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The sun., 1908-05-05

Judge ROsalsky ls faulty. The law makes
him custodian Of the minutes, he said.
and he couldn't be compelled TO file them
with any court, although he does not oon-
tend that a transcript could not BE- filed.
Mr.. Jerome said he had no objection 20
the minutes being made public and II It
would help anybody he would draw the order
20 that II will be legal.
Mr.. Pierce has said the reason he wanted
these minutes was because he had heard
that the testimony given by Thomas +.
RYAN and II. II. Vreeand before the No
vember and the January Grand Juries was
contradictory,
The sun., 1908-05-05
PLATT DIVORCE CASE PIT orr.
Possibly the Court VIII Exclude Reporters
When II Comes 10 Trial,

The suit Of Mae G. Wood, as she calls
herself for a divorce from United States
Senator Thomas {. Platt on the ground
Of his marriage to Mrs Lillian Janeway
was called for trial yesterday in Special
Term. Part Ill, Of the Supreme Court,
Owing to the absence of John b Stanch-
field, who is to be Mr.. Platt's trial lawyer,
an adjournment was granted 10 Nav 2.
Senator Platt denies the marriage,
Il is understood that somewhat unusual
precautions will be taken az the trial 70
prevent a report Of the prooeedlng' With
the consent Of counsel such oaSS can
be heard In the presence Of only those wbo
arsl Immediately connected with Il IL the
Court believes that publication Of the evil
dsnoe would be prejudicial 10 the public
fnopala
The sun., 1908-05-05
IN Memory Of Patrick Keenan

A meeting in memory Of Patrick Keenan,
will be held tonight at the Jefferson Club,
at 2I7 Seventh street. Congressman Sui
yer and Benjamin Hoffman will speak.
Justice Giegerich. John +. Ahearn, Judge
Goldfogle and Justice Newburger have
arranged the meeting.
The sun., 1908-05-05
pOoth Liner Loses Her Pro pcller IN NIldsss

The White Star liner Cretic. In from the
Mediterranean and the Azores. passsd on
Thursday. about l. 49, miles east Of Sandy
Hook, the Booth Line steamship Justin.
beading northeast under sail. Her skipper
reported that he had lost his propeller
Snd thar the only assistance be wanted
was u tow. As the Cretic gave the Justin
good-by another steamship, apparently
pf the Booth Line, hove In sight and got
Into communication with the disabled liner
The Justin sailed from Galveston for Bremen
m ADril ie
The sun., 1908-05-05
SAYS PAYROLL WAS PADDED.
Machine Manufacturer Cummings Has His
Former Manager Arrested.

Earl D. Busiok, formerly manager Of the
Cummings Machine Company Of 25s William
street, was arrested yesterday by Detective
Rayens Of the District Attorneys Office
at his home, S5S West ll7th street. The
complaint against him was made by Charles
Il. Cummings of the machine company,
who charged him with altering the payroll
from Si,O2S.Q TO 81, i,l23.s2 Detective
Rayans said that other charges would be
made against BuSick involving a total Of
tlS.0OO.
The sun., 1908-05-05
THE RICKWERS BUDGED.
Tugs Move the stranded ship Twenty Feet
After Taking on some OF Her OIL.

The oil laden four masted ship Peter
Rickmers, in the sand of the bar OF Zach's
Inlet. was moved twenty feet at high water
yesterday morning by the Merritt 4 Chap
man wrccking tugs after some Of her cargo
had been lightered The sea was smooth,
40 the lighters were able to get close along
side the ship TO receive the case OIL II was
said that the Rickmers was leaking but that
the pumps we're easily able to keep her clear
The tugs made another effort 10 float her
at high water, about 10 o'clock last night
They weren't entirely successful and will
lighter more cargo and try again at high
tide this morning
The sun., 1908-05-05
Aon,t strike ON 3 Cent Ro.h.

