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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-THURSDAY, JUNE 9. 1898.
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TION IS ALMO DESIRED BY US OF
THE DELINQUENCY <>H* ANY CAR
BIER OF OURS IN RICHMOND, MAN
CHESTER, OR ELSEWHERE.
in; 11 \.t \irs viiiiiii PS.
The a-p? major who
) ?id his stirrups
while be mount' ?i a ia
J '
no |< ?rn from the Alexandrie G '
the drama ti? persoi
from M -, w?
?
Had thei icb an oecui r? m
tor? the volunt red in, we
not that < nllstlng would
tm i than it eras.
lar young men at* willing enougb to
flpht for th.ir country at any tim?- and
al any place, bit they win never witting
ly place themselves In position? where
they !"?i!t by negro
An I thai Mai ichusi ; I - niaij.?r
Is Just ?one of th? pompou? and ?elf
trouble. He will b?
to ?tand upon his "rights." *nd
mo.-t whit? ne n will mi." reluctantly
con. ' de ill- iai. Wi \; t to hear of his
msh'ng trouble a hi rever li .
The Statt a don?
th? ?negroes anything bul
forcing the race question Into "in- army,
bud If there are to be ma nj r?petll
of the ?tlrrup s?? m?, for every colored
?VOlU it will loot
or three whites thait WOOld otherwi.
c-nllst.
vv ? iiik nothing In saying thai could it
i known when volunteer? \\? r?
? for tiiait ti? gro capti a ijbrg
v. :? i?? Il in. ta.ll? ?i In amps a bei
t uthorlty ov< r whites.
I would have been difficult to
g. t in many, il not in-- tht majority, Of
' ?li-.n.
within <>ne \s,-.-k at Camp Alger w?
5 ',? , and also (he
gpoctaclj el i number of our Virginia
?past l?\ blai k*
*< minds, t ik< -i befon a black captain,
.and : ire black major. It li
.aid the Vlrginl a. ?t w.u.is
?major. Perhaps they did. We do ta ?
could restrain I
However, be flnully di. ch from
. .
only path of ?afety for oaf govern
mi-ut I? t.? continue lb? ?policy it has all
guiar ana
Wit, to hive Whlti ' ir all its
1 ? lit? and black, Infantr**,, grill
lory, and cavalry.
vntl:i;T-< m ciMii i rn:.
hmond and i is. when In this
M>i*ini> sir--??!-' at- mannet - arc i
t subject of earnesl consideration
.-" largely Identified with the
' lia? p. Opll gl ?a I llj , il ix
th? i - niel?
"i them an thai obi iin
?a ?m sh.,11 i.? such as will commend
li-in |o th.? approval of all t l.?--lit-t hink
ng pei ?ens.
1 mplalni th
nerly of ia?ii. s neglecting to ackaow
a aa? ris?
imt uff. , i;,, a?,
a?? gUllty Ol at? ?t a-in
elash
more than their
Of tin
. whll?
?inv; themselvi a up" b) I I
i, ar? guilty of
elllshn?.-?. .:
i M'W.I 1
in?? lliail Ol wotlliill
to builg. an in. li, though by
o doing be oi
mi? lied to a md.
I :t has never I,
I
Ught |?> '
V
lo* Is unknown i | ? menu Is
t tun duty iia
' him ?a?
other cities. We cannot say we
much, for
noi their employer?
duty of i?
For in.!..,, , .,, ,. ?, rf?. commonest
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mam
slghl? In Richmond Ir to see the platform
<.f n ?.ar . >i?>k<d up with puMsengen
standing there. The average gerOon or
sidewalk receives the lmpressl.ui thai
the car Is crowded, and hesitates to cause
it to Stop, Rut ir he dees signal It, and
do?s mike hi? way on the platform and
through tho crowd, the odds sre more
than two to one that he will find plenty
of standing-room in the nit! Agiln, on
th.? op? n cars It Is too mu> 1, the ,-ustom
'or the lir??t man or woman who gets
on to plant himself or herself at tho
i" end of the seat. The excuse for
Ihs fs generally that such person will
probably be th<- first on? to get out; but,
often? : than oiherwlse. the re." I
Is that of afternoons whoso.ver goes to
th?- -far'' end of the scat will usually
plant himself in the burning sunshine.
Certainly this applies to cars going west
ward ?fter 1 P. M. when thousands of
persons ar?- "'-?n the move."
it Is a wonder t?> us, and long has been,
th.it our >tr. ?t-eait ? ompanles do not es
? cori.tt those practices which count
s.? heavily against their ?receipts; but.
upon further consideration, we H-allze
that they ar?> but yielding to what ap
to be a Used local custom. Many
of our people r<?.?-??iit being mudO t" "move
UP," whereas in other citiis the vigilan??
and poa-ltiv.ness of th<- conductors in that
t ate held to bO a publie service.
Ami so It is. 'Whatever Is done to curb
?train th?- selfishness of men or
Women who wish to make tli??iiis? lv. s
rtabli ???i public ?abide? without
th.? ?attghCesl ?regard for the weffsre of
others, ?s a ?public benefit which the
public wight to appreciate.
h. r thing: The time is com ',' when
? ity in which a trolley-: I runs
will have t'? have a publie offlc? . , whose
duty it win in t.? s..? t.? it that its broken
town, rattle-boa onre ar?- kept oft th?;
No franchise ought t?? bo grant
,?. I. that do? s not contain
?tlpulntlon covering nuisance?
?f this character.
in granting ?franchisee for trolley-osra,
in- public, in consideration of ben,?tits re*
i Uiii. agree? to submit to certain un
ivoldable noise?: but it ?doe? not?certeln
?. ?hould il??; agre? t?> submit to unne
These nnni
usunlly mail.-, by ths
rorn-out, ??r disarranged, machinery
f ?airs. When a eer get? out
f order and begins to howl end cry,
ei ?-?in- ,ii, ii should i? ?allowed
? tun book to th?? company*? ?hope or
beds, but it shotuj imt i?. ?permitted to
used sgsln until .i-alred. in th.- In*
.1 long-suffering public, our an?
loiitle? must give attention to this ma?
r, si.- or later.
