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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
catholic University OF America.

(By IeIesfaph % Nlrglnian- FlloO
Washingtou. u. c., oct. 10.-Cardinal
Gibbons, the chairman of the Board az
Trustees az the catholic University OF
America presided ut the annual meet
ing OF hat hodN i'm McMahon Han to-
daN. TWO sessions were held during
the day ln The morning the Cardinal
delivered buef address. in which he
spoke of The success which had fol-
lowed the establishment of the univer-
sitY at the afternoon session Arch
-Nr Ncnnc lnrmerlY the rector of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
Meeting of pis.rlc, Committee.

Thcrc win be a meeting OF the Second
District Democratic Congressional
Committee at the Monticello Hotel to-
day al noon Tie chairmen OF the fit
teen counties and cities of the district
wiN DE present. This meeting is called
bv Chairman c. T.. Dey. OF Smithneld.
and Assistant Secretary II. n. Poul-
ston OF Norfolk The object of the
meeting is the executive business of
the campaign.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
MonthIy Cron Renort

Washington. Oct. lO-The monthly
crop report of the Department Of Ag-
riculture says:
In the condition Of tobacco there has
been decline of point in Kentucky
points in North Carolina and three
points in Virginia. Maryland and Mis-
souri,, Ohio and Wisconsin reporting an
Improvement of 5 and points rcspec-
lively, while in Tennessee and Pennsyl-
vania there is no appreciablc change
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
Mil Summon the Body to Meet
Next January.
HE WILL MAKE ONE SPEECH.
wnl Address a Big Barbecue at Midlothian
November LIST win Speak at the Com
federate Reunion in Charles City coun-
~ This Month-A Large Attendance on
brotherhood of St. Androw-non. Geo.
Wayne Anderson Elected Colonel Poll
Books Sent Out.
Especial to virginian-pnot.)

Richmond, Va, Oct. 10.-It is pretty
generally believed that Governor Tyler
has made up his mind to convene the
about the I'd of January He made n
significant remark to-day. When asked
If he would appoint judge of the
County Court Of Henry to ill vacan-
soy. he replied that it was his purpose
to designate some judge to hold court
there. adding that there will be only
two terms of the court before the Leg
islature meets
The Governor will make at least one
political speech in this campaign. He
has consented to deliver an address at
tho big barbecue to be held at Mid
lothian on the LIST of November. He
has consented to deliver an address at
Il Confederate reunion in Charles City
county on the 21st of this month.
,. 81. ANDREWS -BRoTHERHooD.
The attendance upon the great Ma
donal Convention of the Brotherhood
of st. Andrew is larger than was eX-
pected There are representatives here
from nearly every State and Territory
1T is q fine looking body of men. Many
noted Episcopal clergymen are here.
The visitors are being entertained in
handsome style by the people OF Rich
mond.
LIE
The officers of the Seventeen Regi-
ment to-day elected George Wayne
Anderson. of Richmond, colonel and f.
: G. Scruggs, of Lynchburg. lieutenant
colonel. The Richmond battalion post
poned the election of a major until
Friday night. The battalion majors
chosen are as follows: Second. Wm
N. Smith, of Alexandria; Third, VIM
u. Perry. of Staunton.
'ft. POT,T, ROCKS SENV, nIrr,
Secretary Lawless to-day sent the poll
books. copies of the State election laws
and other election paraphernalia to the
clerks of the several counties and cities
OF the State for the coming election.
A QUIET MARRIAGE.
Col w. Brydon Tenant. of the Gov
ernor's staff, and Miss Bruce Williams
daughter of Col. Charles u. Williams
were quietly married this evening
Colonel Tenant is wealthy young
lawyer. The bridal couple left for Hot
Springs. They will soon visit Europe
to be gone three months.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
AMUSEM ENTS.
"a STRANGER IN a STRANGE
LAND"


"a Stranger in Il Strange Land the
farce that made n tremendous hit al
the New York Manhattan Theatre last
season. and which. 1t is said was ell
ioyed by people who desire to enjoy
hearty laugh. created by situations that
are funny and yet free from the faint
that permeateS the French farce,
namely risQue situations and sugges-
tiveness. will he the attraction at the
Academy of Music Saturday. matinee
and night. The farce is by Sidney Will
mer and Walter Vincent. under the
direction of Sam Thall and p. j. Ken
nedy. who, it is said. have placed
around the play n capable company
which includes William Friend. l.. j.
Mack. Charles Drake, Frank German
Joseph CusaCk. May Anderson ana
Beatrice Norman. Seats on sale to-
day. Prices, 25c., soc. 7jc. and $i.0o.
Matinee. SOC; children. 2jc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
Now Football Team.