! cLhvELAND, May 4.-The threatened
strike on the new Municipal Traction lines
u 10 be settled by arbitration. Al least a
walkout has been delayed. and the union,
though making no conoessiona 30 far, has
agreed 70 name It's arbitFators President
Dupont OF the traction company has already
Delected a committee 10 act for the oon-
tany. a
The sun., 1908-05-05

SaIllng lo-day ny the North German
Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
for Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen:
Robert Hoe, Prof. and Mrs n. V. Hilprecht.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. j. paderewski. Prof. Stengel
Sembrich. Nine Marcella Sembrlch. Prof.
Paul Haupt, Julius AuerbRch, Lionel Mapleson,
Mrs. IT, L. Tinker, Emile Pfizer, j. Martin
Miller. Mr. and Mrs. !. ". Herbert, Maris
Vernon Stiles, Mrs. Catherine sharp Foster.
MIR. and Mrs. Josef Hofmann and George
Abbot
The sun., 1908-05-05
BUsINEss NOTICEa.

When baby Is teethlng and fretf1I
MRS, NtNsIONB SOOTHING nHBuR
y oemfaEL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
BOWLING GREEN SEMINARY.
Observation-Disclosures
Honor PUPILS.
lsnecialtoTNe Times Dispatch,l

iSoerielEto The Times Dspntch.1
BOWLING GREEN, VA, June 2.-The
final exercises of the Bowling Green
Female Seminary took place at the hall
of the seminary last night in the pres
ence of large and apprecative au-
dience. The young ladies performed
their parts admirably we'll, and were
spoken of in high terms at the rapid
progress they have made. Among
the numbers on the program deserving
special mention We're the reading by
Miss Susie Butler, and the vocal solo
by Miss Lennie Smith,
Miss Florence Webb Broaddus and
Miss Helen Hope Broaddus were award :
Ied diplomas as full graduates Miss
Florence Ramsey Gravett was awarded
diploma as literary graduate, and
Miss linda Lee Connolly. Virginia Har-
rison Gresham. Minnie Nj Lyon, Mabel
Elizabeth Perkins. Lima Christian Per-
l.ins and Ethel Moninia Rollins were
awarded Diplomas on subjects.
DR.. +. w, Rowe, principal Of tho
Southern Seminary at Buena VISTA.
Va, and also Of q school for Young
ladies in Anderson. w. Va, made an
address, during the course OF which he
announced that this school would be
greatly enlarged and conducted on the
same plans and the same course OF
study as the school at Ruena Vista:
that complete details and plans would
be announced at an early date. The
people here consider themselves fortu-
nate In having DR.. Rowe at the head
iof this school; his untiyiug energy
will make It success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
LADY DRAWS HER PISTOL
AND SCARES THE BOYS
Miss Turpin Takes Deadly Aim at Bad Urchins VII
Throw at Her Horse and After Giving Them
q Lecture Lets Them Go

she passed. This caused the animal
to rear, charge and jump, but Miss
Turpin soon got him under control,
and wheeling her horse around drew
her revolver, and aiming it anthem,
told them they were of no service to
the world and that that was good
time to get rid Of them. The boys
were greatly alarmed, and at once
made the humblest apology, saying
they only meant little fun. She fin
ally lowered her weapon. and after a
severe reprimand allowed them to go
on. She then went on her journey to
Chase City.
Miss Turpin owns Echo HILL" he.
ancestral home. where she spends
much Of her time in summer. She has
made It an ideal country home doing
much Of the inside decorations with
her own hands. Miss Turpln is .tha
author of several valuable school
books, and from the sale of them re-
ceives Il handsome Income
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
Virginia Weddings
Tucciemei-smoot.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, June "A FASH
ionable wedding ceremony was SOL
emnized at s o'clock this evening a,
the residence of Mrs. Kate uhler Tay.
lor. 1910 South Fairfax Street. when her
granddaughter. Miss Kate Taylor
Smoot daughter of Mrs. Virginia A..
Smoot became the bride Of signor
Paolo Tucciemei, of Rome. Italy The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Faith
er L. f., Kelly. assistant pastor Of st.
Mary's Catholic Church.
/ The wedding took place in the draw
ing rooms in the presence of small
party of distinguished guests and the
relatives Of the bride. The rooms
We're decorated with palms and white
roses. The bride was unattended. and
entered with the groom. The latter
had for his best man Mr.. Eugene g.
/ Taylor. uacle of the bride. The brides
gown consisted of creation of white
I. tulle trimmed with duchess and rose
jpoint lace. made over an underdress
OF duchess satin. which was trimmed
! with orarge blossoms and her flowers
consisted Of a large bouquet Of Bride
roses. The brides mother wore Il
J gown of cream. Renaissance lace over
SISTED of a diamond and emerald or
| nament, the gift OF the groom.
After the ceremony a reception was
held, after which signor and Mrs. Tue;
sail for Italy Saturday. where they
Twill reside. number of distinguished
guests attended the wedding, among.
them being an Italian Amba ssador and
Ravioli. Colonel and Mrs. Sckles, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert P. Garter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Rector, of Washington: Mr..
and Mrs Warren E. Taylor of Rich h
iLovngston. Va. together with a party
lof local friends of the bride
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
SOUTHERN FEMALE
COLLEGE FINALS
Brilliant Commencement Exer.
cises-Honors Include Names
from Many States.
special to the Times. Dispatch.