The ?Dispatch wishes to be reason..M?
i Ml things, but we would ?have the com
?an.-- do their full duty to th.? continu
ity in,i the community ?i" their full
ity t?> the com].ailles. W? dir?, say that,
lk? th-? niaitter by and Large, Richmond
i a. rv ai i?> her ?treet-car ?'?>in
any ?ity of our size is by theirs;
it if WO can improve thitus, why
louldn't we do it?
QBASg WtDOWTUUB.
?Professor R. C. Minor, of ths Unlver
i\ of Virginia, eontt?butee n valuabl?
'i?i<- on the "Dungera of Beoond Mar
io the current number of the
rglnla Law Regteter. in this srtlol?
ably discuss? s th.- ?question: "Does
m or woman who marri? s a second
ii?- in Virginio, under a reasonable c??n
a tiiti that the first OOSOOTt is dead.
?minlt blgnmy, in case hia-; belief should
n out to be unfoundi .i?"
.CCOrdlag l" th?? facts and precvle-its
?ich Professor Minor giv<O us. we Judg-?
it it la a dsngerou? experiment for
UBI widow.; and WtdOWCIl to talk?? ?'lay
along thai! lino, Tho? ? w-hos?>
.?: ?supposed t?? be dood, rhould
o to have all the requisite data
icernlng tin.? "dear d<epnrted" bel >r?
y m.ik" ?second matrimonial \?mnr.-a.
.? Virginio statute, it is true, (MM
fhtly in favor <?f ?opposed widow? and
lowers, for it provide? that the crime
bigamy <io? s not contemplate "a. person
mer husband or wife shall have
Unually absent from ?neb 1" i
i for seven year? next before nun
such ?ets?ni to another, and shall not
,* ?been known by ?ucb peraou m be
. a i thin da?* time." But nv'ia
'i.Milan ly in tie caOt "I" attr.ic
young ?grasa widow? is a long, long
? t?> wait, especially When one's con
i has tHsnppeared and shows no ?Ign
?gala claiming his own.
fter a summary >?f the decisions in
o\ CaSSS on this subject, th'? writer
ClUde? ""that the party marrying again,
ugh honestly believing the ah nt con
to ?be d.ad, i^ apunlshsble, if i.is belief
iot founded unoti evidence reasonably
i. lent to antlsf) th? miml of the fact.
that Where tho belief is not ?>nly
est, ii-ut ai.-o founded upon evidence
ieli-nt to avitisfy a reasouoblo mind.
i\i!l DOl be punished, for he has been
iy neither ol wrong-doing dot negll
"
may be of Interesl in this connection
know hon th- expression "grass
?w" ?come? to i?e applied to wive?
-.?paiiaiteil from their husbands,
iL?h w? fear a ?poop in"? th.- dictionary
convince 11? that th.? phru-e is not
?- et lur a complimentary one. The
according lo the ?beet ?"i
bas no connection with Hie
.it ?abatane? it ?uggests, but is
.? ,i - i- , , "iiupti'ni ?.i* "grace,"
ai "gras? Widow" Is really a
o\\" thai! i.-, ?HI?' Whose I
ni living, i'"' who Is recognised as a
w by courtesy. A lack of wifely
am pectiOO in Conduct, or a: has! ai
??i grief at the consort'? absence is
j. ?i. end h? ii' ? tin? charitable public
resurd th? ?light-hearted lady
n Moa,
?ordlng to th.? dictionary, there ?may
widoa ? ? - .- > w.ii as ki.o-*
tro, Lut it h the lattei who air. u>u
tlle vll'l mOSl l "llltll. lit.
New Orlesna man hua evolved tho
y tint "th.- human rue in the mon
>ied Quarter? ?>f the world la ?grado
undergoing a ?oadumental obaage
i_h ?th? transformation of purposive
i Into instinctive practice." Many
pet formed by animals, the l!:
?..aid have originated only In
of reaaon, but countleoa repe
3 of ?these aits heve ?mode ?them
f automatic and mechanical, and
,\ iirinkin.l. doing th?- saine
a ia,I OVI r again, will ut last
the pawn-, with the necessity, of
ni^i about tli.-m, ami M mat
under the domination of In
ns a l? ?
I. In this day of labor-saving m:i
y and making everything 99UJ,
I tie? objeetion to being saved the
e of thinking?
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ad ?>f the (?ermun Degurt*
of tin- .Northwestern I'nlvcrslty for
ha.? resigned temporarily,
111 join rtie navy. He left his le m
'anston, on Siitur?lay morning for
?it N? ws, where he will submit to
animation for <.iiiistiiu-.it as a ?ca
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< tllA> litt K-DOOR ROI TR.
The news, which Is officially confirmed
by a tclegrRm from Admiral ftutipnon.
that on Moinlaiv our fb?t bombard..; an 1
sIlenc.Ml th. forts at Santiago has start
ed flowing another flood of Information
from the Washington correspondents as
t> the government's plan of campaign.
Again, we are assured that the hour for
Invading the island In force has struck,
but at the sum?- time we are told that
th?1 programme has been changed, and
CUho Is to be taken through the back
door. In Other words, we are to effect a
landing In fore? n.-.ir Santiago. r?dUM
that place and thi-n march on liaban?.
That it Is the purpose of the govern
ment to take Santiago there can be no
doubt. This movement would contem
plait?' th?- capture or destruction of <'.-r
vera's fleet, a consummation recognized
a-\ at first importun?e, it is not enough
that It should he bottled up. It must lie
enntured or destroyed, ?o as to put it it>
solutely ou; of the game, and leave us
free to proven! the Cadiz squadron from
Interfering with our operation I In other
quarters*.
Bo w<- ii?. ,1 not be surprised to l.nrn
that Monday*a boinbnrdmanl was but e
pi. in.!.- to early ;<t:?i more decisive action.
in which both land ami naval fores will
be engaged. And as the province of San
flam? de cuba, in whi. h Santiago is sit
Oated, is ?On? .?f th? principal strongholds
of the Insurgenta and a ?food bssia from
which to w.?rk through th? Insurgents,
we ne..! not be am prised ?r a auflh lent
land .'on? is thrown into it tO hold It
igainst all coin.ts. Bui it Is a far cry
from the province of Santiago <ie Cuba
o ii.ibatia und.r existing condition?. Be
tween it end th" Cuban Capital lie the
iroviti? ' i of Puerto Principe, Santa
"liara, and Matanzas, and the greater
art Of Habana. To rea? h Haitiana from
lantlago would Ineoles a crooo-oountry
ampnlgn, auch a? would ?M m t?> dispose
iffectualty of ths beck-d?oor contention.
