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The board % associated charities aid1
families almost exclusively, and very
material aid Il = - soon = the ag.nt
Of the society starts out b males IN
ouirics IN reliable circles . % he
habits and chasncteristics o. The people
applying about the bead o. the
family. u one exist, about the chill
drcn. how many. Il any. aFo q work,
and Il they. singly and collectively,
aro honest and industrious or II they
would b industrious u they had the
opportunity. Tho society naturally
will want 70 know about tho revenues
Of the family and Of their expenses and
dcbts, and II theso answers arc al
right his report 20 the board will b :
favorable ono. and in . abort timc the
ncccssarics Of life, usually flour, meal,
coal and wood in bulk. will be forth
coming. Il does tal-c time, however,
20 do thia and II tho family were IN
distress and needed immediate aid
there arc several individual means BY
which they might tide over their wants
temporarily.
This il ono form o. charity which, u
Il i slow. d certainly sure and sub
stantial once il d secured II takes
caro- exclusively Of those who have
lodgings, who live in tcnemcnts some
whore In the city and receive charity
in that way. These arc usually very
deserving people and their histories
arc often sad and pathetic. Those who
arc invariably the most deserving Of
charity arc always the most reluctant
about asking for il Poor but proud,
they will oftcn sell every piece Of fur
niturc and household effects that some
times have tender and pleasant recol-
lcctions in order 70 keep the wolf from
tho door. and defer. II not permanently
dispense with, the necessity Of asking
aid-McGath in Boston Globe.
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Christmas has come and gone; some
|of orr young bIOods began 10 make
preparations nearly : week ID advance
Al . shooting match last Saturday
Jim Toney shot the turkey In The knee
and cIsimed The bird. Jo Walls refused
10 give Il 90 him. Tnney sW0re ~
would carry the turkey % or whip 10
20 combat ensued which resulted II
Toney getting : thrsshi0g and 10 go'
The turkey.
Court NeWs.-G. EIkius W. J. W.
Evans; before Edmond Bridges, J. r.
judgment Tor plaintiff for four dollar,
end forty CENTS. The State OF Indiana
W. J. H. Cave; beeoFs Aaron Moore. j
r.; assault and battery 6ne I've dolIars
Died. o. was killed, On the Ilsh Inst
| . four months' old child or Jas. II. and
Lucinda Cavo. Coroner was sent for
falling to come In due time, 'Souirt
Moore was called "a on the 18Th, end
held IN inquest. Amer sxaminsstou IN,
Squire rendered the following verdict
The child had come 60 its death By come
| unknown violence.
Trickey Jim PHILIPPE tiled % ret Il
10 Walls q the shooting match with
knife swore be would white 10 Insc
lshoe-strings. Jim'e friends prevented
Jim executing bic threats. bus jim -
bic coat torn 70 pieces IN the round.
John Weaver. o. Orange county. me
6picely Wininger lest Saturday,; threat.
ened 10 whip opice. Spice. drew RI
knife John drew his pistol any amoun
81 threats were mad, but no one hur,
Get the Grand Jury ready, NJ. Bresx
Columbia = freezing % zee baIliiFs com
| ZrPY COOK.
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n - : - -
very nnc weasner sor this time o. year'
Muee WORK e Done ~ enopp'ng cord.
wooos Ana making eaw-I0gA ana the
~. s..ss rn s.''s !. 49, .o"os - Wv"
.s''
~. = =. beckmen nea opened Die to-
oscco wsse'noose' ana me weeo = com
w y "nouen s.soes To- figures
N. 'e0svso - '"e se''es' !,
Esrmers are eell1ng corn 49,, and
= | -. ~. "~S. ~ Iyusos - "w"'
- 80 80 W
AL oos'nese nae been booming thte
week. especially 10 Christmas goods.
!or OH snd young, ana bargain vas to
. had 10 nearly every article. - al the
49, 1919 !. Su ~ . .:s.sss -" msse eno 'u'i
49, ~ 0'''.','.' s''s
FORK seasou nas begun AND the Rrunt-
ere VII nave % dlei nrmete are MOI
s Ins -" no.s . p!essn'
srs;n~ - - - :" -
I'
lo.ksys wm - vssy go (lessysmss
hro.chs ~ ]" .c Sy "a Sr go ~. Y. Y.
