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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-10

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
IN BAD PREDICAMENT. e
Negro Arrested on Eve Of We'd
ding-Serious Charge.

Will, only two days Intervening boz
tween the time Of his arrest and the day
Of his marriage to Shields Austin. IL ne
gro woman OF Manchester. George Sol
ONION, a negro employee Of tho Chesapeake
and Ohio RairOa1 was appreh ended on
the street by Detective l.. l.. Scherer
and G. y. Duke. or the Baldwin force,
and Detective Wiltshire. of the city No.
partmcnt. and incarccratcd in Jail OH
the charge Of stealing from the freight
office of the railroad for which he
worked.
In Police Court yesterday morning
Solomon's case was continued until Sat-
,,rday morning Mt the request OF both
sides MIR. G. *. Pollock represented the
accused and Detective Schcrcr asked
that the hearing OF the case be deferred
until some future date.
Solomon who for years hns worked
IN the freight depot Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, with Thomas Moody,
another negro fellow-clnploye. were ar
rested on the technical charge of being
suspicious characters. 1t developed nf-,
teiwards that they were alleged TO have
stolen many articles Of value from the
freight cars in the yard. s5
Many stolen articles have been rocov-
cred. and will be used rs evidence against
tho men.
IN the colorcd circles Of Manchester
the marriage Of George Solomon and
Shields Austin was heraldcd as ono Of
the events Of the season. The negro will
be baicd this morning. but whether or
not he will be married tomorrow is n
matter of conjecture. He didn't know
yesterday what would happen to him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
TEN SOL0|5TS
FOR FESTIVAL.
Men and Women Of international
Reputation Will Be Brought
GREATEST CONCERT OF ALL
Wednesday, Glib Assured That
Coming Festival Will Eclipse
Il. MI Vet Given.

IN The May Festival in Richmond this
year will undoubtedly be the greatest in
tile history Of the Wednesday Club. Tnerc
viii be five concerts, commencing Monday
night April 30th. when the "Wednesday
Club and artists and orchestra Will rem
der Gounod s Redemption.
Tho program mines, briefly, are as follows.
MONDAY NIGHT. APRIL BOTH.
! Wednesday, Club. artists and orchestra
In the ''Rcdemption.' by Gounod
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 1sT
Tile Chiltlrcn's Chorus, assisted by ar
lists and orchestra.
TUESDAY NIGHT. MAY ST,
Wednesday Club, artists and orchestra,
in}thc cantata, May Queen" BY Sir VIII
liam SternGnle Bennett. and "Stabat
Mater by Rossini.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY I'D.
Symphony concert, to include a con-
ccrto for plano and orchc stra.
"WEDNESDAY NIGHT. MAY I'D.
Artists. concert. solos by the artists
accompanied by the orchestra.
Ten Soloists.
There are ten solo artists engaged this
year. and the Boston Festival Orchestra.
Under NIollenhauer will render a SYM
phony concert. besides It's regular pro-
gr.lmme, In connection With the orntorlos
and cantatas.
a chorus OF two hundred and nfty
children, under the direction of Mr.. Wall
ter c. Mercer, will be heard Mt matinee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Military Notes.

The EtidIutnn,. scncrnl's Office Is In re-
cclpt Of orders multing. the following
chnnses und promotions In the seventy
second Regiment Infantry: a
II Sergeant Roy NJ. crslborRcr, OF Cons
pnny G. Mt l.,iray. to be made scrscmnt-
innjor of tho regiment.
Corporal l,onewood y. Lewis. Of Com
Sergeant J. o. Runlgnrflncr. Of Com
pany g. ut Cmlprncr. TO be lirst sergeant,
ana Corporal Archie Bowcrsett, to nc
sl'. Ianan. 10, bc corporal Of same coin
panH.
L Prlvatcs William, Il. Bradford. James
r. Glencr ana Howard IL. Parrish to
y, Private Jordan n. Armstrong to be
corporal OF Company -, at Culpcper. s
Private Lloyd L.. Bradford to be cor
pora Of Company Cat II,rny Il
Sergeant Carol RI. Selbert to lie first
sergeant and Private jacob ". Beach to
be scrgcantEof Same company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Charters Granted.

