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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
Personals and Briefs,

Miss +. A. Mera will spend the summer
abroad, returning early in October.
Miss Maggie Gallagher, of Portsmouth,
is visiting her friend. Miss Nellie Burke,
OF Libby Hill.
Miss Lena Tanner, Of Durham, n. c..
is visiting Miss Della Walker at Sher-
wood, on the Brook road.
Mrs. NJ. L. Walker. formerly of Rich
mOnd, but now Of New York, Is visiting
Mrs. II. j. Walker, Of Sherwood Park.
Mrs. L. w. Wysor, who has been visit
ing Mrs. }. W. Parkins, at No. 9l2 east
Marshall street, has returned to her homo
in Dublin, Va.
The police Of the Second District placed
Lucy Hessey under arrest Yesterday on
the charge OF trespassing upon the prem
ises of Charles Adam
State-Senator George b. Keezell, of
Rockingham. and w s. Beach clerk Of
the courts of Alexandria, called at the
state Library yesterday.
Messrs. S. S. wilkins, Of Northampton;
J. S. Ware Of Clarke. and w. u. Ken
non. of Powhatan. were visitors to the
Governor 81 office Yesterday.
The hour OF the Sunday afternoon SER
vice at Monumental church has been
changed for the summer from 3 to
O'Clock. The change goes into effect to-
morrow
Rev. DR.. w. T. Hatcher delivered the
address before the graduating class Of the
Southern Theological Seminary al Louis
vile last night. He will return home in
time to fill his pulpit Sunday.
An interesting game of ball was played
at Jefferson field yesterday between the
Western Unions and the BrOok-Ayenue
Sluggers, the latter winning after a hard
fought battle by a score of Ii TO 8.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed in
the Clerks Office Of the United States
District Court yesterday by James Raw
lings. OF Lawrenceville, Brunswick county,
through his counsel II. +. Buford. Liza
bilities, 81 937S4 assets, nominal.
Dr. Alfred j. BOnfiieur, the newly
elected president Of the International
Association OF Railway Surgeons, and
Mrs Bonnieur, Of Chicago, have been
for several days the guests Of Mrs. ID.
c. Richardson. on Twenly-ninth street,
Church Hill.
At Grace-Sireet Presbyterian church
tomorrow DR. Witherspoon, the pastor.
will occupy his pulpit and preach both
morning and night. The Doctor will take
for his subject IN the morning. Possible
Difficulties in becoming Christian" and
at night his subject will be Hidden Urea
sure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
STATEMENT FROM EsTERHAZY.
Confession That He Wrote the "Bor.
dereau- upon ORDERS,

Confession That He Wrote the "Bor-
dereau- upon ORDERS
LONDON. June 3.-The Daily Chronicle
says that Major, the Comte Ferdinand
Walsin Esterhazy called at its Office last
evening friday, with confidential
friend and after declaring that the time
had arrived when the whole truth should
be told, although hitherto by reason of
constant orders and inducements he had
Kept silent on the essential point, made
the following statement:
THE chiefs of the army have disgrace
fully abandoned me. My cup Is full and
| shall speak out.
Eyes (rsising his voice and glazing
around, it was / who wrote the 'borde-
reau.' l wrote 1t upon orders received
from Sandherr"
Esterhazy. the Chronicle says. proceed
ed to explain that for months before 1888
moral proofs had been obtained of leak
ages which were only possible through
officers belonging to the Ministry of War,
and II was necessary to catch the guilty
party by material evidence, hence the
"bordereau."
WHAT WILL THE STAFF SAY?
When asked what the chiefs of the
French general stan would say TO This
confession, EsterhaZy, smuggling his soul
ders, dsdainfully replied; They will
lie. as they know how to lie, but l have
them tight. l have proofs that they
knew the whole thing and share the re-
sponsibility with me, and / will produce
the proofs"
He then denounced the chiefs as a
"set of scoundrels, who have abandoned
me basely."
Esterhazy asserted that quite recently
the chiefs sent NJ. Laguerre, a former
Deputy, To London, with seductive offers
TO him 10 keep silent. Now they are
using threats" he shouted, but l will
not be deferred"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
DEATHS.