-. : es.s,~ -,s ,m,
- 'e, so'u ~ I'VE sslh = :
.erk - ~. 90 0enln:oeen and II
sc".sc"ssn NO e.e mov,ae the SAINT
spccs.. '' w. 'osu
-. - uevoev, rom ccnneIIvl'ie: :
coal uIseeF. moved here last week With
49," -. 49,. 49,. - s.,,.s. s"pvs - :" 0oe ~
49, go ..cse r. nm,snen sne ARG
nrIcs s,ae.walk g the church : very
go N 80 p" !.
- oossn ecnonmscnsr resolved
~ voacA pension rom sor Hcvevmmens
sieI n"s0snn. wno oieo some years *"
serveo = : vo'u"ieer during tho late
49, very eood 'or 'ne widow, . 3D.
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Catarrh Cured ~ Electricity.
Cstarrh can - sssiIy. quickly, pleas.
autly and lastiQgIv cured By the Electric
Jsr. Il cleaSS The head, sweetens me
breath, and cures Casarrh IN 81 lie stages,
Tho JAR will cure the worst nervous
Headache ID from one 70 three minutes.
No waiting for results; this novel sod
true curative shows it. wonderful poV u
instantly, and gives unlvesssl setls(sc-
sion, - cures y Nsturss Remedy ere
permanent.
Cstasrh. . common and dangerous
malady. when chronic, 4 liable 10 cou.
sumo the frontal bonss Or me skuII. de-
stroy The carriages Or the nose, and un-
dermlue and blight every function ana
eaculsy Of IT, victim. The breath = 81.
fensiyes The memory, the reasoning
powors, eIght, hsasing, end lhe ssnees q
taste and smell are Impaired; lhe dlgse.
elvo end asolmIlatlvo (uuc&iouo become
dlsordered, end Coasumpsioo oosues.
The 81 ElootrIo Jae viii 0ssdloaeo c..
'orrh and prevent ehoso ovlo Y foe.
tune 6os agents. For cslalosuo % III
kinds q Electric Goods addsoo
FLsTcHsn = Ftssc1BD, Clevolond, Ohio.
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4 warm Christmas. cold Essles.
A light Christmas, heavy sheaf.
a green Chrlslmss. : white Easter.
a green Casislmas makes ~ grave
yard.
4 Wind on ChrIssmas day. trsss viii
bring much fruit.
II ChrisiuAas 1nls : bridge, he'll break
u; u he 0nds NONE. he'll ussks one.
IL Ice will not hear : man before
ChrIssmas. Il will not bear : man after.
warl.
The shepherd would rather see hls
wife enter HE stable On Chrlstuas dss
than the sun.
" Tho Gun shlnes through the apple.
tree On Chrislmas slay. there will b IN
abundant crop tho following year.
''Pspa." aid litlle 6vs-y ear-old Willie.
did you buy The baby Of Cad ?" "Yes,
pretty. Why 2" I'll its : fair Question.
n:gs: whss did b Ak you for such ;
0uO
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RossuaOsd Nipples.
What Il the matter With Frisksy :
Why, shes 81 right

What 4 the matter With Frisksyf
Why. shs's 81 right
nra Roach u very III q THE writing
Uncle Johnny Crook Il hale and
hearty - most people Of his age.
a. Crook got his hand hurt very bad
Last Saturday Ia IN attempt 10 stop I
run away team. His con Oscar held on
70 the rsins and soon stopped tie team
Frank Pinnick smlIes emile clear
across bic face now. ssys he 10 Demo
Graf. He mosms HE bran new baby.
The school u M. 8, Hall Tow nshIp, {.
proceeding nicely under the care OF r
s. Crook. Crook Gays biz school u
higher than Simmons' By ssvenly fvs
feet.
