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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
MILLION IS
ASKED FOR
CRY ENGINEER THOMSON
WANTS LARGE SUM FOR
eHcoNp WATER SUPPLY
PIPE AND ADDITIONAL RES
ERVoiRs.

More than ono million dallofa
wlH be asked for by City Engineer
Thomson for the construction IF
the proposed second Cedar river
anIer main 8ud additional reaer.
vaif storage capaclt In an est.
mate submitted to the fire AMI
wafef committee of the ciu council
II Is meeting tn De held tonight
In addition to providing FOR ST.
ineH main with 20 high service m
take aud elevation at this end sui
fIcieat to serve the highest tcrrito1
an where about Seattle. the plans
~ prepared win call Tor the COZ
slraeiion of now lO0,0O0.000 gallon
reservoir on an elevation south OF
the city limits aud additional reser
faif capacity equivalent ta half as
much moro
The present reservoir capacity 81
the eIfe iB Jess than 5O,000.000 gal
Ions a new 50.O0O.0 900 gallon res
effoif II soon 10 bo constructed In
the Woodland park district appro.
nnaelou for That purpose having al
ready been made and plans pre-.
ulfHa
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the Cannelly home. where he got
his papsra and sent home
Gre Weak Point
The onif weak poini Ia this chain
s. che time that NeillEan Waa ~
the eaHnelley home This has not
heea definitely settled. but the fam
rs Insists that q weH very close
80 20 Neiilrnn'a family insists
thaf tt0 haF Was homo BY O'Clock
Nleeiaaa'a testimony a. positive.
aud be has the curfeW BEN ta
strengthen what be- says
Than NeiiiEan. the father u
the suspect visited hia sou in the
eaunff Iail this afternoon The
father came 10 Seattle this morn
Tag and enrsred Attorney John Al.
fhur e. defend his son The attor
ueF IN The father ~ the hos spent
10 minutes vlfh tho boz tn the coun.
g. JAIL
Nclllgan TALKS % star
Young NellIgan was seen by a
STAR reporter this afternoon Nelit
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saiilsan bome this afiernsan and
Mikea tn Mrs Michigan. the moth
y Of the accused boy
Af hos II innocent. declared
t. distracted woman. and time
III shoN e fie was home Is 2
aslees On Tuesday night. as be i
s4sff uiabi know be uas home
s That houf becauac never Hlios
hEa 70 remain out after enffas
Hr8 when ho reached home Tnea
"a I looked 81 the clock and nau
TIT Il VAS bat p
Thinh ~ a boy hut rs Years Of
4 q committing such 4 crime fhes
II DC II 4. bui he isn't lie wlli
81 - On August 4 its iuai 3 plot
u IA the blame ppou ms hoy. and
% Macy ia az the bottom u IL
gfft he'll get uuf of u al right
re- raHt panish nn innocent per
san aud ny boz a. innocent. aad
ewffone ALL soon know a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

The police are continuing their
crusade against opium dens and
have raided two such places within
the past ~ hours. Shortly after
midnight Patrolman W. Donlan
found a hop" resort in a structure
at Fourth av s and Main ST. and
arrested ". Reilly. a butcher. and
Fong Wing. a laborer. both of whom
we're smoking
Earlier during the night Patrol.
men Mayberg and Bryant raided
another south end resort and sent
Joe eager 90 headquarters. charged
with smoking opium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
NEW FRENCH
STEAMER COMING.

