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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-06-07
Epgiish Pr0nuncia ton.

An English journal recently won
dered whether the pronunciation of
some of the ignorant classes or of
some of the cultivated classes Is the
worse. For instance, the groom says:
carry, 'old my 'oss." But the curate
says: "He that hath yaws to yaw, let
him yaw." And the doctors wife says:
"Jawge, please go to Awthah and aw-
dab the hawse, and don't forget to look
at the fah." And the vicar says: "If
owah gracious sovering lady wur-ah to
die."-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-06-07

shore. and II has caused the death of,
explorers on the summit OF Morne Pc,
lee. 1000 feet above the sea. far in the
interior. It not only infests the boz
tanical gardens in the suburbs Of ST..
Pierre. but enters courts and houses.
while the sugar plantations literally
swarm with this terrible serpent. which
finds there its chief food--rats and
lizards.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-06-07
Heroes of Domestic Injustice.

Society to-day Is strewn with the
wrecks 81 men who, under the north
east storm of domestic infelicity, have
been driven on the rocks. There are
tens of thousands of drunkards to-day,
made such by their wives. That is not
poetry; that is prose. But the wrong
Is generally in the opposite direction.
You would not have to go far to find
wife whose life is a perpetual mar
tyrdom-something heavier than a
stroke of the fist, unkind words; stag
gering home at midnight and constant
maltreatment, which have left her
only a. wreck of what she was on that
day when. in the midst of brilliant
assemblage the VOWS were taken, and
full organ played the wedding march,
and the carriage rolled away with the
benediction Of the people. What was
the burning of Latimer and Ridley at
the stake compared with this? Those
men soon became unconscious In the
fire, but there is 30 years martyr
dom, a so years putting to death. yet
accomplishing. No bitter words when
the rollicking companions at o'clock
in the morning pitch the husband dead
drunk into the front entry. No bitter
words when wiping from the swollen
brow the blood struck out in mid
night carousal. Bending over the
battered and bruised form of him who
when he took her from her fathers
home promised love and kindness and
protection, yet nothing but sympathy
and prayers and forgiveness before
they are asked for. No bitter words
when the family Bible goes for rum
and the pawnbroker's shop gets the
last decent dress. Some day. desir-
ing to evoke the story of her sorrows.
you say, We'll, how are you getting
along now?" and, rallying her tremb-
ling voice and quieting her quivering
lip. she says. Pretty well, thank
you; pretty WELL" She never will tell
you. In the delirium of her last sick
ness she may tell all the other Sc
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-06-07
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
THEY RAISED CAIN
ON, A STEAMER
Women Passengers Returned to Start
ing Point Under Arrest.
THE P0ST0FFICE BURGLARS.
Judge Waadul Sentences Them to the
oIoundsvilie Pcnitcntiary for Four
Years EacEs-Joi,n Mitchell
Goes to Same Place.
THE POSTOFFICE BURGLARS.

NORFOLK. VA. June 12.-special.-
Madeline DeIacey and Ona Harris, tirst-
class passengers, who arrived here on the
steamer Norfolk from Washington. We're
arrested on arrival placed III Jail and
shipped back home tonight.
They grew boisterouS on the steamer,
and were locked I'D in their state-rOom.
This angered them. and they smashed the
glass in their room with the water jug.
They raised such a row that thsy were
finally put in irons on the lower deck.
Passengers say there was an awful time
aboard the Norfolk
John Mitchell keeper of Il sailors
clearinghouse at Newport News, was
sent to MoundsviIIe Penitentiary for two
years by Judge Waddili to-day Mitchell
forged anothers name to a posto1fice
order and made away with his money
The four men who gave the names OF
yVfuie Dunn John Anderson and Thomas
Blackburn. and who robbed The cane
Charles postoftice of some $500, were
each sentenced to serve four years at
Mouudsville Penitentiary and 70 pay a
fine of $3.50. the men are ilL-taEored
crooks They are believed 10 be those
who robbed the Williamsburg Bank and
various cOStoniceS;
J. II. Van Vranken. who arriged mere
from Baltimore with an educated horse,
= donkey. monkey and dog, was arrested
at portsmouth on the Geographic request
or tht Baltimore police. lie was later re-
leased and left for North Carolina. Van
Vranken claims that his arrest was I'M
warranted and it so appeared
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13