PETERSBURG. VA, June 2.-Thc
final commencement Of the Southern
Female College at the Academy of Mu-
sic to-night brought to a close the de-
lightful seriea Of entertainments that
ended most successful session.
TIE Academy was filed from pit t.
galleries, with distinguished and in
terested audience. The boxes We're oc-
cupied by the families of the trustees,
while the trustees themselves occu-
pied seats on the stage. The whole
student body was seated on the stage,
and made charming picture.
The concert was really notable
one, both In respect to the virtuosity
of the numbers offered, and In respect
to the artistic rendition of the difficult
and beautiful pieces. The fact that
three concertos were rendered-one by
Mende1ssohn, another by Weber and a
third by Grieg-is an indication In IT.
self of the high grade Of music pre-
sented. Miss Musgrove. post-grad
uate in music gave .the Grieg Con
certo" in a minor, with Miss Brown
al the second piano. The Weber Con
certo," Op. II, No. !, was given By
Miss Shafer, the piano graduate of this
year. The Mende1ssohn Concerto" G
minor. was given by Miss Shafer. the
piano medalist of the session. Espc-
cally brilliant were the Moszkowski
"Polonaise." by Miss Jameson, and
the Schubert-Tausig march, by Miss
Shafer. Few numbers were more en-
jcyed than the Mcndelssohn "Cappric-
clio Brilliante" by Miss Eppes, and
the List "Soiree de Vianne, by Miss
Mcmillan. Mcdowell Witches Dance
by Miss Cook. and the List 'Liebe.
straum." by Miss Jacocks; the Bee
thoven Dances" by Miss Lindemann
were also enjoyed.
The vocal numbers includes botf
operate and lyric selections, and thu
first place must be given to Mis-
Wright. the medalist in vocal. Tire,
other Young ladies. however. carried
off high honors in singing, and tho,'
who heard them will not soon forge
Tosti's "Good-by,'' by Miss Stainback
verdis Stride la Nanpa,r by Mis-
Titus, and "Arditi L Arditi,'' by MIS-
Metcalf.
The college course gave two nun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
Jacobs & Levy
STUDENTS BODIES
F0U Nd In RIVER
Funeral Service Held Over Body
Of Mr.. Dunn, Which Was
Recovered First.
speclnl 10 nc rime.-pltpatch. i