.No. our eperatlona ?around Bnntlsgo must
?o lookivi upon largely aa the result (,f
'lie of those cha?n?es of war that bring
n unexpected fnetor Into the culcula
ion. if Cervera haul not ?taken ?refuge
i the harbor, it Is probable thai Bantln
o would not bave played any important
art In ?the w.n*. And although the
hence has afforded us a most ralusble
oign of vnntsge, there ?ate mnny n
>v ?uppoelng that it la still th?- purpose
f this governmenl to strike the a ?avieet
low and with tho grautest eoncentratlou
f force ?it Ii.ibatia. The Cuban capital
the backbone of Bpunlsb power on the
lead, end the ?moral effect alone <>f the
aptllte Of Habana WOUld be Inva) lll.tl.l?'
; conducing tO POOC -. It would, tin r> -
r?, siem that th?? reduction of Bhntlago
id the capture or deotructlon of Cer
i i'a soundron will ?derive it? prim? lm
irtnnce from th- fuel that it win clear
? way more completely for the Habana
up.
That was an Interesting letter we pub
ihed yeoterdny from Alex. Brown, LL.
. on the subject ..f Lieutonnnl Hobnon'a
nos try. i>r. ?Brown is noi only a bis
rinn of ?.grant reputation, being ?the au
<?r of th?- (bu. sis of the United Btutea
?l Other Works of much value, luit is
genealogist as w?-n. ii?- boa dlscovera i
.it on.? of Hero Hobnon'a enoi
ehmond Peoraon w.is horn in I.inwid
I ? ??lint y in lTTo, an?! another, Colonel
ti ph Willi.uns, wais born In Hanover
imty. March 27. i:is.
,'irginia has no wish to bar the claim
klnshi)? thai other States ar.? making
th the great Alabnmian, but w? ar?
*>ud to believe ?ome of the blood of the
1 Dominion flows in his veins.
?I
in Sunday, when the new? of Naval
nstructor Hobson'? during exploit was
elved. the \? w Yolk Herald sent a
ssge to Admiral Oervern, requesting
a to say whether the Arm-rb ai OS WON
e, and offering to convey, through the
raid, any mCSSSg? the m?-n ?might .1.
? to transmit to their friends at home.
i- following is tin- it pi>, rood rod Tueo
"Ssntisgo .!.- Cube, June 7th.
Herald. .\.w foth
?Prlaonera no longer ?ubmltted niy an?
rlty, bi.t to Lieutenant-General Li
es, COmmander-in-Chlef, Bnntlsgo,
?a.
?Prlaonera treated ea Spanish .."
ie rank. AH are in good health.
CKitvKI?A."
isn't at all haul for one familiar with
slain? Of t'.-ilay to bcHcVO the ain
nt thait those oami-aavaga
lipplm? insurgents who have m.
iv Bpnniardi prisoners will "not do a
g to them."
rulnaldo also aeema to have caught
! w y spirit, in th.? far I'liili, ,
to have realized ?that the way to go
v.ir Is to get down to war-lUe work
IK e.
ie of the consolations of ?oldler-llfe
florida is that th? watermelon ?en
opens there ?even! weeka before it
in Virginia.
Bald Nn tnl Commanders.
he Editor Of the New York 11? raid:
Bchley t?? Ci rvi ia, "Com? out and b?_
shot
i* you'll never g?t home, sir. i ?wear.
Cervera to Bchley, with ?i wink to
his evo.
extremely obliged, hut I'd rather ley
bv."
?1 tin wily Cervera stayed there.
Sampson to Schl.s, "Why, Winti? Id,
oh, win
I you let this .ute I ?ago get ?n."
Bchley unto ?.Sampson, "I'vi ?battered
i a., I? its."
lampson was feeling gulte put cut ?>t
s, its
i they botn w?te Immersed in cha
grin.
?Sampson to Bchley, "Lefs bottle
him in?.''
i tbej 'li'i it with consummate
?a?- big Merrlmac, with a ?flame in her
-lack.
into the channel end never
L.:ick.
i non she Is under the seas.
Bampooil t" Bchley, "That cork's
?ratty tight,
I Im? In th.- world CUB We pull It?"
Bchley unto Sampson, "l reslly ?don't
tllO'V,
ve bsvea't a corkscrew that's able,
I ! " ' V .
ii cannot be done with a bull? :."
Admiral I>?w??\ to Sampson an?l
lehley,
be) paoed un and ?'own on th?- ?deck,
iu ?ai?'! puii e cork from a i".tti?,
nv frlendi,
sit sthi and think tin the universe
mi.,
d?n It. Just brook off the ?seek! '
York, Jjii?- 7. 1898. Of,
I nfalllna.
(Atchi.-??ii (?!ol?..)
aaanSrunta t<> have particularly
teal, i?'t him Inform bla wif<- that
i in any up ?-.un? old awe? then 11 ...
10 dinner. Nothing to inspir? - |
i in her best elTort a* t?? inak
weethsail regret that h- wna got
Ot live.
to bed and ?arly t?. rts? pfeporea
for his bom.? in the skl?-s. Baril
and a Little Karl y Riser, th.? pU]
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I il M M n UM UK *< ttl.KY'S BARE.
li > ! < it I ?I Ile Pronounced us If *l*?*l
til ".?I,."
There has been a good deal of specul
tbm. not only In naval ?n? ! J. bul amol
aUic at large, as t?i the origin a
Commodore winfieid Beott Bchley*? ?sub
B] s.?me it has boon a?metled that he
of Oerman descent, and by oth?-rs that I
lutlve ..f th? doughty oi?i here <
th. Mexican war. A little while befoi
s? hi.y became a oommodiom h?. guv?
