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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-13

PRttic Dance Hawthorne. 1.unenburg
county: Emily, Blanche Hogge, Gloucester
county; Carrie Jameson. Mccklenburg
county; Sallle Dennison Jernigan. North
Carolina; Mary venable Jones. Nottoway
county: Sallic Duncan Joynes. Northamp-
ton county; Laura Sue Mapp. Accomac
county: Clara Palmer Pennington Bruins
wick county: Constance Salome Post
King and Queen; Brownie Myrtle Rosser
Campbell county, Lucie Meredith Scy-
mour. Brunswick county; Anna Myrtle
Swift. Chase City; LettIe Sybil Wallace
Elizabeth City county: Margaret Evelyn
Wyatt. Northampton county.
Full Observation-Disclosures Sue Edward
Armstrong, Nottoway county: annie Leo
Bland. King and Queen county; Iona
Isabel Edwards, King William county:
Mary William Irby. Nottoway county;
Janye Taylor Jackson. Amelia county;
Elizabeth billiard Jackson. Nottoway
county; Emily Scott Massey. Kentucky;
Mary Margaret Smith. Princess Anne
county: Matte Clcevland Thornton, APP
pofattox county: Mary jamie Wilkinson.
Lunenburg county.
The annual sermon was preached sun
cay morning by the Rev. r. II. Eenrett.
presiding elder OF tn. Richmond District.
The next session OF the institution Will
begin September nth. and already the
prospect is that the accommodations OF
the school will be taxed to The utmost.
Tie class OF 1904 numbers ut present
n:ty.six--twcnty more than the class os
1903 numbered one year ago.
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VA. POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
The Closing Exercises Begin To-Day
and Run Four DAYS.
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tSpec!ai tC 1 He riioS- DItopt''S11. a.
Tuesday Of the v. P. I: commencement
exercises Is always the largest crowd In
attendance. There has been published In
several papers in the state a programme
for the Y. p. I. exercises. giving sham
battle as Wednesday, afternoon. when 1t
should be published as Tuesday -.
tie more than anything else. Below Is
the official programme as published by
the Institute, which gives the exerci ses
as they will be carried out. The Juniors
senior german takes place Friday night,
June Eth:
bration Lee Literary Society
Sunday, June 14th-1 A. M: Baccalau-
reate sermon, by Rev. w. A. Barr. D. D.,
$50 t +. Nj W. Sermon before Young Mems
Christian Associations. by Rev. r. d.
Smart D. D.. Norfolk, Va.
Monday June 18th. n,,a Al NJ ~ AddFe en
Harry st. George Tucker. Lexington. Va.
3 p, NJ: Competitive drill.
$50 p. NJ: Battalion dress parade. !.
$50 P. NJ: Celebration OF Maury Lit
Tuesdayi June ls = All NJ; Alumni nrI
r. NJ: Review of battalion. followed
$50 + NJ: illumination Of campus; band
concert: fire works.
Wednesday. June l7th-lo A. NJ: Pro-
10 lo; j,is 4, NJ NJ ;. Essays by members of
70 NJ Comforting OF degrees.
1890 p, NJ: Address before graduating
class. Hon. A. c. Braxton, Stanton. Va.
. r. NJ: Commencement ball.
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COLLEGE
FINALS
Four Days Exercises at
Washington and Lee.
HAVE ANOTHER ACADEMY
The Degree Men and Medalists at Ran
doIph- Macon c ollege-Closing Ex-
ercises at Blackstone Female
Institute.

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LEXINGTON, VA. juno 12.-Following
Is the official programme Tor commences
ment exercises at washington an and So, Lee
gramme SGom na paepa''u = '"'
Sunday, June l4th-11 A.. NJ, baccalau-
reate sermon Rev G. NJ mawkinas e:t R Ri
dress before the Young Mems Christian
Association. Rev. w. I. pickard. D; u,
pastor, OF the First Baptist Church of
ga atE'tS p WI n. ilnal celebration Of Inc
Literary Societies; President. w. b..
St san Fsas see fa
Vile, Fla; Orators. Graham Ice Society,
NJ & Hudde of Sornth va va Washing M
t muG society Le Row Tbomps on. OF War
rem rem Ark; L. G. Miller, Of Abingdon, Va:
Tuesday, June l6th-10 a. NJ, annual
meeting Of the Board. Of Trustees 3 r.
citation; 9 p. NJ, address before :, tho
ward, class of IS, Governor OF South
Carolina. Presentation OF the Pinkney
Prize Cup to the winning crew IN tho
annual regatta.