J. II. Atkins be- cold ont and Inteud-
10 migrate TO some country whore b.
can find . wifel Howe tho 'sVslley'
for wife hunter, Billy B0lingl
lie marriage failure7 2" Is to Be- dis.
cussed q Reach school next Wednes.
day evening BY The young Clsys, Web
sters and Cslhouns Of Rosamomd.
will report the decision next week.
Roach School u doing : good work
this winter, With P. s. Hessemer lead
Ing on with Wit end h0mor.
E0loxY.
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|l.1lsaaossk ssncnsl
Whether Dudley shall b Indicted o.
not. the ''falds sgsjnsl him b not fall.
Iuro- lt hao stripped The cloak from the
|repubIican organisation u Indiana,
which be- been nsasquerading ~ The
|champiou % honesty asd purity ~ slrc.
tioss. Il bee rsvealed II % The world
10 10 true character % - organization
|of fraud and kmavery. It hss develop
led thst The republican party In this state
b rotten "frosn skin 10 core" i bas IN.
masked The hypocrIies and pharlsees Of
the COMMITTEES OF one hundred. It has
demonstrated that from Benjamin Har-
rison down 20 Rhody 6hiel there d uol
. single republican IN Indiana, high OF
low rich or poor, white Or black. law.
yer, QinIsler, physician or Journalist,
who will denounce fraud whom CON-
mitted b. Z republican, or assist 10 bring
Z republican rascal 70 justice. IL hss
proved that I'll the 6ery Indignation
that was expended in THE community Z
year or two ago over petty election
fraud charged upon some democrats o.
only local prominence. vas smere sound
and fury. siguifying nothing" Indeed.
the dudley raid" has cleared the polili-
cal atmosphere IN lndisns wonderfully ;
has susde plain good many things that
before we're only suspected hes shown
that the loudest professions OF political
virtue may be conjoined 10 the practice
Of the most odi0us political vices; and
that IL there Il political honesty and pol.
itical manhood In the republican party
In Indiana, Il would require : search.
warrant TO fnd Il.
AZ 70 the Dudley letter, Il va athe
letter Of : scoundrel :" and the suthov Of
Il va William Ws5e Dudley, treasurer
Of the national republican committee
and bOsom friend OF the president-eleci
Of the United 6laies- i Was : manual
Of instructions for the men Who were
engaged 10 hoying votes in Indiana for
oenjsmin HsrTison u Wss sent TO
prominent republicans al over the stsse,
many Of them men Of high social poe
itio0s it, Instructions Were carried on,
10 nearly every county, and it Wss b.
this means that the electoral vote Of
Indiana Wss secured for Harrison end
Morton. The letter We printed 10 the
Sentinel precisely - sent out by Col.
Dudley aod " will pay him $1,000 10
come 20 indianapolis and take oath that
b Be y not the author Of Il.
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THE INDIANA
STATE SENTINEL
rhe Oeee Family uewopopos ~ Amen.
ool Tho oooe oeoeo moWopopos In


The INDIANA Stars SRx51xrL 10 walk
ing rapidly to the lead - one OF me bet
family newspapers In The country. Il Il
20 large and full Of news that people
wonder q the low price st which e &
published. Ito merits - family paper
will b told 10 you By every one Of It's
numerous readers. They viii tall you
that every week they hnd notes and
news from every county IN the State and
from every locality u the United States
and the Old World. They will tell YOU
that every week they hnd articles from
people IN every calling In life how ihts
farmer pr0spered, how that one failed ;
the cost and profit OF crops Last raised !:
the management Of cattle and live stock
Of al kinda; the treatment OF orchards,
farms, fields. and . thousand and one
other matters In which people are inter.
ested. The Farmers Household d we'll
and ably represented by bic wife and
dsughters, who take Won into their par
lors and kitchens, gardens and diaries,
and tell you how each occupy their time
for their own profit and the good OF
Others. Thew contribute thousands Of
recipes for preparing food. curing meats,
making al kinds Of cakes, ornaments
for the house and personal adornments,
ell having . tendency 70 increase and
Improve tho comforts OF home and nre-
side. Other features OF The MATE SEN
rINEL are it, leading and fearless editori-
ale; its home spondence; lie teIe-
graphic markets: lie humorous. COM
mercial and financial departments AL
combining 70 make Il what q required
tor No. family journal.
