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Arizona republican., 1902-12-07

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Arizona republican., 1902-12-07

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Arizona republican., 1902-12-07
IT'S JUST A COUCH

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
TRINITY COLLEGE.
The Fraternities Give Swell Banquets.
Further Exercises.
(special Dispatch to the Tin1es.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)
DURHAM, N. c., June 3.-In connection
with the Trinity College commencement,
the Kappa Sigma fraternity gave BAN
quet at the Hotel Carolina last night S.
w. Sparger was POSTMASTER.
Following the lead OF the above So
ciety, the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
had q banquet at the same hotel. with
over hundred guests present-one of
tile SWEETEST events of North Carolina
four hundred. Music was furnished by
the First Regiment Band. of Richmond,
and the happy POSTMASTER was Joseph G.
Brown, of Raleigh The fraternity
also enjoyed picnic and barbecue yester-
day at the farm of B. N. Duke. west OF
the city.
The trustees Of the college held their
annual meeting yesterday and adjourn
ed over to to-day.
The closing exercises of Craven High
School, an annex of Trinity College,
were concluded last night in the Me-
mortal Hall. J. F. Bivens, headmaster,
presided.
DR.. Van Dyke, who was to have de
lfvered an address to-day, could not
get here in time and the programme has
been changed so that he will make his
talk tomorrow.
The city is crowded with visitors, but
they all have comfortable quarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
AT LEXINGTON.
Trained Choir Sings Appropriate
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Parade.

fSppcial Dispatch to The Times.
LEXINGTON, VA, June 3.-Confeder-
ate Memorial Day was fittingly observed
here to-day. Exercises were held !. IN
the chapel at Washington and Lee I'M.
4yersity this afternoon, with an address
F nv Rev. Dr.. George w. Finley on Ine
Private Confederate Soldier" q theme
which he presented with great eloquence.
The chaplain of Lee-Jackson camp,
Rev. DR.. r. J. McBryde, opened the
services with prayer. Music was FUR
nished by trained choir. as follows:
Mesdames s.. B. Walker and Reid White;
Misses Helen Booker, Bette Glasgow, Sal
lie Preston, Professor A. L. Nelson, Cap
tain S. B. Walker, DR.. l.. 4. Walz. ana
Mr.. B. e. Vaughan. Mrs. A. D. Estiii
presided at the organ. .'"Tenting on the
Old Camp Grounds" and Aud Lang
syne" were sung with fine effect.
Al The conclusion Of the services IN
lie chapel procession was formed on
the University campus and marched to
the Lexington Cemetery, where sleep the
fallen heroes. The mounted marsna!s Tor
the occasion were: Colonel J. D. H.ERoss,
chief. and Colonel J. A. Gibson. Colonel
J. Scott Moore, Captain T. S. White and
Captain w. B. F. Leech, aids.
The soldiers square had been beauti'
fully decorated by the Daughters OF the
Rcbekat,, Independent Order OF Odd Eel,
lows. The tomb Of General Robert p
Lee. at the chapel. and the statue OF
General stonewall Jackson, at the GENE
tery. had been deliberately decorated by
The Daughters of the Confederacy.
a salute was fired by the cadets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
MASsANUTTEN ACADEMY
Commencement Exercises Farmers
Engage Largely In Chicken Raising.

Isnecial Dispatch to The Times
WOODSTOCK, VA. June 3.-During
last week there were two light frosts
saen here, which nipped few of the
cucumbers and beans. but did very lit
tie damage.
Invitations to the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Lillian Elton Spiker. TO
Mr.. A. NJ keller. have been issued by
aIr. ard Mrs. J. S. spiker;: OF Maurer-
town, Va. The ceremony will take place
at e:45 A. NJ, on Wednesday, June 9Th.
at their home
The commencement exercises Of Mas
sanutten Academy. of Woodstock. are
being held this week, and are attended
by large crowds. The baccalaureate SER
uosn was preached In the Reformed
church on Sunday night by Rev. Mr..
9Iay. sof Roanoke. and the closing exer-
cises viii be held on "Wednesday night
at the Academy.
There ie great deal Of discomfort in
,,,is section OF thu stats on account
n the action OF tho cnnsH tutional Con-
ycntton In voting to proclaim tho new
y gtitutionf sas the organis law.
Quite number OF farmers In shenan-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
CONTRACTS FOR TIL
N[WPO' news Y [ YARD
To Overhaul Atlantic Liner and 9
British Troop Ship.
FORTUNE TO A BRIcklAyllE |Il'
Drops His Trowel and Speeds TO New
York Without Waiting for the Com
CALCULATIONS of His FRIENDSHIPS
for New Baptist Church.