BLAND.-Died, Friday. at p. NJ. Ro-
BERT G. BLAND, in the SD year OF MS
age.
Funeral from the residence OF his Sis
ter 200 east Grace street, THIS AFTER
NOON at 40 o'clock. Services at the
grave.
Petersburg papers please copy.
I.ANIER.-Died, June 2. 1899. at $50
o'clock A. NJ, at the residence or her
parents, SARAH. the infant daughter OF
J. II. and S. J. Ianier; aged months
and 10 days.
Funeral from residence. HOG Beverly
street TO-DAY Saturday at o'clock
Il. NJ
WARREN.-Died ut the residence or
his parents, No. 2oS east Clay street, Fri
day. June 2, 1899, at II NJ. BERNARD A.,
son of Andrew J. and Sadie A. warren;
aged 2 years 2 IL months.
Funeral from residence SUNDAY. June
4th, at 1870 l.. NJ. 2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
ALLEGED MALPRACTICE
Charge Against a Prominent Phy-
stefan ar Berkeley.

NORFOLK, VA, June 2.-(Special) "A
sensation was caused here to-day when.
as result OF a partial examination by a
jury OF inquest yesterday summoned for
the purpose of inquirins into the death
of Mrs. Ella l.. Coleman. in this city, on
Tuesday last, ty-Coroner Newton sWore
out warrant for the arrest OF DR. f. NJ.
Morgan, prominent physician and
health officer of the town of Berkiey.
charging him with causing the death OF
Mrs. Coleman, as we'll as CT her unborn
infant, by criminal malpractice. The
Berkeley police were communicated with
by Chlef-of-Police kser. and Town-Sar-
geant Rudd agreed 10 become personally
responsible for DR.. Morgan's appearance
In court to-day. Accompa MED by his
attorney, Captain Happier, OF Portsmouth.
pr. Morgan appeared before Justice Tom
I'm In the Police Court this morning, and
was baiied Tor his appearance ten DAYS
nnenee, with COunty-Treasurer 5. W.
i.y Ons, OF Berkley, as surety, in the sum
or 5000 The jury OF inquest. which
had been adjourned until this morning
net at 10 o'clock, and the examination
begun yesterday was continued. those
who testified being Dr. T.. Landlord. DR..
II. M. Nash, and DR.. Robert Spillman. the
last.named OF New York. Common
wealt hs-Attorney Duncan was present
for the State and Captain Happier for DIR.
Morgan. The jury rendered verdict
placing upon DIR. Morgan the responsibility
Tor Mrs. Coleman's death
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
no rnrsnxr rrcKrTrs PORTRAIT.
Thc Ceremony to Occur Next Friday
Ntght--Lce Camp Meeting.

Lee Camp held its regular meeting last
night. with Commander A. c. Peay pre-
siding. A letter was received from Miss
Nina Randolph. sponsor for Virginia at
the Charleston reunion. expressing her
appreciation Of the honors conferred on
her by Lee Camp.
An invitation was received from the
Soldiers Home inviting this camp TO the
entertainment at the home on June Sth,
which invitation was accepted.
Comrade j. H. Laughton. Jr.. chairman
or the Portrait-Gallery Committee, an
nounccd to the camp that Pickett Camp
would, on next Friday night, present TO
Lee Camp the oil portrait OF Major-Gen-
eral George r.. Pickett. to which presenia-
ton the public are extended a cordial In
vitation.
Henry Bourne, OF Company u, Fifteenth
Virginia Infantry. and captain Miles r.
Crenshaw. assistant quartermaster. SIX
teenth Virginia Infantry. were recon-,
mended for admission TO the SOLDIERS
Homo.
Captain ]. Y. Gilmore, Of New orleans,
La. Acknowledgement of the Iouislaha
Division. United Confederate veterans,
was present, and made snort ta'k w
the camp. ..ooto,oa lot
A beautiful and highly appreciates iet-
ter was read from Mrs. Kate fleasa Ne
Minor secretary of the Hollywood Me
mortal Association, conveying the THANKS
OF the association 10 Lee camp LOT pa
ticipating i'm the memorial celepra'ohs %
Nav 9Sth at Centenary churcn ana vi
Nav Goth at Hollywood Cemetery
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
GETAWAY DAY AT BALTIMORE.
Another NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lose In Every Race.

