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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
PEACE AMONG POLO PLAYERS
Mutual Expressions of Regret Between
Keene and Shrewsbury.
fs.o.y.+od Eroe,
(By Associated Press.D

LONDON. June 4-The Waterbury,
Shrewsbury incident. arising from the
use OIL spurs by Lawrence Waterbury.
while playing polo at Nottingham, Sat
Erday against which Lord, Shrewsbury
protested, has been settled out of court
ny an exchange of letters between Fox
hail Keene. In his capacity as captain OF
the American team. and Lord Shrews-
bury.
The correspondence follows:
Number 6, Aldford Street. Park Lane.
June 4.
"Iy Dear Shrewsbury deeply regret
TO hear that there is some unpleasantness
between you and one of my team regard
ing an incident of the game on Satur-
which / understand. you were acting in
dependently, in the interest of horse
flesh. am sure we are all sorry there
should have been any cause, in your opin-
ion. to have called for an expression of
your feeling.
Yours truly,
(signed) FOxHALL KEENE."
Lord Shrewsbury replied:
Number II, Gregg Street. Hanover Square,
June A.
my Dear Keene-1 was very GLAD to re-
ceive your letter, which I am only too
happy to accept in the good spirit in
which 1t Is written and which will close
the matter, so far as / am concerned. /
nm sure that whatever happened was
due. no doubt, to the excitement of the
Interesting contest and will not occur
sgain. This being SO I hope yoLr team
and yourself will give me the pleasure
of driving down with me on my coach
and having luncheon with me next Sat
u.day at birmingham.
Yours Sincerely.
(signed)
SHREWSBURY AND TALBOTT.''
This satisfactory solution of the dis
prte was largely due to the friendly in
PREVENTION of the Earl of Lonsdale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
TRINITY COLLEGE. N. C.
Dr.. Henry Van Dyke, ofPrinceton, Made
Address to the Graduates.
Especial Dispatch to The Tfmes.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tfmes.)
DURHAM, N. c., May affinity com
mencement for 1902 ended tonight in the
largest and most imposing reception in
the history of the college
The principal features yesterday and
last night We're the oratorical contest
and the meeting of the Alumni Associa-
ton. The Wiley Gray medal was won
by Edward Smithdeal of Advance, his
subject being Social Forces in the In
dustriaI Order" DR.. John f. CroweT, OF
Washington, D. c., presented the medal
The other three speakers were w. H
Brown, of Warrenton. "a Plea for Con-
sentative Progress" Clifford Lee Horna-
day.,of Norfolk, ga Crisis in Our Edu-
scational History" ]. M. Ormond OF Or
mondsville 1.-THE Function Of Two Sided
sPress;;,' all acquitted themselves we'll in
handling their subjects. Each literary
society gave three medals, the Hesperian
winners being. for declaimers medal. r.
r Tumage; debaters and orators, L. p.
Howard Columbia Society,"; declaimer's,
E. M. Tillett; debater.s, 6. N. Smith,
and orators, E. o. Smithdeal, the winner
of the Wiley Gray medal
DR.. Henry Van Dyke. of Princeton, de-
!livered the annual address to the grad
uating class in Memorial Hall at II A.
NJ to-day, after which the graduating
exercises were gone through with
The Alumni Association entertained Dr.
T. f. Crowell at an elaborate spread at
$50 p. NJ. at the Carolina Hotel, DR.. J. S.
Bassett presiding In the absence of ex-
Leutenant-G Governor Turner, the presf-
dent of the order.
Tonight the Kappa Alpha fraternity
had a banquet at the Carolina Hotel
and the young people are feasting and
sbanqueting all over town. Blue bunt-
ing, blue ribbon and pretty girls In
3spotless white, meet the eye in every
directi on. 7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
TO SE11TL III
CONTESTS TO-DAY.
Revision Committee to Hear.
Them at 9 O'clock.
BODY MAY TAKE A RECESS ! s
BODY MAY TAKE "a RECESS.
Talk Of This Course Instead of Final
Adjournment Governors Call for
Extra Sessionto Be Made Un-
der the New Constitution.

