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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-10
Total receipts $500.
Total disbursements

Cash on hand ......................$1,5 $50 50
In addition to the balance of
S1555. 95 there is due the regiment
the following sums paid out under
items of expenditure, but actually
advanced payments and for which
the fund will be reimbursed:
Band instruments ................. s515 90
Freight on horses from San Fran
cisco to st. Paul by order of Gov.
Cl0ugn ........... ......... 1ol w
Paid for services of cooks on
Steamer City Of Para, including
service of two regmental cooks. 500 80
Money advanced by Maj Diggles
to detachment commanders Of the
Thirteenth Minnesota on Steam
er St. Paul for tobacco for men,. So so
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-10

There has been at times more or less
conjecture as to the use of the regi-
mental funds of the Thirteenth Mime
sofa regiment. Before Gen. Reeve left
Manila he appointed g. committee to
audit the accounts and their report
shows what nobody has questioned
that the expenditures have been care
fully and honestly made. It also shows
however. that there are thousands of
dollars of the money still in banks and
suggests that if the boys have not had
need for the money in one way or kl-
other up to this time they never will
need 1T. The acknowledgements from
Manila of contributions Of cash at
christmas time, however, showed how
much 1t was appreciated, and some of
the friends and relatives of the boyI
may wonder just what contingency
could possibly arise to result in the big
fund being tapped. Following is the
auditing committees report:
Headquarters Provost Marshal General-Of-
fee of Officer in Charge of Police, Manila
P. l.. Oct. %, 1S9s.-Col Frederick w
Ames, Commanding Thirteenth Minnesota
Volunteer Infantry:
The committee appointed by you, in COM
pilance with request of Gen. Reeve, to audit
the accounts Of receipts and expenditures Of
regImental fund of the Thirteenth Minn,so
extending through the period of his service
that we have checked the accounts and youch-
ers for all disbursements and found same to
be correct; and have examined the accounts
and thoroughly satisfied that all moneys laid
out were judiciously and economically ex-
pended for the best interest of the entire
command. and as to Gen. Reeve as custodian
OF the fund, your committee says that the
regiment has every reason for most grateful
appreciation of his sincere and earnest eff
forts to provide for the care and comfort of
the members of the regiment, irdividr ally
and as whole. in all emergencies that nave
arisen; and they were many and under NEST
unforeseen conditions, that have continually
developed during our varied experiences Of
the past five months
Your committee would further respect
fully recommend that this report be submit
ted to the officers of the regiment, in meet
Ing assembled, for their approval together
with the following proposition for the future
care and disbursement of the regimental
fund.- namely:
That the funds Of the regiment be placed
in control of a board of trustees, consisting
of three members, to be selected by the
field. staff and company officers of the reg
iment.
Following Is a memorandum of receipts
and disbursements and cash on hand as
turned over to your committee by Gen.
Reeve:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-10

| NH11R0 Oldest and Largest Drug House
IhD1MSv IN the Northwest. Dealers n Paiuts OLE
IIlfIl1H Glass and Glassware Surgical instruments
| Dh0NO and Appliances
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
SPRINGT!ME IN
BUCKINGHAM.
The Old Fashioned Country Gardens
are Places of Delight.
A PROSPEROUS FARMING YEAR
Is Anticipated-Intcrcst in Politics
banning iiigh-An Epidemic OF
Black Mcazlcs Under Control.
Smallpox Scare over.
A PROSPEROUS FARMING YEAR