BALTIMORE, ND. June 2.-Getaway
DAY at Prospect Park to-day proved an
other disappointment to the talent. the
favortes losing in every race. inc re-
suits follow: , ~
2.2S trot-Frank Way won, Antonio Belle
second. and Windsor Wood third Best
time 2:22 Ia Ct,
21s class paclng-Ida c. won, Colonel
Day second. and Cassie Fletcher third.
Best time. 2:l41-4.
I.ATONIA TRACK.
CINCINNATI. o., June 2.-Results at
Latonia; -,
First race-six and a half furiongs.
maiden 2-year- olds-Col. Cluke q 10 81
won Finem Respice Is to y second, and
Great Pride e TO u third. Time. rs.
Second race--five furiongs-Lady Cur
zon q 10 81 won. Brown Thrush % 10 p
second, and Mildew 90 to y third. Time.
1912.
NJ 10 u won, Pancharm g 10 u second
and Loyalty Is 10 u third Time. Las.
Fourth race-one mile and seventy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
No More Fever in New Orlean.

, new ORLEANS, June AT a con-
ference ,e to-day OF visiting physicians. who
nave nave iuliy Investigated health conditions
IL, anu the recent case OF sporadic yell
ISSUED: After an Investigation of the
heaith conditions or New Orleans aud
special inquiry into the case of yelLDw-
IeVer reported on May 18th, we state that
we nave been unable TO find any other
case of suspicious illness I'm the CITY and
nave not been able TO trace the source OF
infection IN the case reported The STATE
ana local health authorities have afford
ed us all reasonable assistance In this
lnvostisatlon. We deem 1t unnecessary
and unwise Tor any State or city TO ouar-
ant,ne against New Orleans under the
present conditions"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
A Negro stabbed,

Arthur Wright and John Mathews Doth
colored), became involved In a difficulty
at No. f,A9 north Seventeenth street last
night.
DR.. Cunningham says Wright will be
able to leave the City Hospital In a day
or two. though the Doctor had TO sew
up a bad cut on the right shoulder. be-
sides mendng several arteries in the right
arm Mathews Is eyading everything
In blue with brass buttons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
RURKE-ROCHE CASE.
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Adj
1ourned for Another Week.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Justice Beach, In
the Supreme Court, to-day granted an
other adjournment of one week In the
hearing of the habeas corpus proceedings
brought by James Boothby Burke Roche
against his former wife. The writ was
issued several days ago. and by its terms
Mrs burke Roche is ordered to produce
her 15-year-old daughter, Cynthia. IN
court Mrs. Burke-Roche could not be
$3.50 nv rocess-servers and had not
been sg'I served up to yesterday with copy
- 1he writ. However, ii was said In
% to'day that she had returned TO
his city last night for the purpose OF
allowing herself to be served; ,,. ,o
W.. a decree of divorce some years
ss Illegally prevents him from seeing
his daughter Cynthia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
TREASURY PROMOTIONS.
temporary Clerks VIII Not Interfere
with the Permanent Force.

wv asnington Starr
Many clerks I'm the Treasur,, u,h.o oua
looking forward TO promotions when there
are vacancies have been somewhat agi-
lated over that portion OF the Presidents
cNll,serVice order permitting temporary
EMPLOYEES then I'm service TO be made per-
maheht. The point OF interest was
whether In case Of a vacancy in the Trea-
sury In a $500 clerkship. for instance. a
clerk who had at one time been tempo
rary could be transferred and receive the
promotion; thus interfering with the line
or promotion. 1t is stated that this will
not be the case, and that the present sys-
tenn or promotion will not be interfered
with. The roll of those once temporary
Will be separate, 1t Is said, and promotions
Will be conducted in this roll In the usual
way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
THE GRAYs ELECT OFFICERS.
The Ola Company Now Ready to Re-
Enter service.

