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THE GERMAN CITIZENS AssoCIATI0N.-A
meeting OF the Executive Committee OF
this Association was held at sanger Hall
last night-H. G. Miller, Esq, chairman.
and Mr.. l.. Wagner secretary. The fol-
lowing was adopted and the publication
thereof requested:
Whereas the aims and purposes OF the
German Citizens Association have pub
lcly been wrongly represented and mis-
construed in being charged with agitating
against the sanctity and the lawful OBJ
seryance of the Sabbath, ald which have
been used as preteXt for extracting from
number Of our citizens and clergy opin-
| ions and expressions, which, diverted from
ungenerous imputations and innuendoes
/ by some conveyed, have our hearty ap-
proyal: but as German-born American cit
iZens OF Virginia do we protest against
these unjustifabe imputations; protest
against being charged with raising any
such issue; protest against disturbing anc
weakening Of the mutual respect and kinC
and pleasant relations now existing: there
fore be 1t
Resolved, That we rs honorable men anC
citizens, with all OF our fellow-citizen
alike interested in the good name, pros
perity, and welfare of our city; hereby d'
declare that we are in favor OF honest anC
impartial enforcement OF all our laws, bll
especially do we favor an impartial ant
unbiased execution Of the laws governin!
the proper observance Of the Sabbath.
After agreeing upon constitution ant
bylaws the committee adjourned.
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write for particulars and copy of little book
.,mss.er TO THE UNFORTUNATE SUI
FERIN6."
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The "tax bill" and the general local
option bill" " were passed.
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"(N,' COMPANY, ATTENTION -
~ Assemble a. your armory TO-NI0BTA
at S:15 O'clock for drill and business. tY
ny order w. ID DAVIS, Captain. n
ap l5-lt q. HALL, orderly Sergeant.
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ANOTHER RICHMOND JOURNALIST GONE
The announcement OF the death OF Mr..
" lillian III. Wade in Baltimore will bring
sadness to the hearts OF Richmond people.
He was well known here, and no man ever
buffetted the stormy waves OF journalism
with more success, so far as the making OF
friends and the establishment OF reputa-
ton was concerned, than himself.
The news came last night by telegraph
at late hour that he was no more, and his
associates Of the press here felt the keen
anguish OF sorrow at his loss and the
touch of deep sympathy for his relatives
in their bereavement.
His end recalls his usefulness amongst
us. and he can be seen in the office OF the
Enquirer when that paper was owned by
his uncle, William B. Allegro, and his up
ward course can be marked from the stand
to reportorial duty. Afterward, with the
uniform of the Confederacy, he can be seen
doing service for his country in the
WYoung Guard" of Richmond, in the Fif-
teenth Virginia regiment Of volunteers ;
and later, his talent as a newspaper man is
seen in the conduct OF the Southern Illus
trated NelcS, the only pictorial paper pub
lished at the Confederate capital, and one
that was eagerly read by southern people
and anXiously looked for by the Union
forces.
After the war Mr.. Wade became the
founder of the EUening NelcS, and for some
time published this journal. After this he
engaged in other business enterprises in
Richmond; and in all OF his transactions
he came in and went out before his people
in a manner that won the admiration and
commanded the respect OF all that knew him.
About a year ago he was offered promi.
pent position on the Baltimore Sun, and
at the time Of his death was connected with
the editorial staff of that paper. MIR. Wade
was young, comparatively speaking. being
perhaps not much over forty years OF age
He made few enemies, and won friends al
every turn. and more, held them by reason
of deserving worth.
His limit OF usefulness has ended, and
another member OF the Richmond pres,
has paid the last debts but his memory
lives in the hearts OF those who were bis
friends i'm life, and TO whom the news OF
his death brings only the deepest sorrow.
His remains will be brought to Richmond
y 4 ..,N
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COLONEL L.,F. COPELAND, Of Indiana.
Subject, MISTAKES OF ROBERT INGERs0LL.
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Wa. LewIs wetreI a peserter,

Editors IntellIgeneer:
About month ago read in the IxrEL-
LtGESoER an article on Lewis Wetzcl, in
which it was stated that he deserted from
Lewis and Clark's expedition across the
Rocky Mountains, and that preparations
for this expedition were making in 1903.
