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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-04-11

Hon. Geo. g. Sturgiss has been ap-
pointed United States District Attorney
for West Virginia to succeed c. G. Watts.
the Democratic incumbent.
Cards have been sent to the Alumni of
the University of Virginia. to attend a
meeting of the Alumni Friday evening
April 26th. at l407 Massachusetts Avenue,
n. Y. 8 O'Clock. The Governor and
1t. Governor of Virginia. the Rector and
some of the Board of Visitors, the chairs
man and some of the Faculty of the Uni.
versity are expected to be present.
It is expected that the L. S. Court.
which convened at Little Rock. Arkan-
sas, on the Sth. will take the first step
toward unraveling the mystery surround
ing the assassination of John NJ. Clayton.
-Four. persons implicated in the election
troubles at Piummersvlle will he tried
ma nelly William Palmer, Tom Henry.
Charles Reed and James Lucas The
conviction of one or all will. it is claimed,
lead to startling developments.
Edwin Booth. the grsas tragedian, was
struck dumb In Rochester. N. Y. on the
the.3rd. while preparing TO represent Iago
10 the play of Othello, with Ltwrerce Bar
rett as Othello. When it was di covered,
Mr. Barrett announced the painful fact,
aud cancelled Mr.. Booth 8 engagements in
Rochester 1t was partial paralysis,
from the effect of excessive smoking of
strong cigars. At last accounts Mr.. Booth
wa, getting along well, and it was thought
might resume his stage elgagen-en- in a
short time.
The selection of Mr.. Blaine for Secre-
tary of State has been amply twarded by
his conduct of that high flee, although
but little more than ii month h rs II ans
pirei since he took charge. Lis appoint
meHts have heen singularly clear and pop
ular. His whole conduct has been on
strict linPai.h his high character and broad
views, and is pervaded by such 81 irit of
fairness, impartiality and conc RI Tor the
government and country, that criticism
has been disatmed. and pablc confidence
inspired regardless of party.
: Bill Moran. the terror of the fiat top coal
region. and one of the most desperate
characters in the southwe. t, was killed ia
Mercer county last week. his edy being
perforated 10y twelve bullets. Detective
Baldwin. of the E reka Agency. Charles
ton, w. Va, ' i.h a :sstalts Wallace and
Robinson, starte in search of Moran, by
direction of the railroad company, into
whose train Moran had flied. as we'll as
breaking up the furniture, W.. at the de-
pot. He was found about 20 miles from
Bramwell, in company with woman.
The house was broken in by The detectives,
when firing commenced on 10th sides.
ALI the detectives were wounded; Walker,
it is thought. fatally, and Moran was |
killed with his boots on,
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AT the stable is II fine pair of Fairbanks scales
where horses can be weighed.
also keep on hand Il fine selection of Hiding
and Driving Horses for sale at reasonable
prices. Also, q LOT of secondhand Omni-
buses. Carriages, buggies and wagons of
every desert ption, i'll excellent. condition.
which will be sold or traded accommodate
ing terms.
PARTIES visiting the city can have their horses
ed by day, week, or month on mo ierate terms il.
Have also turned part of my place into q
nitching department, where horses viii be
nitehed and we'll taken care of as eheaply as
anywhere in he-city.
Also, our Baggage Transfer.-Parties can have
their baggage called for at any time of day o.:
night; Will receive prompt attention. Call at
ne Old stand. Respectfully,
sep9 EDW RID RtTRR f..
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A Yankee sheriff Frightened.

A we'll known sheriff who lives in Maine
had been given up to die with what his
physician called Consumption. A friend
advised the sheriff to try Fniitan Cough
and Consumption Cure; recovery soon fol.
lowed. much to the surprise of the doctor.
who now pre-cribes it for Coughs, Colds
i nd Con sumption, Price 25 cts. At p. L.
A Hen g dfuG store
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Consumption Surely Cared.