The state Corporation Coflnission has
granted the following chartcrs:
Samuel j. Prescott, Company nncor-
lporalctD. Alexandria. s. ]. Prescott,
president; H.. F.&lVoodard, secretary ana
treasurer, washington, y. c. Capital,
100000: objects, n general contracting
business.
Apponattox ShirtHand Overall Company
president; W. IA Thomas. secretary and
.treHsllerer. Petersburg; y ca pitn1 $1,000:
objects, n Wholesale and retail shirt and
overall business. &; n Ski
Dunn Sorenson Company GncOrpo-
rated, Richmond. H.At.SDtinn, president:
Chris Sorenson secretary and treasurer.
lInllsboro. Capital, $500; objects, to deal
In carriage and wagon material.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Missions Monthly Social.

The ladies Park Place Home Mission
Society held their monthlyesocln at Mrs.
j. Nv. ,Blantons last Friday There. vas
a Very large and enthusiastic gathering
Of home ,nlssioncrs Among them were
ladies from netghboring churches. Mrs.
W. j. Young, OF Centenary made q worry
Interesting and inspiring talk on home
.:nission work, besides there wcro Others
who contributed much to the cdificn ton
and entertainment Of those present
After the exercises were over the ladies'
we're Invited to. the dining room by their
genial hostess. who had prepared an
abundant supply OF dainty refreshments
for all present. rand which were served
with her characteristic hospitality.
a large sum was realized from thc
Easter OF crings.s There lis 81 growing lib
eraItty& among church. yoers, and the day
is not far distant when "all tho tith"s'
will be brought into the ''storchouse'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Baptist Minister'S Conference

Tile Rev Or. r. b. Garrett. of Court
Street BAPTIST Church. Portsmouth, who
is assisting Or. c. $. Gardner al Grace
Street Baptist Church In series Of re-
vivaI services. was present at tec Baptist
Minister'S Conference Yesterday morning
and addressed the pastors of the city.
DIR. Garrett made a short talk on tho
advisaaility OF having a BAPTIST cx-
hihit at the jamestown Exposition. He
highly approves OF the plan because. as
he says. so many of our forefathcrs
have been imprisoned and prosecuted at
that very place for the sake OF their
faith
) The Rev. Or. a. BaGby delivered a
magnificent address on the life OF Rob
ert BAYLOR Simple" the historian OF Viz
ginia Baptists.
Next Monday several visiting minis
tiers will discuss the subject OF RE
vivals."
The Baptist Council OF Richmond and
Manchester will meet Tuesday evening
at $50 o'clock In the First Baptist
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Large Glass Confirmed.

LAT st. Peters Cathedral nearly one
hundred persons were con firmcd after
the Z O'clock mass Sunday morning. The
Right Rev. Bishop Van dc Nyver cclc-
DRAFTED mass and administered the first
holy communion. i about thirty little girls
were gowned In spotless white. with long
tulc wells caught with a floral wreath.
The boys wore black suits, with white
rose boutonnieres.
The ceremony was both beautiful and
impressive.
Sunday afternoon the children rcncw we'd
their bnptismal vows. and We're invested
with the schpular OF Our Lady OF M.
Carmel, and received certificates. A brief
address was made to the children by tho
Very Rev. j. Jn{I3owler. The services
closed with the hcncdiction OF the blessed
sacra nellt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Evening With the Choir.

Among the numbers TO be sung at The
"1Gvcning with the Choir" which VIII
take place at Grace Episcopal Church on
Thursday evening OF this week.. will be
a hymn By Miss 2Zelle Minor and Il new
song BY DIR. ". II. Q. AlcGehee. well
known local musicians, In addition will
be choruses from THE Seasons, Of HAY =.
PRAYER, and "St Patti. Of Mendelssohn
with solos bs some or R Ic best
talent. &.
Tfio chorus will consist Of picked
ciety,, In additonTto the regular mem
bors Of Grace Church choir. and will te
under the direction of DR.. NcGehcc. This
means an evening Of ENJOYABLE music
cordially invited to be present. An Of
fcring will he taken up during tho eve
ming for the organ fund Of Grace Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
WIND UP TONIGHT
ON CHURCH HILL
East End Candidates for Coun-
eli to Have Final Shot at
Voters,
MEET MEET: IN IN . ..(;!:' &c Hall
Aspirants From Marshall and |cf.
icrson Wards to Speak Of What
They Propose to Do.