NEW STORE. VA. April 2s.-Speciai.-
II seems to lie an established fact that
spring has really come 20 stay. The
weather now Is delightful and the air Is
redoient with the perfume Of blossoms
OF every variety and hue. There is a
profusiop of blooms OF every kind The
II UT trees, especially apple. are fuller Of
blossoms than they have been for years
ana there is promise of much fruit for
the coming season. The 'iacs. ionquills.
hydcinths ana many other kinds of early
h0Wers OF which We are ali familiar are
all contributing their wealth of per-
Tune and color TO make the old fashion,
ed country sardens places of delight.
The farmers are wei zap with their
work ana the indications for prosper
Gus year are encOurdg.uc Most of the
planters have about finished selling their
tobacco The prices received in this COM
munity this season ass rule have not
been satisfactory. being only about one
half as much as was brought by the
same grades OF tobacco last year. This
Is said 10 be due 10 the monopoly of the
foreign orders
COUNTY POLITICS.
Interest in politics is running nigh The
District Democratic Convention which
met at this place last Saturday nomlua-
ted the following candidates for dis
trict Offices.
For Observation-Disclosures Forbes.
Justices Of the Peace ID. Jones, =.
NJ. Jones and q. W Forbes.
COnstabie-Phil Forbes
Overseer Of the Poor-Daniel Pollard.
The election OF county officers Will be
attended with more than usual interest
this year
All oil the public schools Of the county
have closed. the session being only h,e
months. There is a movement on foot
among the teachers TO endeayor 10 got
the school session extended 10 seven
months and the salary of the teachers in-
creased from se5 IN Sex nor month
Tbo blacx measles y,bi,b for a month
mr. two has hoo, r,,ina. An siftaront PARTS
of the couotv mas M lasr leeu gotten
under control The disease appcared in a
most MALIGNANT form and the victims
snfgD,oi n,..st in,ensel,. and some of them
are etiu Am from tbe e4ects hut there
I,,.o Laor ma deaths
SMALLPOX SCARE OVER.
The smslinov scare which came near
beln,- me cauee Of the closing of two Of
o,,, eobools ,l,,,iog the last month of the
ro,ei,,, H. ,t,o,,t subefsod
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30

be carried out owing to the scattered way
in which they returned.
The committee have decided to enter
tain them on the l0lh OF May. which is
the iO6th anniversary Of the Organization.
IL has been the custom Of the Flucs As.
ISOLATION for many years 90 meet on this
date for am all-day gathering, dinner,
games and other pleasures.
No programme has yet been decided
upou. The committee is prepared TO adopt
any plan of entertainment that their re-
turning members may desire 10 have.
Should they desire the old accustomed
celebration hey Will be the guests OF
honor. Should a banquet i'm the city or
more elaborate entertainment he desired
10 viii be- gladly given them. Ia a word
Major Cutchins the committee and the
Blues Association are ready 10 give them
the best 20 be had In any way which
would be most pleasing.
The bows to-day have done little else
than shake hands with friends along the
street and listen 90 words OF welcome.
An interesting question with many Is
future employment. Some few have re-
turned 20 thoir old places hut many have
anlv their pay, a stout heart and the
whole world before them.
Many of them gave up good positions
10 fight for the flag of their country and
had circumstances called them into bat
tie none would have answered more
promptly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

Mr. G.. S Eugelkng has left with his
train of fine race horses for the South.
Mrs. John staige Davis. of the Univer-
sity Of Virginia, is visiting at No. 1901
Grove avenue.
Dr. Read with Mrs Ball and Mr. Fay
cite Ball have returned to their resi-
dence a. 500 east Grace street.
Rev +. Q. Mcconnell viii preach tho
anniversary sermon before the Young
Mems Missionary Society of the Second
Baptist church tonight
Miss Pauline Shepperson wishes 20 in
form her many friends that she can now
be found at the candy counter at julius
Meyers Sons.
Miss Della r. Powell leaves this morn
ing for visit 10 her cousins in New
York and New Jersey. She will be absent
from home two months.
Miss Pocahontas Walton, who has been
very sick at the home of her parents, NO.
PIP north Twenty-ninh street, IS now
slowly improving.
" W. Wisher. commissioner OF the
roverue OF Hanover. and Captain p
Thornton Marye. of Newport. were at
the State Library yesterday.
Rev. c.. T.. Williams and Others Will
hold services with the Gospel wagon
this afternoon, corner Eighth and
Cary streets az 4 o'clock, and corner OF
High and Belvidere streets at s o'clock.
There will be an important meeting Of
the Gate Comittee Of lakewood Memorial
Association at i.3) o'clock on Monday al
the residence Of Miss Marguerite Rosser.
chairman 2sl3 east Grace street. \
prompt attendance IS urged.
A business meeting Of the Ladies' Matt
nee Musicale was held Friday, April 18th.
II was decided to have the finale May
9Th. AT $50 o'clock p. NJ, at the residence
Of Mrs. G.. W Stevens. No. Sl9 Floyd
avenue. Each member will have the
privilege Of bringing one guest.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of Pickett Camp will be- held
at their hall. corner OF Fifth and Broad
streets at $3.50 o'clock Monday afternoon
Members are earnestly requested 10 be
present, as business Of Importance is TO
be transacted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30