The Atlantic City Juniors Football
Team has organized this season With
the following players: Weber, right
end; Howard. right tackle: Barnes.
Iieh, guard: Cherry. center: White, left
euard. Colenda. left tackle: l.. Ecucr-
stein. lcfi end: w. Fcucrstcin. quarter
back: Townsend. right half back; Lo
dor. fun back: poHicr, lci half back.
LID nOnnaS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
worklngnan's Foo, Crushed.

jim Joiner. n cclorcd man. who works
for the Southern Railway at Finners
Point. was brought to st. Vinccnt's
Hospital this morning ut 100 O'clock
Ills foot was crushed while he was at
work there last night. The man was
brought 10 this side OF the river and
met bv the ambulance. After dressing
the wounded foot in the operating room
early this morning the man was found
not to be seriously hurt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
ATHLETIC SPORTS.
virginia's Victorious Struggle
With Richmond College Yesterday
Norfolk Boys Put up Strong Game
Only Ono Game Yesterday in National
Baseball League.
Especial to the virginlan-pilot.)

University of Virginia. Va. Oct. 10
Virginia was too much for Richmond
College to-day. Richmond clearly OUT
classed in weight. Within minutes play
Virginia made touchdowns. Virginia
kept up this rapid work. scoring - in the
inst half Walker. Lloyd and Naic tore
through Richmond's line repeatedly.
ruunimi; up score vi II for Richmond.
Landlord ana :. T.. Pollard both of Nor
folk. put up steady game. All now await
with interest the outcome of The game
with Indians at Washington Saturday.
THE LINE Up TODAY
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
CHECK FLASHING.

Harry w. Stewart. OF the u. s. S.
Yankee. now at League Island, Phia-
delphia, who has been stopping ut the
hotels Mt Old Point for about ten days.
was arrested yesterday upon the
charge of attempting to cash a forged
check at Schmeltz Brothers flank. al
legged to have been made by II. NJ. Pike
lessee of the Hygeia Hotel in favor OF
the prisoner, for the sum OF $l00.
Mayor Hope sent him on 10 the grand
jury. which meets in November.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11

the university. who secured n two
years leave of absence from his studies
in Rome. for the purpose of raising
iunuS Tor the endowment OF the in
Stitutions. reported that during tie
year he had secured $40. 900 for general
expenses and 100000 in pledges for
the endowment. Rector Conaty stated
That during the year he had received
$4,000 i'll cash. part for current ex-
pcnscs and part for endowment Of
chairs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
HAMPTON.

ADDRESSED BY MIR. MARSHALL
PETERSON, or NORFOLK.
Hampton. Va. Oct. 1O.-The lIamp-
ton Democratic Club held an interest
ing meeting last night. at which Mar
shall r. Peterson, OF Norfolk. delivered
an able address upon the question OF
"Our Political Duty" There was q
large attendance. The meeting was
called to order by County Chairman Dr.
Il. w. Shields and he announced that
Judge Tucker Brooke could not lac
present, but introduced Hon. Marshall
r. Peterson. who held the undivided
attention of those present
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
Observation-Disclosures: BOSTON,.

philadclphia Pa, Oct. l0.-Philadcl-
phio defeated Boston this afternoon by
timely hittiug Attcndancc-l,5 $50
Scotc by innings RI! T..
Philadelphia .-......1 . o 020 W 10 /
Boston -. ...... UOO020 90 e. !
I5attcrics.-Orth ana Mcfarland; Lewis
and puHS. Tuue--l: 45. Umprc-llurst
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
TOs1pONED.