The final rally OF the Democratic PR
mary campaign Will be held at, Corcora,l
Hall Tonight at eight. Q clock, When all
the cnndidat ties for municipal honors II
Marshall and Jefferson Wards will be
on hand and make speeches Mayor Me-
Carthy had been invited and would have
appeared except that lie is absent with
the veterans on his way to New Orleans.
In the absence Of the Mayor, the can
didates for Aldermen will be called on
first, and some Of them are spicy pln--
form tors.
President William NJ. Turpin will
probably lead off, and he Is always en-
pertaining and interesting. lie will say
why he believes he has a claim to an
other term in the upper branch @
Then there Is Alderman John T.. tI3lll
NyeG Satterfield, who has put In some
good service for the city. He will tell
the voters Of some Of the things he has
tried to accomplish Tor them.
Alderman Louis Washer Is Mr.. satter--
fields colleague. who Is up for another
term, and lie, too, will no on hand, and
speak TO his people. Mr. w G. Gayle,
a brother-n-law OK Mr.. Washer, Is IN
the race from; Marshall for the, Board
and he will! no doubt attend and speak.
Alderman William II. Adams is Pres-
dent Turpin's colleague from jefferson,
whose tern, Will expire at the same
time, and they have opposition In the.
person OF, former Alderman f. M. Noble.
Aressrs Adams and Noble will likely att
tend and make addresses.
For the Lower Branch.
The candidates for the lower branch
from the two wards, all Of whom are
expected to attend, follow:
Observation-Disclosures r. T.. Smith,
~ -, CNlr Ia ~
III. CARRIER. New men, John r. Noagle,
f. D. Richardson, Charles Richards,
JEFF c. Powers.
acknowledgements. W. T. Atkinson,
Morgan r. Mills, H. o. Gates, John ],
Lynch. G. II, Wiltshire, New men. John
T. Selph. Joseph o. Phillips, G. II. Lank-
ford, Dr. B, A. Hord.
Captain Mills is one OF the most fluent
and attractive takers IN the love-:
branch, and Is regarded as a man OF
Wide popularity III the eastern section
OF the city
Messrs. Grimes, Lynch and CARRIER are
also among the lncumbents;! who arc al
ways able to take care Of themselves IN
any emergency. and A1essrs. selph and
Richards, who are among the new can
didates named above, are said 10 DC
pleasing speakers.
The meeting will he, no doubt, largely
attended, and many voters from other
parts OF the city interested In general
results, will go over ID sec what tho In
1icat!ons arc.
The primary will be held Thursday,
and tho voting will be from o'clock A.
NJ. until o'clock r. NJ. Tho count Will
not consume n great deal OF time, and
all the returns are expected in by mid
night,
The committee will meet at Q o'clock
Thursday night at Sanger Hall, to re-
ccive the returns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
APPEAL WALLEN CASE.
Jury Decides That the Will So
Hotly Contested is Invalid.

J, appears that tho famous Wallen case,
which has engaged the attention OF the Chan
Gerry Court for some two weeks, is now Just
fairly commenced
The jury yesterday after a recess OF some
days brought In verdict IN favor Of the
plaintiffs, tho children OF the late James
property to his young wife. tho defendant, "
not valid. Messrs Pollard md Pollard, repre- ;,
motions 10 sct aside the verdict on tho ground
that It Is not according to law and evidence
Arguments on these motions viii be heard later
on, 's.s,if lgs
II is sa!d that tho heirs of James Waen
VIII now proceed against certain deeds made
OF upscttins them II possible. In tho courts.
The case viii likely be In litigation for some
lime at any rate, t.t Fs t5-5.S e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24

On y ',lcstlnS AFTERNOON which will be ono
'of tho features uf thIs years programme.
h Tuesday night, May LIST. Is ARTISTS
night. III, which tho ten artists wll Srcl,-
der thrir fnvorl,c selections assisted By
the Boston Festival Orchestra.
Particulars regarding the May Festival
may be nbtainctl natl. wire or phone
from, Manager Walter, G Mercer, 1913
East N1Hin street. 1llchmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
FAIR COMMITTEE.
Important Meeting Will Be Held
at Murphys Tonight.