Wednesday, June 17th-1l A. NJ, clos-
Ing exercises; delivery of certificates,
prizes, ETC.; address before the Literary
IL. b., OF New York city; unwilling OF an
oil portrait of Judge William McIaugh-
lin, presentation address by Hon. a. c..
Gordon, Of Stanton. Va, and address
of acceptance by Rev. G.. 3. Strickler,
D. d.. Of Richmond, Va: law class ora
ton w. w. Farrow. OF Richmond. Va:
valedictory address by g. c. Mcneil. OF
charlottesville, Va; delivery of diplomas.
10 P. NJ, final ball. President j.. w. Bag
ley Of Fayetteville, Tenn; chief mar
shall for the commencement exercises, H.
S. Osburn, of Baltimore. Md.
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AMHERST PEOPLE
ARE BOTTLED UP
The Flood Entirely Washed
Away Road Leading to
Several Settlements.
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Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)
AMHERST, VA. June 12.-One hundred
thousand dollars would not repair tho loss
sustained by the people OF this county
from the freshet The situation reported
from SCOTS Branch. small stream
which comes out Of mountain hollow,
Is rather novel one. There has always
been road along the banks OF this little
stream, which leads to several settle
ments. but the morning after the storm
these settlers found themselves complete
ly bottled up; their road was all gone and
rocks piled heap upon heap where the old
road once was, and 1t Is reported by some
Of the best informed citizens In that sec
ton that another road can never be made
along this branch again. So the good
people on Scott's Branch are wondering
az to how they are ever to get out OF
this hollow with horse and wagon again
Many who were great sufferers from the
storm and fresllet are bearing UP under
their misfortunes bravely, and have gone
vigorously to work again In the hope OF
repairing their shattered fortunes, and
quoted from the revealed word, saying:
"Shall we receive good at the hands OF
the Lord, and not evll7'
Mr.. w. Ernest cambridge, clerk OF the
County Court. returned to Amherst this
morning over the Southern Railroad with
his bride from North Carolina, formerly
Miss Annie Hobson.
There was no County Court held In this
county during the month of May, as no
Judge was on hand; so n considerable
amount of work Is In waiting for the new
incoming judge. j. NJ. White, who will
doubtless be here next Monday to preside
oyer the court. 1t Is thought he will have
moro than weeks work here at his first
term.
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EMORY AND HENRY
Closing Exercises and Contests for
Literary Prizes.

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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE. VA.
June 12.-The closing exercises OF what Is
considered by many the best commence
ment at Emory and Henry College In
many years were held Wednesday night
In the large gymnasium VI.
The commencement exercises began with
the Williams contest In defamation Sat-
urday night, Mr.. P. M. Mills. OF virginia,
receiving the we'll earned prize. The bac-
calaureate sermon. very able and high,
ly appreciated DISCOURSE. was preached
Sunday morning BY Bishop Il, e: Mo rro
music of the occasion was rendered more
enjoyable than usual by the singing of
Miss Griffith, Of California. a vocalist
Of national reputation. Sunday evening
Young Mems Christian Association by
Rev D. Emory Hawk. an alumnus OF EN-
ory and Henry College.
Monday morning the Robertson prize
oratorical contest took place, Mr.. George
NJ. Warren. a member Of the junior class.
winning the medal. This contest was
followed by the alumni address. an able
discourse by judge F. B. Hutton. of
Monday evening tho Calliopean Literary
Society had its annual celebration. The
society medal for Improvement In debate
was awarded to Mr. Z. II. Widner, Of
Virginia, and the medal for excellence In
debate to Mr.. E. B. Hawk, OF Tennes-
see.
Tuesday morning Hon. Harry st,
George Tucker delivered highly enter
tanlng, as we'll as Instructive. address
on "Edueatton" which i,,, was heartily Tt, ap,
his first appearance before an Emory
audience. but 1t is hoped that It will
not be his last.
Aftor this address. twelve graduates
received diplomas. The collina prize
awarded to Ellis w. Shuler, of Tennes-
see. H. G. Pedigo, Of Virginia gained the
medal for the best story In the Emory
and Henry Era. and Joe B. Ely. the medal
for the best poem.
Tuesday afternoon. Ralph Bingham.
the humorist. assisted by the vocalists,
Miss Margaret Williams. of Glade
Springs. Va. and Miss Annie Virginia
McQuown.- Of Abingdon, Va. delighted a
large audience with one Of the hest en-
tertainments ever given at Emory;
The commencement exercises closed
Tuesday night with the annual celebration
of the Hermesian Literary Society. The
society medals were awarded to a. p.