To TIE EDIToR-PIease >infean4 your
readers that have a positive remedy for
the above named disease. BY it's timely
use thousands of hopeless eases have been
permanently cured. !s'lall be gladst0 send
two bottles Of my remedy free to any of
your readers VIII, have consumption if
they VIII send me their express and post
Office address. Respectfully.
~ 4. a. SI4OCUM. 81. c..
ISL Pearl St. New York.
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Denial the silver story

Denial OF The silver Story.
Lynchlaug Vdrginian: a.az.ll
LEXINGTON, VA, April 8 Please pub
lish my emphatic denial of the statement
in your issue of the 9Th that had pub
licly announced in the hotel. on the streets
and in the office of the Bueua Vista Com
pany, before strangers, that large rich
silver vein had been located on the COM
pany s property" 1 never made any such
statement in any place. nor said anything
that could be so construed.
Very truly,
b. MeOMAW,
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Lexington. just now, has mania on
joint stock companies. 0 re t. build an !.
Olera House; another 10 put up a tele-
phone between I.eNir gton al d Buena
Vista; another to estah j h a halness-and
addle f;c.ory at Bnena Vista; and next
will be one to deyel>p he silver mines
recently alleged to have heen discovered
at Buena Vista.
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bridge here. Some seven or

new iron bridge here. Some seven or
eight car loads ot it have come.
Mrs. Ievina lrgraham. wife If William
Ingralan, died on the 2lst of Ma ch AGED
about seventy years. She leaves seven
chililren To mourn her loss.
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DIED.

March Soth. 1889, in this city, Mis-. Christine
DunWOld, aged 70.
April I. 1880. in West End. from spinal men,
irgits, MAY, eldest daughter uI Frank Carr,
Esq, aged IS ears. u
April 2.3lss9. near MIDI ebrook. ffam putu
monia. Mr.. VIM. X. Cieinmer. aged 20 years, 8
| months and days.
In This city, April s. at the r. si.'ence OF her
grandfather, Col. J.. Is. iioyShatd little Virgie,
daughter ofJ. Frank Clemmer aged eais
April 1, 1889 at her home near Mint Spring
from paralysis, Mis-. Virginia Abhey, aged 81
April 5, 1889. In Rock tpgham county, MIR.
Robert Van Lear, aged about 81 He was the
father OF DR. Van Lear and Mrs. F. H. Carson,
of Long Glade, this county.
March 49, 1882 near Moflatt's Geek, this
county. Mr.. John weaver, aged about 81 years
good man has gone. He was n member of
the United Brethren church. His lie was in
sured in the Valley Mutual fors !t0J.
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Saturday, Meg 4th, 1889.
That valuable farm of which VIM. r. Eieol died
seized and possessed, containing by q late sur
vey G3S f-9 Acres cd Land. This is one OF
The most desirable farms in this section of Viz
giiia. and has upon II 81 very tine large BRICK
DIV ELLING HOUSE, with all necessary out.
buildings. III is convenient to postofllces,
schools, churches and mills and has upon 1t q
large orchard of select varieties of apples,
peaches, pears, garden fruits and grapes of ali
varieties.
The land is productive, and well adapted to
the growing Of the cereals usually cultivated
in this section. Nearly all the open land has n
good stand Of grass on it-orchard grass, tim
othy, clover and bluegrass; it is well watered
aud Well timbered; the fencing is in good re.
pair. and in short the farm is in first rate cen
ditlon, and Will make for ttny one a most deslr-
able. home.
ERMS.-Cne-third cash, and he balance in
one, two and three years, purchaser giving
bonds for deferred payments. with interest
FROM date ofsale. Title Will be retained until
the last payment is made. SAFE to begin at IL II
III. For further Information Adde'S
JNO. w. FRY, Executor
of " m. +. Nicol. decd,
april st Pratt'S Z. o., Madison Co., Va.
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The prairie fire which swept over. North
Dakota last week, caused immense loss of
property. and >ome lives. Many hair
breadth escapes are reported. The fire
originated from man smoking pipe and
dropping spark on the dry grass. .ais- ~
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-04-11

CATARRII CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh S Catarrh Rem
pdy. Price so cents Nasal Injector free.
For sale at p. T. Aliens Drug Store.
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and to national politics, which shall so
educate and organize our people that they
may assert the balance of power they
rightfully hold to protect and advance the
material development of the South
further suggest that when one thousand
names are secured call for such a con-
vention be issued. Yours truly.
H. e. PARSONS.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA, March 4, 1889.
III. &. Parsons. Esq:
My Dear Sir.-l have your letter Of Feb
ruary o. approve heartily of your sug-
gestion. We will meet and cooperate
with Won in the organization of the South
ern Protective Tariff League.
Yours truly, THOMAS SEDDEN.
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yN7ANTED.

w
rive thousand cords of Chestnut oak Bark.
-Four Thousand celds OF Rack Gak Bank, =.
" r. T. d o., or & u @
Parties who can furnish the supplies named,
in any quantity, will please address,
Z. H. tNtRRAN.
mat2i ON Stuart's Draft
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l.IEe's Mistake. .