Tril.une reporter a talk, which will thro
light on the mr
"At the time wh<n I was a pulim
m.-lwing bnhj. without a name, or mue
mord huh os my hand Urna i huve ?sow?
sal?l the ?.allant ofllcer, playfully brusr
Ing bach th.- lock? which ao skillfull
conceal his bald plate, "my parents wen
I ?Upgoee, at their wits' end to cudg?
ni? BOOM name appropri?t? f'?r th?? mer
val of human excii? n? th y nndouhtedl
thought m?? t?, i?,.. The matter did no
both.r m<- so much as It doe? now. f"
i wisely ?refrained from giving on opinioi
"ti Mi?. subject, ??r at least any that th
newapopera would cere to publish, a
that time, which matks an era in on?
life anyway. QatMfol BCOti was In th?
aenltfa of his ?glory and rotundity, a von
?sient m.in wais Boot! el thai tim? phjrsl
? illy and populnrly. Hi ?M * grea1
friend of my parents, and lre?iuentlj
called at .mi- house.
' \ I aoid, my pat : | wi r.? cudgelllni
their brains to iltnl B?HM nain?? gOOl
?noogb t ? Inch ??ti BUCb a morsel of hu
manity as myself, and whi!" in ths midst
of their counsel? ?me day. th<- hug??
shadow "f Bcotl dnrhenefl th?- doorway
and e.ist Its robust shad? on m?-. That
s.-ttici it. The drcumatnnc? was re
garded as an auspicious omen, and forth
with it was decid?,I that I w.as t" p.i-s
i-? , Wind Id s otl Bchley.
"N'.?w, tor pity ?eke, don'l glv? my
last name with ;i QermuS UCCOUt. It's
pronounced By, plain, commonplnce,
every-day Sly. That* tie- Way it has
been ?pronounced in my family a I ing
ai- I cam remember .>r ever heard of. I'm
not much on ?pedigree searching -t?.,?
many <>f my acquaintance? have ?tumbled
horse thieve? and ?pirate? to muh?
roua tor that kind of recreation?
i.m ?Bchley is an <?i?i Mnrylnnd family,
though win* they have stink on :ill those
loppy ?Dutch consoonanti I ?ain't tell.
Hut If? Sly I was hot n. aind it's Sly I'll
to till my hair esasSS to BOOM OUt? thOB
.??ii ?..ii rail tin- Dennla ICyou like, s??
?mg as i hove th?? proud distinction <>f
Irawlng a comb over my heed with a
iiirpos.? I shall most ?distinctly and posl
i\. |y ,,i,j el t?. beina i all? 'I Ptachali y,
ir any other foreign twisting ?.f the
isme."
"How ?1.? you like th" name of the
fighter T*
"hike ?i?" said th.? gallant -
"Why, i ?ain't ?ay that i ?aver gav.? ?t
nu? h consideration. I can only say tii.it
ooti aft-r 1 h??.?an?? a full-fl? ?In? d naval
fllcer the "hi general guv? a dinner at
h? Brevoon House, on Fifth avenue
lew fork, at which he Invited all th
oung m.?n li>? could firi'l who haul been
?med :itt??r him. It wais a grael slt,'ht.
"here they were, ?overol acoro, .nid
tier? Is no telling how many mor?- ml^ht
it bava boon there hud they known of
Anyway, they have turned out fairly
'ell, at least one of them having Im
une a ?.?m rail in th>? United S'a.ted
rmy.
"W'.ii, the old general wound up th?
in one of hi-' moot pompous
such aa i"? one rah apprei ilate
a.!. be bug - n end h< ard him. He
ild that he fell highly gratified at hav
|g his name hfl lo poOterlty in sic h
romlslng young hunda and, of coins.?,
i? youngsters believed ail he'ssHL At
toy rsta I cant ebenge th.- name, and
don't b.li.v.? that I'd want to If I
?uld."
' l'\V IIIC HOBSON MORTGAGE.
luhnnm'a Way nf thwwtnat itegnrd
for MuHlmnil Ib-rn.
BIRMINGHAM, Al,.\.. June 8.-The
oretnt m begun in Mobile t?> ?sollo
rlptlon? t,. miss a mortgng? on th?
in of Lieutenant iti? bmond Pearson
Dbson, at Qreensborough, is ?presdlng
i over tie? State, and befor? Jim.? Uth,
hen th?- forecloourc ?ale is to tak?
i????, enough money will aav? been con
Ibuted to ?take ?up ?the deW ?and k?v?? thi
operty t" in> ?moth? a*. Th? First Na
in? ! i' <i k of Mobil? i ! ' '? d
a, depository for contribution?, und
e First National I!,ink ??; ?Binning
111 a-- ai plan , '?, I ? ? ,1? ? ? ?nt I ?hut ions.
i..11 a n mosi promt*
nt hank... ami many ?contributions are
w i" Ing muda
rim movement was begun by Z. M. I'.
te, ??i' Mobile, and h>? la ?being a-? a
s \. Tnj !"-". Auditor of the ifoblli
.i i Hi:,? railroad, .nul .lohn I.. Rapt? r,
blisher ?>!' th.- Mobile Register. New?
^ ibama are taking up
matter, and the raising of th?: mort?
AO is .1 '?M?
Lieutenant lliili-.i?ii.
th?? Editor of the Dispatch:
: was "iiii " ami worthily
h?- tuitii th?- ?confidence and trust
mirai Sampson had In the noble, ?elf
lb 'M' :. int. Tile name and
ie ..t* Richmond P. Hobeon and ol in-?
lam aoven men win. were willing to
0W him t" the jaw- et almo.-' o, |.
i death will _?> flown in smig and
r- lo generatlona yet unborn. Noble,
ve fellows, ind Alabama again lia
se to b? promi of her loyal, feerleae
was my plessure (end an honor
iiiy prised) to know Richmond Hob
. when be was stationed at Newport
ra il was a ?visitor ei Carter's Grove,
all who m.?t him were do
ted t?? know sii'-ii a ?splendid fellow
intelligent, courteous, and conoide
of the good of other.-'. BUl oil.? Woliiil
easily Impressed with th- make
of that man. N'?? obstacle a mid i><
w..I t.. stop him. lb? Would strlk??
i rogn ?sive, go-ahead man. ? in
ii.? haul rlddi h his w heel
i Newport Newa twenty-five miles,
?till II ?ai ths train. II-? liad br.
