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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
The Bar Association Adjourns in Confusion While a
Motion to Suspend the Attorney for Six
Months is Pending.

fast, and great confusion was the result.
~ member moved to suspend Mr.. Wen
Sdenburg 70 riifteen months. He quickly
amended this by making the term OF si.s-
pension twelve months. This was voted
down.
"A motion to adjourn was made, aud
many members left Thinking it would De
adopted. It was defeated. Then a. motion
to suspend for six months was made.
and before any action WAS taken upon it
the association decided to adjourn until
P. NJ. Saturday.
3 While Mr.. Wendenburg has been cen-
sured, he is still a member of the asso-
citation. There is q. mistaken idea that
lis expulsion from the association. or his
suspension, would debar him from the
practice of law. Only the courts can do
that
The meeting of the association was held
behind closed doors.
Mr. Wendenblrg, when seen last night.
said that as the association had decided
to hold a secret session he did not feel
at liberty to osc,iscuss what took place in
the meeting. I..AIl 1 can tell YOU. said
he, is that I have a. clear conscience,
and, us God is my judge, [ have done
nothing for which / can justly or rightly
be censured by my fellow-nlembers
of the association
1t will be recalled tIat Judge Waddill,
at Norfolk. entered an order discharging
the prisoners, who We're charged with tue
Williamsburg bank robbery 1t is chars-
ed that Mr.. NVendenburg, knowing there
was an understanding that the men
should be rearrested and prosecuted un-
der the State laws. secured Il copy of the
Juige's order, fastened to Richmond ana
secured their release. Mr.. WendenburS
states that he knew nothing of the pur-
pose of any one to rearrest the men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
MISS AGNES ROSE LANE ILL.
Popular Leading Woman of the Bijou Comedy
Company Couldn't Go On Yesterday.

Owing to a sudden and severe illness
Yesterday, Miss Agnes Rose Lane. the
pretty leading woman of the Biiou Com
edy Company, which is at the BiJou this
week presenting MY Friend From IN
dia,' was unable to so on at the matinee.
She went on at night, although very Ill
and weak. Neuralgia was her trouble
s. Word reached the theatre at ten min
utes past that Miss Lane weuld be un-
able to go on. For time it looked like
no ma tinee but finally the part was en-
trusted to Miss Pearl Tormey. of the
company, and with the part in one hand
anu good deal of faith she went on aud
played 1T. She did it well.
This makes the third member of the
company who is H.. Mr.. John W. Dunno,
the manager. has been ill for several
weeks with fever in Norfolk and recent
z1y his wife. Mary Marble. has been ILL.,
Now comes the illness OF Miss Lane.
G This has crippled the company very
greatly in the productions, but the laugh
and the ginger are still there. Mr
Dunno by the way. is rapidly improving,
and it is expected that his wife viii re-
turn to work on next Monday, when the
company opens In Norfolk in Hoytts "a
Brass Monkey, - ss4s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
FOLLOWS
RAIN AND THAW
Water Twenty-four Feet at Co.
Iumbia Last Night-S Streams
High in All Sections.

The continued rains and thawinS OF the
snow over the James River watershed
during the last two days have caused a
considerable rise in the water, and from
the muddy torrent which began Its plunS-
ing course through the city last night
at an early hour and the reports of hish
water in the upper James. there is reason
to believe a freshet is on which may ap-
proach the danger mark here. The neces-
sary precautions are being taken.
At Columbia. at Midnight the water was
reported at ztwenty-four feet above COM
mon tide and still rising, which promises
in Richmond between twelve and thirteen
feet. The danger mark for the James
River Division of the Chesapeake and
Ohio is tlirty-one feet at Columbia. The
railroad people DID not apprellend any
trouble last night, and the opinion was
expressed that the water would not so
much higher than already recorded I'M
less heavy rains continue
The heavy waterfall has been general
over Virginia and West Virginia, ano
from specials to The Times it is shown
that the streams In all sections are out
of their banks, and with continued rain
threaten much damage Of property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26

