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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
5aBRlNERY AT CHESTER
Meeting al the G Courthouse on# Monday
81 TO Set q ay for Unwilling.
!, Thc, Timels.n isnatch.

- E Ma. No. r
(spccial to Tho Times. Dispatch.) Il
S3CHEsTER, VA May 4.-Dr. 1V.4Y
Tudor. presiding elder Of the West Rich
rnond District, preached In the Methodist
Church here last night and held a QUAR-
$terly. conference. to-day for the Chess
&terfeld Circuit. A good representa- ton
OF the rs churches were present In the
persons OF the stewards and the reports
were more y Bile and collections in
advance OF the same time last year.
tsS The " Chester Business Club meets to-
might at the schoo house being Its reg
ular monthly session. Besides the can an
Ming business, Il contract has been enter
ed Into by a pickle esta blishment to cul-:
5tivate twenty-five acres in cucuHbers.
and brlnery will also Y be 4 ablished
here and the goods shipped to another
point to be picked. i3l
ll At the courthouse next Monday, which
is the County Court-daya meeting OF
Confederate veterans will be held to APP
point delegate to the reunion in New
Orleans and to set q day for the un ms
yelling OF the Confederate monument now
yelled and in readiness on the Courthouse
Square. This meeting is called by Dr..
John +. Bransford. the comma nder. r &c
8s The dry and warm days of the spring
have somewhat consplred to put the
roads In better order and not so much
is now heard on the good roads ques-
tion. The recent Edmundson road law.
4 pa ssed BY the Hpuse OF Delegates. Is not
very favorahy commented upon In this
section Many prefer the old law to the
new, The appointment of Judge Gregory
by Judge Clopton as commonWeal It'll 8 at
8torney vice =. 4 H. w ellis, res gned. meets
the approval Of the citizens. vs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
Blind Editor Named.

Governor Montague yesterday commu-
nicated to the Senate for confirmation by
that body the nomination Gof Dr.. G. w.
Butt, OF ,Nansemond county, and Mr.. s.
II. Miller. of Lynchburg. to be members
Of the Board of Directors OF the Virginia
School for8the Deaf and Blind at Staun-
ton. Dr. Butt&is n member Of the board,
who Is thus rec elected. Mr.. q Miller is him
self blind. and was for several years a
member of the board He Is the editor OF
the Lynchburg News. and is ore of the
most cultured blind men In the country.
Both appointments are regarded as ex-
3cellent ones. Mr. Miller was appointed a
member OF the board by Governor Tyler
anu proved one OF the most useful mem
beers ever connected with the institution
board, his own blindness causing him to
this class. i5 s4{ s{ s3itl itt4i4s WIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
.VIRCINIAN DEAD
in PHILIPPINES
Investigation OF Case of Will
liam Rice at LdWrenceVille
Results in Nothing.
Especial to Tho Times, Dispatch,

K I. LAWRENcEvILLE ~. May Geo,
II. Facklor, who resides near Dolphin
postoffIce, received few days ago the
sad news OF the death OF his son. VIrglc
w. Faekler In the Philippine Islands. lie
belonged to troop D, Eleventh Cavalry.
and was stationd at Grona-Tnrlac. He
died from tho effects OF a kick from q
horse. His term OF enlistment would have
expired In January, leOt sgij4$ # \,
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss LILA III, Vaughan and Mr. John
j, Human at Liberty Church, on the 18th
; instant 2.
4 County Court adjourned Saturday night
having been In session since last Mon
day. Only two cases We're disposed Of.
w, H. Barrow, charged with making a
false return Of his personal property was
found guilty. c, +. Mitchell was charged
With shooting G. A. Sabine and In this
case the fury returned a verdict OF guilty
and fixed his fine ut SIS and imprlson-
ment In the county jail, one minute.
n Mr., Mitonell was ably defended by the
Hon. Ro, Turnbull, t5 ID h III
The grand fury returned eight indict-
ments against six colored and two white
men for the illicit sale OF whlsley in the
town OF Lawrenceville
n a thorough inyestlga ton was also made
in the case OF william Rice. found dead
beneath the railroad bridge sometime ago.
A number of witnesses We're examined,
but nothing could be found out.
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ELABORATE
CEREMONIES
Close Next Week Of the Medl-
cal College Of Virginia. H
HELD MAY 10. II AND NJ
BaccaIaureate Sermon Sunday Night by
Rev. Oar, e. Morgan-Meeting Of
the Alumni Commencement
at the Academy