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TVHE undersIgned, Jusllce or The Peace,
who held On InQuess upon dad
body found 10 this county, % The llsh
day o. December, % The yer 81 looo.
reports that The truo name 81 Oaid person
j. Henry rrsncls Cave; q The time 81
bic death be Wos tour monlhs old, and
wae the son o. James 4 end Lucluda
=. Cave. After hearing the evidences
end viewing The body, I en- or the
opinion the child came 70 IL dealh b.
vIolenec uNknown - me, end - render
~ verdict
Aaron lfoess, J.P.
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NOTICE Il hereby given that The On.
~ dersigned hes been appointed Ad.
minlstrat0r, with the Will annexed, OI
The eststs Of Merit Tsber. late o. Du.
bols county, Indiana, deceased. Said
estate b probably solvent.
AARoH NoonR, Admr.
With viii snnsxed.
WV. y. SIMMONS, ATTY.
Dee. 20. 1855 -oW.
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a very odd dining organisation In
Philadelphia i knowa = the lahmaol-
iteA The apartment in which the
feast y held = always decorated in the
oriental fashion, somc Of the features
introduced bang very luxurious and
striking. During each season there i
. muezzin who presidcs and rules The
(east, and who also delivers mock
piayer and be- . peculiar song. All
wear turbons or fcz copA with long
robes and ornaments around thei1
nccln Chicago Herald
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In dozens Of restaurants one kind q
stock" continues 70 do duty for many
differently named soups the great
variety OF names astonishing the un-
sophisticated country cousin boston
True Flag.
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This 10 the one magazine ID The world
that combines the best amusement for
Babies and the best help for Mother.
Emile P0ulsson will contribute the
stories Of some OF BABY's BENE1ACToRs,
being the tale Of the max and how Il fur
nished linen for Baby +; Of The lamb, the
toy-maker, etc. Many pictures By Mr.
T.. J. Bridgman.
BABr BUNTIN0's NElaHDoRs, verses
and pictures both BY Margaret Johnson
Will tell about The strange Babies Of dif.
lorent nstlons.
Dainty stories, tender posma 10y in.
gIes, pictures beautiful, pictures funny
will Ill each number. Large tyne
heavy paper, pretty cover, twelve time,
year-and oil for only 50 cents
sample copy 8 cents.
D. LorHRoP CoMrASY, Boston, Msss.
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CRoUF. W HooPlxG CoSGR and Bron.
chisls Immediately relieved by ShiIoh's
Cnre. 20
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Ireland Lodge No. 300s =. = q. n
O6lcsrs Tor The ensuing year: IA,
GIexen. w. ~. J. n. Lennon, 8 w.;
RI r. MiIburn, J. W. r. Kellsmo, Treas.
w. 4. Cooper, 6ec'y. Regular Com. on
Saturday night precedI6g sech full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-30
RfOting in Chicago.

STRIKE sYNPATHHERs BEAT NEW BURLINGTON MEN
AND PiNkERToN DETEcrIvEs-A BOYCOTT DECLARED
Inc Burlington strike passed into new phase
at Chicag0 yesterday, when the first violent
demonstration o. consequence occurred. At 40
In the afternoon a 20" switch engine and its crew
attempted TO transfer some freight cars to the
Northwestern tracks. A crowd OF switchmen OF
hs ne @sre ms aSoU5 the and
the train reached kinZie street and Western ave
nue. II ran OIL switch that had been turned and a
upon the crew Of the engine and train ana the
fireman and engineer took TO their heele gettin~
numerous Guns they escaped The new switch
used by the crowd, which was made up OF tSe
toughest citizens. The P1nkertOn men, 81 whom
protect bun on TIM me maS to
flight Several OF the Pinkerton men were hurf'
Division Superintendent Besler OF the Bur.
nngton Road, and some one In the crown
rec rsSosnzed him. The disclosure Of his iden.