81 i do
evening. held at the Maaonic Temple,
elected the following OTHERS:
ALIEN G. Quarles. Worshipful Master,
Frank ". Cunningham, Senior Warden
John S. Smith, Junior Warden; ". Il
Tatum. Treasurer: Worshipful Junius a.
Cosby, Secretary. Frank M: Cunningham,
Senior Deacon: John c. Thomas. Junior
Deacon. ". Leroy Sutherland and a. K.
Pollard. Masonic Relief Board. D. =
Quarlcs.
Ine master made the following appoint
ments: CHAPLAIN. John Fl. Dickerson;
Stewards. a. S. Owens. James Augustine;
masonic Section. Worshipful ]. ]. Crutch-
field: Masonic Home, Worshipful III. Car
Ter Osierbnd: Tier. w. ]. Lynburn.
The committee appointed to make suit
able ARRANGEMENTS for St Johns Day
made their report. and it was adopted.
that they celebrate the day on the night
OF the 18th instant by having reunion
of the members. their wives and daugh-=
tiers. confer the Master Mason Daughters
degrees on same. have a musical and
vocal entertainment and banquet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
Buckingham Delegates.

BUCKINGHAM C. H.. VA, June r.
Special.-Pursuan to the call of County
Chairman w E. Pratt a mass-meeting
OF the Democrats of Buckingham was held
here yesterday Court Court day) to select
delegates TO the Tenth Congressional DIS
trict Convention, which meets at Buena
Vista on August 1st next.
The following twelve delegates were
chosen: John Twynlan, C. dollhouse Pat
teson, William Williams, T. c. Moon, j.
7. Kenna, A L. Pitts. P. A. Forbes, 2. a.
Grigg, E. w. Hubbard, H. NJ White, Z.
C. Woodbridge and ] w. HeDditctl.
The delegates were instructed 10 vote
for Flood as long as his name is before the
:Buena Vista convention.
After delegates had been chosen. Hon.
H. D. Flood addressed the meeting in a
graceful and wel-dehvered speech. Cap
tain camm Patteson and Mr.. E. W..
Hubard also made speeches
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
UNIVERSITY GERMAN.
u Brilliant Scene III the Fayerwcatilel
Cyaln;iSiIInl.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, June p
SDecial.-Tne 7. 1. L. X AS had their
annual german in the Fayerweather Gym
nasium last night, ana il was considered
by all one OF the most delightful features
OF the finals. Besides the regular mem
bers OF the fraternity there was quite a
number OF invited guests, who came 10
enjoy the hospitality of the University
boys. The participants were:
Mr. Pillow with Miss Boyden MIR. stiles
with Miss Philips Mr.. y Cooke with
Miss Ansey. Mr.. Murphy with Miss
Slater, Mr. Mccall with Miss Lewis, Mr..
Burwell with Miss Howell, Mr. c. Nelson
with Miss Dame, AIr. Perkins win Miss
Laugalin, NJ Toole with Miss Burwell
MI furnise with Miss Vawier, Mr. Davis
with Miss Harrison, AIr S.Dl.gnan. with
Miss billiard, Mr.. George Wertenbaker
with Miss Roller, Mr.. r. D. Cooke with
Miss Emily Gibson, Mr.. Paul Cooke with
MISS Hiti, Mr. Owen with Miss Worthing-
ton, Mr.. Griffin with Miss owen, Mr.. a.
HsSton with Miss Mallory. Mr.. ". c.
Moore with Miss Holt, Mr.. Venlble with
Miss Bonney Mr. 3. Cooke with Miss
Waiter. Mr. Caves. with Miss Clara Cooke.
Nh Brien with Miss Shields, Mr.. r. p.
Page with Miss Weddell, Mr. Matnewson
wlth MISS Moore, Mr.. Jones with Miss
Baines, Ny Archie TIoxton with Miss
~ N.~S4i<tlli H!tI MESS OrutcIiie.Ji.
Nh c. L, Williams with Miss Riley. Mr..
Walker with Miss Bolton Mr. Aston with
Miss Smith, Mr.. Hanckel with Miss Nell
son, Nj. j. Taylor with Miss Humphreys.
Mr Gordon with Miss Gunther, AIr.
Grandy with Miss Mary Watts Woods
Mr.. Peters with Miss Sallie yyo0ds Mr.
Brent with Miss Jones, Mr.. ". ". Moor
VITA MISS Hancste, Mr.. Paine with Miss
Wo!te, Mr. Burks with Miss Walker. AR.
Male with Miss Bette Cooke. Mr.. Sands
With Miss Lucy Cooke, Mr. Swift with
Miss Louise Ceche, Mr.. AcPhee5ers with
Miss Masters, Mr., Cary with Miss Annie
Mason, Mr. Rogers with Miss Thornton.
Mr. Roger Wake with Miss Lille. Mr.. Bur
dean with Miss Lyons, Mr.. s. Fleet with
Miss Baker, Mr. Price with Miss Bryan,
Mr.. Lee Taylor with Miss Rosser. Mr.. Ell
lott with Miss Gordon, Mr., Mallory with
Miss De Witt, Mr. Hanckle with Miss
tlndlay, Mr. L. NJ White with Miss Jo-
seDhine Gibson
stays: Messrs. SHIRLEY, Claiborne. Estes
Cooke. Dole, Baker. Clay, Grubb, billiard
Wexford, Jones, Vlckers. AEichaux. Owen
Splllman, East, WomIey, Smith. Barlow
Hiarosa, Alex. Nelson and Mcintosh.
Chaperons: DE-. and Mrs r. H. Dabnev
Prof. and Mrs. R. c. Minor, Colonel ami
Mrs. Carter, Prof. and Mrs futile and
Adesdames Bolton. Lie. Thornton, Cooke
Echols, Footz, Srnitt2, Ea-ringer Harmon.
Perkinson, Weoas and Bucknaster
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
giate oratorlcal contest held in Lexington
A SILVER SERVICE.
DR.. Rosebro Honorcd by His Old Flock.
Death of Baseball