s The feature in convention circles yes
terday was the determination on the
part of the body to have the present Leg
.islature select the new circuit judges,
and to order the law-making branch of
the government here in extra session on
July 18th to recognize the new organic
law.
9Ine feature to-day will undoubtedly be
the hearing of contests over registration
boards for Norfolk and Scott counties.
Other contests may develop. but as yet
these are the only ones. That these will
furnish some spicy incidents there is no
doubt Local Democrats from both coun-
Ties are here to fight the respective re-
commentators OF nAessrS. PortIock and
klcnmond, and the cases Will be nearo
at 4 CLOCK .nls afternoon. It is thought
that the Final Revision Committee, IN
whose hands the matter is, VIII be able
to report a full list OF registrars to the
convention by tomorrow morning.
me FINAL Revision Commlrtee neid
session yesterday afternoon and another
last night, anu the schedule and regis
ira ton ordinance We're practically com
pieIeu. Inc question OF Wnelner me con-
.vention should adjourn sine ole When us
laDors are completed or take recess III
order to await developments, was IN
formally discussed, not acted UPON.
There seems 10 be pretty strons Ten
dency toward the latter course. Inc
Constitution will become effective on
July 10th, and the Legislature will be
summoned to meet FIVE days later The
reason for this is that the call OF the
Governor for an extra session may be
issued under the new Constitution.
The question OF having a legislative
commission to codify =. statutes OF tne
State vacation was up last night IN
the Revision Committee. but was not
definitely determined. 1t is likely that
the matter will come up in the conven-
ton to-day.
The Committee on Enrolment mas de-
cided to recommend that the Constltu-
ton be printed in combination type, and
that the headings and ulles 10 the VAIL
Gus articles be written. The conVen-
ton will deal with this report to-day,
and it is hard to say exactly what course
will be pursued 1t is said that the cost
OF the work will be about SLIGO. Be-
You'd the reports of these committees,
there is nothing pending before the con-
vention, and the daily sessions from now
to the end-which is evidently near at
hand-will be very short.
The enrolment of the new instrument
will likely hold the body here for about
ten days or two weeks longer, unless
there shall be recess until the work is
completed
The Committee on Printing, of which
Delegate Glass, of Lynchburg, is chair
man, held meeting yesterday, but did
not dispose of any business of Importance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05

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had accused Lopez OF being . traitor and
Lopez had accused Agoncillo OF being y
traitor.
Senior Buencamino said that at one
time the Junta at Hong Kong had been
furnished with the memorial to Congress
and accompanying documents and author
5ity given to spend 5000 In propagation
of the documents. At this time Agoncillol
wrote the witness that the propagation of.
the documents was not expedient as the
American officers had repndiated the au-55
thcnticity Of these papers. said to be
Signed by them. The witness also gave
the details of the Filipino plan In Oc-a
tober 1895. to catch the American army
between two fires.
Some words passed between Chairman
Cooper and Mr.. Jones concerning me
latter,s question. one Of them touching
on Senior Buencamino's religion was eS-5
cluded by the chairman. Mr.. Jones com
mcnted on the fact that Bucncam'no was was:
enjoying STAT job
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
REPUBLIC IN DANGER.
Love of Luxury Getting Better of the
National Conscience.

-
National Conscience.
(By Associated Press
CHICAGO, ILL. June 4.-The dangers
to American national life resulting from
the love Of ease and luxury, adduced by
modern civilization were pointed out by
Francis L. Patton, president of Princeton
University at the meeting of the Pres
byterian Social Union in this city last
night.
President Patton's address was upon
The Place of Consciencesin the National
Life His remarks tended to show that
the American ideals Of life had reached
a point where they no longer approached
the ideals of Christianity. Our.
National conscience is in great danger
1t present" said President Patton.
owing to the great desire for luxury
and wealth, which is pervading this
country to the detriment Of all other
ambitions. I have no objection to luxury
and riches In themselves, but it is in the
matter of attaining some Of the great
honor that the danger to our American
Republic lies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
DRUG CLERK BADLY BEATEN.
r. Wister White Unconscious and Hi:
Assailant in Jail.
1snecia1. Disnatch to The Times.l !.

(Special Dispatch to The Times.)
DANVILEE, VA. June 1T. Wister
White on duty as night clerk In the
Vest End Pharmacy, was assaulted last
night by Mr.. Frantz Martin, young
man. Both men are well connected.
Martin, in an intoxicated condition
sought admission between II and Y
o'clock saying that he had prescrlp .t
- no filed. white reluctantly admitted
him and an alteration ensued Of which
vervs little is known. White was struck
IN the head with a beer bottle and left
IN AN UNCONSCIOUS condition. lying out
eide the drug store door in his night
clothes and has not sufficiently recovered
t To- eiTTe a very clear account Of what
Ia nnened. His condition is thought to
bs serious. Martin is in custody. The
Mavor refused him bail and an appeal
- the Hastings Court is pending.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
WATERBURY SOLDIERS
Visit Richmond While on Their outina