Moore. of Virginia, for Improvement In
debate. and r. II. Johnston for excel
lance In debate + +.
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BLACKSTONE INSTITUTE
Commencement Exercises and Award
of Medals
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BLACKS STONE, VA. JUNE l2-The tenth
annual commencement exercises OF the
Blackstone Female Institute came to a
full OF interesting events. The ugly
weather had but little effect upon the
attendance, which was the largest In the
history OF the school.
The exercises opened on Friday morn
ine with the annual concert. he pro-
gramme of which was very interesting.
On Friday evening the annual address
was delivered by Rev, r, D. Smart. D. D.,
of Norfolk, his subject being tLaudable
Ambitions"
On Saturday morning the class day ex-
ercises took place, nearly the entire pro-
gramme of which was rendered by the
class of 1908. The saIutatory was read
by Miss Marion Binford, of Prince Ed
ward county; class history. Miss Lizzie
Jackson Of Blackstone; class prophecy.
Mss Evelyn Wyatt, Of Northampton
county; Testament, Miss Lillian Brown
Miss Annie Bland. of King and Queen
county, and the valedictory, by Miss Iona
Edwards. Of King William county. The
class song was composed by Miss Frances
Booker, of Petersburg,
The distinctions awarded showed that
large majority of the young ladies had
done excellent work. The following med
ais We're awarded:
First Glass. English Bible Hiss Laura
Lee Cannon. of blackstone Second Class,
English Bible--Miss Lucy Edley Garland,
Of Cumberland. English Bible media,
awarded to the pupil who had written the
best essay Oh the life of Christ--Mlss
Marian stickley Binford Of Prince Ed
ward county. Improvement In instrument
tai music--N1lss Janet Freeman, or Sussex
county English essay medal-Mlss Fran
ces M,mford Booker, of Petersburg Gem
eral department medal. given to the young
lady who, in the judgment of the faculty
most nearly exemplfes the school motto;
"Thou shalt love thy neighhor as thy
selr'--Miss Janye Taylor Jackson. of
Amelia county.
Diplomas were given as follows:
English graduates-Misses Ada Louise
Bear Roanoke: Mary Bell, Lynchburg:
Marian Stickley, Binford. Prince Edward
county; Frances Munford Booker, Peters
burg; frances Lillian Brown. Lunenburg
county, Frances Ethel cottrell, Newport
News; Mary HarrisPn Epes, Nottowayi
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ROSS DOESN
LIKE JAIL
Broke Out of Cell. but Jailer
Drove Him Back.
THE KISHINEFF MEETING
Distinguished Speakers Will Be Heard
on Sunday Acknowledging Ex-
ercises of Oavidson's Seminary.
Chamber Of Commerce.
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PETERSBURG, VA, June 12.-Charles
Ross. alias Lewis Harris, the negro await
ing trial In this city for horse stealing,
attempted to break jail last night. Ross
has manifested a bad temper, and had
previously attempted to break out Of his
cell, for which he was placed in dun.
geon. Late last night Jailer Bowles
heard Ross in the hall on the side of
which the cells are located. The negro
was trying to prize apart the Iron bars
to the door which leads into the jail
yard. The TALLER fired Il pistol and made
the negro return to his dungeon coll. Ross
had broken out of his cell and after
getting into the hallway was trying to
get through the door into the yard when
he was discovered.
Captain John S. Webb. Of Prince George
county, has been appointed engineer In
charge of the construction of the ex-
tension of the Seaboard Air Line Railway
from Atlanta, Ca. to Cedartown. Cap
tain Webb was In charge of some inpor.
tant work Of the Ohio extension of the
Norfolk and Western. He has also been
Connected with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway.
The Board Of Governors OF the Cham.
Der of Commerce yesterday afternoon dis.
cussed new enterprises, better telephone
Pullman car accommodations with tickete
to Petersburg, and looking into the mat
ter OF more homes for those coming to
this city to take positions In the va
rious manufactures.
General stith Boiling, Captain N. T.
Patteson and r. D. Gillian were appoint
ed delegates to attend the meeting OF
the Board Of Trade to be held at Virginia
Beach on the ed.
The meeting In behalf Of the Kfshineff
sufferers will be held at the Academy Of
Music Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
The speakers on the occasion are Hon.
W. B. N1c1lwaine, Hon. R. B. Davis, Hon.
c. T. Lasslter, Judge ]. M. Mullen. ex.