New York Cct lO--New York Brook
lyn game at brooklyn postponed. account
wet grounds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
OIiIEn GAMES

University OF pennsylvania, 50; Dick
inson. ..
Princeton. 20: Pennsylvania state
College, o.
Yale. 30. Gates College. 0.
Harvard. is; Amherst, ..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
N u RSIN G MOTHE RS

want SCOTS emulsion of cod
liver oil, almost without ex-
reption. SO before they get
to be mothers, eating for two
is no small tax, continued for
months.
The emulsion not Only is
food itself; it gives strength
for digesting usual food.
If the milk is scanty or poor,
the emulsion increases supply
and enrichcs quality.
Wen s.nd soa a little 10 Try ii you-lite
HcoTT Z BOVINE. go Pearisuset New York.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
N'irginin.

RICnmOnd
College. Position. Virginia
Ellison .........lcft End .........Hooson
Mcconnell ........I.efI Tackle. Lloyd
Massey .........Icft Guard. Harris
carney ....... Centre. Montgomery.
Andcrton Right Guard. Haskell.
Row ......... Right Tackle. ........ Walker
rabbi (Captain. Right End. Bride.
llotchliss 800. Quarterback. Mallory
Pollard .......I.eft IIalf-back ....Carroil
l..,nlford ....Hlght Ilalfback 1919. Nallc
Sanford .......Lcft lack Coleman
I-lnal score: Nirglnia-5l; IichLnnMd
EO1IcEc-0.
l'ine OF Halves fifteen minutes. Ref
cree. pr. James Menison. Tlmcr-Dr.
L.Inhclh.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
PREsIDNNT NANIED.

1T The regular meeting Of the minis
tcrs' association, held IN the rooms o..
the Y. NJ. G. A. Monday morning Rev.
I.undy r. Wright was selected press-
dent of the organization.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-11
HUNTER -WILLIAMs.

There was n pretty marriage ccre-
mony at noon today in Courtlunl. Miss
Jamie Elizabeth Williams. daughter Of
Mrs. J. T.. Williams was wed TO W. T..
Hunter of Wilmington. \. G. Tho
event happened in 81. Lakes Erscopai
Church. The bride is 81 Young woman
of charming appearance. She las gold
On hair ana dark brown eyes Tho
groom is very popular in lis home
town.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-22
TWO CENTS
ALUMNI MEETING
Unanimous Sentiment of Grad
yates Against President.

They Make Some Warm Talks Every
One the Same Way Judge Dent
Elected President OF Association
Grand Reunion Being Arranged for
Next Year other Details.
A meeting of the alumni Of the
University was held in room number
ten OH Thursday afternoon and off
GERS elected for next year. Regent
James Fl. Brown has been president
and Prof. Robert A. Armstrong sec.
rotary for the past year. They were
succeeded by Judge NJ. II. Dent and
Mailman Barbe in these positions.
The attendance was quite large
and the alumni pledged again their
tealty TO the institution and TO all
that it represents. They took steps
looking toward the publication Of
an alumni directory aud will get it
ont as soon as possible. A commit
tee was appointed to have this in
charge.
Arrangements are also being made
for a grand alumni reunion and ban
quet for next Commencement. A
committee was appointed to look
alter this and they will endeavor to
get them all back next year Ito re-
new the old ties. The occasion will
be notable one.
The present state Of affairs sur
rounding the University formed the
theme OF all the talks and there were
number. Judge Dent aud others
voiced the sentiment of the alumni
when they started that there were
competent men to be placed IN the
Presidents chair and that some Of
these were to be found among the
alumni and among West Virginians
His remarks elected storm of
applause and evidently voiced the
unanimous sentiment Of the alumni.
IL is understood that he referred to
Pr. Purinton who is an alumnus
and also a native OF this state.
It is fitting that Judge Dent
should be honoree with the Presi-
dency Of the organization. He Ii
the oldest graduate OF the Uniyer-
sitv and is one Of the most honored
of the men on the rolls Of che Uni
versit'ys sons. The compliment was
graceful one on the part of the as
ISOLATION and 1t gives satisfaction
to every one concerned.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-22
CLOSING FErTIyITIEs.
Presidents Reception and Commence
ment Bali Take Place on Thursday
Evening.