The Old Dominion Steamer Brandor
from Norfolk landed in Richmond yester.s
day morning members of Co G. Second
Regiment. Connecticut National Guard OF
Waterbury, Conn. The party with a few
invited guests numbered eighteen and
they took in all sights of the city
The party will leave this morning for
Washington. where they will spend sew.
eral days viewing the sights of the Capt.
tai city. A good,y number of the party
witnessed the play of the Giffen Compan.
last night
In charge Of the company is Capitals
Daniel E. Fitzpatrick. The other officers
along are First lieutenant P. w. Hal
pin. Second Lieutenant Thos Mailman
Among the invited guests with the
party are members of nearly every pro-
fession in their city. The trip is then
regular annual summer outing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
Telegraphic Brevities.
fBy Associated Press.l

(By Ass0clated frebS.! '@1f-7
LONDON, June flight miners were
burned to death to-day as the result
of an explosion of gas at Gusta. keene
& Company's colliery, at Dowlats, Gla-
morganshire, Wales.
VIENNA, June 4.-The riotous strikers
at Lenberg. GaEcia, to-day pfllaged ba-
kers' shops and carts and had to be
dispersed by troops A number OF per-
sons were injured.
WASHINGTON, June IN L. Norvell
to-day was appointed fourth-class post
master at Island, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
Ambulance Work.

the ambulance, attended the following.
cases yesterday: Charles Tone. a. white
man. had finger cut at TrtgE's Fle
was treated and left. Henry Boursn (coI-
orded) had his head slightly cut ct tins
Locomotive Works and needed assistance.
At 1850 P. NJ NJ. J. Gesmallen, who is
white cut his hand The ambulance
treated him at Ninth and Arch Streets.
Thomas JEFFERSON (colored) had the large
toe on his right root taken nearly of by
an accident. and the doctors did the rest.
He was treated at 4:3O p. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05

Southern Railway. left yesterday for IA;
lantic City to spend some time recuperit
ing his health. He has been unable to bsl
past three months. Mrs Andrews and q
trained nurse accompanied him Hit
physicians report that his condition j,
now very satisfactory and expect that he
again in a few weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
TIDEWATER WEDDINGS.
One Ceremony in Norfolk and Two ine..
Portsmouth.

fSnecial Dispatch to The Timesl
NORFOLK, VA, June 4.-NIiss Edna
A. Howell was married this afternoon
at the brides lone In Client, to Mr.
Stephen v. HenneIly chief mailing cler,s )
of Norfolk postoffice. Rev. Fatheu
Drake. of the Sacred Heart Catholic
Church. officiated. Misses Scotia White
and Garnette White were maids of honor
Mr.. Joseph Hennelly, deputy clerk OF
the courts, was best man The young
couple. who are great favorites, left upon
a wedding tour
Miss Elizabeth l.. King was married
at Portsmouth this afternoon to Mr.,
George "A. Mitchell, and tonight Miss
Esther Branham Watts married Mr.,
James II. Lewis.
Portsmouth society was Interested IN
both weddings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
SUMMER EXCURSION RATES
Via Richmond. Fredericksburg & Poto-

Commencing at once the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company will sell special excursion tick.
cts to all the principal summer resorts
North and East. including many points
in Canada. at greatly reduced rates. Tick
cts good returning until October 81. 1Sog
inclusive. For through tickets and fur
Their information. apply TO ticket agents.
Byrd Street. Elba and Main Street. sta-
lions. or Richmond Transfer company.
eos East Main. Street. Jefferson Hotel anA
Mnrphy's Hotel.
~. 3 =. TAYLOA
1ranIc NanA0s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
Young Mems Association.

The directors Of the Young Mems Bank
ing Association met Yesterday afternoon
and elected the following officers: r. 70.
Barnes, president; S. D t1ia secretary.
eli, called meeting of this associa-
.+ions On Friday evening at $3.50 O'clock.
When some Important business will be
hro,mrht befora the Board of Directors. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
DELIGHTFULLY."- ENTERTAINED
Miss Kidwell Gives Her Dancing Class
Treat.