The Admiral Fourichon arrived az
Victoria this morning and after 20.
ins 10 Nsnaimo for fuel coal. viii
COME 10 Seattle. reaching here Sat
nuday The Admiral Foafiehou is
the first steamer OF the new French
line. which has extended It's route
from San Francisco TO Seattle. She
Is T.U00-tnn steamer Loading
here she will take freight for Mex-
lean. central and Southern Ameri.
can ports Cook a Co. are agents.
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had come 70 their place 10 the even
lhg With a note from some person
asking foF the flowers Neither
man teealla the name signed 10 the
note Garrison says h. wont oHt sud
picked the flowers with Neillkaa
aud thar lhuy wrfo kiyon with goud
vii lie haq no trouble with Nolii
san whatever and there was u0
truth TO the fac, that he was
chased
SeliiEan told the story OF heinf
chased "a Young Nicholson When
they met 90 the bridge
Tie officers have come 20 the
conclusion that The murder va
committed between klk aud g
o'eloes Mira Milihoff Vas within
few feet Of who're her daughter
vas Elilist and a few moments aftef
meeting Tin" 90 the bridge She
called euatinaally FOR her daughter
and Il ire little Eirl han been alive
q that time sanuid would Hn iouhf
ealY have answered
Time unaeeounssd Tor
Il Il ths time between rs and
neiaek nhleh The officers riaiu
SelliEan cannot sc Nint faf. Mfa
Connolly eaiita Marie Connolly
aoute n IS O'Clock and Marie ter
Nellisan and Eisie together. Tha
reason EiaEe ASKED Marie Go 50 y Ilt
Ger Nas her fear 20 4 cfpss bul
trtasfsd n The field ia which fhf
eaa susuF - seareh fur ne co.'s
fhe officers fratun ttRt Els5s
Was afraid Ia 90 alone and askes
Neilssan e. 50 with nsr NeiliEana
movements. aecuftlnN 20 TIE ~
fieefe. 81 Their fheofy that b. con
mttfea tie egluls
rhsk saf that he vent 10 The
scene 4 she crime sIih the Fifi
Thea eame hack o. thc bridge
wheFy he was FIRST met b. Niral
son and = feN minutes later D.
Mrs. IIlihoff Then he went %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
ROJESTVENSKY
WILL Be TRIED

81. PETERSBURG. May silt
Il officially announced that Admiral
Hafeat1enHky. Together with other
affieafs im command ~ TIE fleet de-
faafed hN Admiral Togo. viii be
court maffiaird 0u The charge Of
ruffenasfiuK the torpedo boat Isie-
HuNF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

after nlne The enrfsu bell rang
as ! len the library
Nteoisaa uas ap%uding thr even.
Ing at the nahlle HhTaFs. and ieft
AZ curriers' lie stopped 10 talk wlth
some frlsn8s on the uAy. ana cal.
eaiafre that Is 81 ~ miuutse had
elapsed between the time ~ hts
leaving the library and his meeting
wtth NsIlieaa
Nicolsuu sent on his Way home.
leaving Nslilxan IN the vicinity o.
the bridge
Meet ssiIiuan on eridas
Hrs MIllkoff aaa her sou Aiao
testify to ssslnx NeillKan on the
bridge. hus they pnt the time AZ
> 80 The mother Of the dead siri
and her son NeFs searching for
Eiate AMI weFs eouinx scrpsa The
bridge They saw boz on the
bridge. = ham Mre Xiillhoff sup
posed 90 - an acquaintance knowu
as 4Itm
Mrs Ainhoff greeted him. say
Ink
tslta. I'm. have you seen Elsie =
There sHs M response. AMI Nra.
{ Miiih0ff. pFesamiue that she had
utadc . mistake es SO the identity
- the boz eunffa1ra an her uay
f Nos she Is positive thar fhn acr.
sou whom she ssN on the bridge
vas Tom Ssiiiaan.
sslllosn's Knife.
Neiliz4aa kulfs ts aIao an I'm.
Isartant factor IA the etidcnce that
j. being gathered ACCORDING 10 The
hos when arrested he bad lost hik
knife about SIN mCuths aFu Nsiil
Kan delivers papers for thr Timea
ia hentQu. ana sayprai persons
have volunteered that he Nightly
caf the Hfgins Which bpani his pa
/ pefH with 3 bone handled knife with
+ q curved biada
Former Maashai Jake MaraT D.
+ positive ha $40 Michigan with the
knife bat 3 feu days ago. and
James Connolly. father ~ Marie
Connolly tells the same story Dick
Gallant. 4 resident ~ ReutDn told
the officers that be aaw Neiilaan
Using the knife two DAYS agu.
sso Nslliaan win Girl
Marie Connolly STORY thar she
ieft Nelllean and Elsie Miliboff 90.
aeshee Is borne oat ~ Young man
named whitney. who saws that ne
saw Nellixau aud the Muhoff ffri
going toNerd the river together
Tom Carlson and ~ Pollock. sho
live In cabin dlsprnTe another %
Neiiteau stories Whrn Nrilimu
was arrested - told 1i hnving beeu
chanad by 8 crizr RWclc fFum
whom be tfled o. gef fhr flowers.
witch Heaa Letter frunf roar The
100 d - fhe mH feFed asa
fFls stsry Denied.
Both Carlton anf pcliock told
Identical sfafies 10 the OFFICERS this
I morning Thee said fhaf Nailizau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