A few days after the publication Of my ar.
ticle a well written reply, by Mr.. H. Cham.
bers, appeared in the same paper, and my
statements were called into question.
There are two objections raised. First, as
to time. Second, as to the event. The
first Is due, l think, to misunderstanding
OF what ! intended 10 say. Instead OF say.
ing that the expedition crossed the Rocky
Mountains in 1903 las am credited with
saying), ] said: Sin 1903 Lewis and Clarke
were making preparations for their famous
expedition across the Rocky Mountains to
the Pacific"
Second, as to the event. II Wetzel was
not one Of that company, l have the con.
ISOLATION oil not being alone In the mistake.
On page S2, Of Charles Meningitis life oil
Lewis WetIel, lin "0ur Western Border "
there is this language which is to the point.
General Clarke, the companion oil
Lewis in the celebrated tour across the
Rocky Mountains, had heard much oil
Lewis Wetzel in Kentucky, and determin.
ed to secure his services in the perilous en-
terpnse. A messenger was accordingly
sent for him, but he was reluctant TO 20
However, he finally consented, and accom-
panied the party during the first three
months travel, but then declined going any
farther, and returned home"
Very truly yours,
HI MAXWELL,
ST, George, W. Va.
March l4th, 1850,
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PIIe.r IInI,inr NM,

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Yesterdays session Of the House was
quite an interesting one, and also quite a
busy one. The morning sitting was open.
ed with prayer by Rev. Walter R. Long,
the State Bible Agent.
The proposition Of the Senate for a con.
ference on the disagreeing votes of the Two
houses upon certain amendments 10 House
bill3l0, amending chapter l57 OF the Code,
concerning grand juries, was agreed to,
and the Speaker appointed as members OF
said conference on the part Of the House
MeSsrs. Hubbard, Ferguson and Dec.
DR.. Bee submitted House Joint Resolu-
ton No. 80, authorizing provision to be
made for the education OF the colored desf.
dumb and blind OF the State. 1t wa
agreed to, and DIR. Bee was requested u
communicate this fact to the other branc:i.
Judge Ferguson announced that the Com.
mittee OF Conference on the disagreeing
votes upon certain amendments 10 House
bill No. 800, could not agree. He moved
that the House recede from its action,
which motion prevailed, and the bill was
passed. ltamends chapter l04 OF the Code,
concerning the Limitation OF suits.
Leave ofabsence was granted Mr.. Cresap,
Of Randolph county, till Monday next.
House. bill No. 4lS, changing the corpor-
ate limits Of the town Of ClaTksburg, was
passed,
House bill No. 40, Mr.. Edmiston's bill
to regulate the charges for transporting
freight and passengers on horse railroads.
came up on its third reading. Mr.. Mcneil
moved 10 indefinitely postpone considera.
ton Of the bill. Mr.. Hubbard moved to
commit TO the Committee on Railroads,
which latter motion prevailed.
House bill los also came up on third
reading, and on motion OF Mr.. Dodrill was
laid on the table. 1t make certain changes
IN the line between Webster and PocAhon.
tas counties.
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ANorHTR RAlLnoAn NM.

: Speaker Wilson doesn't know when he
is whipped. House bill 2S5 came up
again yesterday, this time upon its passage.
The Speaker on the second reading OF the
slne bill moved TO strike out two sections,
reading as follows:
Every such railroad corporation may
sell, issue aud transfer its stock or bonds,
or both, for money, labor, property or
other materials to be used for the purposes
for which the corporation was formed and
especially for the construction aud equip.
ment Of its railroad; and in case 1t be found
necessary to do SO, it may sell and dispose
OF the same at less than the par value. But
no such corporation shall issue any stock
or declare any stock dividend excepta as
aforesaid, for any sum which shall exceed
the net earnings OF such corporation, and
which shall have been actually and in good
faith applied and invested in and for the
purposes Of the corporation, all stock
dividends, and all fictitious increase Of the
capital stock, or Indebtedness Of any such
corporation, shall be void"
IAN railroad companies organized or
constructed under the provisions Of this
chapter may, and they shall have power
and authority to receive donations and
deviscs Of lands, property and materials,
and to receive subscriptions to their CAPT.