The old Richmond Grays reorganlzed
last night, with the following officers
c. Gray Bossieux, reelected captain; "A.
II. Gary. formerly second lieutenant,
elected first lieutenant; l.. J. Johnston,
second.
All the elections were unanimous. Owing
to First-I Lieutenant Fairbanks now be-
ing a resident of Newport News. Lieu
tenant Johnston. formerly first lieuten~
ant OF Company +. First Regiment, was
made second lieutenant.
The Grays have sufficient men en-
rolled for reorganization and admission
TO the State service. The permission of
the Governor allowing them TO do so is
expected early next week The Grays
Company is one OF the best known and
most popular companies in Richmond,
and It's reorganization will give general
pleasure 10 the public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
FREDERICKSBURG,
Arrested on a Very serious Charge
Personal Notes

FREDERICKsBURG. VA. June o.
Especial flames Mahoney, a travelling
optician. was arrested here to-day on a
warrant sworn out by Mr.. James
O'Bryham, OF Stafford. charging him
with maltreating and attempting criml
nal assault upon his wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Bryham. with their family live near
Falmouth. Yesterday evening during the
storm Mahoney applied at O'Bryham's
house for shelter. In the Kindness of
Mr.. O'Bryham's heart he WAS admitted.
and as appearances indicated an ALI
nights disturbance OF the elements, ne
was Invited TO remain. and the invita-
ton accepted. This morning, as IN the
usual custom OF the family, owing to
Mr. O'Bryham being engaged in business
several miles distant, an early breakfast
was had. and when Mr.. O'Bryham left
HIS guest was stlll satisfying the inner
man. Several hours later young daugh-
ter OF Mr.. O'Bryham's appeared at his
place OF business, greatly excited. with
a note from his wife. giving the SUBJ
stance OF the charges. Upon receiving
the note Mr.. OBryham Immediately came
10 this city. and finding Sheriff Kennedy.
reported the facts. Shortly afterwards
Sheriff Kennedy arrested Mahoney az he
was leaving the city on horseback and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
MuLCTED BY CUBAN OFFICERS.
Soldiers Are Made 10 Pay So for
Identification.

HABANA, June 2-There is much COM
ment here over the fact that Cuban Off
GERS have been demanding IS as compen-
sation for identification Of Cubans who
have been applicants for the $75 allowed
by the United States authorities TO for
mer soldiers OF the Cuban army who sur
render their arms. A majority OF the
Cubans here do not believe the state
ment, thinking the story was prepared
to iniure them In pubic opinion, Dut
facts prove the story TO be true.
Great interest In manifested among all
classes i'm to-morTow's races which bid
fair TO be very successful. Soldiers and
sailors in uniform VIII be admitted free'
90 the army and navy will be represented.
General Wilson left here this morning
for NatanZas. General Wood leaves to-
morrow for Santiago de Cuba, and Gene
raj Carpenter will leave Habana on Tues
day for Puerto Principe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
MRS. MAVERICKS CASE.
From Courtesy II May he "iVeh
Fuu decentralization.
Washington Starr