4 preparations are being made for the
most elaborate and brilliant final celebrn-
ton In the history Of the Medical College
OF Virginia It Will take place May 10th.
18th and 18TH s . s3
Last year over a hundred alumni from,
north, south, east and west came to the
commencement exercises. This year prep.
aratIors are being made for many more.
Seats at the Sevcnth-Strect Christian
Church wilIgbe reserved for the graduates,
"A Guilty. 4 adjunct faculty, alumni and stu
dents who will attend In body. It Is
hoped that not only the regular attend
anti OF OF that church, but also the friends
OF the college Will attend Sunday night.
Tho programme Of tho commencement
exercises Is as follows:a AS
SUNDAY, MAY 10th.
u Baccalaureate sermon before gra dunting
class and alumrli--ReY. Carey f., Morgan,
seventh street Christian Church. s|:*16
5s.IS 5 MONDAY. MAY 18th. !.
10 A.. Nj. Clinic on Eye, Nose and
Throat, Dr.. j.. Davidson. "
ii lA. M-Cllnic on Practice, DR.. H. Fl
Il M. clinic on orthopodc Surgery, Dr. =,
w. p. Mathews. y
i " sM.-clinic on Children, Or. 2. a, A.
i:so i, NJ Clinic On Skin, Or. T. H H
r p.3 Mr. eport and demonstration o.
cases by alumni.
5l 81 P. Nj Business meeting OF the alumni
1880 p. gM-5mo kerS rendered by the q ad.
Junct faculty - & y. II
9 EA.$ M.-Clinic on Surgery, DR.. =, @
sBosher. M @ !. d. = W, 2.
RI 1920 a. M.-Meeting Q. Alumni socle.y
81 M.-Luncheon rendered by faculty
o&P, M.-Clinic on Abdominal Surgery
Dr.. George Ben J ohnston
E 3 80 p. d M Meeting Of Alumni Soci ETY..
Election OF new members.
Election OF officers. Is
$500 P. M.-Commencemen exercises o.
Academy OF Music. Final orator, a'rof les
sora Samuel C. MI tchell. sSs e IN y,
1890 ~ M.-Reception at Masonic TEN.
NJ gs8 f.tsgtit. ~
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states currency. 1t arrived In Richmond
but short time before 1.-The city fell. SO
that very few impr essions were II ever 's

states currency. It arrived a In Richmond
but a short time before the city fell. SO
that very few impr essions were ever
made byfit. il "A Z, Il 4; ,s
"On the evacuation, Colonel j ohm T
Pickett, who was in command OF the
rear guard, picked IT. up in the Office OF
the Secretary OF State, and i remained IN
his Spossessi lon until 1s72, when he came to
washington, D, c., W here he had q mum
Der or fac 3similes made. but they We're
mot the trnvesties described by the Dc
troit Free Press. 4{
Y The seal was mad e in London England. :
by, Joseph s,,ssstWyon, chief engrayer OF
her majesty's. seals, and predecessor OF
tho succeeding firm Of j. ~ I, an g . q =,
$..'Oneg Of these fac slmiles Us now IN. the
possession Of n resident Of this city.
3S CUPID TAKES a REST
Cupid has lately been playing Q high
hand among Virginia couples and not
fowa dollars have been added 70 the COT 4
fers Of the Supreme Court OF the District
of Columbia by Virginia SWANS under is
his spell, but with the advent OF spring ne
seems to have hied himself away Tor q
the recent advent OF tho Gill Excursion
to washington and have not ceased save
on hangman's day until last Friday
since then, he has shown very few re-
suits OF his labors with Virginia couples.
To-day and Saturday not a virginia scou-
pie applied for the precious document
that gives them authority to become one.
wakes again he Will set IN better llcks
than ever and Virginia couples will again
be In evidence in Washing on, I t Is an
Interesting fact.that Virginia couples fur
nish tho WASHINGTON marriage office more
business than all the other States put to-
gether. n 54 Fl 4S$ 4s
NEW BANK OFEN0D.
The American National Bank, OF this
olty, of which Colonel r, N. Harper, Of
Virginia, Is president, opened It's doors
to-day with deposits amounting to one
hundred thousand dollars, Langdon VAL
llalns, OF the banking firm Of John 4,
Williams & Sons, OF Richmond was here
this afternoon. Ellis house owns con-
siderable amount OF the stock OF the
new bank. is, AK ~
ENDORSE HXlPosITIoN,
At the fourteenth annual congress- OF
the Sons OF the American Revolution.
held at New Haven, Conn, April Both
and May lst. Hon, John Goode offered q
resolution endorsing the proposed CEN
tennial celebration at jamestown. Y!r-i
glnia. on the 1ath OF May. 1927, of the
hrst permanent English settlement In
America. Tho resolution was unanl-y
mously adopted by . rising vote and
amid the greatest enthusiasm l'he con
gress was composed of representative
men from nearly nil the states and terrif
tories, and among them were members
OF the Tinted States Congress. Governors
OF States and others prominent " every
vocation Of ltfe, At the BANQUET held on
the evening OF the tlst of May, Mr., Goode
responded to the sentiment; VirEinla ~
the ReYolvtlon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05