Commencement festivities were
rounded out by the Presidents recep-
tion at the University and Commence
ment Ball at the Wallace House.
The former took place in the gymna-
SUM after the conclusion of the lee
ture by Roberts Harper. 1t was at
tended by an immense crowd of
people.
The Commencement Ball was given
under the direction of students Cato,
Capito, Mcdonald and Aiken. The
Wallace House was the scene of the
function which was very pleasant
one. Forty couples were present and
included many out of town society
people as well as the best known peo-
pie of Morgantown.
Kilmyer Of Wheeling furnished the
music which was in consequence one
Of the features of the evenings ENJOY
ment. The decorations were simple
and the whole affair was charming
one. 1t was arranged on the spur of
the moment but everything passed off
as smoothly as it could be. Next year
the bo.'s are hopeful that more liher-
al policy will allow them to 60 to the
TN iversity for this event
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-22
RANKS FIRST.
West Virginia Stands Easily Head in
Export Coal Trade-Rapid Increase
in Output.

The bureau of statistics of the
of commerce and finance, makes the
statement that expectations of coal
from the United States from July 80
to May 1900, were nearly fifty per cent
larger than for the same ten months
of the preceding year, and eighty per
cent larger than for the corresponding
ten months of the fiscal year 1898.
The production of coal in the United
States in 1898 was not only the largest
in the history of the country, but was
also larger than that Of England
which up TO that time had been the
greatest coal producing country in the
world The United States, therefore
became the largest producer of coal in
the world, and according TO the sta
tistics regarding expectations. above
referred to, is becoming leading fac
tor in supplying coal to foreign indus
trial countries. Heretofore England
has furnished the bulk of the coal
used in many of the European coun-
tries, but recently, owing to existing
conditions in that country, British
prices have shown quite an upward
tendency, and there has been conse-
quent falling off in the British trade.
While the British coal market is not
expected to remain in its present state
for any great length of time, yet there
is no doubt that this country will con-
tinue to increase its expectations into
foreign European countries West
Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio, the
three great coal producing states, have
great possibilities ahead. These
states have already had share in this
increase, West Virginia ranking first
among the coal exporting states.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-22
Hughes -Tnrner.

GRAFTON. w. Va, June % The
marriage OF Miss Clora Turner, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ Turner, Of
Washington street, TO Mr.. john w.
Hughes, OF Warrington, was solemn
lied Wednesday at 0 p. nj. In the pres
ence OF select few Of the intimate
friends and relatives, Rev. j. 3. Elan
agan, ID. ID. Of the Presbyterian
church. officiating. The bride is one
OF Grafton's most accomplished young
ladies and very popular 10 society cir
cles, while the groom is a native of
Chenille, w. Va. graduate Of the
West Virginia University and is now
holding a lucrative position as civil
engineer with the Standard Oil Com
pany. They left on the 1890 train
20 visit eastern cities will go from Nj
agara Falls by way Of the great lakes
to Sault st. Marie. Mich, where Mr..
Hughes has for the present been as
signed for duty by his company.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-22
APPROACHING MARRIAGE.
DR.. A. L. Boyers and Miss Mary Hayes
Is to be Welded on July 2rd.

Morgantown people will be pleas
antIy surprised to learn of the APP
preaching nuptials OF DR.. A. L. Boy
ers and Miss Mary Hayes both Of
this city. This event will take place
on the morning of July third at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George G.
Hayes the parents of Miss Hayes.
The ceremony will be performed at
seven o'clock by Rev. A. Cameron Of
Parkersburg and after a wedding
breakfast the young couple will
leave for an eastern wedding trip
going on the eight thirty. Only the
immediate members Of the families
of the contracting parties will be
present as the ceremony is to be 3
private one.
DR.. Boyers is a son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Simon w. Boyers Of Randall
this county and he has been located
in Morgantown for the practice Of
his profession of dentistry for sever
al years While here he has made
a great host of friends. Miss Hayes
is daughter of Mr. and Mrs Geo
G. Hayes and is esteemed as one Of
the most charming Of all of our
charming girls. The New DoMISIoN
joins with large circle Of friends
in extending the warmest congratn-
lations in advance.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-22
FELL AMONG THIEVES.
How They De Tender Visitors at Union
town. Coon R0bs One Man and
Pair Hold up Two Others.
ULiontown News Standard.