MIN and beat him After having been badly used
up ne escaped TO a switch house. where he locked
ana the Pnkeron i %,n anG great
scene The mob quickly dispersed, however, ana
Only WIN. Quirk was arrested He was Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul switchman, and his AZ.
rest precipitated strike OF III switchmen. 20
engineers and % firemen on the ST. Paul road
Numerous Offers OF bal were made, but he was
locked up. When the crowd realized that their
conrade mad TO remain In the police station, the
Miiwaukee and st. Paul men in their rage decided
Th anu immediately deserted their engines.
Inc Whoie yards force OF sw1tchmen, engineers
anu nremen. 227 In ALL quit work, leaving 2S en-
gineS standing on the tracks. Quirk was released
THIS evening and the st. Paul strikers resumed
work.
meeting OF 500 engineers, nremen and switch.
men, was held In Chicago yesterday afternoon
Ihree were representatives from all the roads
present, ana IL was resolved that q general boy
rods. w. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-30

sixty Men Supposed TO Have Been
Killed at Rich Hill Yesterday.

A fearful disaster occurred at Keith q Perry'S
No. d mine at Rich Hin, Mo-, yesterday. Just at
the dinner hour, when the men were ascending
eight at a time on the cage, gas explosion &C.
CURED, nlHng every entry with 4 flame OF fire
which shot out Of the shaft q distance Of 1000
1eet. shortly afteTward 4 second explosion oc-
CURED while party Of men under superintend-
ent sweeny were attempting to descend into the
mine 70 rescue the imprisoned miners About
eighty-nve miners were employed altogether In
the mine, and it was thought last night that sixty
had persisted Forty bodies were taken out last
night. The excitement and confusion at Rich Hill
and at the mine. which is miles out, were terri
bic last night. The superintendent gives the fol-
lowing account OF his expert. nee in attempting
rescue: when we reached the bottom looked
through into the entry and saw light, and
asked who was there. A voice responded, Gray
and I told him % put out his light then asked
him 10 crawl 10 me, but he was 80 exhausted that
he could not do 50, and reached through the
small aperture and dragged him into the cage
just this was done wind rushed with the
SelOst, o. cyclone up the entry, putting out all
our lights but one This was followed by two
loud reports and a SETTLING name of fire, which
cam with ! Ceafeling roar, completely envelOp-
Ing Us for length OF time, which SEEMED ike
an. age. and shot out the mouth OF the shaft 20
feet above our heads. We were ell horribly
burned. and thought our time had come, but the
flames TeCe,ied as suddenly as they had come, and
We had 10 abandon the attempt 10 save the OF hers
Yelled 90 the men on top 10 hoist away out IL WAS
som. time before they got the signal or understood
my meaninC The moments thus spent were a
nvtIC death. thought they could not hear me
and concluded we would have 10 crawl Though
into the south shaft and undertake to climb CgIt
that way. was Just IN the act vi doing 80 when
felt the cage move, and We assembled about 30
feet, when the cage began descending. / thought
The machinery had broken and that we were fall
Ing mo an awful death The wall that went uD
from those men was heartrcnding. 4 shall never
forget tt. AL at once, however the cage came 10
a sudden stop and again began responding TO the
pressure Of ropes and pulley ami we were soon at
TIE tOp. II Is prooa0.e that al who were In the
mine at the time Of the first explosion are dead"
The bravery OF superintendent Sweeny almost
cost him his He Inc ;niners are mostly negroes
The second explosion Occurred at 4 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-30
Their Farm. Washed Away.

DISASTROUS INROADS OF THE MISSISSIPPI On VAL
LIABLE ILLINOIS LANDS
CHESTER ILL., March 3O.-The river Is making
rapid inrOads upon the discriminating lands OF
kasSaslia Point. When the river Is rising and
reaches a certain stage OF water. the banks, In
long strips, drop into the rver with booming
sound Mr. Joshua g. Burch has lost in this man
neT over so acres OF valuable Land, and all own
ers OF farms along the Illinois shore have seen
their possessions wash away. The change OF the
Mississippi River into the Okaw has deepened the
latter rver at least 20 feet. The Old woodwork OF
the bridge OF which there are now only few plies
projecting IL low water, were visible this winter,
which, says an old resident, was never noticed be-
fore since the timber was placed there Another
evidence OF the deepening OF the channel Is the
drying up OF the wells, which have never failed
until lately. when IL has been found necessary 10
Gig the wells deeper to secure q water supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-30
shot Ezis Fathers slayer.