Death of Baseball.
PETERSBURG, VA, June 12-Speciai-
Mr.. Thomas sWhyte has accepted the posi-
ton of ticket agent for the Seaboard Air
Line Railway in Petersburg.
Mr.. Whyte has been in the employ of the
Norfolk and Western Railway Company in
this city for ten years. When quite a
how he secured a position in the freight
department, and his diligence and strict
attention to duty won for him successive
promotions At the time he accepted the
position with the Seaboard Air Line he
was assistant ticket agent for the NorIolk
and Western in this city.
Mr.. Fayette Laborn, of Norfolk, succeeds
Mr.. WHITE as assistant ticket agent in Pc
tersburS.
Mr.. z. Reinhold Rogers, son of Capt.
Rogers. of this city, has graduated from
the University of Virginia, with Masters
degree.
Mr.. H. Herbert Wright, son OF AIR. -Au-
gustus Wright mas graduated from the
Same institution as Doctor OF Medicine
Miss Waite, of Tenn. is visiting Miss
Percival, on Washington Street
Rev Dr. Rosebro received a handsome
silver service this afternoon from the con-
gregation OF Tabb-Street Presbyterian
church 4 letter. written by Messrs.
Vaughan and ParhaIl, representing the
elders and deacons, accompanied the SER
vice.
There viii be no game Of ball this after
noon in Petersburg. The manager OF the
Petersburg Baseball team is unable 10
keep anv longer the men WHO nave been
playing with the team US they have not
received enough in salaries 10 pay neces-
sary expenses. Manager Kelly has done
all in his power to keep the team together,
and only surrenders when he finds It nee
essary.
The Ladies' will give lawn party Thurs
dav afternoon and evening at the Heath
Place. on Market Street. for the benefit OF
the Home for the Sick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
FINALS AT STAUNTON.
Closing Exercises at The Virginia Fc-
male Institute.


