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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-20
6 HENANDOAH VALLEY RAJ
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s. f. TYLER, Receiver.
Schedule in effect June, 2, 1890.
ARRIVE AT ROANOKE.
5 % p. NJ. Daily-Memphis Expires
from Hagerstown and tt
north. Through Pullma
sleeping cars from Ne
York and Philadelphia
Chattanooga and Hen
phis via Harrisburg, Hi
gerstown and Roanoke
40 a. IN. Daily New Orleans e:
press from New Yorl
Philadelphia and BAIT
more, making connectio
through to the soutl
Carries through Pullma
palace buffet sleeping cf
from Philadelphia to Ne
Orleans without chang,
via Harrisburg, Hager
town, Roanoke, Clev'
land, Calera, and l.. " !
Il. il.
LEAVE ROANOKE.
5 As a. u. Daily-Baltimore EXPIRE
from all points south IL
Washington, Baltinor.
Harrisburg, Philadeiph
and New York. Ca
ries Pullman palat
buffet sleeping car fro
Roanoke to Philadeiphi
without change, via Hf
gerstown and HARRISBURG
Y,sO D. III. Daily-New York al
Philadelphia expires,
from Memphis, Cha
tanooga and a
points south. For Phi
adelphia and New 1orl
Carries Pullman Palae
buffet sleeping ca
through to Philadelphia
and New York via Roai
oke, Hagerstown an
Harrisburg.
Ticket agents will furnish all info
ration and through schedules upc
application to
o. HOWARD ROVER.
G. P. s. 7. Agent, Roanoke. Va.
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FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS
for Integrity Of its drawings, and
prompt payment of Prizes.
Attested as follows:

Attested as follows:
"We 10 hereby certJythat soe SuperS
oiSe TIE arrangement for all the
month, q and Se7ni-dnntal drGtDlng-
Of the louisiana State Lottery Com
pany, md in person manage and con
troll til, drawings themselves, and thai
the sane are conducted aCith honesty,
faGrne IS, and IN good faith toa0arG al!
partieS and zoe authorize the comp ny
to use has certificate, aOith fac SimileS
Of our signatures attached, I'm ITS ad-
CeytiSe nentS.n
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0CEAJ SHORE PARK HOTEL
yIRl INA BEACH. YIRGINIA.

The ocean Shore Park Hotel, Vir
ginia B ZACH, in Princess Anne county,
Virgin |, at the ocean terminus of the
Norfolk andVirginia Beac Railroad
offers t, the public a long .''1 want.
1t is IN ocean shore resort within
the mems of all. The hotel is new,
being IFS first season, with first class
table, urge, airy rooms, andcnewly
furnish d throughout.
THE BATHING. The surf bath
ing is unsurpassed by any upon the
Atlanti coast. The absence of any
underte W being a marked feature.
The tamperature of the water is
warmer and the bathing more pro-
Ionged han on the New Jersey, or
Long Island Coast.
HEALTH RESORT. AS health
resort, it has been pronounced as COM
pared With Atlantic City and Fort
ress Mo lroe, to have many superior
natural advantages, both winter and
summer.
AMU9EMENTs. Surf and still
water bathing, Grabbing, Bowling,
Tennis, Horse-bac and Switch-back
riding nay be INDUCED il. Music
through out the season. The Western
Union telegraph Company has an
oflice o, the Beach.
IRA SPORTATION. There are
seven rains daily Except Sunday,
each we y between Norfolk and Vir-
ginia b ach. Four trains each way
on Sun lay. For all other informa-
ton ad, ress
$50. H. QUACKENBos,
Ocean Shore Park Hotel,
je9 If. Virginia Beach, Va.
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go p. III.
NORFOLK s. WESTERN TAl
III ROAD.
Schedule in effect May 18th, 1890.
WEST BOUND.