Somebody has condensed the mistakes
of life and arrived at the conclusion. that
there are fourteen of them; the greatest
of all Mistakes is to allow a simple Cough
CT Cold to take its course, which ends in
death: check it in time and save life NV
using Puritan Cough ard Consumption
Cure. Price 25.cents. d s-1+~
At 2. t. Aliens Drug Sttre. - - L..
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WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiioh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale by P ),
I, Allen.
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rah, G L., on Sunday last. resulting from
liz h Ing q gas Jet.
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SHLoH's CoUGu and Consumption Cure
is sold by us eila guarantee. ltcuresCOn
sumption. For sale at Z, T, Aliens
Drug Store, -..l-ss 49,
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MARRIED.

On Thursday. April ifh lSs9sat the residence
of the brides parents. by Rev. A. II. Thorn lsoi,
MI. Wni. h. ROLLER, OF Weyer's ave. Apgustit
county. and Miss GeOrs iaLA Baker, of Scotts
Ford. Rockingham county. Va.
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Grist-Mill, SawMill and Farm
FOR SALE!

Having recently gone into business in the
city of Richmond will offer for sale my farm
OF Gig acres, /, ing on the Staunton and Char.
lottesville turnpike, TX miles from Greenwood
Depot, A lbe marie county. Va. TINS farm has
on it a GRIST- MILL and S AW-MiLi. which
have been recently thoroughly femedeled al
considerable expense.
The land is we'll timbered and lies we'll. there
being a on side rahle quantity of fine meadow
land ON 1t, / is in of the healthiest and
most desil able sections OF the state
There are on the farm about So acres of good
wheat and a very COMFORTABLE dwelling OF t
rooils and Kitchen.
make IL an unusually desirable place.
For further Information apply to
se DAVID Fl NSrEN,
II N. 18th street.
apr4 At s5y @.ts Richmond, Va.
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THE BEST IN THE SOUTH,

For the season of 1856, Rurkes splendid Liv-
cry Is even in finer condition than ever. 1s
elegant match teams, new and fine vehicles
and sty lsh turnots I'll the pride of the city ana
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-04-11

sHackmetaek, - I, lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and so cents. For sale
at Z. I. ALIENS Dug Stsre.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-04-11

A bill will become law in Michigan
prohibiting he sale of tobacco to boys
under seventeen years of age, without the
written consent of parent or guardian. ~
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NEW ENTs.
DISEASED BLOOD.
siumors, Biotches, Sores, Scales, Crusts
and loss of hair cured.

Terrible Blood Poison Suffered all -
nian eomid suffer and live. Face and
body covered with awful sores. Used
ttae Cutieur;s Remedies ten weeks a.sG is
practically cured. Il remarkable ease.
contracted terrible blood poisoning year
ago. l doctorad with two good physicians.
neither OF whom did me any good. j suffered
u! a man can suffer and live. Hearing of your
CUTICURA REMEDIES ] concluded to try them.
Knowing il they did me no good they could
make me no worse. have been using them
about ten weeks. and am most happy To say that
am almost rid of The awful sores that covered
my face and body. My face was as bad, il not
worse, than that of Miss Boynton, Spoken of III
your book. and would say to amy one in the
same condition. to use CUTicueA, and they
VIII surely be cured You may this letter
iii the interest of suffering humanity.
E. w. REYNOLDS, Ashland Ohio.
Covered with Cumming Sores II Years.
] have been troubled with q skin and scalp
disease for II years. My head at times WIS one
running sore, and my body was covered with
them large as - half dollar. | tried great
many remedies without effect until | used The
tuficuRA REMEDIES. md am thankful 10 state
that after two mouths of their use [ am en-
tlTe1y cured feel il my duty to you AID the
public to state the above case.
j.. Il. McDO WELL, Jamesburg. N. j
Dug and Scratched! 3s Years.
60 MIR. Dennis LOWING ten years better.
have aug and scratched for tniIIy-eight years.
had what is termed priIritS. and have suGe"eti
everything, and tried y number OF doctors bet
got no relief ANYBODY could have got SEQ had
they curedme. The CUTE Ui,A REM EpI KS cured
nee God bless the man who invented. CUTE.
cukA! CHENEY GREEN, Cambridge, Mass.
Cuticura Remedies
Are sold everywhere. Price: CUTiCURA soc:
SOAP Csc; REsot.VENT. 81 90 Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
ss-send r"How to Cure Skin Diseases, 81
pages, 50 illustrat ions and 100 testimonials.
pTMPLEfS, back heads chapped and oily skin,
Ah prevented by CUTICURA MEDiCA'D SOAP
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peath orCoI willion wcciintic