ealov, but | could lind 10 ono who knew
ANYTHING for certain. Ii there is anything
in the report I will get the benefit OF II
soon, as l have w-itten across, As well
as asked the port Office here 20 inquire.
should any news come l will advise al
once. but l fear she is lost; should she
be driven ashore all would fare Just
as badly from the native tribes. along
the Red Sea. as 10 be wrecked outright.
Mrs j. A. Flynn. of Washington. Is
visiting relatives In Richmond MIS-
Flynn will he remembered By many
friends as Miss Blanche Burke
VIRGINIAN PROMOTED.
Another Virginian In the regular army
has been ordered up for eXamina ION TOR
promotion. This time it is First Lieuten-
ant Robert W Rose. Seventeenth UNI ~
states Infantry. He was born In VII
ginia and enlisted I'm the artillery a
private. He was transferred 20 the SIX
teenth Infantry and successfully pro-
NOTED 10 corporal and sergeant In Com
many c. This took place between Sep
TENDER 10. 1853. and March g. 1879. on
February If. 1859 he was appointed second
lieutenant I'm the Fifth Infantry.
Second Lieutenant oliver II. Do'kery'
Jr. United States Infantry. recently APP
pointed from North Carolina. has been
ordered 10 Columbus Barracks, Ohio for
duty I'm connection with the recruiting
service.
In 1898 he graduated from the Infantry
Cavalry school ard on January I. 1896
was made first Lieutenant in the Seven
teenth Infantry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
The Relyidcre Entertainment,

On next Thursday evening a splendid
entertainment is promised at Belyidert
Han. for the benefit of the Citizens Re
lief Association. This association Is com
posed OF Christian ladies' and gentlemen
In all parts OF the city, who devote their
time checrftllly to the noble charity OF
relieving the suffering and distress OF
the needy They are entitled to every
assistance that can be given them and
we are informed that from present indica-
lions the hall VIII be filed TO overlooking
Arrangements have been made to put In
a large number Of extra chairs.
The entertainment will be given by
'"The Hickory Farm Club" in presenting
a four-act drama, entitled The Rough
Riders" This play takes its name from
Colonel Rooseyeli's famous Rough Riders,
and Is h,cated In Cuba during the recent.
war II has many beautiful and exciting
sceue& nn6k
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
FULL FLEGED
YOUNG DOCTORS.
List Of Graduates from the Medical
College Of Virginia.
THE PROGRAMME ARRANGED.
Chair Of Practice 10 BE Filled-A List
OF the Graduates of the Glass
OF fS90-Hospitai APP
pOintmcnts.
The PROGRAMME ARRANGED.