The kanagava Maru. OF the Nip.
pon Yuscn kalsha lino viii arrive
m port tonight between 6 ana :
O'Clock from Yokohama un board
the Alaru are General Manager
Kall and superintendent Sada %
the y = X line. who are ON their
way east Areni Studley net the
party at Victoria last might and he
sin o. aboard OF tho ksnasawa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

= fhe Nufthswcsturn Steamship
ihapant. iefi San Francisco Tuesz
e. night and is expected 10 arrive
d fhH sound tomorrow The O.
Hha n lsf newest steamer Of the
E8stha esteem line end was recently
hsfehaaed in Nce York and ls nov
smsnlaeting her VOYAGE around The
Horn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
STEAMERS COLLIDE on THE
ST. CLAIRE, AND A BRITISH
SHIP is WRECKED ON SOUTH
AMERICAN COAST.

DETROIT. Mich. May n The
steamer Cowell collided Nth an.
other steamer IN the 81 clair
river this morning. almost cutting
the latter Ia two. and drowning two
Homen cooks aud three men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
TO CLOSE SATURDAYS.

Commencing next Saturday the
freight houses OF the Northern Pa
eific Railway company will close
At I O'Clock IN the afternoon foe
the day. This order was issued this
morning by Agent Allen The rule
viii be in force until september l,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

LONDON. May SILT Is feared
the hatiieship MontaEu. which
struck on the rocks al Lnndie We'd
needay. cannot be refloated All
members Of the crew were saved,
but several we're Injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
FInd EIeven soaIss.

RIGA. Russia. May Eleven
bodies we're recovered today from
the excursion steamer Wilma. which
eapsizcd az her dock as a result
Of oyerloading II Is believed 10
people persisted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
MASSACHUSETTS IN PORT,

shortly after o'clock this afier-
mon The stcamer Massachusetts,
under charter 90 the American.
Hawaiian company. reached port
from New York The Massaehu-
sets t. making her FIRST visit 10
Paeet sound waters She Is i1rge
steamer clrumg more freight than
The NaN.lan OF she Almc Inc Tic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

gan paa apfig aud refused % enter
lnio any discussion ~ BE ease fuf
Their than to declare hn was limo.
cent
I'm not afraid. ho said IN r..
snanaa "a = query 4 slept sell isst
Night AMI ate erli
NfillFsn HaH laohlaE ont 81 he
Windows 80 where several q the
eeuEf houas employees we're plaflag
baseball. and appeared 10 b. III.
terested ia the play he passed
faeefiaaa comments on the piss era.
tau1e - Nhom b. knew
When asked " the glri Ne HaN
aaaf the bridge was The wid thai
"a KILLED. he replied
I'm not eafins anything about
thki
Feeling 81 Renter.
The feeling toward Nelnsaa IN
ttaaloH i thauEina Whsn the bog
eas arrested. fsN outside of the Of
esfs ha1 any idea that be VS. IN
snY uaY connected with che sfisns.
iiis sxe. vhish is sissn 40 Is years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

John nunier. who for a number
Of years has been With the Pacific
Coast steamship company. the past
rear - chief clerk 10 General A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

steamer has a large cargo for Sc
attic and after discharging viii load
for Hiio direct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31
DROWN IN
RIVER AND SEA

been wrecked AZ Santa Maria
The first mate, with three eeas
men. succeeded In landing at Illco.
Tho remaining ~ members Of tho
crew were drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-31

coNcEPCIoN. Chile. May al
The British ship fisutors. Can't
Co0ell. which sailed from sgel.
huafuo April II for CoroneI. has
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row NElLlCAgV HELD AS SUSPECT I'm
TIE ELSIE MllLH0FF MURDER CASE