Especial Dispatch &c The Tfmes.1
NEWPORT NEWS VA. June 2-The
National Guards. OF Waterbury. Conn.
arrived at Old Point this morning on the
Old Dominion steamer Jamestown. There
are about one hundred Of them in cons.
mand of Captain v. Z. Fitzpatrick Az
ter an inspection Of Fort Monroe. the
company came up to Newport News and
visited the shipyard. returning to Old
Point in the afternoon and going thence
to Norfolk.
The shipyard has Just concluded two
overhauIing and repair Of the North
German Lloyd liner Kaiserin Maria The
resa, which plies between New York and
Hamburg. She will arrive Monday and
will be the second ship of this line to
come here. the first being the Inflated
Main. which was burned in the Hobo
ken fire and rebuilt here at cost OF
about a million dollars.
BRITISH TROOP SHIP.
The second contract is for overhauling
the British troop ship Monarch. which
ran aground coming out OF Cape Town
recently She is about seven thousand
tons net, and the largest vessel to enter
this port.
c. r. Mills. bricklayer. has received
papers informing him that he Is heir TO
100000 left him by his aunt. who died
recently in New York. He was working
on the new Warwick brewery when the
letter from the New York lawyers came,
turned his trowe1 and other tools over
to his next neighbor and quit work on
the spot Mills was one OF the steadiest
| and best bricklayers In the city and was
very popular in labor circles.
NO CONGRATULATIONS.
He did not wait. however. to receive the
numerous congratula tons that his friends
were anxious to tender him, but iefs
forthwith for New York.
The congregation of Newport News
Baptist Church will advertise tomorrow
for bids for their new church II WIZ
cost about $4,000 ard will be the hand
soonest editice Of the sort In the city,
when completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04

son is the prevailing color in the spacious
hallway, which is literally a pot of roses,
lined with beautiful palms. Among the
house guests will be Princess Troubetz-
koy and her sister, Miss Landon Rives,
of castle Hill;" Miss Julia Magruder,
the authoress; Mrs. Robert Black, of St.
Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fuller, father
and mother of the groom; Miss Coudert
and Miss Flicker, of New York
Another wedding Of note will be that
of Miss Mary Turner Graves, daughter
of Prof. Charles A. Graves, of the law
faculty, and Walter Lee Murfee, a master
of arts of the University, and now pro-
lessor in Marion Military Institute, Ala
banla.
This event will occur Thursday even
ing at the brides home, on East Lawn.
After the ceremony. which will be per-
formed by DR.. George l.. Petrie. Of the
Presbyterian Church, the young. couple
will sail for New York and take the
steamer on the seventh for Europe, where
the summer will be spent. Miss Mar
garet Graham. of Lexington, Virginia,
will act as maid Of honor.
Among the guests will be Miss Prath-
er, Of the University OF Texas; Mrs. E.
B. Anderson, of Washington; Mrs Car
michael, of lexington, and seventy-fiye
others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
Fire Near Gainesville.
Especial pispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch to Ihs Times.
CARTERSv1DLE, VA. June 3-While
Mr.. F. w. Rhodes was returning home
from the village on his wagon this MORN
ing, when within about mile from home.
he saw the roof Of large two-story
kitchen in his yard. In a light blaze
He Jumped from his wagon and ran as
fast as he could. but the run was a
long one, and ere he reached the place
Others had discovered the fire and were
dghting 1t bravely.
The cook had been living in the kitch.
en-, and most Of her things on the lower
f!oor were saved The building and all
else burned to the ground. The main
dwelling. Just a few yards from the
burning building. was in great danger.
The fire cannot be accounted for In
any way, and there had been no fire in
the house since last Thursday.
Mr.. Fred ", Rhodes. In his frantic eff
forts to save the house. was overcome
With the heat, and was seriously II
for several hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
FARMERS HOUSE BURNS.
Rivercomb Does Not Deny His Purpos
10 Run for Congress.
fsnecfal D,spa tch To The Times.

Special Dispatch to The Nmes.l
CONVICTION, VA, June IA fire,
which resulted from running a stove
pipe through a wooden partition. destroy
ed on Sunday the home of Mr. Louis
Sprouse, five miles north Of Covington.
At the time only his wife was at home.
and practically none of the furniture
was saved The loss falls heavily upon
Mr.. Sprouse. who Is a Woodworking far
rner.
The friends Of Mr.. George "A. River
comb, OF Covington. were not surprised
to read the Buckingham special IN Sat
urday's Times that his name was men
toned In connection with the congress
sional race against Congressman Hal D.
Flood. MAen shown the article. Mr.
Rivercomb would neither affirm nor
deny the rumor, and 1t is probable that
he Will be candidate.
A special from LeWisburg. Greenhrier
county. W. Va. says that in the Demo
cratic primary, held there Saturday,
jonathan Mayse, the present clerk OF
the Grcui. Court, and Charles B. Bus
ter, at present the clerk of the county.
were again nominated, their opponents
being respectively Messrs. Armentront
and A p. McclunE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
c.&o.sUMMER TOURISTS RATES
Weekend, One Fare, Excursions.
Grass Widowers' Rates.