Miss Kidwell entertained her dancing
school and their friends In charming
manner at Northside Hall. on Chestnut
Hill. Tuesday night. After a delightful
dance. participated in by many young
people from Richmond and the Hill. there
was a delicious supper served The
dance at this hall Is given every Tues
day night. @
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
MR.. JONES QUESTIONS.
Senior Buencamino Put Through
Close Examination by virginian.
(By Associated Press

(By Associated Press.3
WASHINGTON. June 4.-Senor Buen-
canine continued his testimony to-day
before the Insular Committee of tho
House Mr.. Jones. of Virginia. ques-
toned the witness closely as to his decla-
ration TO Congress that the American
forces had brought on the present con-
inict under instructions Of President Nc
l1linley.
Senior Buencamino answered that he
had acted at the instigation Of AEuinaldo
land as his secretary. and he so appeared
] in the original document. Incidentally
1.-THE witness said he might besobliged to
jdivuige some of the secrets OF Agon-
ir:,Io and Sixto Lopez. two Of the Filipino
agents abroad. There were four OF these
agents, he said. who were at odds, maxi
.lng Independence impossible Agoncillo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
CORRIGAN'S SUCCESSOR.
Catholic Bishops Meet to Choose One
but Reached No Conclusion.
nv Associated Pre-

(By Associated Press.l
ALBANY, N. Y, June 4.-Eight Roman
Catholic bishops of the province of New
York met here to-day to select three
names to be forwarded to Rome as their
preference for the appointment as arch
bishop of New York to succeed the late
Michael Corrigan. The participants in the
meeting refused to divulge any OF its de-
liberations. but it was learned that no
vote was taken and they adjourned to
meet in New York next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
SHEEP WERE DESTROYED.
Russian Mud Volcano Has Violent
Eruption.
{By Associated Press.)

BAKU. RUSSIA. June 4.-The Gusy-
gran, mud volcano, situated near the
village of Kobi, Caucasia. has erupted
The outburst was accompanied by can
non-like reports The country around
the volcano for some distance was en-
yeloped in flames. but. with the excep-
ton of the destruction Of f1ocks of sheep,
no fatalities have been reported. A few
shepherds were burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
NEVER REACHED RANGOON.
Steamer Camorta Sunk With Six Hun
dred Souls Aboard.

RANGooN. BURMAH. June 4.-The
steamer Carmorta from Madras for; this
port. with $50 passengers, all natives,
which was believed to have foundered
with all on board on May 9Th in a cy-
clone, has been discovered sunk at Ba-
ragua Flats. in the Irrawaddy Delta.
directly in the track Of shipping. The
top masts of the vessel protruded above
the surface of the water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
George w. Thomas Killed.

Special Dispatch to The Times.
DANVILLE. VA. June 4.-Infofmation
comes from Pelham. N. c.. that a man
about sixty Gears old was killed there by
moving train while walking on the rail-
road track. A letter found on his person,
addressed TO George w. Thomas. Danville.
Va. was the only means OF Identifying
the man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
MOTION OVERRULED..

Supreme Court Refused to Quash In
formation.A Against Packing Companies.
tBy Associated Press.}
81 ST. LOUIS, MO-, June The Supreme
court at Jefferson City to-day announced
that 1t had zoper-ruled the motion of the
packing companies to quash the informa-
ton filed against them by the Attorney
General.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
Virginia Patents.

The following patents were issued at
wa shington. D. c.. to Virginia. inventors
for the week ending June 8. 1902:
No. 701575 Michael Kirshner. Lynch
burg, Va. baling-press. s.
No. 70l576. Michael Kirshner, Lynch
burg, Va. bale covering.
No. 70l52a, Charles R. Wyborney, Pc
tersburg. Va. peanut harvester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
Graduating Exercises.

The commencement exercises OF the
era duate nurses at the Retreat for the
Sick were held last night The four
nurses who completed the course are
Misses Wolf, OF this city: Hudson and
Allen, of Staunton. and Swift, of Louisa
county. =
slower. Greer H Baughman and Ramon
4 Garcin took part in the exercises
EThereswas music at the conclusion OF the
programme. Refreshments were served.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
Sailed for Coronation.
(By Associated Press. 5

NEws YORK June 4.-Rear-Admiral,
John Watson and General James H
Wilson. who will represent the army and
navy Of the United Sttaes at the corona
ton of King Edward. sailed on the steam
ship ST. Paul.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
Shortage Paid.

Special Dispatch to The Times
NORFOLK. VA, June THE shortages
of Postmaster Burroughs. of Portsmouth,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05
Colonel a. 3. Andrews Health.