Governor William Z. Cameron, and Rev,
Geore E. Booker.
A small but enthusiastic audience en-.
joyed the presentation of Captain
Racket" by the Harrison-Adams Theatre
Company at the Ferndale Park Casino
last evening.
MEDALS AWARDED.
The closing exercises of Davidson's
Seminary. Of which Misses Nora F. NJ.
and Jennie Davidson are principals. took
place to-day. The following pupils were
awarded gold medals for having obtained
the highest average in their respective
classes:
Academic department-Mary E. Harris
and Goldie Harris.
Preparatory department-Nannie F
Austin, Ella N. Fisher, Lilly NJ. Collier
and Harry L. Nugent
Primary department-Dora Levy, Ruth
Shackelford Mary Austin.
The past session has been a very sue
cessful one, and the principals are much
gratined at the success Of their pupils.
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TRAINING
SQUADRON
Battleshlps Texas. Indiana
and the Hartford in Port.
PREACHER is PROFESSOR
Negro Janitor Of the Y. M. G. A. Attacks
Woman With an Indian Club.
Might Have Killed Her but for
Timely Assistance.
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June 1.-THE
hattleship Texas. flagship of the coast
defense squadron; the battleshp Indiana,
which is being used as a training ship;
the training ship Hartford, and four tor
pedo boats. arrived here this afternoon
and anchored off the Casino grounds.
The Indiana has aboard a Large num-
Der OF cadets from the Naval Acauenly at
Annapolis. Arrangements have been
made for the cadets to visit the ship yard
and after the trip they will go on their
regular summer cruise. 1t Is not known
lust how long the fleet will remain here.
ACCEPTS PROFESSORS CHAIR
Rev. w. c. Wicker, pastor of the New
port News Christian Church, has ac-
cepted the chair Of philosophy and science
OF Zion College, North Carolina, to which
he was recently elected. He has just
returned to the city, after an absence
OF week, and to-day he announced
that he had finally decided to leave.
Mr.. Wicker gradated from Elon Col
lege in $685. and In 1895 he graduated
from the University OF North Carolina.
He taught In Elon College from 1897 until
1899, when he came here to establish
church Of his denomination. The church
has steadily grown since that time, and
second church, the East End Christian
Church, has since been established.
The pastor will leave here on July 18TH.
and the Christian Missionary Association
will name his successor.
ATTACKED WOMAN WITH CLUE.
Isham Drake, the negro janitor for the
Y. NJ c. A. and First Presbyterian
Church, was sent to the grand jury In the
Police Court to-day on the charge Of
felonious assault The negro waited for
a woman In an alley last night and as
saulted her with an Indian club. If sew
eral white man had not run to the wo-
mans rescue a murder might have been
committed. The trouble occurred on
Twenty-fourth Street, near Washington
Avenue. and caused a great deal of ex-
element in the neighborhood.
The school board attended the closing
exercises of the colored public school to-
night in body. The exercises were In
teresting, and the trustees were pleased
to note great Improvement over last
year.
1t Is stated that Mr. A. W. Ngithcrs.
the owner OF the Academy of Music. will
probably have the building remodelcd to
make 1t a ground floor theatre. 1t Is not
known whether or not the work will be
done before the coming season begtns,
hut the theatre goers have been clamnring
for ground floor theatre for some time.
and 1t is likely that steps to give them
what they want will be taken SOON
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TEMPERANCE MOVE
DanvilIe Preacher Addresses Meeting
In Eredericksburg.

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FREDERICKSBURG. Va, June l2,-
Another large public meeting was held
by the temperance people here last night
at the courthouse. The meeting was ad.
dressed by Rev, T. NJ, Simpson, pastor OF
the Methodist Church of Danville, A large
audience. In which there were many
ladies, was present Considerable interest
was felt in this address, as Danville, the
home of Mr., Simpson, went dry In a local
option election some time ago, and In his
speech Mr. Simpson, as was expected,
touched upon the issues of that compaign
and spoke OF the effects on the commu-
nifty generally since that time, which,
from his standpoint were all to the In
terest and advantage of DanVille. The
temperance advocates here are very ear
nest, and are prosecuting vigorous cam
paigns. 1t Is stated that Judge William
II, Mann, of Nottoway, author OF the
Mann bill, will be the next speaker to
address the people of this city, Those
opposed to local ptin are by no
means idle, and IT is expected that the
election on June Goth will be an extreme
~ lively one
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Mrs. SheIton's Illness.