Especial to The Times- Difpatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA. June 1.-The
bodies of Students Paul Roderick Dunn
and Lee NJ. Sutton OF Washington and
Lee University. who were drowned in
North River Saturday afternoon. were
found to-day about one half mile be-
low the dam. where the accident is
supposed TO have occurred. Mr.. Dunn's
body was found at . o'clock this morn
ing. and Mr.. Sutton's this afternoon at
3 o'clock. Both bodies had risen and
We're just under the surface of the
water. The body of Mr.. Dunn was
prepared for burial, and the funeral
services. conducted by Rev. DR.. j. r.
Howerton. of the University faculty.
who was assisted by Rev. W. Cosby
Bell, rector OF r. T.. Lee Memoria
Episcopal Church. were held from r. f.
Lee Memorial Chapel this afternoon
at o'clock. The cadets OF the Vir-
ginia Military Institute attended In q
body. The faculty and students o,
Washington and Lee escorted the re.
mains OF Mr.. Dunn to the depot, where
they We're taken on the evening train
for Raleigh. \. c., for burial.
Mr.. J., c. Witten, fraternity mate
OF Mr.. Dunn. accompanied the remains
home. brother. Mr.. w. II. Dunn
reached Lexington Monday Fraternit,
mates of the ri Kappa Alpha acted rs
pall-bearers and flower bearers. The
floral offerings We're numerous and
elaborate.
The funeral of Mr.. sutton will take
place tomorrow morning at s:45
O'Clock.
The finding of the bodies confirms tho
suspicion that they We're swept owe,
the dam two miles above East Lex
ington. Searching parties were occu.
ried to-day dragging the river an6
blasting dynamite until both bodies
were recovered. Six drownings hay.
occurred in North River at Lexington
IN the past twenty years. but this 4
only the second time that a doub,-
tragedy has occurred
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BOYDTON, VA. June 2.-A1iss Edna
Turpin.f who resides some five miles
from this place, Is not only an au-
shoress of distinction. but fearless
horsewoman. She keeps fine saddle
horse and travels almost entirely on
horseback in making her visits through
the neighborhood and frequently goes
alone many miles. She. however.
never forgets to take her sidearms
along when she starts out from home,
End she does not fail to use her pis-
tol II necessity requires 1t.
Miss Turpin had an experience a
Few days since Which proved she was
equal to the occasion. She started
from here one day last week alone 10
go to Chase City, distance of twelve
miles. on horseback, and when about
one mile from here, as she was rid
Ing along the public road, two colored
boys, who were on the roadside. be-
Kan throwing stones at her horse as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03

ferson, of Callands, Pittsylvania coun-
ty, was killed by falling in a we'll at
Worlds on Saturday morning. He had
been engaged by Walter Kendrick to
clean the we'll, and was told to test
the rope. with which he was to be
lowered before using it. He thought
1t strong enough, but Just as his head
went even with the surface the rope
broke precipitating him to tho bot
tom. several feet below, his body strik.
Ing the walls as it went down. Tho
men assisting were afraid to go after
him. and the body remained in the
we'll several hours. Jefferson was
about thirty-five years old. He is sur
vived by his widow and a large family
connection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
GOLDEN RULE IN
LABOR lD|SPUTES
Minister Urges Members Of Fed
Grafton to Remember This When
Troubles Conc.
special to The rimes. Dispatch.

ROANOKE, VA, June 2.-,rhe Viz
ginia State Federation OF Labor met
In thirteenth annual session this mofii-
Ing. President j. j. O'Donnell presiding.
Every city In the state was represent
ed.
Tne REV. w. S. Heishbor4 d. D..
3reud the forty first chapter of Isaiah
after which he offered prayer. In u
brief speech lie exhorted labor organi-
Hations to remember the Golden Rule
IN the exercise of their great power,
which IS steadily increasing
Mr. II. II. Angel, president of the
Chamber Of Commerce. welcomed the
federation In behalf Of the business
people Of the city. and Mr.. w. -.
Stephenson. president Of the Roanoke
federation, spoke Tor the labor organi-
aations. Presiden. O'Donneli respond
ell. and said that the convention had
met to seek to Improve the condition
II working men. Roanoke. one at
tbe greatest cities In the state. hal
been built In few years by labor,
lie said, and 1T would reqaire centuries
to build such city with patltudes and
recruitment. History he continued. has
shown that the party to = controversy
who opposed arbitration is Invariably
the loser.
Committees Appointed.
The president appointed the follow
ing committees:
CrcdentIals-W. j Cummings. Janps
.leifrcNs. j. ~. Epporaon. John o. Har-
i'is, and James NJ. Conner.
Resolutions !. creamer. Il. T..
iilanford. Is. $. wilson, Thomas d.
shnmatc. w. -. HICKMAN.
Organization-John H!rshberg, W. III.
Iluellen. w. ii. Davis, John a. stiers.
l.. A. Magrl.
Constitutional Amcndments-J. L..
Allen. j. j. Powell, II. +. Davis, ]. T..
Yields. ]. G. BROMLEY.
Label and strikes-James j. Rankin.
y. G. Koonts, z. W. Stiff. Frank
krulck. Charles w. Cooke
Presidents Report--Thonas 3. We
rel w. b. Stephenson. s. q. BrI.ter.
u n Lemon, Ut. Pulling.
Secretary and Treasurer's Repor.--
" y. Hughes. J.. T.. Nichols. r. D. Nc
Eesridge, II. l.. Hutter. william J..
Rider
Press-R. L. Reed, w. E. Nichols
Frank S. Lyons.
AZ ~ o'clock the federation took a
recess until o'clock. At the after.
noon session the reports Of the presi-
deni and secretary were read show
Ing the great growth of the orraniza-
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
STEVEN yIILEf SCHOOL.
Successful Session Closes With Award
l1Fi ar Prizes to Scholars.