Beginning June 1st, the c. & O, Rail.
way will place on sale Summer iouris5
Tickets to the Summer Resorts on and
reached BY its line, limited for return to
October sist Also Week-En n one1 r. Ire
and Anderson Inclusive, sold for trains of
e each 1i Friday and Saturday. limited to ex.
pire with the Monday following date OF
sale. r:,.,
Tickets to all stations on main line be-
tween Richmond and Staunton. inclusive:
and on James River Division, east OF
HowardsviIIe inclusive. at a rate Of One
Fare for the round trip will be sold sol for or
SUNDAY on the James River Division and
for ali trains OF Saturday on main line
limited to expire with the Monday follow
For Descriptive Folders containing lists
OF Resorts and country places on the
G. & O. Railway prepared to take
summer boarders. Apply at Richmond
Transfer Office or c. & 0. Railway Pas
senger Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
ROCKsPRING INSTITUTE.
Diplomas and Medals to Fair Young
Graduates.

fSnec.nl Dispatch TO The Times.)
TWYMAN'S MILL, VA. June Sine
& commence exercises of Rock Spring
Female Institute closed Friday even
ing. The largest assenblage of patrons
friends and visitors in the history OF the
institution were in attendance. the large
chapel in which the exercises We're con-
Quoted not accommodating the ladies
present.
The decorations were elaborate and
pretty. The exercises were opened with
IN address by Rev. T. S. Lietch of Mad
iscn, after which distinction medals were
conferred. with instrumental and vocal
music interspersed
Miss Maggie Aylor, of Beuna Vista,
received a medal on music. The scholar
ship medal was again awarded Miss
Sallic Frye, of Pratt's.
A gospel temperance meeting, under
the auspices of the W c. T. u. was
held here Sunday afternoon. 1t was
well attended and much Interest mani
Tested.
Mrs. E. W. Twyman spent last week
with her aged father. Mr.. Joe Fray, at
Dulinsville. He is very feeble. being
confined to his bed great part Of the
time.
Mrs. Martha Calvin. who has been Wis
fling friends and relatives here for sew
erai weeks, has returned to her home at
Wclftown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
NOTABLE SOCIETY
WEDDING EVENTS
t. Charles Fuller, Of New York,
to Wed Miss Fairfax Loving,
Murfee.. Graves.
Especial Dispatch to The Times. J

Especial Dispatch to The Times
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. June S.-No
social event for years past has attracted
more interest among the smart set at the
University than the wedding Of Miss
Fairfax Loving and Mr.. T. Charles Full
or. Of New York. which takes place at
the College Chapel tomorrow evening.
The attendants and house guests have
all arrived and they compose q merrJ'
party oft the brides home on West
Range. All was laughter and gayety
today as the bridesmaids were putting
the house in trim for the small reception
to be given to the bridal party tmme-
diately after the wedding ceremony The
decorations are elaborate. The drawing
room, with its antique furniture, which
has been in the family for two hundred
wears, is a dream Of loneliness. being dec
Grated with palms and crimson ramblers;
the room will be Illuminated with candles
and lamps with crimson shades. The
furniture in the dining room is old mahog-
any,; there the color effect is pink. roses
being the flower most in evidence; Grim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
REV FOS1ER|S
[AB| 1: PASTOR.
Installed With Impressive cere-.
monies.
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OR. HENDERSON /. +. { i RE
Merchants are Being Petitioned TO Close
Their Stores Early-Jas. Harrington
Arrested for Shooting Another
Negro at Newport News.
OR. HENDERSON RESIGNS.