A TKr-YEAK-OLD BOY UNDERTAKES TO AvENGE 4
MURDER.

A TEN-YEAK-OLD BOY UNDERTAKES 10 AVENUE n
MURDER.
GIRAKD, ILL, March 3O--Dayid Wlneland, car
penter while under the influence OF liquor the LIST
OF last November, quarreled with and shot W. H.
DeitZ proprietor OF billiard hall, the wound
causing the death of DeitZ some two months later
Wineland IS now under a heavy bond 20 the Circuit
Court and az home. Wednesday afternoon. as
Nineland was walking along the street Win DIS
little girl Jas. DeitZ, ten years Oid, tne adOPteu
son OF ". "a. DeitZ, slipped up behind MN ana
shot him In the back, using :s--ca!iDer Dull-dOg
The ball entered lust below the lett kidney, ana
has not been located. The wound Is pronounced
very serious, II not fatal The boy was iminedl-
ately arrested. lie says no one pat MIN up 10 the
act; that Nineland had killed his father and that
a. made him angry to see him walking around so
H. thought lie would shoot him. The boy was
taken 10 Carlinvile TO De confined In the county
Jail 10 await examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-30
DoS,r Rum Youn Srox.cH.

Bulletin NJ. H. Division Of Chemistry Of Asricul.
ture makes some startling revsstious q 70 IN in
purity OF beers sold here in the manufacture Of vhh
saicyic acid bacarbonsts Of tos suphita and sth1i
enumerated are the Milwsukss. Wta Aexaudr1a. w
g. Lons ~ No. rhl,aslEhi. n. md Wssh,agtqn p
heer clean bill to purity. 1Ais 10 ststeuent 81
iscts made from the ofcnl publication Of the DepSrt-
o. hospitals aud others obtain an aalyns 81 ~
cinc'nnau Beer BY applying 70 K.H H1NLxI,
Sole Agent for the D. c. Of Chra MosrSin Cincnss,
Beer. The Queen Of Bssrs nhfS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-30

,, lne BRUSH steamer CanOnbury, previously re-
H., o.Su sssore Two niles southeast nom surf Side
nie-sasing station, Massarhasetts has sunk ore
VI 1s sne rev Cleo Wednesday night from exposure
.atn 80 nisn-neense Dill passed the New York as
~ conservation OF an offer frCm the Canadian
49, That IL viii buy back from the Cana
SIo ~, h9li-oad s,oOoUoo acres OF land for
S.o,oo0Oooln ready cash, the c)mpany Agrees IN
tories. - sN0 Sofen"ost tofri-
The proposition OF Andrew carns,,s 20, o,..-.,.
tne hdssr Thomson steel works on = ~. orsrstsrs
s,uns sale was presented TO the workmen ar
!sstsraay who referred I 10 q special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-30
Malone Has His Way,

A MAJORITY OF The VIRGINIA STATE REPUBLICAN
coxdITTEE sCsTIrrS HIs, But The OPPOSITION WILL
81 CONTINUED.
The virginia republican state committee Gen
Malone Chairman, met in Petersburg last night TO
decide On plan OF organization OF the republican
campaign In the state, and 10 TX the time and
place for holding state convention. Letters were
read IRON Chairman Jones, OF the national rspub-
ncan committee, setting forth the rules nxed by
the national committee 70 govern all state Organi-
LaJiO1s OF The republican party in the selection Of
n = delegates 10 The national body senator
N2hCne, however, Insisted that ali virginia dele
glte- 20 the republican national convention should
D. eecJec by the state convention, ana carried MS
plin;. The committee nnally liked upon Peters
bur as the place, and MY l. the time Tor
hOi1ing the state convention There was consid-
erttle opposition 20 the pan for the selection OF
CCl--aieS 20 the national convention by the state
convention. and a minority OF the committee are
Ira IN their declaration that despite tAe action
VI The committee district conventions viii be held