successful, Session Closes With Award
or Prizes to Scholars.
STEVEN SVILLE, VA, June 2.-The
High School brought us
very successful session TO u close last
Friday evening. There was an attrac-
tive program rendered by tue chlldren
after Which the following prizes We're
delivered: Primary, department, Miss
-nagby, teacher; gold medal for spelling
/, wnrded Miss Gullia Criggs Favor, Va
Grammar departments, Mrs, sutton,
teachers; gold medal for scholarship,
awarded Miss Gladys Brown, of Ste
yensNille, Va.
/ High school department. Professor j,
"a fowler. teacher; gold medal for
scholarship, awarded Master Nelson
sutton. of Stevensville, Va,
a handsome volume was awardet
Master Alvah Euhank, OF Powcan, Va,
for the greatest number of head marks
I'm the dictionary class IN the hlgn
school department. 4
s5frhe pupils OF the grammar depart,
,ment presented their teacher With a
beautiful chair
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
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Justice Cation to We'd.

Fsre The ~'mes- DNspatch.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. June 2.-Thc
marriage of Police Justice Harry b.
.Odgen, Of Akron, O., will take place
in New York City at 1880 o'clock to-
morrow morning. State Delegate
James r. Cation and wife and his son.
N. S. Grcenaway and Edgar Warfield.
Jr.. left to-day for New York to at
tend the wedding. Following the mar
ringe Mr. and Mrs. Cation will leave
for a bridal trip to the coast Of Maine.
They WILL upon their return, reside at
the grooms home, 212 North Columbus
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
NIillcr-NOOrc.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
4 WINCH ESTER, VA, June 2.-Miss
Mary Moore, daughter of A. Moore, the
eminent Clarke county lawyer, was
quietly married last night at the home
of her parents, in Berryvllle, to Eric
Miller. an expeht connected with the
United States Weather Bureau, at
Mount Weather, Loudoun county. Va.
Rev. Edward Wall. of Grace Episco-1
pal Church.. performed the ceremony
in the presence of the brides relatives
and few intimate friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
5sCnooLBoYs LEAVE
ON SISHING TRIP
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

BOYDT0N. VA June "a party OF
some six ar seven of the students
of the Boydton High School left here
yesterday for fishing trip on Aliens
Greek, They took along n tent pro-
visions and some cooking utensils.
The fishermen consist Of George Bos-
3kerville, Peter Homes, Thomas and
IGafford Peasants. Victor Mason,
Sterling IIutclleson, Edgar Humrick-
house and Ed, 'rnrpin. Tho Young
men will return hume this week. ,tT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
STRUCK ny FAILING rIMnEn
AND KNOCKED SENSEIEs.
Especial to the Times DISPATCH

ISpecIaI to The Times DispntchJ
NORFOLk, June I'D. -. Goodwin
Wen known contractor OF Ports
mouth. was seriously injured this
morning by being struck with piece
.. iallinG timber on Washington Street.
Mt. 'oawin was experimenting i'm.
ptosefnshts he Is making to the rest
nes OF FRANK Holborn. and the tim
bsr. piece OF heavy scantlinp acci.
dentally dropped from an INNER no.,
by a workman. caught Mr. Goodwin or
the head. knocking him senseless '.
- not believed that the skull wns
fractured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
PAGE PRAISES DANIEL
Dcnouncc. Movement to Keep Senator
Away from Convention ut Denver.
[Snecial to The Timea. pisnatch


