rocks Tuesday evening, remains In
the same situation.
The Merritt Wrecking Company Of
Norfolk, sent their steamer Coley with
a wrecking crew, to the scene of the
accident. the assistance was expected
Yesterday morning. but for some reason
the trip from Norfolk occupied longer
time than usual, and the steamer did not
arrive in Richmond until $3.50 o'clock In
the afternoon. The pumps were at once
put TO work 10 get the water out of the
hold. but II will be impossible to aScer-
tain the extent of the damage 10 the
boat or TO the cargo until this morning
when the water is cleared.
A quantity OF freight was transferred
from the Old Dominion 10 the Abe
marie Yesterday, and was taken TO Nor
folk last night.
NEGLIGENCE OF THE GOVERNMENT
Captain John +. Mayer said yesterday
afternoon that the accident was due 10
the negligence OF the government in not
removing the rock from the position IL
now occupies Until two years ago the
rock was kept buoyed up inshore, but 1t
broke loose in the flood two years ago,
and though the attention OF the govern
ment officials had several times been
called 10 It. no steps had been taken 10
remove IL from the dangerous position It
now occupies.
THE first cabin passengers. who had
taken passage on the Old Dominion, were
sent 10 Norfolk over the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway yesterday morning, and
sailed from that point for New York
last night.
Although the extent OF the damage TO
the boat can only be contectured. II Is
nor believed to be very extensive. and IL
Is hoped that the boat will be towed to
Norfolk to-day. where 1t Will go In dry
dock for repairs.
II will take some time to pump the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15
LYNCHBuRG.
Prominent Citizen Dead-Discharges
in Bankruptcy.

LYNCHBURG, VA, June H-(SpecialO
Major John II. Flood, OF Lynchburg, died
at o'clock this morning at Buffalo Ridge
Springs. where he had been spending
some months with the hope Of benefiting
his health. The deceased was 50 years OF
age and had been Il prominent citizen and
toDacconist for many years.
Judge Paul. of the United States Dis
trict Court, has granted final discharges
in the following bankruptcy cases: Elliott
s. Vinyard, OF Vinton. and ]. f. Finnell'
James B. Newton. w. c. Glass, James NJ
Roberts Romulus A. Figgatt. p. c. Black
burn, John J. Quinn, William hanranah,
1oei n RANDY. and b. Y. Bandy, all OF
Roanoke.
A petition In bankruptcy was nied TO-
dav in the United States District Court
from Pierce Loring, Of Nelson county
with liabilities OF $6,OSSH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
commencement Day Proper-The De-
gree Men and Medailists.

-
SALEM. June 14.-(Special)-Th 18th
commencement exercises Of Roanoke Col
lege were held to-day at 10 a. NJ. in the
Town Hall. which was tastefully deco
rated and was crowded with an appre-
ciative audience. The platform was &C.
cupied by the faculty, trustees, gradu-
ating class. and distinguished guests.
The speakers, appointed from the class,
were presented by President Dreher In
the following order: w. j. Wellington,
North Carolina, Latin Salutatory; j. w.
McCauley, Virginia, subject nterna-
tloual Disarmament; Isaac Cannaday.
Virginia. Municipal Ownership !;
Waiter ST. Clair Virginia, subtect-"Lit-
erature as Social Force; j. Il. Is.
Smith. Virginia. Valedictory.
The addresses were excellenty written
and delivered. and were well received py
the audience.
CONFERRING DEGREES.
The degree Of A. b. was conferred on
the following members of the class;
James Craft Akard, Blountville, Tenn;
Marvin Harrison Altizer, Salem. Va;
Harlow Stuart Bales. Rural Retreat. va;
Julian Goode Busby, Salisbury, \. e;
isaac cannaday, Roanoke. Va: Charles
Robert Cassell. Wytheville. Va; William
HaIIer CasselI, Wyiheville, Va; Jesse
waller Cline Dale Enterprise, Va;
George Edgar Deyerle, Hickman, va;
James Luther Fisher. Ell, N. CT George
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15
WHEN YOU RIDE YOUR WHEEL