toned matter. He expressed himself sc ~
ID ;,ndcratOod, In favor OF the Bible In the
tpuhiio schools and noted with surprise
the fact that the recent gathering gave
no attention to this matter. d
At tho Christian Unity Festival at the
Academy OF Music In tho afternoon, Or.
Kerr had something similar TO say.
s"There is no greater. rnista ke, ne 5, do
clared'' than tencling theiAfrican reading,
writing, arithmetic spetIhg and geo.
God WITH them. without the Bible men
cannot be good men, nor ation GOOD
and lasting civilizaton.S For the ;tndivi-
dual, forgsoclctys for tho home. Tor civi-
lization and for worldwide mankind, =
Is necessary to stand on the Bible y Il
they would las" WI ~ II, isfs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
G. A. R. VETERANS
ON \ VIRGINIA [; !. A. SOIL ), j. }.
a Party Of Them Return to
See the Old Battle.
fields. z8I

y "A party of prominent northern gentle-y
men, all veterans OF the Ninth Army,
Corps, who saw service on many Virginia
fields. are In the city for u few days, and
are stopping at Murphy's. Some Of the
gentlemen are on their way to Atlanta to
attend the National Convention Of Chari-
ties and Corrections, while the others
will remain In Virginia and visit Peters
burg and other battlenelds.
sI Those in the party are Judge "A, "
Barker, Captain II, Fl. Barker Colonel
S. W. Davis. Captain ". Al Jones, and
Captain y. j. Humphreys, Of Ebinsburg,
Pal; Hon. John d. Roberts. Of Johns
town, Pa; Hon.. Ed. James and Colonel
M, AZ. Embrick Of Boiling Springs Pa;
Senator "A. L. haywood and wife and Col-
sonel S. NV. Jones and wife, Of Boston.
Colonel II, wellington Ruckstahl. of New.
York. secretary OF the National9 sculpters
Society, Is also a member of the party
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OLD ]. DOMINION W
line RESUME I|;;'',
Has Apparently Settled tho he
Trouble WithsIts Marine
Enqineers.
Engineers.
lsneoIal 70 y, Tha Timalees. pl.ra tch. !

I3F ~ tSptclaI u. = IHH s1IHes'OlsVHtcu'J
NEW YORK. May 4..-The Old Dominica
Line issued an order tod that 4 freight
would be received and delivered as usual v
at the conpany's pier. foot q Hamilton
Avenue. This Is q pretty clear indication
that the trouble between the line and the
marine engineers Is at an end. Most OF
the tugs OF the company had been tied UP
In the Rris Basin. and this morning g
notice was posted that no more inward or
outward freight would BIO handled, n; The
posting OF the notice later on that busl-S
ness would be handled MS usual Sc I'll cd III q
trouble a l @si3 u n :.
Outside OF this there were no signs ot
tho recent trouble along tho water-1ront:s
The grain elevators were at work, and
tho temporary squall seemed to be at g an!
end, HIT s5is An I s35s Is
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
Oyster Commissions.