LYNCHBURG. VA, June o.-Dr.
Thomas Nelson Page to-day In the
course of his address to the GRADUATE
ing class at the Randolph Macon Wo-
mans College, the Vassar of the South.
took occasion to denounce In no un-
certain tones the proposed movement in
Virginia to omit the name of Senator
John ". Daniel. of this city. in the four
MISUNDERSTANDING from Virginia to the
Democratic National Convention. He
spoke eloquently of the Lame Lion
land said among other things. that Sec
rotary Root had recently declared to
him that he had never came In contact
with Major Daniel without being bet
ter for such contact. DR.. Page, In
speaking Of chivalry. incidentally refer
red to Senator Daniel, declaring that he
had always been defender OF truth
and right, and declared with some feel
ing that he had often remarked upon
the Inconsistency of the State toward
her noble sons. but lie expressed the be-
lief that there is too much honor and
fidelity in the hearts of Virginians to
turn their back on this veteran SER
want.
At the conclusion Of this address. DR..
Smith, president of the great college.
conferred the degrees on thirty girls.
and tho commencement was at an end.
Tonight nearly all OF the 400 young
ladies have gone to their homes.
The following received their A. B.
degree:
Alabama. Miss Lucy Downey; Flor
ida. Miss Louisa Nolan: Georgia, Misses
Mildred Converse and Lucy Jane street;
Ikentucky, Miss Helen Evans: Mary
land. Miss Mia Perry; mississippi, Mis-, Miss
Jennie Mead and Louise Poston: New
York. Miss Mary Scott; North Car9lina
l.I.aDov,: PENNSYLVANIA Miss Mary Por.
ter; South carolna; Miss Lola Lola Wann,
! eli. Meta Goodson. Josephine HARDWOOD
MARY Brown Hatcher. Margaret Ras'
kerville: Texas. Miss Anna LeeboS: VIZ.
gnia, Misses Susie Ames. Grace Bag
Hey. Annie Bradshaw, Violet Brown
Virginia Cooke; Kate Gillette. Rebeccl
hewitt. Ann Uner. Helen Van Horn ant
| Carrie Williams. i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
FRANK JOHNSON TO HANG;
FIRST IN CLtRKSBuRG,S HISTORY

CLARKsBURG, W. VA. .1une q
Frank Johnson, negro. who killed /,
married woman because she refused
TO elope with him and then barricaded
himself In barn, wounding two mem
bers OF posse whom he deficd for
two days. was sentenced TO-DAY to be
hanged July 18th, This is the first
capital sentence in this county since
the State was formed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
READY ron LONG CRUISE.
Training Ship Itnsca Fitted Out for
1O,OOO-NIilc TrIu.

NORFOLK. VA. June 2.-Now in
Norfolk harbor. completely rugged and
manned for n 10.oO0-mile practice
cruise of six months with forty.eirht
cadets OF the revenue-cutter service
ABOARD, Is the revenue training ship
ltasca, formerly the gunboat Ban
captain j. e. Reinberg is in COM
niand. He expects to sail for York
own THURSDAY for short trial cruise.
heturnlns here. the vessel will take
on stores and Immediately thereafter
~ -, 20 sea. faEal. the Azores, will be
been altered at the Norfolk Navy Yard
for the new service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL
EXERCISES At STANTON

sTAuNToN. VA, June 2.-confed-
crate memorial exercises at Thornrose
Cemetery. this city. under the aus
pieces of the Augusta Memorial Asso-
citation, will be held on June 9Th.
The orator of the occasion will be
Rev. James t. Williams. of Charles
ton w Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-03
Eric IN Early Morning.

Fire. which broke out early this
morning at the residence of Mrs. c.
J. Hatcher, on Grove Street, entailcd
damage that is Appropriated at $4,000
practically all OF which is covered by
insurance
except that 1t originated in the Kitchen
The stove had been examined at Q
o'clock last night and apparently there
was no fire in it.