Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-06
10000 SCHOOL CHILDREN
a Dif of China From How. Yorh-An
Afternoon HlarrinEo-Arrestod Foe
Interfering with Government Tot.
errnph wiroa-schoo, Ch,ldren 10
Visit Norfolk no1t xvcox Po,l,i-
cal Matters-rhe Drcyras Jubilee.
Especial to vlrginian- Pilot,

(. TIE dewey celebration. He had In
4 tended to go from Washington to Chi
cago to take part in the cornerstone
). laying there. but on account OF sickness
In his family and press of business
he has abandoned his trip to the West.
The Governor spent most of the day
In consultation with Adjutant General
Male regarding the condition OF the
State military. The latter is now en-
gagged in preparing his report
CAPITOL NOTES.
Governor Tyler yesterday received
from r. II. Macy g. Co.. of New York.
IL beautiful bit OF china, the decorations
OF winch perpetuate the memory Of the
historic Dewey reception III that city.
The Governor will cherish the plate rs
Is a. souvenir OF the occasion.
Application was made TO the Governor
y to-day for the transfer OF q 12-year- old
negro boy, Wilton Crump. from Henrlco
jail to the colored rerorlnatory. Crump
Is under sentence OF five years In the
penilentiary for housebreaking. but has
not yet been removed to the State In
stitution. Application for his transfer
to the reformutory was sigucd by Judge
Wickham and Commemorative Attor-
ney Sands President Smith. of the
Reforinatory. has expressed willing
ness to accept the prisoner.
Governor Tyler to-day signed The
papers commissioning JIpnZar Jackson
Of New York. to act as commissioner of
deeds for Virginia In the State of New
York. The new commissioner Is q resi-
dent OF the City OF New York.
AN AFTERNOON MARRIAGE.
lIss Eula C. Valentine and Mr..
Cleaver NJ. Liphart were married this
afternoon at the home of the bride,
Rev. lI. Ill. Rawlings performing the
ceremony. The maid or honor was
Miss Annie Stevens, of Norfolk who
was tastcfully attired in n plum colored
gown and carried La France roses. The
bride is q daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Valentine, formerly OF Lynch
burg, but now OF this city. The pair,
after an Informal reception, left on the
noon train for n Northern tour.
GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH
WIRES.
Deputy United States Marshal Joseph
II. Glover, of Alexandria, Va, arrived
in this city last night with r. II. Phil
lips in custody whom he had arrested
upon bench warrant issued from the
United States District Court Monday
last, pursuant 10 an Indictment against
Phillips found by the grand jury at the
recent term here.
Phillips was charged with interfering
with the United States telegraph line
'sbetween Fort Myer and Sheridan's
Point where the Government recently
had a torpedo station.
Mr.. Phillips is n large contractor,
having a number OF men in his employ,
and Is engaged In making the eXlen-
sion of tho Washington and Alexan-
dria Electric Railway. In securing
some OF the wires while engaged in this
work II became necessary to remove
some OF the Government telegraph
wires, which he did The complaint
was made by the Fort N1yer authorl-
z ties.
Upon reaching the city last night Mr.
Phillips was Immediately talSen-haGarn-
aH or
him in the sum of 1000 for his appear
nnce at the next term of the District
E Court.
VISIT OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.
A further conference has been held
between the Chesapeake and Ohio peo-
pie and the public school officials of
this city, and it has been practically
decided to run Il special train to Nor
folk on the nth instant, to give the
scholars Il chance TO see the white
squadron.
NO STUMP SPEAKERS.
It now seems very probable that no
stump speakers will be sent out by the
State Democratic Committee this cam
& paign, although it was stated to-day
that il the necessity arose speakers
would be placed where they would do
2 the most good.
Secretary Joe Britton declares that
he can see nothing but plain sailing.
and Chairman Ellyson expects no ac-
tivity except in few districts where
there are Republican nominees.
Mr.. Frank IT. Crump. who has charge
of Democratic headquarters during the
absence of Secretary Button, Is by no
< means crowded with political work. He
Is always ready to welcome stray poll
ticians who venture from the country,
and can give them all needed informa-
ton.
unless the factions in Lancaster
4 county get together by next Monday
X and settle their differences Chairman
Tuyson will, in accordance with the
resolution adopted at the State Com
mittee meeting. appoint five members
of that committee to inquire into the
trouble and settle the matter.
DREYFUS JUBILEE
The various committees in charge OF
the big celebration to be given in the
Dreyfus Jubilee Association at New
lords Hotel next Tuesday night have
prac tically completed their work. and
4 they promise that the occasion will be
one OF the events OF he season.
COL. BRADY ILL.
gCol. J. D. Brady. Collector of Internal
GU Revenue for this district, Is III at his
~ home in Petersburg Though confined
to the house. his illness Is not consld.
y cred serious. His son. Clerk Brady of
d the United States District Court, left
81 for Petersburg this morning.
HiciiWons''s New Cotton NsiiIa.
BY aeie graph to VlrEininn-P ilot)
Va Is edmond. Va, Oct 5,--The famous
Gal lego Mills property here. which was
so1l rfi a n 2 q q a1i9 nat q a ~ ',