The commencement exercises Of the
Medical college OF Virginia will be held
Thursday. May ith al the Academy of
Music at $50 f. NJ. Dr. Christopher
Tompkins. Dean of the Faculty. will pre-
side and will confer degrees. Rev. VIM.
a.. Barr will be the orator. There will
he a banquet at the jefferson afterward.
The alumni society Will hold a business
meeting for reading papers, etc. at 1879
a. NJ. AT the meeting Dr. Simon
Baruch. of New York, of the class of ~
will be the orator Or. ID. D. Coleman.
president. will preside
There Will be It clinic by DR. Bosher at
. o'clock and by Dr Johnston at ,
O'Clock. The Board Of Visitors meets on
tho morning Of May 4th for regular work.
The chief matter of interest will be the
appointment TO an tho chair of Practice
made vacant by the resignation of Dr.
John y. Upshur
LIST OF GRADUATES.
Tbs following is It list of graduates OF
the class of 1880.
Dr. J.. Y. Briggs. Hanover, y. IT,, DIT.
Benz. Brown. Jr.. Amherst. Dr. Manfred
CALL Jr. Richmond Dr j. Is. Caldwell,
old Town. DR. r.. NJ Cunningham. Rich
mond. Dr. r. a. DE Bordenave. Franklin;
Dr X. S Goodman Palmyra. Dr. h. ID.
nun ffHiArNpIH 10 ~ A.sf H. d. ~ t1HN-
nall. Lillian. Dr. Thos. y. Jacob Cape
Charles. Dr. S. r.. Jordan. Republican
Grove. Dr. VIM. l.. Keller. New York
city. Dr. j. s. Loving Manchester. Or.
"a. b. Manhood. Petersburg, Dr. H. r.
Martin. Palmyra, Dr. w. -. Mason.
MARSHALL Dr. n. l.. Monk, Newton
Grove. y. c.; Or. Ernest Mosby, Chest
nut Hin. Dr. A. j. Osborne Lawrence
vile. DR.. i. VI. Reade. Richmond. DR..
u. NJ. saunders Cmhowie; Dr. ". $.
Troy Durham. n. c.. Dr. W. IT, wal
lace. New York City; Dr. j.. A. Ward,
Gliden. y. c.
HOSPITAL APPOINTMENTS.
Hospital appointments have been made
as follows.
old Dominion Hospital-Dr. s. r. Jor-
dan and Dr. Manfred Cali
shelterins Arms Hospital-Dr. Thos
". Jacob.
Retreat for the Sick-Dr Benj Brown
city Almshouse-Dr. Frank NJ. Cum
bingham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
nnrtnn IIcichts Personals.

The services were SUSPENDED an the NJ
+. church on Sunday and during the
week. owing TO the centennial being ce'e-
brated i'm Richmond.
Nrs : L.. Peters has been sick for
nearly a week. but is improving and aole
10 sit up.
CAPTAIN f. II. Lee, who has been .
great sufferer from severe case OF fAe
grip. is better and hopes 10 be out soon.
Mrs. ID. l. Greenfield, who has been
visiting her mother Mrs. Roberts, on
Lamb avenue. left Friday Tor her ne"
home at Cape Charles CITY
Mr. e. r. Tomlinson is on an extended
trip through the South, going as far as
Florids ana will be absent for more
than two weeks.
The residence OF Captain L. II. Lee
that was burned in the winter. Is being
rebuilt
CAPTAIN O'Bannon. who has been sick
for some time. has so far recovered as
10 resume his Office work.
Mrs Hardin. mother OF Mrs. w. x.
Bache. arrived here on the 18th. and has
been improving rapidly since Her many
warm friends extend most cordial
greeting and congratulations on her re-
covery.
The successful entertainment given AT
Town Hall on Chestnut Hill. included
among its performers The following OF
our young people. Misses Page Shell
burn. Oue Minor. White, Matte Rose and
Lee.
Mr. L. r. Sadler will remove his family
TO Big Island I'm June
Mrs. Easterday. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. George Sangster. on Yir-
ginia avenue. has returned to her home
in Washington.
The former pupils and friends Of Mrs.
&c Sangster. nee Miss Hattie O'Bannon.
will be interested to know that she is re-
covering from her recent Illness at 'he
home OF her husband near Charlottes-
Vile. and that her baby girl Is quite well.
Many baseball teams have been report
ed I'm the Richmond papers but the FOL
lowing team has not received this dlstlnc-
ton. and have requested me n announce
tha, the OLD Dominion Baseball team
Is now ready 10 receive challenges with,
Fdar Rose. captain. Wallace Bache man
aeer. Steward White Abner Pope, Walter
Eaton. Mason Harris, Maurice starritt.
Walter Kidweli. Charlie Goodloe. team.
Mrs. Durrett has removed 10 Richmond.
Mr.. Jennifer Rroadus. who has been
sick. IS improving
Mr. Coalter's son. Henry. who has been
extremely III with typhoid pneumonia, Is
getting better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
THE NEW DEPOT.
The sub Committee ON Streets May
Meet Tuesday NIgAt.