wv aSnllslOli oAhiD
T, Ambassador Choate is interesting
himself in the case of Mrs. Maybrick ne
has not made il the subject OF an Of
fetal report to the State Department.
But the officials here who have always
shown a deep concern in the fate OF the
unfortunate prisoner, deprecate very much
the iniudiciOus exploitation or her case
at this moment. and do not hesitate TO
say that the success OF any eHort lnat
Mr.. Choate may be making 10 secure her
release is seriously jeopardiZed BY the
present agitation.
The British charge d'affairs, Mr.. Tower,
has received no word on the Maybrick
case. but he inclines to the belief that
the representations in behalt OF Mrs: May
brick. which have now been urged for ten
years, will be given the fullest conslde-
ration by the authorities at London. be-
cause of the desire to heed sentiment
so long continued in the United states.
At the same time there has not been the
slightest intimation, thus far, as 10 any
change of policy on the part OF the Bril-
fish authorities toward Mrs. Maybrick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
,.,,nA LEGIsLATURE ADJOURNs.
rnort TO Provide for Enlargement
or state CapitOI Defeated.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June 2.-The
Florida Legislature adjourned sine ole az
noon. The attempt TO pass pilis proVld-
ing for an appropriation OF $4,000 by
the state for the repair and enlarge
ment of the State Capitol building, and
aiion,;ng Leon county to issue bonds TO
she same amount FOR the same purpose.
was defeated by the tactics OF Mr. Clark,
~ Jacksonville. who took the floor at 1880
O'clock and held 1t until the hour. for ad-
io,,rnment arrived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
ARTIFICIAL COTTON IN AUSTRIA.
1t is Made from the wood of the Fir
Tree.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Consul Mahin,
of Reichenberg Austria, under date of
April 2lst quotes an account in local
newspaper of a process for making arti-
fetal cotton from the wood OF the fir-tree.
1t appears that the wood is reduced TO
thin shavings, which are placed in wash
ing apparatus and exposed to the In
fiuence Of steam for ten hours. They are
then subjected to a strong preparation Of
sodium I've. and are heated under great
pressure for thirty-six hours. The wood Is
now changed 10 pure cellulose. ana to
give this a greater resisting power, some
castor-oil caffein. and gelatine are added.
The substance Is then put into an appa-
ratus and made into threads, which are
reeled.
The article concludes as follows; "Arti-
fetal cotton can be produced so cheaply
that the genuine article can hardly com
pete with il, and one cannot say tnat IL
is a sham. for IL Is composed exactly az
the natural cotton is, OF pure celluI0se.
Mr.. Mahin adds: ain a country such as
this where forests OF fir-trees abound
and are made perennial by constant re-
nlanting as the large trees are cut uoWh,
and where all the cotton used III lnc
numerous factories must be brought from
far India and the United States, such
device should be profitable"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03

took him before Justice II. G.. fftrhuGh,
who remanded him 10 jail and set his pre-
liminary hearing for IL O'Clock tomorrow
at Roech's Mil. Mahoney says his place
Of birth Is Canada. but at present he has
no permanent place OF abode or occupa-
ton. He denies the charge, but refused
to make statement.
A. NJ Beasly of Caroline, who was ar
rested here yesterday for carrying con-
cealed weapons. was rearrested this
morning and taken 10 Caroline county on
the charge of alternating the affections OK
Mrs. Emma harrington. wife or Mr. WI
liam Harrington. of that county.
Hon. James Il. Sener has Resigned as
member of the Washington Masonic MI.
Vernon Centennial Committee ana as
Chairman of the Executive Committee.
and Major A. Il. Courtney. OF Richmond,
has been appointed by the Grand Master
as chairman OF the Executive committee;
Catonsvile Nd. have arrived here: and
will occupy the residence OF v. NJ F1em-
Ing. on Hanover street, until November
fct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
Would Not suffer So Agnin for Fifty
Times Its Price. 4.

awoke hast night with severe pains in
my stomach. never felt so badly In all
my life When came down TO work this
morning l felt so weak l could hardly
work. went 20 Miller 4 McCurdy's drug
store and they recommended Chamber
iain's Collie. Cholera. aud Diarrhoea Efm-
edy. 1t worked like maeic. and enc dose
fixed me all right. IN certainly is~the
Bile shall not be without II In my home
hereafter. for should not care TO en-
dure the sufferings OF last night again for
nifty. times iis price.--0. H. WILSON.
Liveryman Burgettstown. Washington
county. Pa. This remedy Is for sale by
all druggists. je asa Su&W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
THE LEGISLATIVE PRIMARY.
IL WIN Probably he Held ABOUT
August 10th.