ii ROAD.
Schedule in effect May 18th, 1890.
WEST BOUND.
LEAVE ROANOKE.
1905 q m. Daily; arrive Bristol d.
pm. Stops at all st
tions, connecting at RAJ
ford with trains on Ne
River BranctsAsarivingPt
cahontas ut 5e35 p N.
j;45 p NJ. Daily, arrives Radford T.,
sp. m, connecting wit
New River branch at q;
p. m., for Bluefeld al
Pocahontas; arrives Poe.
hontas 1855 p. Ill. Arriv,
Bristol 11:20 p. m, CO.
Meeting with E. T., V.
G. r. r. for all poin
south and west; ha
Pullman Palace Sleepe
Roanoke to Rome. V
Calera and Roanoke
Memphis without CHI; ng
':55 a III. Daily, arrive Radford 81:
am, connecting with Ne
River Branch, leavin
Radford 1910 pm. ,arriv'
Bristol 12.40 pm, con1ec
with E. T., V, s. 6. &. !
for all points south al
west; has Pullman PalaC
Sleeper from Roanoke
New Orleans withol
change.
EAST BOUND.
LEAVE ROANOKE.
5:25 N. Daily; for LynchbuIg, P
tersburg, Richmond, W
Petersburg and r. s. ?. l
R. Norfolk and intern,
date points; ConnectsSf
Lynchburg with V. N. !
r. forWashington and IL
east, leaving Lynchbur
TAO III daily. Arrive
Norfolk 200 p III connect
ing with steamer lines
Baltimore and New Iorl
20 D IN. Daily; for Lynchburg an
intermediate stations.
1c:1O III. Daily; arrives Lynchbur
1859 III, connecting Wit
V. NJ. r. 4. for all point
North, arriving Wasting
ton 7:05 p III; arrives Pc
tersburg 4:20 pm; arrive
Richmond, via K. s. J. l
R., sos p N; arrives MOI
folk ZOO ? III;
Cripple Creek EXtension-Ieave
2 1laski SIS m. Daily except Sur
d y, and 800 p IN. Daily, arrive lvar
h )e 9:45 IN and 4:3O p N. Returnini
le ave IYanhoe 1925 q ~. Daily excer
s lnday, and 5:25 p IN. Daily, arriv
P llaski 1855 a III and $50 p N.
all inquiries as to rates, routes, etc.
p omptly answered.
W. B. BEvILL,
Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent.
GAS. G.. EDDY, vice-rresident.
General Offices, Roanoke.
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AGENTS WANTED.

~ !'or club rates or any further
inform .tion desired, write legibly to
the unc ersigned, clearly stating your
reside2 ;e, with state, county, street
and number. More rapid return mail
deliver, will be assured by your en-
closing an envelope bearing your full
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Sewes.

CITY ENGINEER's OFFICE,
ROANOKE, VA, June 8, 1890.
Sealed bids for lay ing sewer pipe
twill be received at tn office until 10
O'clock July z, $780, Specifications
Ecan be seen at this Office.
WI. NJ. DUNLAP,
ae7 Bod City Engineer.
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Club Rates: 6 Tickets for $50.
Special Rates arranged with
Agents.

AGENTS WANTED in every tow
and city in United States and British
America.
The payment of prizes is guarantee
by special deposit of five hundre
thousand dollars CS500,000), with tie
State Government, and approved by
Jesus Areahiga, Governor.
Drawing under the personal super :
vision of ic. Herminio Arteaga, VIII
is appoin ed by the Government os
Interventcr.
II CERTIFY that with the State
Treasurer all necessary guarantees AZ {
deposited assuring full payment q
all prizes If this drawing.
"HERNINIo, ARGTEAGA,
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.RhlAN'S .MICROBB KILLER.

exterminates the microbes and drives
them out of the system, and wher
that is done you cannot have an ache
or pain. No matter what the disease
whethera simple case of malaria fever
or combination of diseases, we cure
them all at the same time, as we treat
all diseases constitutionally.
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UNPRECEDENTED
ATTRACTION.
Owe $1,000, 600 DISTRIBUTED.
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LaIiSiala State Lottery COMPANY

Incorporated by the Legislature,
for ed lcational and charitable pur:-
poses, and it's franchise made part
of the present state constitution in
1879 by an overwhelming popular
vote, and
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IMPORTANT

Remittances must be either by Ne'y
York Draft, Express or Registered
Letter, American money. Collectors
can be made by Express Companies E
Banks. Tickets sent direct tomanage-
ment will be paid by drafts on New
York, Montreal, ST. Paul, Chicago,
San Francisco or City of Mexico. Fer
further in ormation address
JUAN PIEDAD, Manager.
my21-1y Zacatecas, Mexico.
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TO Continue Until
January 1, 1895.

Its mammoth drawings take place
semi-a lnually, in June and Decem-
ber), and it's Grand Single Number
Drawings take place in each of the
other ten months of the year,
and are all drawn in public at the
Acadelay OF Music, New Orleans, La.
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Commissioners.