81. Especial Dfspatch to The Tfmes.)
RALEIGH, NJ G.. June 4-Colonel a.
3. Andrews. first vice-president OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05

Mr.. AIRY Toney. a well-knowr Man
chester young man, is confined to his bed
at his summer home in Chesterfield, with
sickness of serious nature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-05

Respectfully yours,
ROBERT WHITTET, Sr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-15

aud Wing Steps that ali the others would
seem TO be Hitched
So Mr.. Piker allowed the Tout 10 take
him by the Hand for he was too weak
Ia resist and together they wandered off
into Dreamland Piece by Piece the or
happy Samoieans went up. RinkabOO was
played in all the Books. straight place
and to peep Mr.. Piker found himself up
in the Grand Stand holding his Head with
one Hand while i'm the other Hand was
PinOchle Deck. suitable for framing. II
Rinkaboo finished at all, Mr. Piker was
a Wealthy Man. IL he happened in
toward the head OF the procession. Mr.
PikeF would have TO send Cor q Furni-
ture Van. If he came First IL would he
a case of HOboken for every Book inside
Of the Fence
After il was ali over aud Mr.. Percy
NJ. Piker was riding hOmeward with his
Head out Of "A Trolley Window. he re-
called dimly that large number Of long
f, legged Ponies came out on the Track
one of them was the color of an Old
Glove and was doing 4 TwO-Step. There
We're about twenty minutes of Tugsinc
around az the Bend I'M the Track and
then they ali lited away like flight 81
Swallows. and there WIS one Horse in
front and Mr.. Piker had "a Convulsion
and frothed at the Mouth Presently the
Tonic seemed 10 die away and something
. Blew and Rinkaboe fell down and Stoned
ON his Lipg He came i'm about tho time
( they were blowing the Horn for tho next
/ Race.
And nov MIR Piker can take Callus M
to his Room and tell him how he stood
70 win Sl.3i0
MORAL: Even the Best cannot nick
them every WhirI out Of the Box.
[ Copyright, 1902 By Robert Howard
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-15

Blackboard and demanded s. worth of
Bright Eyes at Q 20 T. While he was
struggling to get to the Fence he heard
someone say that Appendicitis was right
and would win 10y "a City Block. A Low
Moan escaped him He climbed over
large mass oECulOred People so as to get
s. down ON Appendicitis The Odds were
10 :. re got balled up i'm his Arithmetic
ana while ne was waiting for the Figures
20 shifi so that he could butt I'm with his
Z, Bel rang and the Mob tore for the
FRESH Air Ife climbed a Pole and saw
Bright Eyps doing Solo. He let go and
tie Gate and spread-eagled his Field 1t
was Case of winning on the Chin
STap Mr.. Piker was first in the Line
Shaking Ike CorB-StarCh Pudding. He
wanted 60 cash before the Book failed.
y few Moments later ne went out be-
hind the Grand Stand and counted UP
and found that be had SO. lie had the
Panama and one Shirt. The still. small
Voice said Duck" but he thought Of
Claire and his coming Vacation There
grew within him a high resolve to clean
UP the Betting Ring and quit the Mer-
camille Life.
In the Second Race there was p Brown
Mare by High LOw-Dreamy Eyes at 81
with F0garty up. whatever that meant
he heard Hickey in a Striped Sweater
tell a red-headed Man that Josie Jinks
would roll in. Accordingly he gnawed his
way ~ 10 tha Workman with the Pencil
ana laid Twenty at 80 to l. Then he
wished that be hadn't for he met a
Friend who whispered 'SaSsafTas" to
him. Also he heard someone saw thar
Josie links was three-Iegged and \ had
Actress. After which he went and put
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-15
FABLES
ADE.-A
/ Cold Water on bis Head and died several

Cold Water on his Head and died several
Deaths.
Josie Jinks carried on her Back some
thing Just out Of the Cradle that had
number ) marked on g.. Mr. Piker had
his chin over the Fence and was Won
dering if anyone would gather up his
Body and put fl on the Train. His Pulse
was up 10 $50 and be couldn't hear the
Band play.
He saw them come past the first time.
Sassatras had a piece Of Daylight. be-
tween himself and tho Bunch The Boy
was going along under Double Wraps
with lot No his Sleeve. Away back i'm
the Pocket there was something with a
on IT, Percy ciung to the Fence and he
felt The Chill como up his Legs Sassa-
lraS had them smothercd. lie heard the
Roar behind him and knew that an Awful
Thing was being pulled off but he did
not have the Heart 10 look AS they
pounded up tho Stretch he lifted a dying
Gaze and saw figure move ont of the
horrible MiN-Cp and 1t was all over but
the Cashing.
A bug-eyed Maniac. with his Collar TO
the bad was found wandering hither and
thither with so in his Left Hand The
Tout had 10 shake him a couple OF times
before he came TO. The Tout had some
Goods of "A very superior Quality. In the
next Race there was a Collie that had
enough Hop IN him to convert a Selling
Platter into a Reina. 1t was like making