-
Special Dispatch to The Times.)
PETERSBURG, VA. June 3-Rev. ].
S. Foster was installed tonight at pas
tor of Tabs Street Presbyterian Church
in this city. The services were conduct
ed by a commission of East Hanover
Presbytery, composed Of Rev. Dr. Rus
byterian Church, Richmond; Rev. DR..
r.. P. Kerr, pastor of the First Pres
#byterian Church, Richmond; Rev. DR..
j. w. Rosebro, Of Fredericksburg; VIII
Ham McC White, pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian Church, in this city; Rev.
Harry W. Pratt. pastor of Old-Street
Presbyterian Church, and Ruling Elders
B. b. Vaughan and Captain John *.
Patterson. The sermon was preached by
Rev. DR.. Rosebro. The charge to the
pastor was delivered by DR.. Kerr and
the charge to the people by Dr. Cecil,
who also propounded the constitutional
questions. Drs. Kerr and Rosebro were
formerly pastors Of this church.
Dr.. J.. NJ. Henderson, who for sew
eral years has been an assistant physl-
clan at Central State Hospital. has re-
signed and will go to Middleboro, Va, TO
practice his profession.
EARLY CLOSING.
A petition is now being circulated re-
ouesting the merchants of Petersburg to
close their stores at 6 o'clock each eve
ming except Saturday evening. Most OF
the merchants have already agreed ana
there will hardly be any to dissent
The Petersburg Baseball Club will
play the Forest Hill team in Richmond
tomorrow.
James Harrington {co1oreD, who shot
w. d. ELeake (colored), in Newport News,
Easter Monday, 1890, was arrested this
of II "
sitter, near this city, where he was en-
ployed. The authorities in Petersburg
recently received information from New
port News that the negro was wanted
in that city. He was arrested To-day
by Officers Donahue and Heelan dar-
rington says the shooting was the Fe-
suit of a quarrel over borrowed money
He shot Leake four times. two shots tax
ing effect Leake has since recovered
Harrington regrets now that he did no,
stand trial He is confident that he vii
be acquitted, as he says he shot Lea11e
in self-defense Harrington, while out or
ball. was persuaded by his friends t
leave the city before the day of trial.
BIRTHDAY OF DAVIS.
The Petersburg Chapter of the Daughters
of the Confederacy observed the birth
day of Jefferson Davis by giving a silver
tea for the benefit of the Davis monument
fund. This tea was held in A. P. Hill
Camp Hall this evening from to 1913
O'Clock, the receiving party consisting Q.
the following ladies': Mrs. Robert
Meade, president OF the Grand Division
| of Virginia: Mrs. James w. Claiborne
president OF the Petersburg Chapter; Mrs
w. Pryor Jones, recording secretary; Mis-:
A. w. Morgan corresponding secretary
and Mrs William R. McKenney, treas
| urer.
Barney Gaines. colored man, dice
suddenly on Commerce Street, near Yves
End Park, this evening from pulmonar.
| hemorrhage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
WEST PIT FEMALE SEMINARY
Rev. Or. w. E. Evans breaches the. BAG.
caIaureata Sermon-New journal.

caIaureate Sermon-New journal.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
WEST POINT, VA, June 3.-The COM
nencement exercises Of the West Point
Female Seminary began at the Metho-
dist Church last night, Rev. DR.. W. r..
Evans, of Richmond. preaching the bac-
calaureate sermon.
The exercises opened with prayer by
Rev. J. A. Sullivan. The young ladies
of the Seminary sang several selections
The exercises were concluded at the Ma
sonic Hall tonight. when diplomas anu
certificates of proficiency were award
ed.
The w. G. It. u. Convention Of the
Richmcnd District will meet in the Metho-
dist Church here June 10th.
Mrs. Thomas Henly, who has been very
Ill, is convalescent.
Miss Lucy Littlepage and Mrs V,
Blund have gone to Atlantic City.
Mr.. Hucale King, of King Wlliianl
county, has accepted a position IN Rlc es
mond.
A Republican newspaper will be started
here in few days. It may be owned
by joint stock company. or one gentle-
man may make the venture alone.
The veneer factory will undergo repairs
while the workmen are out on strike,
The public schools OF the town closed
to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-04
AT TY, P, ], MORRIS
TO HAVE JURY TRIAL
lie is Full Of Fight, and Proposee
to Make it Interesting for
His Fellow Lawyers.
fspec,al Dispatch to me Times. J

Especial Dispatch to The 5TimeS.)
NORFOLK, VA, June 3-Attorney P.
J. Morris, whom the Norfolk and Ports
mouth Bar Association are taking steps
to disbar, is to be accorded a jury trial.
He says he will make lively fight be-
fore the jury, and will tell what he
knows about other lawyers here.
1t begins to look as though this case
will be among the raciest in legal an
nails in Virginia. Mr.. Morris is credited
with knowing much. and is expected to
tell it.
The Brotherhood Of locomotive En-
gineers to-day settled for six thousand
dollars the old Guilfoil Meadow Lawn
farm claim Of twenty-three thousand
dollars against the order.
Rural free delivery mail service In the
country about Norfolk as far as Will
loughby Spit will be inaugurated July
1st with John F. Hayes as carrier.
Rev. Dr. Stagg, of Charlotte, N. c.,
desiring to accept the pastorate of the
First Presbyterian Church, Norfolk, and
his congregation declining to release
him, a committee from the Norfolk
church will go to Charlotte tomorrow
to prosecute before the Presbyte-
terry their claim TO secure the pastor.