IS Hon. IA w. IL 4 Boaz, a prominent and
Influential member Of. the House. is not
isangline OF results from the :inyestiga-
ton by the Joint legislative commits sion 2
of the States oyster grounds. Z he COM
tmittee Will make Its report at the fall
session. but there will be SO BmuchBto Pc
done then that there is little prospect
or this subject SO prolific OF discussion,
being taken up BY the law makers, The The
matter will then go over to tho next
General Assembly. All OF 4 the members
75of the present House and Senate will not
3bo back. Indeed. 1t is certain that many
will not return, for one reason or an
other. 1t Is expected that many who
desire to- return Will not be Erenominated.
and that some OF those renominated may
be defeated. "a report by a joint COM
.mittee OF one General Assembly is hard
ly likely; to have much weight with an
other $ "a $3sSS 4s s5@t
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FINE SHOWING is
MADE BY BAZAAR
Nineteen !, III Thousand and Pos.
sibly5More The Tables
Taken Down. 5s

The work Of taking down the State
tables OF the Confederate Bazaar and res
moving the unscld articles was about
complete last night 81 N t IN Az "
FIX Most Of the tables were sold to fairly
good advantage. the money which they
which stand to the credit OF the chair-
men. .si. i;i5 ss5gt I; & @s93
HI That the Bazaar has been q monl-
mental success IL now apparent to every
one. II was currently reported last even
ing that the treasurer had $4,000 In
bankA with more to come In. This, how
ever is not official, while highly prob-
able. ..: la5 IS 4s III, q t d. Fa e
" The Louisiana and North Carolina
tables received over 5000 each from their
Joint entertainment ut the Academy last
"Wednesday night, one Of the most sue
Icessful and beautiful during the course
of the Bazaar. 3 III Sis
Missouri generously turned over to
Florida the entire proceeds from the
8 Museum OF Freaks given Saturday
night. Probably Missouri felt she could
afford to give something away, as she
4 Is said to have fully thousand dollars
! OF her own. @ y v w 81 s1S 5;s
@ Georgia made considerably more than
thousand,# and every one knows that
Yirgin!a's Golfers are full. as well as
those OF the Solid South. ss s
yiE$ In h TACT. all OF the TABLES nave done
50 well that one should mention all in
mentioning one. The ladies Of the Ten
nessee table say for themselves:
The doll department. under the man.
agement and direction OF Mrs Jeff. d.
Reynolds and assistants. yielded most
gratifying results The following were
the successful guessers: BIZ n
The large doll, little Miss Edyth Park
er,s OF Atlanta, Ga. e IA y Is 3e
Tho small doll little Miss Charlotte
Tyler. II "a 8 E$45s !. 5.
The monkey acrobat, Master Robert
Groner, Jr.
The embroidered waist. Mr. W. Reuger.
The machine. Mr.. Crenshaw Chamber
lain. 55js 4 NJ u Al II
The 'sWayside Inn. which was so ac-
tive a factor in the Bazaar success, will
hold a sale OF antique china, glassware,
silverware, kitchen utensils and some
very handsome antique furniture used In
the furnishing Eof the restaurant, this
afternoon (N1ayt 5th) at 8 o'clock, in the
Masonic Temple. G ts5 @
The reports from The chairmen and
the aggregate amount made by the Ba-
zaar workers will be published officially
as soon as possible.
T. II q q ~
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STATE MEDICAL BOARDS
Thirteenth Annual Meeting Of the Ma
tional Consideration.
4 (By Associated Press. J

NEW ORLEANS. Lar May 4,-The
thirteenth annual msstlng OF the Nation
al Confederation of, state Medical and LII
{censng Boards was held today In the
CITY Council chamber. The annual re-
port OF President Coleman was d plea
+ for greater uniformity In medical instrue-
ton, While there has been marked iMr
proyement In the ourricula8 of the Hedi-
cal colleges OF the country and much has
q deplorable lack Of uniformity. he said.
The report OF DR.. a, Walter Suffer, SEQ
retary-treasurer, showed that the exam,
lining boards of Virginia, Missouri and
1 Florida have become members during the
year, II ~ ID y, M 5s fiiS5,
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I.TI1l alITTFl7|f5 1l7TFHII n. ~ n
III Social Friday Night,

The students OF the Senior Evening
College Of the Young Mons Christian
Association will meet In social session
atsthe alumni supper Friday evening, May
Sth.f Invitations have been sent out, and
the event will be one OF good-fellowship.
music and efreshments. This annual
event is a great OCCASION, and is looked
forward to by the students,
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.oAk Z, VI, SERMON [
Rev. Or, Eggleston Speaks to large
M $i2 Attandanca al r hird Church. 5