STANTON, VA, June 12.-spec!al-
The finals of the Virginia Female Insi-
tute, the Diocesan School for the two Viz
GINA Dioceses, began Sunday, when the
bacalaureate sermon was preached by Rev.
DR.. Arthur Lloyd. of New York.
The art exhibit of the school took place
Monday This department is in charge OF
Miss Marsh, a graduate of the kensingston
Art School, England. The exhibit was
very fine. The concert and closing exer-
cises took place this morning.
The music both Instrumental and vocal,
was of a high order. There was only one
graduate Miss Blanche Palmer, Virginia,
being awarded diploma in the school OF
music.
The medalists We're: Instrumental mus
ic, Miss Margaret Goodwin, Virginia; Gym
nastics. Miss Mamie Cowardin, Richmond,
Va; Collegiate Scholarship Miss Carrie
Conway, Miss; Academic Scholarship.
Miss Hattie Henlle, Stanton, Va; Pri-
mary Scholarship, Miss Matte Taylor,
stanton, Va. These were delivered by
Rev. Robert c. Jett.
The benediction was pronounced by Rt.
Rev. Robert a. Gibson, OF the Diocese Of
Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
ST. Louis Strike

ST LOUIS, MO. June 12.-There was no
important developments in the sureet-car
strike situation to-day. The Transit Com
pany claims 10 have the situation practi-
ealiy under control by reason of the pro-
lection afforded by the police department.
and the sheriff's posse conltatus
1t is claimed that the ears are running
on all lines, going above the schedule or
some lines, and meeting all demands OF
traffic.
The suburb line was running Tonight
for the first time since the strike This
line is considered by the police as the most
difficult one 20 protect after dark
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
A FUGITIVE CAPTURED.
John Ward Atkins i'll Custody After
Eai,an 1sn,,r 1-n.,..s. ;, x.......x

oo.ii ~ ofu !s1fAiiiS III custody After
Being Many 1eurs at large
DANVILLE. VA. June 12-Special.-
John Ward Atkins. convicted of murder
in the second degree in this city in 1894,
and who made his escape while en- route
to the penitentiary is now under arrest
in Alabama. according to a telegram re-
ceived by the sheriff of PittsyIvania coun-
w this afternoon.
Atkins was indicted on Il charge of
killing his uncle. He was taken to the
train from the iail here b. Deputy Sheriff
Moses F. Richmond. a brother OF the
superintendent of the Denitentiary, who
left him in the car handcuffed and went
out to lunch counter.
While absent the prisoner walked from
the car. was met by friend. and in a
closed carriage was driven away.
the affair was thought by many to have
been prearranged, and Moses was dis
missed from the service of the State
Since that time no clue has been OBJ
tanned regarding the missing man until
to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
A STRAY BALL.
Young Man Drops "a Pistol and Wounds
Three PcuDlc

Young Man Drops "a Pistol and Wounds
Three People.
L1NCHBURG, VA, June 12.-soecial-~
Two persons Were wounded by a pistol
which was dropped by d young man from
Campbell county, Fleetwood H Holt, this
morning The Chesapeake and Ohio Sta.
ton was crowded witt excursionists on
their way TO Norfolk. Young Holt was
in the crowd, when Il pistol fell from his
hip pocket to The platform, and was dis
charged There were a number OF screams
from the women and several EXPLANATIONS
of pain.
Jonn Tarode, white boy from Amherst
county. was s;lot in the left leg just above
the ankle, and Miss Maude johnson receive
ed q wound in the tt2igh. Both were flesh
wounds. But the bullet did not stop after
hitting these two people but grszed the
left foot of Mrs. D. Goodman.
Holt was placed in Jail. and will be held
until his preliminary trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
MISS BODEKER PRESIDENT.
She Succeeded DIR. Judd &. Wood at
the Head OF the S. p c. A,