There will be a meeting of the organiza.
ton COMMITTEES fsthe State Fair Associa
ton tonight in Murphy's Hotel. for the
purpose OF receiving reports from tho
committee on subscriptions to the stock
Of the enterprise which means so much
for Richmond.
Other matters Of Importance will come
before tho committee, but by far the
most important business will DO to find
out exactly how much stock has been
subscribed to, and what assurances the
committee has Of further subscriptions.
All those who have not subcrlhGd and
wish to share in the benefits, can send
their subscriptions to W. T. pabner,
acting for the subecrIptLon committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Will Take All of To-day.

The case Of Willoe c. Gregory, charged with
Life Insurance Company Of philadelphia, was
on trial In Tho Hastings Court Yesterday and
Will probably consume all OF To-day Conmon-
wealth s-Atorncy Tokcs and Mr.. H.. AZ. smith
are REPRESENTING the prosecution. while Messrs;
II. H. Wells appear for tho defense.
Slow progress was made with the witnesses
yesterday. and tho case may not get to the
Jury tonight ,a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
tho mos, prominent business men in the

tho most prominent business men IN the
city.3 3ty
The members will leave hero on an early
Richmond. \. fredericksburg and 2Fotolinc
train Wednesday, morning, and rcturn,ils
evening The membership embraces PC
tween seventy-hve and a hundred gen
men. though the maximum, number rarely
attends.
B i great seine haul in the Potomac IS
always Pin store, and thousands OF me
fish arc landed and prepared bS the.
wn ter's edge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Delegates to Mission Board,

Mrs. A. G. Becker. Mrs. Helen Manson,
and Miss Maggie Curly will go IS dele
gates from ochrnond to the meeting Of
the Home Missionary Board Of the Metho-3
dist Church. South and West, which,
conycnes Thursday in 9Asheville. North
Carolina. The scsaons OF the board will
continue until the second OF May and
much Important business Will be trans
nr,f o1 =. q J.. . (
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Bible Society OF VIRGINIA

Tho anniversary meeting OF the Bible
Society of Virginia will be held next
Sunday evening at sl5 o'clock In St.
Pauls.. episcopal Church. The Rev.
Robert Forsyth WILL make the address
OF the evening.
Reports for the year will be made and
officers Will be elected, This organiza-
ton is ninety-threc year. old and Is
more prosperous now than ever before
In Its history.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Arcanumites Responsive.

The grand regent OF tho Royal Area
MN is in receipt OF letters which, evince
the fact tf1dt The Arcanum councils OF
Virginia are responding to the cry Of dis
tress from sah Francisco. This official
has ask ed the grand regent Of California
IL the .Arcnnutn Of the stricken city will
need any assistance from without their
own Jurisdiction A3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Deacons Were Installed,

Tho Second PRESBYTERIAN Church, Just
after tho morning sunday services, or-l
daned 'tand Installed the following dea-3
cons f$r 3
Messrs Owsley Sanders. II, IL Mcvey,
George Call, William j. Smith, r.. H.
'Jclrson and TaSeWcll NJ, CarfInston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
HAVE AN ANNUAL OUTING
Whitewater Fishing Club to Ccle-
brate Tomorrow,

The Widewater Fishing Club, made up
almost entirely Of Richmond business
men, Win have Its annun! outing at Wide
water station, on the Richmond, Fred
morrow, and great time is anticipated.
Mr.. Frank r. Anthony, OF tho Com
mercial Hotel. Is secretary OF the organi-
cation, and says that the members who
to-day or Tomorrow, SO that commlssary
and railroad facilities may be Intelligent.
~ arranged, The cluhis Az old and popu..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Small Blaze at Westmoreland.