Mis- Own Conflicting Stories and Result Of Investigation by Officers
Point Strongly Seventeen Old enton Boy the Perpeator
Of tuesday Nights Terrible Crme.BOy Denies His Guilt and His
Father Engages Attorney
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was held BY many 20 Indicate the
lack ~ moiivr fos lhr crime w-hfh
feet taken uio custody. ID b. sold
that NeHIaau told the Officers that
be uaH ID Frafa eid 900 lhat IT.
father. she SEES near BY immatis
atels tuntfaHittcd him inaisfinF
thaf he sac bot 90 NsuiEau a lafi
for Is. buf NOT extraordinarily -.
Hss Tot 20 Explain.
To-day man ~ NeHiEnr's arquaiaas
sneeH IN Hsntou arc sdmJitiue fhHi
tH has lot 90 explain tisfsfafare
Nsiliaaa has hnfno rood ffputa4
fluH end hiH ffifrds gro aiuW 10 he-
llssH feat he could have anything g.
de- 9Th thr FiiunR of Elsie NiHs
hoff
Thsfe r. no excitement Dos Henian
today bet thr murder i4 mHi The
aHe topic 81 enrNe s8tion Busfafas
f. aimHst entirely ausnr ea aaI
the streets are dotted aitH efeupa
diHeaHsIns every iaie fumof ghat
snffaae up
fHrlb fhia morning There was 4
ataEt - Han having been seen
shafneaItr : .nIff on TiIt. - IN.
ffaaan The umar caused rre44 asz
effamsaf 81 thc rirrnis ani the ~.
fleefH immediately investigated il.
They found the uan who had SHARP.
ened The knife but Do gave ar ar4
count ~ himself backed by wit
nssaea which cleared him uf any
connection with the case whstexef.
omsld Not Suspected.
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elfvums,Anllai evidence ~ an Ia.
ulzaAzttnk nature Is ever hour
satsax to ne suspicion Inst hangs
sser Tom Michigan. the ityearoid
w. eho Il held 10 the counfy lail
nj she maFsaeF % little Elsie Mili
Aefs Il Rsasoa YESTERDAY
~ b htt TIE dspniN sheriffa and
&xseefifes sfe p.eelaK ends % eisNs
hxstksf. feFmla0 a net that Wlii
r.saife = clear explanation frum ths
gaznx suspect
SeIisxkn has told several stories
<Aleh y hes later changed. of his
nsetinK Nth Eisle MiiIhnff and his
aikssaeeas affton ufhsr versions
zAssh Ae stleks % haFe been fatty
euntsaairted y other persous
cAsnesd undsrsio,hlne
Nheh Michigan uas arrested yes.
tsrfaF AftsFroan he wose a cisAn
sGll " anAafeiashinx Acsqrilng IA
- officers Mho questioned hlni.
kefK1n "a said 70 have Insisted tog
time thai b. wore this nnsier-
eisshlns Tuesday as9ht. the nlEhl
Esie alsIaoff waa killed Later BE-
~ thAs - haf pat on she ciean
Mk snnaex Haoftlak
Iai< riurring feuufies kearney.
~ ard g0ffasF Marshai Iaks
hassf ssssrhe4 the Michigan hoals
= fin4 tise Underwear SeiiiEau
suEe o. re nixhi ~ the ;ngrler
Mr. Neiiisan toid The Officers
'hzf 80 vsshea her son shsrt. an
sanEess z garment. The officers
sss iasilned 70 believe that tbs shirt
= as uns and has never been
saahed The officers could find
10 NAeg Underwear IN the house.
ne underwear IN question Sc an
iaaFoft4hf poihf owing 70 ihe M
iafs q TIE case
siibi Shattered.
ne abb uhieh yoanr Neilixan
siiempted - prove has been shat.
ierst. according - the officers. Who
@fe certain that fheg have an hour
= ne niehi q The murder for
fhfh yoaak Selilzau can give no
aeeoant
GenfEe slealsoa. g boy % Naiii.
gas age, furnishes some strong
le4iinson1 this morning. Ia which
e epntfadiefa NeillRsn's STORY ~
~ movements after BE- o. sup.
losed % have lett The Milihoff glri.
ssfofalax 70 Seiilran and hts fam
y D. va hone hY O'Clock Nicoi
- told ths deputies thia NOR fne
"a hs net NelilRau on ,he bridge
q , e. o. ~ least not earlier than
from Seems o. Avrder.
Nisplson SIS Neillfan vas com.
ias tfom the direction ~ the scene
q he murder The bows stopped
. sonYfrse aad. according ~ Nicoi
80 NellIFau aHted him for a
Eaten After receiving the match
ssai9an inquired aa 20 the time
Stulsaa replied
lNentf minutes or "a quarter
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sisiant Manager Mackenzie. has re-
aiened from that company ard vii
tomorrow eater fhe service 81 Cook
8 Co Mr Buntcr Is one Of the
best known cf transportation men
fu Srattie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11
YOUTH IS KILLED
AND NJ! BARN BURNED
"A Smaller Brother and an Uncle
Stunned by Same Lightning
Bolt.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
h OLGA. Va juno 10--Dur!ng the ter
rifle storm OF yesterday afternoon light
ming struck. n large barn on the premises
OF Mr.. Marshall White, in this county,
instantly killing his 12-year-old, grand
son, who was in tho building at the
time, severely stunning his own son and
younger brother oc the dead boy,
burning the barn to the ground, and
spreading to the adjacent orchard and
burning Il quarter Of ali acre OF Sfit.
a sudden shifting OF the wind alone saved
the dwelling house, In which was the
balance OF the family. including several
women.
g The two who were not killed regained
consciousness and escaped before the coll
lapse of the burning building. II was;
With the utmost difficulty that the body
tot the dead youth was recovered.
Y "a large quantity of feed and lumber
and, farming implements were destroyed
With the barn. Two smaller buildings
and a large number OF valuable cedar.
posts were also destroyed. 33s{
AS with most northern men, Mr.. White.
who moved into this county from the
banks OF the st. Lawrence, in Northern;
New York. some sixteen years ago, be-
lieved In conveniences and most modern
appliances. He had almost everything
under one roof, md a great deal Of IT..
Ills loss cannot t. be less than $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11
FEDERAL CONTROL.
81 FOR COAL LANDS.
President Ready to Curb the
Standard Oil Company and
Railroads.