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Directors of the Richmond So
ciety for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals was held last night ct the resi-
dence Of Mr. w. Ben Palmer, No. i West
Franklin Street DR.. Jud 3. Wood was
in the chair with the following members
present: Mrs. w. Ben Palmer, Miss Pearl
Bodeker and Messrs. W. Ben Palmer,
John Caa,nblin, William Rehling Z. c.
Mayo, and Captain Cyrus Bosseux.
Miss Pearl Bodeker. who has filled the
position OF managing director of he Church
Hill Branch so acepta5ly for The last year.
WAS elected president BIZ rising vote, 20
fill the unexpired term of Ar. Ira Now
cry. DIR. Jud b Wood declined election
on account of private business.
The agents report for the month of
Nav showed that 81 cases We're attended
to which We're classified as follows:
Animals suffering with sore backs and
and iame.-.,- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
Animals unfit for work and sent 10
stabie--.-. $1,000. --..-.-.-....--.... 3
Cruelty to teams. whipping. &c..........
Cruelty 10 cats and doss---..-...,.......3
Cruelty 10 goats....-...-........-- ........
Cruelty TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cruelty TO calf
Overloaded teams. -.-..-...-....
complaints investigated of trivial
nature. ....- .---.--.- ---..-.....-..-.-...
Admonitions 10 drivers. -.........
Animals suffering Tor want OF Shoes.
Total.-.-- ...----...---.-..- 81
During s:e month the following ami
mails Were tIumanely destroyed: Cows. i;
dogs. 4: cats. 2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
WilI Close Early,

The following downtown retail plumbers
timers, gas and steam filters will close
their places of business at 6 O'Clock P. NJ,
from June 18th to September 18th:
L. w. Giazebrook, W +. Maloney 6. Co.,
j. W. Anderson, (for W. ]. Anderson.
Jno. Bowers, Jr., 6, Co, Morgan 4. Mills
& Co., VIM. S. Barrett, Dalton & Chap
pcI, J. E. Phillips & Son, Jno. II. Rose
& Co., c. Manning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
Shot FNrp.n Ambush.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, June 12-Special
John II. Swartz, residing two and a half
this morning, while on his own premises,
shot from an anbuSI. by two strangers,
who have not been aDDrehended.
Three balls entered MS body. The
wounds will not prove fatal.
Jonathan PierDont. Il well-known citi-
zen, aged siXty-one, died to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
g "a 81 E So ga
sssr, the a The Kind You iiass Always Bought
S'sa es TIT ZNzsZIx
LOW RATES NORTH AND WEST.

Before you travel North or West call
uDon or address the undersigned FOR low
est rates via York River Line and Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Royal Blue
I,;ney. Superb steamer service to Balti-
more. connecting with the finest, fastest
and safest train in the world Leave
Richmond daily except Sunday from the
Southern Railway depot at 1870 P. NJ
Apply TO C. w. Westbury T. p a.
southern Railway. 800 East Main Street:
richmond Transfer Co., 90S East Main
Street. Of Arthur G.. Lewis. Southern
Passenger Agent B. and O. Railroad, Nor
folk Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
I.ooseyelt Won,t Rud.e

ALBANY, y. Y. June Ex-Governor
Roosevelt to-day again reiterated his for
Iner statement. relative TO accepting the
Fice-PreSidential nomination on the Re-
publican National ticket. which ne has
absolutely declined:
I have nothing TO add said the Cow
ernor. TO what / have already said. NY
decision Is irrevocable."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
DESPERATE CAPTU RED.
Two uanGinas Are Probable in
Durham.