The City Bar Association yesterday af-
fernoon adopted the report of the Com
nlittee on Grievances censuring Mr.. L.
on Wendenburg for conduct that was al
legged to be unbecoming member OF the
body, but it refused to carry out the
recommendation that the accused member
be expelled from the association.
There was a remarkably large attend
ance Of members. Major Charles S.
StringfeI1ow, one of the most eloquent
members of the city bar, spoke about an
hour in defense OF Mr.. Wendenburg s
course in securing the release of Frisco
Slim and California Shorty from Hen
rico Jail last May. He argued with much
force that there was nothing that he could
see that was done unbecoming an attor-
ney. The Major was listened to with the
very closest attention.
Several Of the nembers took part In
the discussion after Major StringfelloW
had concluded. Among those who cham
pioned Mr.. WHer4denburg side were Col
onel II. j. Maury, Messrs. Isaac Diggs,
Conway r. Sands, r. T. Lacy. and a. II.
Sands. Messrs. Hill Carter, Eugene Mas
sic and others argued in favor. not only
of the adoption of the report, but for
CARRYING out the recommendations made
as to expulsion.
MIR. WENDENBURG PRESENT.
Mr. Wendenburg was present, but took
no part in the debate.
That portion of the report censuring Mr..
Weldenburg was adopted. but the vote
was not made public. When the vote
was taken on the question of. expelling
Mr. Wendenburg as a member Of the as
sociation. it was defeated.
a two thirds vote in the affirma tive Is
necessary to expel a member.
After these two propositions had been
disposed of, motions came up thick and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
1Br Associatcd Prcss.l

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-The all-import-
ant event in the itinerary of Prince Hen
ry of Prussia to-day was The launching
of the schooner yacht Meteor. built at
Shooters Island for the Princes brother,
the German Emperor. The christening
ceremony was performed by MISS Alice
Roosevelt, daughter of the President of
he United States. in the presence of the
President. the Prince, the German Am
bassador, Won IIollcben, and a brilliant
assemblage.
The Meteor moved down the ways at
1929, amid a scene of great enthusiasm.
The launching proper was without mis-
hap, and presented a graceful and beauu-
Gul picture, though il was accomplished
in a 1rizzling rain and other inauspicious
atmospheric conditions.
PRINCE HENRY DELAYED.
The special train bearing President
Roosevelt from Washington TO Il launch
Ing OF Emperor Williams yacht Meteor
reached Jersey City at $40 ~ NJ.
The President rcmain"' ca board until
the arrival of the Princes train 4 few
moments after eight O'clock
a cylinder head on the engine of the
l'rincc's special blew out the train was
DELAYED for mcre Than an hour At Bal
timore The stalled train WAS pushed into
adagolia, and new engine atiach
Soon after S O'Clock the President and
the Prince and their suites embarked on
a boat for ShoNtcrs Island. The party
proceeded directly from the ferryboat to
the stand which had been crccte0, at the
inshore end of the ways on which the
Meteor rested, The gun meanwhile boom
iuE salutes and the crowd cheering cn-
Enthusiastically. The President with Mrs.
aud Miss Roosevelt, arrived on the plat
form at ln:22 The President conducted
Miss Roosevelt 10 the small platform inn
in"diately under the bow OF the boat.
During the preliminaries on the stand
photographer from the lIohenzollerr
stood by with q camera and took numer-
oas snapshots. The Prince looked at
him occasionally and smiled Two 1nov-
Ing picture machines Were trained on the
same, and there We're scores OF cameras
lcseled at the party.
BOTTLE BROKEN.
In 81 drizzling rain. amid the roar OF
cannon, great cheering and waving OF
flags. the Meteor was launched. The scene
MAS one OF animation and good humor,
the cue for the latter spirit being taken
from Prince Henry and Miss Roosevelt.
who standing on the platform near the
Meteor. engaged in bvely conversation,
laughing aud Joking with the democratic
uncsremony.
Precisely at 1929 Miss Roosevelt raised
the bottle of champagne. which had beer,
encased in beautiful silver filigree, and
which was Suspended by q thirty-tive feot
silver chain. Dashing the bottle against
the side OF the vessel with vigorous and
effective hand, the wine breaking into
spray, Miss Roosevelt said in English:
..in the name Of the German Emperor. ]
.shristen thee Meteor. Her voice was
loud and clear. and could be distinctly
heard on all the surrounding platforms.
Then she raised silver axe and severed
the rope holding the weight which kept
the ship In tho ways. and the vessel went
gracefully into the water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
STORM ON
WESTERN COAST
Wind Reached Velocity Of Sixty
Miles an Hour and
Wrought Havoc.
lHr Associated Press. J