" regret to announce the death of Col. VIM.
McClintic, surveyor OF Bath county, which oc-
Cured at his residence in that county. on the
l2tu of March,. He had been confined 70 his
room for eigh teen months, and was u constant
sufferer, which he bore with perfect patience
He was one OF the most prominent and useful
citizens of our 'unty, and had served M super
visor, county surveyor and Iii other oftical
trusts, with efficiency. He leaves u widow and
thirteen children, and % maiden SISTER who al
ways made her home with him to mourn his
loss. Iieswas Is years and 5smonihs old, and
highly esteemed by all who knew him. His
death is great loss. @ A FRIEND.
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+. w. Devoe s. Cos Pure Ready Mixed
Paints for sale by Guild & SHELTON.
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MOTT r. My daughter, Mary Elizabeth
~ fystcr Gregory. having left my bed and
board without my consent, hereby forbid any
one from taking her in or harboring her. Any
one SO offending will have the law enforced
against hem to the fnlesteXtent.
mares st ia NJ Els A. GREG DRY.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-04-11

SLEErLEss NIGHTS, made miserable bv d,
that terrible cough. Shiloh Cure is the
Remedy for you. i or sale at p. r. All,
lens Drug Store,
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w. NEWTON HOLMES.

S. r. s., ApI IT, 1889. -, -.
Bewareo OF 0insniena- for Cat shat &
Contain Mercury,
as Mercury vii surely destroy The sense
of smell and completely derange :he whole
system when entering it through the mu-
Gus sarfaces. Such articles should never
'bs.used except on prescriptions from re 4
putahle hysiclans.as theidamagethey Will I
dc are ten fold TO the good you can posi-
ply derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by FL. Cheney 81 Co F..
Toledo. o.. contains 70 mercury and is
taken internally. and acts directly upon
thu blood ana mucus surfaces of the sys {
TEN In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be Z
sure You get the genuine. it is taken in
ternaly and made it Toledo, Ohio, by
+. j Cheney 81 Co.
10 Sold by Druggists, price IS, per bottle.
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CRooP, WIIooIING CouGH an1 Rron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Sholoh's
Cure. For sale at p. T. Aliens Drug
Store. -lf-.- t-s+sstl
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DIM Plies, BLACK heads, chapped and oily skin,
AKA prevented by CUTTCURA MEDiCA'D SOAP

- Aching Sides and Back,
1881 Hip, kidney, and uterine pains and
%SySx,sS Weaknesses relieved i'm sria min
ESNAyaS ME by the GnfiesIea An:j-Pain
W::SaFy Plaster. the first and only instan-
taneoGs pain killing, Strengthening plaster.
T1GHg SALE.-l have for sale pair of horses.
harness and two horse road wagon
which can be purchased on reasonable terms.
The horses as we'll as harness and wagon are in
g ,od condition. Can be at Mrs. n. X
Trouts stable. Apply TO the undersigned
aprll-3t# G.. b. WARE.
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F. W.DeYoe s. Co.'S Mixed Paints con-
tain no alkali or benzine for sale by s..,.-
-. .- CHILD s, S1IE1rnA-.... !.
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SuuLou's VITA1IzER is what yot need
for Constipation. Loss of Appetite. Dizzi-
ness, and ;ll symptoms OF Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and IS cents per bottle. At F..
Allen s drug Store. $7$'* 5fE53l >;
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Weregret TO learn that sherwood. the
ancestral home Of Capt. j. Henry Rives.
was burned last week, involving loss of
about $4,000. without insurance.. l,l}tB{}
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Yellow Danvers. Silver Skins and Pc.
tao Onion Sets at CHILD & SHELTON. +
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w ANTED. 10 contra for $50 acres Of To-
~ matoes. Parties desiring 10 raise Toma-
toes should apply ut once.
/. WIFI. Pres't,
feb2l StauntOu Canning Co.
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Landreth's Garden Seeds for sale by :
CUJLD e SUEI TON S.
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..+' -$z s95.-l
The New York HerHd is ahead of Gen. f.
Greeley rs a weather prophet Greeley
predlcte that Saturday would be clear
and cold, and the Herald that a storm &
would prevail. Greeley was away off and
the nfwspape" men say skipped ont of
Washington whet,t the storm began TO .aca
+ W Devot & Cos Mixed Paints viii
not scale or rub oil. as.1s 49, +.
CHILD & SHELTON, 4ss.
A large stock of Fresh Garden Seeds at
CnlLp &SilELToN.
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E,N ECuTuh'S SALE
VALUABLE real ESTATE
IN MADISON Co, VA.