I minutes to make tWO and a half
s to til?? atatlon, Mounting lus wheel,
of determination, "t? h" bounded,
WbtSSlttg WHI h?.i i'?l. A stop.
that? "only a puncture," was
reply, "but that train must be made.
of my ?bicycle," ha ?aid, and
li.? staut.?.i to run.
hundred yards ha was
h by tin*' woida, ".v ?horse, with
ilrosdy on, is being bitched."
cooll] returned, and ???'r the young
amlao a^aiin went at ? rapid gult,
liis wh?-, I in 111?? buggy and he
.i.?.i th.? train that wi- just about
ave th?- station, and wa- 00 time for
next day.
.1 ?h? missed th.it train he wouhl
walked t?? Newport Newa thai ?night,
I??? it no otlnr way of gettinij
thanks to the B| '. bo i? cog
th. w??ii?i 11ul ?GOUT) ? of BO
Th. y will ii"t i> (orgotten. Per
y do We hop?- till' Hol?.-.?ii will (?.?
,i kind!) end hi oomfortoble, for be
t :ift?-r si.? h anxiety ami i?? -
, ? p. May h-- leturn soon t?> reap
i wards that are In stoso for him.
_ K. (J. B.
I't LASKL
lion of Delemiles lo Mnlh Dis
ci ConurcHsloiiiil i ?m? eiitlon.
.ASK I. VA., June 1- (Sp?< t.ll.)? The
? ml? of l'.ilaski i ?uni \ h??l?i tn. ir
ng yesterdsy ICounty-Conrt-dany) in
Constipation
a fully lialf the slckne? In the world. It
, th?- Oe?UoA leed Me ion-; hi the bo? th
r.xluces biliousness, torpid liver. Im'?.
?food's
, bad taste, coated ?***p^a _
m- KgP I I ?*
I'llH W^ IS
nstlpation and all in * mar
easily and thoroughly, t?c. AH druggists.
???I by C. I. Hood A Co. Lowell. Mass.
Iv Pills to take with ilood's ?oi.aUM.iU.
fbs Bar?' ' tb? hieb??! oreen betting pentO?f
tosen-a. Act ami Usts sImw it |N??M<
third fsrtkcr tfco.i eey otlier brssd.
POWDER
Abiolutely Pure
aeit.i tun?) eowe?? ro., ht* s-oax.
th.? court-house, to select delegate? to
the Ninth Congressional Convention, to
be held here on the ?th of Julv. aiti.l to
reorgania? the party, county Chairmen
o. K. Jordan ?soiled the meeting to order.
ti. W. Weihet was ma?i.- chnlrmUn. Tho
meeting Inotruetofl ths deiegute? to v?.re
for the nomination of Judge William F.
?th. ai for Congress.
Th.i following are th.? delegates: Pulse
ki District .j. c. Wyor, W. B. Oddlgon,
William M. ?Perkins, i>. i>. Hull, l?mes
MacKil|, .). }{. K. IPil. .lam.s M. Cld
w.u. ami B. P. Morehead. Dublin Dis
trict?Q. K. Jordan und Tilomas Hudson.
Nowoorn umtrtci -wiinsm ^renter,
Jii.1l'.- s hi? ti Longley, and W. F
District?William Cole and J.
."rowell.
A new County Committee was etiosen,
and O. K. Jordan, the old chairman, was
re-elected unanimously.
Farmers are in tin?- spirits over the
?t of bountiful irons. The wh.it
air? a is IsrgO, aiml the prospect for ;i tr?
mendoue yield. Orasa is excellent, and
corn promising.
County Court will sit all the week.
OLD HI in; am? VICINITY.
Arrival of Troop??? Dentlis?Mnrrini;?'.
An Accident.
PRMDBRICKSRURO, VA., June 8.
il 1 '?.mpany I!, th?' second com
pany "t" 'h?- Fourth K?gitn?'tif. ?United
states Volunteers, now befag neoblllsed
hero, ?arrived to-?iaiy. ?Rank ami nie they
number eighty-one, and are under cum
mnnd of Captain Newberry. Company C,
Captain Longatreet, will ?srrtvc lo-mor
row. Lieutenant-Colonel Cole, who ar
?rlved last night, raye ?Um su?? ?selected
h"ic ?i th?- best for csmping purpose? he
hog 1 'tt ?seen, ?end that the entire rcgi
m? nt will Ix- mobilized within the DOXt
twenty dajts,
Mr. Leslie .I.ri.l. son of Mr. H. H
J. rr?l, an.l assistent prof?issor at the
Polytechnic Institute, at Blacksbbrg,
died this morning al his ?parents1 ?homo,
in this county where he cum? ?oral
Weeks aigo for his health. Til.? i|.
was a highly esteemed young gentle
man. and ?hud a brich; ?and promising
future. He was In th.- Hth yar of hl.s
age
Mrs. Caroline Roberte, ?rife of Mr.
Henry Roberte, of the county, died luet
night; ;tg???i mi yean. She w-as ?1 native
?f Bug-land, bul cam?- t?> this county in
is::'..
Mrs. Thomsa Motley, a well-known and
prominent lady of Caroline, died sudden
ly at h?-r home, in that County, this
nornlng, in th? Kth your of h.-r aga
the is survived by ear husband and four
rhtldren.
Msrgaret, daughter of Professor h. .1.
Itockard, died at her parents' home here
o-day.
Miss Maltland Dickinson und Mr. Terby
Hckinson, both of Caroline, war* tour*
led al Grace church, that county, near
his city, to-night Mis? Kill?-. Dickinson,
ilster of the bride, was maid of honor.
md Mr. Leonard Plerson, best man. Th?
isbem w,?!?, M, tars. William 11. and
lenry Dickinson,
Mr. ?Churls? Rowlett, while iml driving
liN morning, was thrown from his bug
y. ami. besides severely bruising tiis
???ly. had tWO fingen on his 1?1L hand
sdly broken.
Till". (?LI? CAPITAL?
lie Tmekon mill Their Work?
"iiu-iit < i it ii?re 1 annul?.
WILLIAMSBURO, VA., Juna g- i.-'p?
al.)?The trochen In this lo-aility have
gun to ship potetoes, a ml Cm- yield la
lid to be wry good and acroOge lar???.
it the farm? mplulnlng of the
el weather, which is very injurious t?>
?rn ami other ?growing crops,
The Willlsmsburg facht ?'?aib has just
oncbed its ?beautiful bout, th? Curlew,
ter halving h.i?l h? r thoroughly
nii'ii and repainted. In few day?
? *. will t.ik?. a short tiii? preparatory
? tri?te extended cruise ?at? r on.