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb. 25.-One
of the heaviest southwest transforms that
has been experienced in many years
struck this city to-day. The wind at
tained great velocity, blowing forty-five
miles an hour in the city, while at Point
Reyes it reached sixty miles at 6:3e
o clock. Ships dragged their anchors or
l,roke their moorings at their docks, a
fishing boat was capsized. the telephone
and electric fences We're wrecked and pc
dcstrians were greatly inconveniancej.
North of the ferries craft of all sorts
was tossed about like egg-shells. The
transport Solace broke from her anchor
age and careeued about the hay like a
drunken sailor.
The transports HancoC< ana Rosecrans,
which arrived from Manila last night, re-
mained in the stream. No effort was
made to land their passengers.
The gale. as it swept over the Preside
reservation. left in its trail wreck and
ruin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
Amid Cheers and Boonns.

simultaneously cannon doomed, and the
noise Of the guns was lost in that arising
from the roar of human voices, aided by
the Royal German Band, the Naval Mill
tia Band and several bands on board the
various vessels surrounding the island,
where the occupants We're not permitted
10 land. Every hat was raised, and then
there was cheer after cheer for the Prcsi-
dent, the Prince and Miss Roosevelt.
MESSAGE TO EMPEROR.
Soon after the yacht had reached the
water the Prince wrote a cableSram to
the Emperor informing him that the
Meteor had been successfully launched.
Tho cablegrarn was in German, a trans
lation being:
To The German Emperor, Berlin:
Yacht just launched under brilliant
hand Beautiful craft. Great enthusi-
asm. congratulate you with all my
heart
(Signedl HEINRICH.
Soon after The launching the Presiden-
lial party and the Prince proceeded to the
hail. where q luncheon had been pre-
pared. The health of the Prince was drunk
and Prince Henry said:
..on this occasion wish TO call for three
cheers for the President OF the United
States Mr.. Roosevelt. Hip Hip, Hur-
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Prussia. Now, q. good one
freSidei't f,ooseStit . mp up, ~
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Mr. PRESIDENT ofLer three cheers
Tor The young iai5y VINO mas haa the
honof OF lanncillilS me Meteor.
Inc cheers were slreh, INC treslden- N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26

Passenger and Wrecking Train
CoIIided Head-0n at
Full Speed.
(By Associated Press.)

AUBURN, N. V, Feb. 25.-Five men
killed and two fatally injured in q wreck
early to-day on the Auburn Branch OF
the New York Central, two ami one
half miles west of Aurolis. A passenger
and a wrecking train collided head-on
while rounding Il curve at full speed.
The dead: John Hazelman, Of Rochester,
engineer OF the passenger train; Frank
Iiiles, OF Roslester, fireman Of the pas
senger; Edward Vine, of Rochester, bag
gageman; Engineer Durand, of Syracuse,
of the -wrecking train; Fireman Schmuck,
of Syracuse, of the wrecking train
Injured: Trainman j.. II. Renner, of
Rohester; Evan, member OF wreck
ing crew.
Both engines and the baggage car of the
passenger rain were remolisheG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
The Meteor Takes Waves Under Very Auspcous
Amid Cheers and Booms


the reception | have had from the first
day l landed up to this moment and it
is my sincere and certain impression that
tlBare is a strong feeling of personal
friendship arising between us. May it eX-
tend to the benefit of the great nations
Tie President then arose to answer,
saying: L wish to express my hearty
thanks for the kind words your Royal
lIighness has expressed on my behalf,
and 1 wish you to. understand that it is
no empty compliment when L say that
your Royal Highness has already won d
place in our affections and good Will l
appreciate the fact that His Majesty, the
German Emperor, has sent you to the
American people, and / thank YOU per-
sonally that you have taken "a step which
naturally must knit closer the great two
nations, for their friendship means SO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
Two Killed In Wrsck.
fBy Associated Press J

BY ASSoclated FresS-
YORK, PA, Feb. 25.-Two men We're
killed and one dangerously wounded in
a freight wreck on the Columbia and Port
Deposit Railway a short distance south
of McCalrs Ferry. about II O'Clock last
night The dead are: Engineer A. T..
Patch and Fireman Paul Wilhelm.
Harry Wolfe, a brakeman. was dan
gerously injured. The men are all resi-
dents of Columbia,
The wreck was caused by the train
running into 8 landslide. About twenty
five cars were wrecked to spIinters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
NORTH-RlyER OUT. ITS BANKS.
Rapid Melting Of Snow aud Ice Combining
Several Storms.