= WASHINGTON, d. c., June TO- Just as
soon as ne Is through with the reorgan-
RIA ton of the lnea t-packing industry OF
Il the country, President Roosevelt Will
enter upon another task which may nt.
tract worldwide attention and lead To
4 prolonged discussion in this country He
proposes tho government ownership q:
: such conl and oil lands as have Not III
ready passed to private or corporate own
Y crship. He will cndeavor to prevent am
other acre OF land having coal or petro-
4 leum deposits from passing out Of tho
control1of the government SO far as tbs
fee is concerned.
NJ WithNthis end in view he designs to
Withdraw from entry about 40, 900 acres
4 of the public domain which has not been
3 taken UP. and which are known to con-
tain coal oil or other mineral deposits.
These lands arc Situated In the States of
: Colorado, idaho Wyoming, Utah, Oregon,
Washington, Montana ana the Territories
OF New Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma anu
= Indian Territory.
e The President Is taking this step TO
prevent the fuel supply OF Tie country
from being 1norCpolized and to checK the the
A Standard Oil Company. NJ,
He has been very much impressed WIN WIN
the manner in which the Standard mas
operated and in which two great ran :
roads have obtained control on much OF
the bItuminous coal east Of the OHIO
River and monopolize the transportation
Z OF the rest. n (. 1
He has also been informed that In the
West the railroads and corporations al
lied with them have a practical nonopo-
IL Of the coal lands now being cxplol ted.
i He was forced to give attention 70 the
Western situation by the difficulty he and
Senator La Toilette had in preventing
the adoption OF an amendmdnt TO the
bill relating q Tie affairs of the five
civilized tribes which would place in the
hands of the lessees II ymanently all.
coal lands now being operated by them
in Indian Territory. He has concluded
that the only way to prevent tho monopo-
slizing of Che coal and oil lands still un-
occupied is to make 1t impossible for pri-
Evate capital TO get the lands.
The Attorney General is now investi-
eating this matter, with a view to as
pertaining how the matter can b. worked
Eout and what legislation is necessary to
protecting for the benefit of posterity3
these lands. There is one problem about
Indian Territory which differs f:om that
presented by other sections. In that Ter
sritory the government would have to
stand as the sponsor OF the Indians
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11
SOUTHERN WILL
DEFY THE ORDER | !. :|| d
Will Put Schedule Change Into
Effect Despite Corporation
commission.
NEWSPAPERS MAKING FIGHT
Commission Wants Time to l1car
Both Sides, Hence the
Order.
s-------- - ~
(speclai 70 Tho Tlmea.Dispatch.)