During the month just ? los. .1
n ?deeds wer?? r? eorded ia: >>ur Clerk's
ice, mostly for the transfer of pro
rty bought by purtl-s settling Inn
im the North ?and Weot
r. c. \\*. p. Brock, of Richmond, was
terdsy, t?. visit hi? old friend,
-, II. I?. (".?I??, an account of who-? In
y h?- had s.eti in ?the Dispatch.
ir. worth Barlow, "f Portsmouth, an
I student Of William and Mary, but
m is now attending the Lav ?School
the ?University "f Virginia, la hen
? ai short visit i?> his aunt, Mrs. Calba
id?Il.
h.- ?Charlea King Dramatic Company
teed herb to-day, and are stopping
the Raleigh. They ?rill play "David
itii-k." at Cannon Hall, f?ir thro?
ht s this week.
1rs. Archer ?Schutte, ??f Richmond, ar
ad this evening t.? ?rial! ths family ..f
. C. P. Marable.
t. Charlie Brodt, of Clifton POrgi
who for son:? time was an ofti.-i.-ii
the Eastern ii"-pit 1!. arrived
By, and will a-;?.?:id a f<?w ?lays with
old fri
r ?So. T. AratlstSUd left this morning
Staunt,.it. where he goes ai- delegate
n Bruton Episcopal church to the
mil that m.ets there thla w??.?k.
iss Din Moncure, who for sum?' time
visiting her uncle, l>r. McCaw,
fort Thomas. _<>., arrived bom?
" ?v.
ry Massen 1? ft to-day for quite
extended 1 ?sit to flienda In Hui
W. Va
W UtllKVIOV.
for Tniiipn? \ HattOf of lieneral
Iburi'i.
ARRMNTON, \'.\., June L?fSpeetel.)
Raphael s. ?Payne, ??f this ?.place, u*hp
t*.>r :-?,me time been s correspoadsnt
wrlt'-r for ?the Baltlmotd Sun, has
around bidding his many
ids here adieu before leaving for
pi. where he win join the Fifth
aRegiment as war correspond
f??r the Sun.
day BMrka the linal celebrati.m at
.?i Military \ a my, an?i many
t and WOgon? from ill over the i-oun
m pawing on their wny out, HI led
net's parties, .-?.nie of whom will
pVer to the ball to-night.
' Thornton, of the 1'nlvi-r-lty.
leHver the address, and Dr. Richard
1. I'll. Dt, Will distribute the ni.-?!ails.
?I ! to-'lay to join h.-r
, Mrs. Shtiv.r, In lialtimon-. when
Mill make her h?.m<? in the future,
ea," th? hsauttful home of h.-r
r. Major RIO? W, 1'ayne, will i"
d lav the Pierces, of Washington. It
of universal regret that las
n have ?everod their connection
Wairaatun, but su?-ii is the thro? .>f
nstUncea Their home was ev.-n one
m-.st hospitable in the county, and
noted for the charming and illstin
?d people who frequented It.
y all sing praise to Elastic Starch.
t**WFUUBB\ H?.
Tb? Democrat I?- Cnncws?A Lnni
l-'ttiUt?ttnrrlngc+n?Sotrn.
VETF.UHHF HO. VA.. June g.--(Sp?cial
Th.? DeSSOCratk caucus, which met las
night, did not ?et through Its work untl
nearly 2 o'clock this morning. The con
test for Chief and Lieutenant of WoB?
ws? Settled ?n the first ballot, but tha
over the twenty-four patrolmen whs pro
t..,, il. Several changes were made Ii
the corps.
A PRKTTY WKnni.VL
A quiet, but very pretty, home WOddlnj
Occurred this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock S<
the noMsaco of Mr. W. H. THley. or
High street. wh?-r<- Mr. !.. Kmmett Had
grr wed Miss BUM H. M? Ovy. <>nl>
the immediate represent.itlv< s ?if the? twe
families wer.? pr.-.'tit. The parlors wer?
beautifully decorated f?tr the occuston.
Th.- bridal psrty wer?' preceded lo th?
altar by Moster Joseph McClevy Tullej
and Miss Kit.? Dunlop Turnbull. wh?i
made an r.|s|.. by stretching pink ribbon,
through which th?-y passed. Th? <**' TO*
mony ws? performed by ?Rev. ?'??orge Wi
Wray, ?pastor of Wuohington-Sireet M<th
.??iist Bplsoopul church, end lh? wedding
ring wua pnsented to the mlniater <>n s
tttrer waltet by Muster Fram-4- n 1W
ley. The grOOHI WUa attended by Mi. R.
?.. Bowaasa, M L?"st man. nn.l th<* bride
b.v Mia? Virgi?' I!. Slater, us mal.l of
homir.
The bride was attired In white organ
di-, white ruit. an?l .-arrle.l bride'? roses.
She Is a very hnndsoOSe sUd charming
young lady, und eery populsr among a
large cir.-i.- ..f friends and acquaintance?.
Th.? ni.iid of honor was attir?-d In white
orgnndl? and hat. and enrrlod carnations.
Th.- groom is one of our most napCCtod
and promising young busim?sn-men. A?
ter receiving congratulntlona Mr. and
Mr:--. ?Badger i-ft oa the Mi P. M. train
on their bridal trip. North.
T??-night. at th.? residence of the brlde'a
purants, la Mut?es. Miss Bus Worley,
daughter ?>f Mr. W. W. W?.rl.v. was mar
ri? ?I to Mr. IX f*. Turner, of this city,
easlstnnt superintendent of the Vlrglnlu
Chemical Componga
PBTBRSRURO'? COLORMD TROOP?
There an three comaanle? of colored
soldiers in this city, which bUVC heOfl re
cruited OP to the full st ind H'l. and
the ?ail of the ?government to mnreh lo
the front.
Busfneso vviii be ?generally closed to
morrow afternoon, ?luring the hours ?>f
the Confederate memorial exerdeea ait
Biandford Cemetery, sad most <>f our
people will attend and participate.
Invltaitions are out to th? marriage ..f
Miss s.iiii.? Ptnckney ?SnniM atn?i Mr. ??.
Kriiesi Meredith, i??>th of this dty? to
tak? pli,?,? on Wednesday, the l.'.th, at
Wesley Methodik! Episcopal church.