DURHAM. n. c., June 12.-Special.-
Deputy Sheriff John f. HARDWOOD and
Coroner j. +. Maddry last night captured
the negro murderer, Simon Harris, who
q year ago and escaped arrest. The ne
gro had his gun. and was with three OF
his pals in a log cabin when the arrest
was made by breaking III the door OF the
house and covering the gang with pistols
in both hands. a daring feat. This cap
-ture brings before the next Criminal
Court of Durham two capital cases for
trial. Since the formation OF the county
there has never been Il legal hanging in
it. but the lawyers say there will DC two
when these cases come TO trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
MRS. LIVELY WILL RECOVER.
Bids Opened fog New Electric Plant
III Frederick Sirur"

IT! T Tt'UEE'lCE SFlIrT.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, June 12.-
Special.-Mrs. Alexander Lively, who with
her companion Limerick Gale, attempted
suicide by taking laudanum as published,
lis improving. and will probably recover
Mrs. Lively declines TO talk about the mat
ter. She is a daughter of Aubin Bussic,
and was visiting at the latter's home near
Mud Tavern, when the tragedy occurred
Gale was the OverSeer of BuSsic's farm.
Bids Were opened to-day for the cree
ton of a new electric light plant here by
the city. The bidders are Baltimore,
Richmond and Philadelphia parties and
they will not be made public by the COM
mittee until the City Cuoncil meets Fri
day night.
Fire destroyed the residence of f. 70.
Harding, in Stafford county. Sunday night
Nothing was saved and the inmates had
a narrow escape from death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
THREE KILLED IN A FIRE.
Big Cooperasc Plant Burned in
Rr30i!yn-

NEW YORK. June 12.-Three men were
killed, eight so badly burned or manned
that they are in the hospital. and three
other men are missing. as the result OF 4
fire in the cooperage establishment OF
Paul Weidmann, at North Eleventh
Street and Wythe Avenue. Williamsburg.
Brooklyn, tonight. The property loss
is variously estimated at from 5000 to
s25oOoo.
TIE building was four stories high, and
there were over one hundred employees n
the place at the time Many OF these
Ieaped from the windows anu made their
escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
A broken Will.

NORFOLK, VA, June 12.-Special.-
Judge Hanckel to-day declared invalid the
will of the late Pilot Joseph Runviile. by
which Runv4lie sought to disinher!t his
infant son by his divorced wife. and wiled
his $4,000 estate to his uncle and aunt. An
appeal is probable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
WEEKEND TICK ETs r., Il. &PR.R

tinuing during the Summer, the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company will sell rouna-trip tickets from
Richmond to stations on its line on Sat
urdays At the one fare rate. good TO return
unit! the following Mondays. Tickets on
sale only at Byrd Street Station
w p. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
Plumbers TO Resume Work.

There was a meeting of the Master
Plumbers Association at the office OF Mr..
John II. Rose Yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of discussing the strike of the
luurneymen plumbers. which has been on
for several DAYS. The journeymen are
now contemplating accepting the terms OF
the master plumbers. Some OF them Will
resume work at once. while others will
contend for So for nine hours, work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
Judge patrick Henry Nominated.

pIete returns from the congressional dis
trict Democratic primaries in this. the
Third Mississippi District, indicate that
Judge Patrick Henry, of Vicksburg, has
5been nominated by a large majority.
This. election was to choose a successor
TO Thomas c.. Catchings. who retires a
the end of his present term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13
MAY ASK FOR TRANSFER.
1t Is Said That Rev. Kiddick lay CT

II Is STU IIlIL ItES. ILiUUICk Way 90
TO Asylum.
It was learned on yesterday that coun-
sci for Rev j. E. r. Faiddicls would prob
ably make application to the Governor
for pardon Of their client from the peni-
tertiary, and ask that he be transferred
to an insane hospital.
Governor Tyler stated last night that
he had heard nothing officially of the
matter, and, therefore, had nothing to
say on the subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-13

WASHINGTON June 1.-THE secre-
tarE or War has directed that upon the
arrival or an army transport at a foreign
port the transport QuartermaSter shall
in person call at the United Staaes I.esa-
ton or consulate and report the arrival
of the ship in port