tai stock, payable IN lands, property,
materials, work, labor and otherwise, upon
such terms and conditions as the directors
and owners may agree and determine, and
may also receive, purchase and hold real
estate as basis for the construction OF the
railroad OF any such corporation, and to
stock or bonds, or both, for the payment
oithc same, upon such terms and copdi-
tons as the stockholders, directors or
owners thereof, may agree upon and deter
mine, and TO sell aud convey such real es-
tate upon such terms and conditions al
the corporation may authorize"
This the House refused to do. When
the bill came up yesterday, the Speaker
called Mr.. Lowry to the chair aud made
the motion 10 refer the bill to the judiciary
Committee with instructions TO strike out
these sections, and followed i with one D
his fieriest and most energetic speeches II
favor OF the notion.
DR.. Steere responded with q keenly iron
ical speech in which he oStensibly support
ed the Speakers motion, but really, ant
quite apparently, held the Speakers cans
in regard to railroads up to ridicule. Thl
remarks oil the Doctor were hugely enjoyed
and kept the House IN, q continuous smile
!. Judge Ferguson raised the point that tn
| Speakers motion was out Of order, but III
gentleman in the Chair ruled that N
point was not well taken. From this deci.
ion the Judge took an appeal, and demand
.
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Mother.l ,Iothersp norman. n,

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The london Hair Color Restorer"
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Some ten years ago my wife's hair com
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Is Is,, now growing beautifully.-J. A. Tyne
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The worlds EpiISptfei Inattiuts.
GcrSpoadsnsi Of The chls,go fines. Aus. II, lSsi
While passing through St Joseph, and
having heard n great deal about the Wesid'l
EpilepHc Institute located here, I concluded
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a.
cd the ayes and noes. The House by a
large majority refused 70 sustain the decis.
on Of the Chair
Speaker Wilson aRain returned TO the
charge, aud moved Ia strike out. Judge
Ferguson again raised the point Of order,
which again was not sustained by the
Chair. Tho Judge took another appeal,
again also demanding the ayes and noes,
and the decision Of the Chair was again
oyerruled by the House.
The bill was then passed.
Speaker Wilson's triumph camo upon the
heels Of his defeat, however. Another pet
railroad measure OF his was successful,
House bill No. 402, 10 amend chapter one
hundred and fiity-one Of the Code Of West
Virginia relating to offences against public
policy, by adding at the end thereof four
additional sections, numbered seventeen,
eighteen, nineteen and twenty, prohibiting
the issuing OF free passes BY railroads to
any legislative, executive or judicial officer
Of the State, or 10 any U. 3. Senator or
member Of Congress from this State, being
passed by the House. ID this connection
II Is referred to as significant that Mt. vii.
son reiraned from any remarks In favor Of
the passage Of bis bill,
The House then took the usual recess,
on motion OF Mr.. Seabright.
f. In the afternoon House bill No. 81, re-
lating to attachments and the arrest Of de-
PENDANTS, was passed. /.
House bill No. $50, the ReyiSory Com.
mission bill amending the provisions Of the
Code concerning the rights OF married
women, was read third time. AIr. Hobbs
made
SOME FUN
by asking unanimous consent to propose
ap amendment to the effect that married
woman might split kindling wood without
the consent Of her husband; also that she
might sleep in front when there was reason
TO believe there were burglars in the House.
The bill was rejected.
Mr.. Lowry offered resolution that all
members Of the House having free passes
on railroads deposit them on the Clerks
desk, and that the ScrHeant.at-Arms take
charge Of all members not complying with
this resolution with alacrity.
Mr.. Brady offered an amendment, auth.
orizing the sergeant-at.Arms to search all
members for free passes,
Mr. Riley Directing to the present con.
OF the resolution, Il went over
under the rules.
House bill 292, concerning the authenti.
cation Of deeds and other writings, was
passed.
And on motion Of Judge Ferguson, the
House adjourned.
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