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NbpecIHI 10 7 Ie IIHIeS-DIspatCH1 ~
BONNEVILLE, VA. June 12-The crit
ical illness OF Mrs. M. r. Shelton wife
Of Hon. ]. II. Shelton. ex-judge Of Sussex
county, Is a source of q great deal Of
apprehension to her large circle Of friends
and relatives. Having been pronounced
lin extermis" by her attending physician:
her children were telegraphed for and all
attendance at her bedside. Among them
are Mr.. David Shelton, of Dendron, Va;
Mrs. r. A. Chandler Of Yorktown. Va,
and 3D. Mr. John l. Shelton 1t Of ,DouEas Ga
family Of Surry county, and Is greatly
beloved by large circle of friends, who
admire her gentle Christian character.
condition was slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Stephenson. her
daughter. havo also had the misfortune
to lose their only daughter little miss
Polly,' an infant Of fifteen months
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AGAIN THE
WILD BEAST
Strange Animal Encountered
in Campbell Party Goes
Out to Hunt Him.
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BRCOk NEAL, VA. June IA strange
animal to the people Of these parts MADE
his appearance a few days ago. Mr.
Joseph Drlskill, perfectly reliable man.
said the animal Is about the size OF a
large gray fox. His face Is short and
mouth large His ears turn TO the front
near the top. He is quite fussy snd the
noise that he makes cannot be easily
initiated.
He is OF strong, low bid, but rather
long. The color is black with some red
about the flanks,
A party is gone to hunt for i to-day.
Reports Of this strange animal. or one
similar 10 IL, have come 10 The Times
dispatch at intervals ever since last
fall-first in Nansemond, then success
sively In counties further westward. It's
last appearance before the present re-
port was In Prince Edward whera it
attacked and killed dogs. ate hogs, and
even attacked persons. Such were the
reports made by. local correspondents
If tho Campbell hunters succeed In kill
ing 1t they will also clear up great
mystery,
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RANDOLpH-MACON
The Degree Men and Medaists Celebra.
ton of the Literary Societies.
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ASHLAND VA. June, 12.-At the clos
lege yesterday the following were the
degrees conferred.
a. MI. Crawley. r. NJ. Grimm. V. II
kcllam. n. p. Westcott.
A. Bio. Il. Bowen. w. e. Burgc. j.
c. Copenhaver. II. w. Davis. e. Il. Grove.
M. l.. Hllsman.
A. Be. l. Hit. w. S. Hough, H. T.
Hunter. K. *. Morton. r; A. Powell. W.
f. j. Smith. G. ". NJ. TAYLOR. o. NJ. Whit
more. l.. j. Woodhousc.
The following medals were awarded as
follows:
Magazine Medals, Poetry, B. G. Betty;
prose. L. L. Conrad.
Walton Greek Prize-J. G. Copenhaver.
Murray Observation-Disclosures medal. B.
+. Gravcly. graduate medal, E. +.
Bennett Historical Medal-E. j. Wood
W. A. Shepard Chemistry Medal-R. NJ.
Grimm.
southern Prize Medal for oratory-A.
At night the Joint celebration OF the
literary societies took place. The officers
and representatives who took part In tho
exercises were.
First Vice President = John Harrell
Schoolfield.
second Vice President Leslie
Hit
Orator from Washington Literary SO.
ciety--Rondolph Macon Grimm. subject:
The Heritage OF the Twentieth Century"
Orator from Franklin Literary Society
William Henry Ellison Subject: Tho
Address BY Professor s c. Mitchell.
Richmond.
The marsha,, 3 , rhaFFe R 81 ese es,ef
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Gravely. Richard
Peasants GravelY.
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THROWN FROM CARRIAGE
Little Girls Collar Bone Broken-suc-
cessful Church Entertainment.
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BLACKSTONE, VA, June 1.-THE i've
ycar-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.
Williams. who reside about mile from
town, fell from the carriage while on the
way into town to-day, and one wheel.
passing over the body, broke her collar
bone.
Mrs. Williams caught at her, and In
doing so lost her balance and pitched out
also, one wheel passing over her. but
without any damage being done except
few bruises.
The fracture has been reduced by the
surgeon. and no more serious results are
anticipated
The Junior Auxiliaries Of the Episcopal
Church gave "A silver tea at the Black
stone Hotel last night
The Blackstone cornet Band was pres
ent and rendered several selections he-
sides this there was vocal and instru.
mental music by others, together with
reclations
Quite a large crowd was present, ana
thirty .odd dollars were realized from the
entertainment,