Especial Dispatch to The -Times.i
LEXINGTON, VA, Feb. 21.-Cwing to
a heavy downpour of rain. which has
prevailed since last night, all the streams
are greatly swollen, and North River IS
rising rapidly and is now beyond Its
banks.
The rapid rise is due to the heavy fall,
which caused the mass of sleet. snow and
ice Of past storms to melt, thus combin-
ing several storms. The electric lights
tonight are not in use because Of high
water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
BIG FREsHET COMING.
Warnings at Weldon Of Much Water in the
Roanoke
Especial Dispatch to The Ttmcs.>

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs>
WELDON, N. c.. F'eb. "a heavy
freshet in Roanoke River and a rise of
forty feet or more is looked for by to-
morrow morning.
Work on the burned portion of the Sea-
board Air Line Bridge near Norlina, Is
interfered with, the river being over the
bottom, lands, where the trestle was be-
ing reoaired
Notice has been received here and post
ed of the big freshet coming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
ROANOKE ON A BENDER.
Railroad Tracks Washed Out and Trestle
Carried Away.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
ROANOKE, VA, Feb 25.-Roanoke
River was higher to-day than it has been
for years About 100 yards of the Roa-
noke and Southern track was washed out.
and passengers had to be transferred
through the city on street cars.
The principal damage on the main line
OF. the Norfolk and Western was a heavy
slide at Montgomery Tunnel which de-
layed the eastbound train seven hours.
The trestle over Roanoke River at the
cotton mill, near the city, was washed
out for the fifth time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
Winchester Flooded.

(snecia1 Dispatch to The Timesl
WINCHESTER, VA, Feb 2o--toiloW-
ing the great snowstorm came a mighty
rush of water late this afternoon @ from 9 ON
sthe mountain section west OF Winches-
y ter. To- night the entire business sec
ton Is flooded and many cellars are full
Of water. The town run has overfoWed
its high wall for the first time In many
years and property along the waterway
has suffered much damage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
HEAVY RAINFALL,
stresms In West Virginia Up and ice Gorge
fRr Associated Press .

HUNTINGTON, w. VA. Feb. 25-
Heavy rains have fallen over West vir-
GINA. All the rivers are rising rapidly.
The ice gorges moved in the Guyan6otte
and Big Sandy to-day. In the former all
the timber RATS and small craft in the
mouth of the stream have been swept
aways entailing heavy loss. Twenty feet
of water is predicted in the Guyandotte
at Logan and a similar rise in the Big
SSand9 at WILLIAMSON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
The Storm IA Fauauier.

Especial Il Dispatch to- The Times.)
s@DEI4APLANE, VA, Feb, 225-This re-
Eion escaped the severe snowstorm which
visited the Carolinas some ten days ago,
but 1t. has Just passed through the se-
verest Eleet that your correspondence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26

lcontinurd on Third Rase.l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
RANCE OF THERMOMETERS.

The Thermometer ragged as follows at
The Times office yesterday: . a. M..
90: II NJ. is: 3 p. Al, So: 6 P. NJ,
g; r. NJ. IS; l3 midnight. a. Average,
so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for Wednesday and Thursd1y
virginia and North Carolina Fair Wedo
resday and Thursday: brisk ncrrfywest
winds on the coast. diminishing ThursdaH
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for SIfalooia. 5abet par $4,000
og aSiurancen $4,000. Im tror,
@rauben bar pooint. gpet eieoe ally
fnr iaa SlufninaSreoifaber til at
funne Itonie SIocn.
8ammel ManS itjelcr. Gen
72-aarige ". S. Worriion / Narail'
90, bel fienbt bIanot Neolemmer al
Dob SeIlops her / Statett, maa ilS.
tjene fin Strai i Statsirngilet, forot
ban Itial Ber9c, Oa ban bar 9eitprer
al SumeS Senbcrions 90. Smt bar
tibIi9ere aasierer for Sbo Selops /
Sprpa, % bet bar al bereS &usie, ban
fsrIt begpnbte at ltiGle. Sor at
ifiule Oct fsrite 3pperi begif ban bet
onoet, Tiger ban. San isgte at rsm'
me fra Staten. bo ban blep opoaget,
men bleu greben % er MI bemt.