Tho Westmoreland Clubs awning over
the sun parlor caught fire by some un-
known cause this morning at 7:3D o'clock,
and was entirely consumed. Tho only
other damage was the bllsterlng Of the
paint about tho window Fa5
A servant discovered the fire after it
was well started, and an alarm was sent
In to the fire department. Tho chemical
engine eXtIngulslled the blaze.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Grace Street Services.

The special services which we're COIN
nlenced at Grace Stree. Baptist churCn
last Sunday will con tinus through this
week. Or. Garrett, OF Loni. Street Baptist
.Dr. Gardner, will preach every evening.
The singing. which Is excellent, Is led by
a chorus choir OF seyenty-hvc voices
under the direction Of NJ. h. F. Cosby
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
DR,AlDERMAN.HAS
GREAT WORK
Since Assuming idcncy Has
Increased University Funds
ss5,ooola Day,sss
Or. MITCHELL NOT TO ACCEPT
President Alderman Regrets That
Noted Educator Will Not Conc
TO University, /

President Ed win Anderson Alderman,
iii discussing on Yesterday tho future OF
the Medical School sofstl University Of
Virginia. said that the coming session
would nnd the largest number OF medical
students at the University that had ever
attended lectures there since the insti-
tuition had been founded.
lie stated that within the next twelve
months, more than $4,000 would be cx..
pended In making tie medical department.
the most completely equipped In tho
South.
4,,s reply8to the question OF who would
he select cd to I'LL tic chair OF surgery.
Dr. Alderman said that no one had Yet
5ieen chosen, but that n selection would
be made In the ncarsf,lture.
Is DR., Alderman dcujcd that Professor
AIitchcll, or Richmond College, had ac-f
said he considered Or. Mitchell one OF the
best men q, The state. and only wished
that tonA were such that DR.. Mitch
ell could make the University his home.
q, A 5remi rka bic fact hat Is attracting
great, notice III the North. 1T which.
strange to ray. has ESCAPED attention IN
Virginia. Is the wonderful success that
IlifcSlQcTlCs lucTInHns MS ndu IN .TilSillS
funds for the advnnccmcntsof tho uni-.
ycrsity.
Ed It Is stated by those who have closely
studied the matter that since Or. Alder
man becan,e president, he has secured
gifts fort the University amounting TO
$4,000 a day. and that his does not In
cudc the amounts recently given by tho
State Legislature.
"a plan is now on foot to have a ball
game played ats&the lEniversity some
time In May. between tho Varsity and
a nine from, the Richmond Chapter OF
the Alumni.
Among those who Will play on tie
Richmond Alumni team will be Jug Il,
Hin. Murray NJ. Mcclure, DR. Robert
Nelson. Allen Potts. w. Gordon AicCai,c,8
st. George Bryan. Harrison Blair. Jos/.i
r.. Willard George Ainslc aud Percy
Boshcr.
ft5 H.
Hebrew Memorial Association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Lecture On Volcanoes.

the subject OF free lecture in the auti-
torium Of tic Virginia. Mechanics Insli-
suite Thursday evening al s;l5, by Or.
James \, Whitfield, Tho lecture viii be
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Turpin Mayor Pro TEN.

In tho absence Of Mayor Carlton Mccarthy
who has gone 10 New Orleans to attend the
Confederate reunion. President William NJ.
Tulpin, tho next ranking city officer, is acting
Nlui : y :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24
Iudpc Phlepar Named.

Lsutena mt Governor Eyson has named SEN
ator 4. a 'Phlsgar OF Montgomery, Vice sem
a,or y; II. Mann. q Notowny; on, on the joint I,d
Eastorn State Hospital Judge Mann asked to
he relieved from service on tho special com
nittee. III 49, st5t VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-24

Tho Richmond Academy of Medicine
and Surgery Will have Its regular ses-
sion this evening ut $3.50 o'clock, at tho
Ia. W. s. Gordon will De the leader.