Mr.. T. G.. Ebol. chairman of the sub
committee on Streets. which has charge
of the ordinances granting right Of way
through the city and depot privileges TO
the Chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond,
Petersburg aud Carolina railways has
not as yet called a meeting of his COM
mittee.
30 is most probable. however. that the
body VIII assemble next Tuesday night
al 5 o'clock. should IL be found that this
time would suit the convenience Of all
concerned.
Both Messr5. Decatur ANtcii and John
SHELTON Williams were out OF the city yes
tsrday. but telegram was received
from the former stating that De would
return tomorrow Air. Williams also.
VIII De here Monday and 80 will then be
determined as 10 when the subcommittee
shall meet.
The publication in yesterdays Times
Of the dimensions of the proposed depot
created general interest. and the fact
that "a handsome structure viii be erected
was q source of pleasure 20 those who
own property in the ncighborhood Of
the proposed site.
il was ascertained yesterday from an
unofficial source that the building will
front li2 feet on Main street and will be
eighty feet In height The other details
were published yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
WILLIAMSBURG NOTES.
Church improvements Normal Re
yiev-Coming Concert.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April D.-Spe-
c,al-A vocal and instrumental concert
LII he given al Cameron Hall next Tues
ds,, rirht under the auspices of the
ladies' OF the Episcopal church. The fol
IoU,inr wel.known musical talent Will
take mart: Miss Margie Knowles, OF
Richmond: Messrs. Keeling McLachlan
and Turner. OF Norfolk. The entertain
ment will close with Mrs. Jarby's wax
Works, by local talent.
A wealthy Northern lady Will make more
extensive improvements TO the premises
OF the Episcopal church. among which
will be the repairing OF the church organ.
The president and faculty Of william
and Mary College are considerably en-
Outraged In their efforts 10 raise money
for a gymnasium building. over sou
has been subscribed by responsible per
SOS some OF the citizens OF Williamsburg
having made generous donations.
President Tyler Is now IN the North
soliciting funds for this purpose, and Is
meeting with fattering success.
The normal review viii begin at William
and Mary on May sth The professors
will RAPIDLY review those branches that
hear upon the public school course, thus
nreparing the students for the August ex-
aminations, held by the superintendent
OF schools Any young man desiring four
weeks thorough instruction should at
tend these lectures They are free 10 any
mala teacher In the State Of Virginia
Professor j. Leslie Hall, Of the college
faculty, IS about to publish a volume en-
titled "Old English ldyls." using the
same metres employed by him in his
translation OF Beowoir. and presenting in
nanoramic view the heroic period OF old
english (Anglo-Suxon) history.
Professor Stubs. OF the college faculty.
will conduct a summer normal either at
fredericksburg or at Pulaski. Prof. Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
Property Transfers.