Special TO Tho Times.Dispatch)
E. RALEIGH, N. CT, Juno 1o--rhe South
3ern Railway Company authorities here
announce their intention to defy tho re-
straining order issued last night by the
North Carolina Corporation Commission
against their putting into effect the
change of schedule for their Goldsboro-
Greensboro west-bound train, whereby
the train, beginning tonight, passes
through Raleigh, at 1859 o'clock instead
OF arriving at 1l.45 and waiting over
here until 1:4O a. M. to connect with the
north-bound Seaboard train from Colut,-
bia to Richmond. The morning news
papers here are making the fight against
the change of schedule because II would
cut out their first edition, heretofore sent
into the western part of the State on
this train. The nvowed purpose of tho
restraining order Is to prevent tho put
ting into effect or the schedule until the
commission can hear both sides. The
Southern wifi claim that they IRE obliged
to make the anew schedule IN order to
make connections With interstate trains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11
COMMENCEMENT.
Rev. ]. Gray McAllister Will be
35Inaupurated President.
,snAclnl tn Thn rIcaeA- Dlspa ten

{a'3 Especial to The 53TlEnes-Dlspatch.)
HI NffDEN- SIDNEY COLLEGE. VA.
June 1o. The commencement exercises Of
Hafnpden-S Sidney College Will begin this
| morning with the baccalaureate. sermon
by the Rev. Harris z. Kirk, D. D.. OF
Baltimore. The sermon before the Young
MINIS Christian Association wa6 de-
llvered tonight by the Rev. Asa D. Wat.
kins. OF Bristol.
| The Union Society celebration will take
place Monday night: the address to the
Literary Societies on Tuesday morning.
the 18TH. the Rev. Or. James p Smith
OF; Richmond, being the speaker AS tho
last surviving staff-ofilcer OF stonewall
jackson he will be introduced by Major
A r.. Venable, Jr., the last officer Of
the staff OF General 8Jeb Stuart.
On Tuesday afternoon Will be held
the meeting OF the General Alumni Asso-
citation, and on Tuesday night the celebra-
ton OF the Phianthropic Society and the
Alumni banquet. 5
Wednesday morning will be taken up
with the exercises incident to. the inaugu-
ration OF the Rev. ]. Gray McAllister,a ..
D.. as president OF the college. There
! will be rhort addresses OF greeting, the
inaugural address, and an address by
Professor William NJ. Thornton (Class Of
'6sl, Of the University OF Yirglnia.
The graduating exercises will be held
on Wednesday night.
The following young men Will receive
the degree OF 3. Al:
Mr.. Robert Dabney Bedinger, Hamp-
den-sidneS, Va: Mr.. Samuel William
Booth, il, Petersburg, Va; Mr.. Stuart
Blond Campbell. Wytheville, Va; Mr.
James Montgomery Graham, Max
Meadows, Va; Mr.. William Wesley
Grover, Richmond. Va; Mr. Hunter Nc
Gulre johnson Phlegari Christansburg.
Va: Mr.. Emmette Warrc:: Wall. Farm
vile. Va; Mr., Goodrldge Alexander VIII
I son, Jr., Raphine. Vn.
Mr.. Wilson has been selected us
lTyaledictorian Of the class. 8,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-11
GOES TO WEST.
Former Virginian Leaves New
York for Michigan.

3$ Especial Ito The Times Dispntch.)
SYRACUSE, N. Y. June 10.-Dr. Morris
Palmer Tllley "a native of Norfolk, Va,
$and5a graduate of the University OF
Virginia and also OF Leipzig. Germany,
1 has Heen engaged as associate professor
Saof English literature by the University
of Michigan.
Dr., Tlley came to Syracuse from Ger
many four years ago and has been a
very able instructor Of the German Ian
guage. He will be married on Thursday
this week to Miss Mabel Louise Cook,
8of this city. a very elaborate wedding
Will be given a the home Of Miss Cooks
brother, Mr.. Charles Cook Mr.. Robert
u. Fife. OF Charlottesville, Va, will act
as best man.
Or. and Mrs Tilley Will spend the
summer in Germany