Bernard Early, who is boss at
some of the works in the klondike,
came to Uniontown Saturday after
noon. fell among thieves and was
robbed of $3.50 in hard cash.
Early, it appears, came to town
after transaeting what business he
had to.attend to, and INDUCED in
strong drink. He was having good
time, and about IL: 80 =. m. he wan
dered into the restaurant of Henry
Young, just beyond the Eastern
bridge, and while in there Sheridan
Porter. a colored man of town, enter
ed, and Early said to him, Dung
man, can you take me eny place
where we eau have a good timer
and Porter replied, yes, ''come with
me- and they started down over
the Eastern bridge toward the
b. q O. r. r. track leading over to
Coon Hollow Early had bottle
of whisky with him and was partak
ing freely Of its contents, Porter all
the time steering him toward the b.
Il O. station. When short dis
lance below the station Porter en-
ticed Early into box car, and he
was not in there long until he fell
asleep, and when he awoke all his
money except $25 which was lying
by his side was missing. Early had
$4S5 in bis possession when he met
Porter. He reported his loss to the
authorities, and the officers have
been investigating the matter ever
since, and finally fastened the crime
upon Porter, who was arrested Wed
nesday evening by Constable John
w. Murphy, and 1886, of the money
was found in his possession.
HOLD Up.
Ira Hustead and George Litman
while driving near Fairchance Wed
nesday evening were held up by two
unknown men and robbed. They had
been at Fairchance and were coming
this way when the men, one colored
and the other white, stepped out
from some bushes and the colored
man held them up with a revolver,
while the other took charge of their
pocketbooks Hustead had Sll and
Litman nine dollars, and after tax
ing this they handed back the peck
etbooks and told them to drive on.
1t is not known who these men were.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-22
OUR BELOVED DEAD.
Tributes to Morgantowns De-
ceased Lawyers.

Resolutions By the Bar and Church Re-
ferring to Senator WILEY, Judge Ha-
gans aud Hon. T. III. keck, Deceased
Words of Appreciation for the Hon
ored bead.
Every one feels like saying some
thing in memery OF the three great
lawyers OF Morgantow who have re-
Gently died. The Bar Of Morgantown
and the church have taken action in
addition to the tributes of every one
else. Below are the resolutions Of
each:
WHEREAS, Since the last term of
this court Philip II. keek, Esq, a
distinguished member Of the profess
sion practicing at this bar has depart
ed this life it is proper that we lately
his associates should make some ex-
preston of our esteem for aim and
our appreciation OF his worth. His
career as Il lawyer extending over the
long period OF half a century with his
arduous professional labors, integrity
Of purpose and intellectual endow-
ments have gained for him the respect
and admiration Of the public in no
ordinary degree. For many years he
was most conspicuous member Of a
great and learned profession, and
gained that distinction largely at the
bar of this court. 1t is therefore
Resolred, That we hereby bear tes-
timony To the many excelleneies OF
character OF our deceased friend and
associate. We refer with pride TO his
devotion. 60 the profession, his ardn-
ons labors and his successful achieve.
ments. We honor him for his fealty
to clients and duty, for his intellectual
powers and learning, and the lustre
which he brought to this bar and the
profession. A md as a memorial of our
feelings Of sorrow and regret for his
death, as well OF the high regard
which we have for his memory. We
respectfully ask that this honorable
court permit that these resolutions be
entered upon the record Of It's proceed
ings at this term.
Respectfully,
Jos. MoRELAND,
GEo. G. BAKER,
l. G. LAzzELLE,
Committee.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-06-22
Cheap Mt Any Price.

President Raymond of the Uniyer
sity wants to withdraw his resigna-
ton. Or if accepted he wants a
years extra salary. His employment
was bad bargain in the first in
stance and the school has been a
great sufferer by his presence. The
sooner he gets away from there the
better it will be for the state and the
university. And il nothing but a
years unearned salary will cause
him to quit, it viii be cheap rid
dance at that price.-Parkersburg
Sentinel!