Richmond Democrats expect the prl-
mary for the selection OF candidates for
the Legislature TO be held about August
10Th.
There will be a great many candidates.
The withdrawal OF Hon. William f.
Reddy will probably have the effect of
bringing out one or more new candi-
dates The present members of the
House who will stand for reelection are
Messrs T.. c. Folkes. Charles NJ. wal
lace. Jr., and James l.. Anderson. Some
of the other candidates are Messrs. 5. ;.
Z. Patteson, A. G.. Hartman, John r..
Epps. \. j. Vaughan. Jr.. George Wayne
Anderson, w J.. Eckels. George Il. Steel.
and Herman West. Colonel John s. Har-
wood may become n candidate.
AT the legislative primary the voters
will be given an opportunity to express
their preference of candidates for the
Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
Admiral schIey COMING Ham.

OMAHA, NEB., June 2-Admiral and
Mrs. Schley will leave Omaha for III.
Fast AT 900 this afternoon. Meantime. the
Admiral is enjoying some of the ..rest
and repose' for which he came West. hui
winch the enthusiasm of the people de-
MED HIM He spent most of Thursday die
tating letters to catch up with hid Cor
respondence. which has become yolumI-
nous. The Admiral received all SORTS or
letters from all sorts of people. and he
makes II point to reply to every COM
munication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
Capt. willard Purchases Home Site.
(WashlngtOn Star-0dO

NWdsNIUBIUH SIur-Zu.)
Mr. Joseph E. Willard has purchased
from Mr.. George Truesdell ground at the
northwest corner of Wyoming avenue
ana Twentieth street, Washington
Heights The price paid was so. $50. The
ground has frontage OF 100 feet on WyO-
ming avenue and 1870 feet on Twentieth
street. and contains 1900 square feet
Inc per loot price was R32 Twentieth
street north OF Wyoming avenue was re-
Gently opened by Mr.. Iruesdell through
a portion of the lawn about his residence.
IL Is the intention of Mr.. Willard some
eiine IA the future to erect on this site
a residence for his own use.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03

The judges of the Supreme Court who
reside here. and Attorney-General Mon
tague will leave Monday 10 attend the
term of the court, which begins at Wythe-
vile Tuesday
There are great many causes on the
docket for this term. and il Is not eX-
pected court will adjourn much before
July 18th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
Virginian in Richmond.

At Msphy's: f. Il. Jones. williams
burg; W. G.. Blankenbaker Madison, Va.
r. l.. Peters. Lynchburg
AT New Ford's: Theo. Meinhardt, Lynch
burg; A. ". Clark, Elmont: w. A. Par
sons. Vinita; G. j. Brown, Orange: James
A. Graham, Hanover; 1. S. Boyles, Will
liamsburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03
QUEENS BIRTHDAY HONORs.
Henry VI. Stanley Made Knight
Grand Cross of Bath

LONDON, June 2.-The Queens Birth
gay honors We're announced to-day Alma
Iadema, the artist. and J. A. BOYD. Chan
eellor of the High Court OF Ontario. are
khlshted; Henry NJ: Stanley. NJ r., is
made a knight Grand Cross of the Bath.
oir julian Pauncefote, British Ambas-
sador TO the United States, was not ele-
waited TO the peerage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03

GRIFFIN. GA. June 1.-The special
grand Jury called 10 investigate the
'Iaborers' Union Band" OF White Caps,
nil hands has returned indictments
against five men, all white. The grand
Jury represented to the court that num-
Der of witnesses summoned to tesu,y
against the White caps hhd wi,,u"y
and knowingly perjured themselves. a
special term OF the court will meet Mon
day 10 try the men indicted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-03

Rev. j.. II. Tyler, long the popular pas
tor of Seventh-Street Christian church.
of this city, will preach to his old con-
gregation tomorrow, both morning and
night He will also supply this pulpit
next Sunday While In the city Rev.
Mr.. Tyler will be the guest of Mr.. d. c.
XOllickoffer.