M M \TO\.
nidria, delivered
\n a?ldr?>ss on
moag the Ute
Woman's \u\lli.irv to ?Kplncopiil
Honni of Missions,
TAUNT-ON, VA.. June 8.-(Special.)~
rhe annual BaMOtlng Of the Woman's
Auxiliary to the Board of Missions of
;he DiOCCOO Of Southern Virginia was
:iebl In th" parish house of Trinity Ulis
??pal < hurch to-day. Som?- fifty ?l?>h>
pxtem wen present, la a?<ddltlou to the
grge local membership. Miss 1.. !.. T.iv
or pr.si.i'ii. Reporte from the ?sodety'a
av?rai branch?e ?won aande, and ?how
id line progress. Miss Stewart. Of Alex
en Interesting addn ?s.
the missionary work
Indluna of rtah wais
?and? by Miss Qarrett, of Wllllnmshurg,
n?i the Rev. Mr. Punsten, of Portsmouth,
poke in the Internet of the diocesan
?urna!. An election Of OSSOOr? resulted
n the selection of th-- BUUM M for the
ast yesr. Interesting maps, charts, ,-ui.l
ata touching th.? w.?rk in Alaska aiml
fhina were offered by Mrs. Julian Loyd,
f Lynchburg Mrs. Tying, of Now
irk. too, made a plsustng talk on the
lissioti work Of Alaska and Chln.-i.
Alexandrin extended -m Invitation for
he auxiliary to attend am united get
toe t?> be held there in the autumn,
?anvill.? naked thait the society Imlil i's
ral annual meeting thorn Ths loc ii
nxiliary ?enred SO elegant luncheon this
fternoon in the parish house. After do*
?tionai ?enrice? to-night, report? from
a W.imam's Junior Auxiliaries were pr?
aiied. and addressee of much Interest
ere delivered by the ?Rev. W. n. ?Page,
l?salonary te Japan, and Rev, w. C
b?n Brown, missionary to Bresfl.
tea to the sixth annual conven
?an "t tin- Dioceee <.f Vlrglnlu an ar
cing to-night. The council will be
tiled t.? onbr to-morrow snd win ?be
?aided over by Hishop Randolph, who
ia just arrived.
'I'll?? dosing exercises of the li.aif
limb, and Mind Institution were hel?l
-day, th?- annual concert having been
v? n last night. Remarkable proflci? ncy
is ahown by the pupils in the ac?de
lo, musi'ii. ?and n depertments. The
bool was crowded with pupils to its
nit. and many sppMOOOta Won un
oi.iaibiy turtud a way. N.-w buildings
? now l?. im,' meted to ?accommodate
II \IM.\ HI MVF.n.
Serions \eelileiit In Norfolk?Held
for I.exliiKton \ n I horllle?.
NORFOLK, VA., .Inn.? g (Special.) -
mea Wtlllnau (colored), ahoui u yuan
age. a driver for the Paragon mi
I dosollns Company, was seriously
raed el th???r reservoir ?shortly before
o'clock to-.iay. H.? canteesl) tOrew a
tch int?? gssoUno-ssturntod wast?,
ich Immediately ?ignited, and, biamng
. .aught his clothing, whi.h ware th??
ghly mturated with u ? j<>iin.?. ?Mon
r Savage ?and Clerk Drawry, who la
?i employed at 111?- i.laa?. Went lrnm??
teiy to the assistance ??f Williams,
i succeeded In extinguishing the
li.-s. but not li.for?- h? was badly
iK,! trom the hips down. Mr. Savage
ls.lf was badly burn??.!. Willlama ?m?
en to Si. Vincent'? Hospital, His coa
on is regarded es mrious.
'ill!.un Douglas (colored), who wax
i by Detectlvea Heppel and \\ esl
Norfolk yesterday, area held by Jua
Tomlin for the uuthorltlei ol Lea
ion, Va, when be la alleged to ?have
<?-ll jail list .January whll? llml. f VI
ment for i a* i., tanuton
co have been notified of tie
ie Norfolk Art League clooed Its en
i ??xhtbit tiiis afternoon. Thl? v
ila) ha.s been a highly creditable ?>n?-.
T. Hishop. fur .?-??m.? lim? . -i,
D. K.?nti.v s t. a and coffee ?lor?? in
city, ami who is charged with em
tlemenl from his employer, warn.-,)
nlnatlon In the ?Police Court to-day,
was s??nt on t.? the July grand Jury'.
was recommitted t?. jnlL
TltlaNIll COI 1.Kl.'K.
ropmoaoemenii " hddieasso i|'ha
Recipiente nl >ie<ini?.
FRHAM, N. C., lUm - 'Sp. .?l.il.l
'tutu. n. nv nt programme of Trin
'ollege was continued lUSt night by
"> K? v. I>r. c. C.
m. ..f Boaster, s. c? t?> the ?odetleei
a?, well received, and oh tha humor
?r?i'?r. ?and k- pt the. au-dlenra awake.
s morning at IdSN o'doch the mad
ig exercise? t...?k ?pleca Then w.r.
njeraben of the graduating
. Six wi.? allow?.I to ?peak. .'n?l
.: vertid ?is th ?t th.? .-?,,
sup. rlor t.? thus?, usual on conv
enient occasions.
n W. Scroggs r.-c.-lved the s.?h??lar
in.ilal, known as the lira vtoii-i r . \ ? .??,
I. and glvoa each yeur by Mi-s
Huth Carr. daughter <>f Colooel J.
irr. Th? Wll??> ??ray in. dal. which
ron for th.- best oratory, was
d tO Mr. Qeorg? Hiram Ilumber Of
ge. N. c. This is givoa hv Robert
/n honor of his brother. Wiley
'who was kll.V?! in the late war. A
pjiea took p?a..- m eight
k'.'s TeSteleiM CMil Tonic has si?>od
st f<>r ten years! Wham aun ??, Jar
t?> Induce ).,u to take some other
you may know that It Is -
Compound, OU which hO makes a.
proiit. Bvery abottle uf Ur_
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CORRESPONDENT.
Taskinas?A Rival of
Saratoga Water.