Richmond-Bettie Q. ana Robert Adams
TO Douglass T.. Powell, 2sla feet on south
side OF Broad street. - feet east Of
Twenty-third street, $1,000.
Mary X. and Peyton Grymes and Il. NJ
and Kate 5. billiard. devisees Of Kate A.
Dodson to Amelia Thalheimer, p feet on
south side Of Grace street g. 5-6 feet
west Of Harrison, 5000
Henrico-Annie NJ. and ]. T.. Blair to
a. u. Miller. GO feet on west side OF
Hollmg street. 5000
James r. Hamm and wife 70 Sarah f.
Price interest in % feet on east side Of
Thirty-second street. between y and o.
81
Ananlas lawson and wife to Sarah f.
Price interest in % feet on east side Of
Thirty-second street, between n and O.
s..
William Marshall. Jr.. trustee TO Willis
b. Smith. 30 feet on Leigh street, north
east corner Dinneen. SO
W NJ. Maudlebaum and wife TO JOS.
=. Glenn. 20 feet on south side Of Ash
land street, l02 feet west of Washington
81.
. H. NJ. Nelson TO J. ". Warmer. So
acres between Osborne Turnpike and
New Central road. 5000.
Franklin Stearn's exor.. to Hugh NJ.
Nelson. p 326-iO00 acres miles from
Richmond. and 5i7-leOO acres adjoining
Sgl5S5
Henry S. Wallersteln and wife to Leila
NJ. Livesay., 2lls feet on west side OF
Twenty-srst i21s feet south OF T, $3.50.
Henry S. Wallerstein and wife 70 W.
L. Brundage q feet on Twenty-hrst
street. southwest corner OF T. $3.50.
Henry S. Wallerstein and wife to Chas.
]. Hurt 10 2-S feet on east side OF Thirty
first street. 100 Is feet north OF ), 5000
Henry S. Wallerstein and wife to +. A.
Williams. % l-S feet on east SIDE OF
Thirty street. 10 feet north OF B.
sCo0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
TIE PASSION PLAY.
An Exhibition Free TO All to BE Given
Tonight

tl i4NnlbliioH y lt'f- 10 All 10 DC - wen
Tonight
So thrilling are some of the scenes i'm
tine Passion Play at the Auditorium, that
some persons Of highly emotional nature
are afraid 10 remain 10 witness The
'crucinAIon." and every might there will
be few seen 20 leave the Auditorium
as The STORY of the Cross reaches this
point 10 is pleasing TO note how rev
erenuy Mr.. Shelley handles this scene in
the words OF his lecture. which follows.
"ln the foreground We see the soldiers
casting lots for Christs garments As
The cross is raised He utters those SUBJ
FINEST of all words human or divine.
Father forgive them, for they know not
what they do" Then turning to the re-
pentant thief He says. Amen. / say TO
thee this day; thou shalt be with Me i'm
Paradise" After they have raised the
sponge 10 His lips, lie turns His face 90
Heaven. saying: Father into Thy hands
] commend My spirit" Then, as His head
sinks low 10 is consummated! Then
there is d flash of lightning, followed
hy peal Of thunder and all except the
three Marys and John rush OF iR terror
for the vail of the temple has been rent
from the top TO the bottom.
Joseph OF Aramithea and Nic0demus
come with permission from PLATE To- take
down the body Of Christ. This is ac-
c0mpished by passing a long band of
new linen under His arms and then His
body is lowered gently down as in that
inspired picture OF Reubens. A cloth has
been spread upon the ground and Christ
Is placed with His head resting on Ills
mothers lap. She kisses the crown of
thorns and the napkin with which she
has wiped the death damp from His
face"
The special presentation which is 20
be given tonight is free and everybody
ia invited TO attend. This free exhibition
Is arranged boy Manager Coward as "a
compliment to- the people of Richmond
for the great interest taken ny them in
these famous pictures. The exhibition
Will start about $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
Commitment to Or. Hiden.

The Lexington CKy) Herald In pub
fishing an article referring TO DR.. j. c.
Hlden's acceptance Of the Monroe Bap-
fist church here, says;
The Rev. DIT. Hiden IS we'll remem-
bered In this city. He succeeded The
Rev. Mr.. Lansing Burrows as pastor oil
the First Baptist church about thirteen
years ago and ably performed the pas
toral duties of that church for about
three years He was succeeded by Dr.
w. H. Felix. who held the pastorate
until recently. when the Rev. Preston
Blake accepted IT aud is its present pas
tor. Or. Hden H. an able man and mucn
beloved by all who know him here"