will offer for sale at public auction, on the
pl EN- ises,
S1i3,TdnJ 1ffa, Ain 1880
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RuRkhs SPLENDID LIVERY

mat2i,2nn
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The President of the United States. on
the 5'h INST, issued the following procla-
mat ion.
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Springs and commanding view of the
busy scene of industry which in the near
future will be spread out in the Valley, as
well as The picturesque and gorgeous land
scape that reaches back over succeeding
mountains to the utmost stretch of the
vision.
1t should be borne in mind that Iron
Gate is not an isolated location cut out
of the forest or plotted on desert, away
from human llabtatIon. like some of the
doomed cities of the South and West. 1t
is to be the elbow neighbor of what is
destined to be the Altoona of the South, :"
The movements OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio management. clearly indicate that
Clifton Forge is to be a centre of lmpor.
lance in its operations. The extensive
land purchases which have been recently
effected by the railway company mean that
an industrial centre is to be built and that
the splendid location is to be avai!e1 of to
accommodate the large and growing inter
ests OF the company. Every dollar ex-
pended and every industry established.
will lie contribution to the growth, pros.
perity and wealth of Iron Gate. 1t will
be the resting place for the weary bust
ness man, the prospector and the investor
the reso-t of the pleasure and health
seeker, for il will offer attractions and adj
vantages to ba found no where ell 4 in the
mountains OF Virginia to the III, ex.
tent,
The organic stion of the Iron GsSd com.
pany EXISTS on solid bed rock. There is
no inAl ion or watering in any of its plans
or purposes. 1t is based upon legitimate
pTenlis eS and is engineered on business
principles. 1t promises healthy returns to
its promoters. and will assure fair and rea.
sonable profits to all who may join in the
work of building mountain city, unpar
aIlelled IN its natural advantages, and
unrigalled in the multitude of its attrac
tiOns,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-04
THE WHITE METAL.
Silver Men OF the Nation to Meet at st
Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-The call and address
committee of the national silver conven-
ton met In consultation with Congress
man Il. P. Bland, Of this state, and Col.
J. M. S. Ragan, OF Colorado. The COM
mittee is composed OF the most strongly
representative men OF this city, Messrs.
James Campbell, l.. NJ. Rumsey, J. s.
Walsh, Frank Goiennie and George
Taylor. Their names carry proof that
nothing will be left undone to make Z Z
convention success. ~
.. The address as prepared is at some
length and covers the silver question as it
concern the welfare OF the various indus
tries OF the country. Particular stress Is
laid upon the subject in its connection
with the agricultural interests OF the United
States and statistics are given showing in
which the American farmer and laborer
is brought into competition with the Hin
doc laborers OF India, the latter not only
being able to shut the American farmer
out OF the markets of Europe, but being
able also to ship even to the markets OF
New York, Chicago, st. Louis and other
American centers.
The question is given its broadest pos.
sible scope and is strongly emphasized.
The committee also fixed the representa-
ton at twenty delegates for each state
and territory and empowered and request
ed the governors of the same to appoint
twenty delegates and twenty alternates.
The right vas reserved for the execu'
tive committee to appoint 100 delegates
at large from the United States. The
finance committee meets tonight and the
transportation and other committees are
getting their work in hand. The ar
Tangements are all on an extensive scale