Rev. Or, EggIeston SPEAKS - Ear s.
y Attendance at T bird Church.
The annual sermon to the n OaKwooo
Memorial IA pscciation was preached Sun
day night at the Third 8E Presbyteria
Church by the Rev. DR.. r. 3. EggleHton.
Tho attendance was excellent. q every
seat in 8the church being filled. Tho IA
dies 4of the association " ere out N force ,,
and many veterans from the Soldiers.
Home and from Lee Camp and pickett
Camp were present Or. John5 sy nv !.
5:1nnesS and Dr. James P. Smith, both IN
31ull Confederate uniform. were present
In the pulpit. 5L5ag3 u !. !. /
The sermon by Mfr. ggleston was thor thor
oughly in Keeping with the &occa sion II
dealt chiefly with memorials and conn com
mended them as worthy@and proper.
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Monroe Lodge,

Monroe Lodge, No. PSI, United Moderns.
held Its regular m-monthlymeet last
night with q large attendance Five ap-
plications for membership were presented,
balloted upon and elected, after which a
class OF fye candidates was put through
the mill, and all present enjoyed the pro-
ceedngs immensely, Speeches were made
BY members of this and other lodges.
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Mact;hen for Senator.

lit Is learned on apparently good au-
thoritys that Mr. L. II, kachen, OF Alex
aanlria, has been practically centered
upon by tho Martin forces to run for
Senator }inGthe Fourteenth District to
succeed Hon. s.. r. Donohoe, OF Fairfax
Who declines a re- election, Mr.. Machen
Is n young lawyer Of popularity and was
Democratic elector for the Eighth Dis
5trlct In 1900, 7f lB55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
EUREKA CLUB ENTERTAINrl'7

Will Have a Programme for the Enter
tainment Of: Their Friends.
An entertainment and sociable will be
given by the Eureka Club at their rooms
tonight at $3.50 clock, when n large at
tendance OF members is expected. The
programme as arranged will contain many
interesting features. including Freeman
and Wilson. the we'll known entertainers.
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DISCUSSED CONVENTION
Baptist Ministers lin Up Against the
Change in Representation.


4&;3 Change In Representation.
\ At the meeting 1.-The Baptist ministers
yesterday morning, one OF the chief
topics for discussion was the rapidly APP
preaching meeting OF the Southern Bap-
= list Convention, which assemblies this
week in Savannah, Ga. Mention was made
OF the probable effort to change the basis
; Of representation In the body and the
preachers generally lined up a inst such
4 movement. The hope was expressed
Convention and that 1t be made great
missionary meeting. Tho local pastors
Will begin to leave for Savannah In a day
or two. ~ :i, ,ts! 5 q. 4, ..f
Discussion was also given to tho Anti
Saloon League. The pastors expressed
hearty sympathy with the work OF the
organization and indicated a determine
ton to raise money for Its Support and
enlargement.
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REFERRED TO SAME MATTER

Two Ministers Have Criticism for Edu-
cation Conference.
It Is a curious coincidence that in two
sermons here Sunday. delivered by dit
ferent minister's, there should have been
reference of an Identical charac terra crit
lcism OF the recent Educational Confer
snce here for It's failure to mention the
heed OF teaching tho Bible
"a AT tho Broad-Street Methodist Church,
Bishop Coke Smith preached to great au-
tionces at both services and in the morn-
Ing he made reference to the afore-men-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-05
! BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT.
IHigh-C Glass Show at Murphy's' 4 Annex me {
& S5 ..s# on Friday Night. II

An entertainment Will be given at. 4 the g
assembly room at Murphy g Hotel on FRI
day night for the benefit & Of St, Peter :
Cathedral BY some OF the most eminent nc, :
talent in 4 the city. Those who are % %
take part In the entertainment am lncluue
Mrs. Jennie camans. Messrs. Keenan,,
8Tribbitt, Dunbar and tho First Baptist
Church choir. consisting OF Messrs.. ~, w
Cunningham. Hunter, and Misses Morton 70
and Eofer. X & Il :sss M y
The entertainment viii begin at -
E clock s &s {5 III If 3 Ss