Toaitio, fomw Citj -. -,-, \K
May 30, j?,*,
Bditor of Virginia Medical s m
A great find has been made In our
ty, which mu.:e* th?? Tadklaa? pn
0 rival with the gr. it S il
York, so far as miin-ral w.,;. r
i. a water has been d
that is an effecrlv.- ptoAk ln<
?i delightful b?-veragr. A
has b<-'-n formed, which will pu , ,
ov.-r ths Halted States ais .-? i
medicine for various stoma? h in ; |
troubles.
It Is an alkaline or antl
(!?? sale will ?be linrn?
mass? s of our people haive an ?. *
acid In their Mood, which. If t. |
?acted by m'.ll'-lne or .1 ?positiv?
mln?arnl sruter, mum n rve as a f??r.
ner of lnnum??r.il,i>? complain!
'lb?- war?T is soft |
also, appetizing. an?i bu.,\ ?.? .
rar.lv the case that ROl ?Tl
combine? the two fUUlttlce ai ,
waiter?vis., effeetlveneoa a? a.
and dettclouanees as a bev? a
Is the case with this ?rem rl
Our State i h. mist. Or. William |?
lor. and Mr. LtrWto BurwOll of
(Who for y. ais lias
this and otlnr BtUtSS a? autl
medicinal wat'-rs?, an both ?.
in?? of th.- ?popularity in
comb nation, which UUtun
valid:- - bon-vlva
May the period b,
amis shall tin?*! this tie? s .
the Sout h. V?s. w?? hop. ..
i.i't s. \?ral? h<?t' n -a
houses at this m -wlv-di
in the near future,
je y-n
CONTAGIOUS
in all It? itar??
<-i,ii,|?:e!.'lT ?
cite.I i ,
BLOOD POISON :
removes the poison
and builds up thi s>?
Kill. -
VrJusbl? trcitlMOn th?
iimmm* ?ad it? tr*?ini>?ai'
?a?i?e?l ir??. Hwift Say?
aflc tu.. Ati-kut?, a?.
sss
COST Ol?' TSR ? OI.I.IKIt MCIIIiniVl
i iunri'? to ihum niai ths Bovern?
ment \\m* Isvindlod.
i Washington 1'
Something about ?the hist u > *>f
h? r Merrtmsc, that Lleuten.
s.?nk in r'antlago harbor, w , -
the House y.sterilav l\ Re|
'allies, of Tennessee \\ ii\r
?vais considering Senat.- am
he sundry civil ?appropri?tloi
laines took nccaislon t?? - tl
ir? ?I t?> niaik?' am ohoervatii
o i??- ehooper to build our ?
ie, "than it Is tO k'i lato tl.?
uni punbasc theaa? As torn? i
hat. I ?hag permlssiofi ?,, : |
?artel from a MOW York p.;
IM,** Mr. Calms thea a
a. w s :
The glorloua exit et the Ut ?use fron?
he United States navy sh
ract att.-ntlon from its an-,'!
iorious entranoe.
A your ago the M? -mm . -
.'? rWOglan tramp st-? ?in? i
oughl for MS.000. Bh
h.ts brought her tota. I .
h.> vi.-is offered to th? governmeni
i April, ?but ems i
f Auxiliary Crui-?
Then sh.? wais mut to Battimor?
i,, request <>f a politl? I ? *..
gente" fr??m Washlsgt'
Might h.-r for fSO
?ist ol Msrrlmn?.
rice th?? govsrnn
The g.iv'nu-iit swlic '
And >h" w as gel? ? '
Ilk out Of alii tl '
cause -
every other way.
the m.'.-t con ; I
ie first pubii?- example ol *
de of a "kind-hearted" war.
"Ar.- those the
throw at the birds?" Inquired
ntattv? Btmpson, ol K "?:
unes had finish?id
jus In thhi ram "
JMS, "'ha? wi in ths * they
i? w m "i-v el !" II] * I
.!. ?the n? ?.- pro a a?
ndry civil ;im<*inlni, <
?LAW AM) oitin.it n: \<.i r.
ie BagJMlUSd In One *tt Ihe Wiir.U
?>r Kniuiiii,?' ?t Ity.
<').\.\(IKK, V A , .In;
i?- citizens of the Fifth Ward,
nil', r of more than a hUUdl
i ?v ping and orgnniaed tin
o a Law and or?i< t- i.. ,.;.
Btepbeaa of St. jam? - \i? tl
ial chunli. was mad?
y it rang resolution? eren
pnoonted to ?the Maj or, C? in
nmonwonltn'? Attorney.
Il" people ?,.' i.'l
i oi-ti-i-t some ?il- c
tlon of th??
.ut'. DsRurgh wns aanrrli
g at ? o'cloch at St. Audi
church to Misa Maggii 11
Bwnownao court ?if appeals,
VTHKVii.i.i;. \ a . ions I
the BuproaBM Coui' of Api
of the Wythi
Prich < '?m. . a ,
Itted.
rief vs. Norfoth and v..
?puny. Bubmitt?d ??-i ?fcri
rleeby vs. Br mil' tt. \
t'.l.
Knol I '
-pass vs. Moore. Partly ? i
\ Ihrleking Bnuoooa
I'.itsburc ' -
patchj
lorror partira" an th
the girls left i>. hind. -Th
pulled ??ft i
young WOBXUn, who
?e on th, outshlrts tot th i
n p? ta nei iift?-d. fui nil u
? ii, i,.
i.itrodu??, d. and the I
I.'a? h K.
i??i bv the hoeti aa ao un i -
-u?-. The fun t
myetertoue box a it
cd a mous.? loos,?. w;-a ti ,i.? ;
not be diagramed, lire b
i?, worin-, i
th?' girls, some ?bed
?1 t?. th? a'U . ?
a p
iiii.'l Hut a
?upper i?
?r-strtchen pan sad they vot.d tt.?
i ?hrlehlng
Their l>?leh \ l?-lory.
' Spat i made a f..
Announcem? ni is non m
have s? ii. ?| th
Irund i
th;s
small and ttnlmpoftS
d not Interfere with Madrl I
roviadal towns celebrating h vl
that
I?- taking of Holland bj the I .
Tolo Minie ihr I'ol?I?.
ii'?i:i.i!id Legue >
en't the Cunadlas? b
long enough ** CI
On th.? contrai ?. ?Pole has
ag them, and the ndmlni?-! '
i it la time his little gam. oat
t forget your friend. Elastic ?U^a