always shake into your Shoes Aliens
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Address Before Society of Alumni
Other Commencement Notes.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. VA.
June SPECIAL with this day the
''.niy-hfth session Of the University OF
virginia closed. The graduating exercises
'-] place this evening in the public hail.
" .ls presence Of a very large audience.
''e address before the society Of the
'Nii was delivered by the Hon. John
s'eu Moore, Assistant Secretary OF
T. f. VINO was secretary 20 the recent
,s Commission IN Paris. His theme
The Old Diplomacy and the New"
winch he gave IN opening a very
~. ing story OF the ridiculous struggles
Ue seventeenth century diplomats 10
, ,..4e The great display Of retinue, equip
and splendor OF dress. and TO
=, -''eFe an the advantage OF precedence at
courts 10 which they were accredited.
.D'Suny he said. forced the old diplo-
- 70 give place 10 bette: systems. Ma
WAL interests became prominent aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15
THE FREIGHT AGENTS.
Reception by Observation-Disclosures
sion TO the Capes.

NORFOLK, VA, June 1.-THE National
Association Of Local-Freight Agents AS
sociations held its second days session
to-day. received and discussed reports
etc. The visitors were given reception
by the Business Mems Association, and
were welcomed in an address by the
nresident. n. Henry Jones. F'raternal
PPreetincs we're sent the Master Car
Builders Association. in session at Old
Point Comfort Tonight the visitors
were rendered an excursion 10 the Vir-
Iginia Capes by the Virginia Navigation
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15
Supreme Court of Appeals.

WYTHEVILLE, VA, June H-(Special.I
The following business was transacted
In the Supreme Court of Appeals to-day:
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany VS.. Reeves q Mcneil. Robertson
VS.. Town of Abingdon, and Bristol Door
Argued and submitted.
Douglass Company VS.. the Common
wealth. Moved TO the foot Of the docket.
Burdine VS.. Burdine. Continued.
Cullop VS.. Leonard ct ais. Under argu-
nent.
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CAUGHT Him.

WOODSTOCK, VA, June H.-(special)
Tho burglar who looted Puliams bar.
Der shop Monday night was apprehended
stolen property I'm possession. lie VIII
be brought here on tie late train TO-
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Sun sets ........ 7:3i Morning ........... s:zs
Moon sets ......ll 80 Evening. .........l0l
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE IA. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemare Glover, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers; Old Domin-
ion Steamship Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Virginia
NAVIGATION Company.
Steamer Albemarle, Glover, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Old Do
minion Steamship Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE IL
(By telegraph)
SAILED.
Steamer Monkseaton. Rotterdam.
Schooner General +. 5. Greedy. Ports
mouth.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE IA. 1889.
By telegraph.) ~
ARRIVED.
steamship Danyille. Boyd. Baltimorss
passengers and general cargo
Steamship Elm City. Haynes. Malta.
ponl-river landings; passengers and geISs
raj cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvtiie. Boyd. Baitimoroa
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Haynes. Mattas
poni-river landings; passengers and genos
raj CARGO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-15

from June 18th to october 18th. each year.
provided the malls be carried In locked
pouches. by sworn carrier. and without
expense to the department
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water out of the boat. as the hold is full
LIST OF PASSENGERS.

OF water.
LIST or PASSENGERS.
The following is a list OF passengers on
the boat:
First Class--W. NJ. Mills and wife. OF
Seacliff. l.. l.; Mrs. s. w. Sherman. Mrs.
III. X. Durand, Mrs. r. s. Lyle, and Mrs.
T.. Joyner all OF Richmond.
Intermediate-R. S. Brown, Joseph
Benn and wife, Mollie West, c. III. Cot
ton. W c. Woodbridge. w. A. Jones and
wife, George Steward. Rosa Valentine,
Constance Valentine. Clarence Valentine.
Mary Oliver, and Udania Johnson.
Steera CECILIA Brown. Sarah Brown,
Lucy Mosby. Francis Brown, and Maria
Burly.
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GEORGE COOPET
II. Il. POLLARD,

After this laborious session the trustees
adjourned. They will attend the final
exercises at the college tonight at sis
o'clock.
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