The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-19
Information Wanted Concern
ing North Carolina Soldiers.
THE CATHOLIC ORPHANAGE
An. Immense Throng Attends the Dedi-
cation Near Raleigh-Commence-
ment Exercises of the Baptist
University and Peace lns'te.
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RALEIGH, N. G.. May ls...Major B.
an urgent call to citizens both in and
out of the State. who have any papers,
furnish Information that will aid In per
fecting the roster OF North Carolina Con-
federate troops to forward them to him
at once to be used In completing the
roster for publication by the United
States War Department. Complete ros-
tiers Of officers and privates OF Union and
Confederate armies" soon to be publish
ed, In the letters ISSUED to-day. Or.
Dixon says 1T seems to me 1t will be
an everlasting shame IL We do not place
the names OF all the brave mon who
held our flag In the heavens for four
long years on this roll OF honor" Major
Dixon has been designated by Governor
Aycock to take In hand the work OF per-
fecting the roster for the State for the
United States government publication.
NEW CHARTERS.
The Dime Bank OF kinston was CHAR
tered to-day to do a commercial and saw
ings banking business. The capital Is
$4,000 and the incorporates are G. IF.
Dunn, 8. F. Gorham, w. q. Baker and
G. G.. Baker.
Major b. 3. Dixon. State Auditor, de-
livered the address at Weldon tonight on
the occasion OF the opening Of the Con-
federate bazaar by the Daughters OF the
4 charter was issue to-day for the
Warham OH and Fertilizer Company. cap
ital $4,000. II. W. Brown and ]. w.
Rodman are among the principal incor-
porators.
An immense throng OF people. large
numbers from other points OF the State
and from Virginia, attended the dedlca-
ton services OF the Church OF the Holy
Name Of Jesus, at Nazareth. the Roman
Catholic Orphanage. Just beyond the city
limits at Ii o'clock, Sunday morning. con-
Quoted by Right Rev. Bishop Had. In
dedication service. high mast was sung
Father Price celebrant; Father Griffin.
deacon. and Father Stapleton. sub-dea-
con. The music was the ancient and SOL
emn Gregorian chant The dedication
sermon was preached by the Bishop at
~ O'Clock. The church is a beautiful
structure just being completed, the ded-
5ication having been fastened because the
Bishop must make an official pilgrimage
to Rome very soon.
BAPTIST UNIVERSITY.
The baccalaureate sermon OF the Bap-
fist University was preached Sunday
morning In Tabernacle Baptist Church,
before the young ladies OF the graduating
class by Rev. A. C.. Barron, D. D., of
Charleston. and every member OF the
Immense congregation was delighted with
the discourse The text was II Was
Not Disobedient to the Heavenly Vision"
r n1 esR se s5rsso S
every great deed and achievement OF
world Importance was the dreamer. He
who sees visions and is not disobedient.
He Hss s the nS dtsS f a thu
TO- open the Spiritually blind eyes Of 9TH.
ers to the Divine heart, overflowing with
love and sympa Thy for humanity.
yVoka For.
es With fne the saps{ GniHersty
commencement Sunday night.
The art exhibit is in progress to-day
from to s P. M. and the musical con-
cert will be held tonight.
Dr. j. w. Willard, of Baltimore. will
deliver the annual address Tuesday
morning In connection with the gradu-
atlng exercises.
PEACE INSTITUTE.
The commencement Of Peace Institute
began to-day with the baccalaureate SER
mon by Rev. Egbert w. Smith, D. D.,
of Greensboro. This was an especially
fine discourse. the text being Not to Be
Mlnlstered Unto, But to Minister" It
was. he said, with quick sense of respon-
sibility that he spoke to the young grad
yates who are advancing toward the mys-
terry the beauty and power Of womanhood.
He commended the text as the revelation
OF the ideal of character. the secret Of
Christlikeness. the secret Of true hap
piness and that the doors of this life of
ministry are wide open for each member
OF the class. In the home. In society and
In the church.
The grand concert In connection with
Peace Institute commencement will be
held Tuesday night and the general COM
mencement on Wednesday morning.
Rev. Frank strngfcllow. of Boydton,
Va. the famous Confederate scout, will
lecture on "Scout Life" tonight at the
Institute and will deliver the address to
the graduates Wednesday, morning.