We he undersigned Banks and
Banks-S soiAl pay all prizes dra1oT
IN the Louisiana State Lotteries aOstch
may BE- presented at our counters.
r. II Walmsley, President Louisiana
National Bank.
Pier, Lanaux, President State Ma
tional Sank.
q. B, ldwin, President New Orleans
Nation al Bank.
Carll.ohn, President Union National
Bank.
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Asthma, Consumption, Catarrh.
Bronchitis. rheumatism, Kidney anc
LiverDisease Chills and Fever, Female
Troubles, in all its forms, and, in fact.
every disease known to the human
system.
Beware OF Fraudulent limitations.
See that our Trade Mark Same as
above) appears on each jug.
Send for book History of the
JOHNSON s. JOHNSON,
Druggists, Sole agents. Cor. Jefferson
and First ave, s. w.
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Tor SALE CHEAP.-A FINN SA-
L loon outfit, IS foot counter. Walnut
back bar. 8. A. WICK.
my2-tf
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DO YoU ADV .;aTlsE {:

ITO discontinue a. advertisement"
says John Wanamaker, sis like taking
down your sign. IfYou want to do
business you must LEI the public know
it. 1 would as sooa think of doing
business without clerks as without
Advertising"
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Graz d Monthly Drawing,

at the Academy of Music, New Or
lean Tuesday, July 18th, 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
1000 0 Tickets at $50 each; Halves
$40; Or arters, s.; Tenths, So; Tween
tiethS. 81.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-28
WHEELING WHIPPED

by MchecsPort Yesterday In an Uaiaterest-
Ing Contest-Othcr Games.
There was splendid crowd at the Is.
land ball park yesterday afternoon,
drawn there by the expectation Of see
ing Wheeling put up good game
against McKeesport, but they were sore.
ly disappointed. shortstop O'Brien
was too i'll to play, and Lytle took his
place. The absence Of O 'Brien seemed
to take the lie out of the boys. Nc
keesport made five unearned runs in
the first two innings. Sawyer was not
only wild but he lacked speed. In the
third inning he bit one man, filling the
bases, and then forced one man home
by giving a base on balls. Added to this
were fielding errors which allowed the
visitors to do about as they pleased. s8
In the third inning Osborne was
pptln the box, and he succeeded in hold.
Ing the Pennsylyanians down very we'll.
aliibee was hit pretty freely, but not
safely. The visiting team is one of the
best that has appeared here. The only
objection that can be urged against them
Is their noisy coaching. The features OF
the game we're circus catch by Glenal-
YIN, and long running catch by White,
1t Is said that O'Brien will be able to
play to-day, when better results may be
expected. Mr.. Jamison's umpiring was
IN striking contrast to the work of Pee
pies. The same clubs play this after
noon. Following is the score in detail
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DELUGE IN MARTlNSBURG.
Tuscarora Creek on n wild Run-DrIdgcs
Washed Away, @ ,E+EF

"NsuGA h"uys
MARrlSsBURo, W. VA, May 81
From 1850 o'clock last night until day
light this morning there was continu.
GUS down-pour OF rain. The Tuscarora
creek, which flows through the city
from northeast to southeast, and which
wrought so much destruction in
the flood Of last June was soon out Of
it's banks. At the Hannis dis.illery in
the northern part Of the city, the dam
age consisted in the washing away OF
foot-bridges and road.beds. The Fra.
zer residence, short distance below,
and occupied by G. W. Bower, Of The
Statesmun, was surrounded by water,
and the furniture on the first floor was
removed to tho second story. A rustic
foot-hridge which spans the Tuscarora
at this point was carried away, and the
Frazer garden considerably injured.
The Litz foundry below was flooded,
but no serious injury resulted. A wood
en- bridge Of East Burke street, which
was washed away during the last flood,
and was replaced Mt cost OF $3.50, was
again partially destroyed.
at the Bowers Mill, owned BY the Ed
ison Electric Company, large section Of
the wooden trunk which conveys the
water for the motive power, Was carried
down the stream and lodged against a
bridge at East John street. At this point,
as was the case last year, the turbulent
stream worked the greatest ruin.
The creek divided and flowed through
John street for more than q eduare,
making it almost inpassable for vehi.
Gle. Before the water caused this de-
slruction this section Of tho street was
smooth and rs oven as a floor. a portion
Of the fence surrounding the water works
was washed down. At the lower end Of
this yard, and between the water works
and the gas house, which is lower down,
the fencing was torn out. The gardens
0f Philip Showers were destroyed.
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Emporos IYitiinm's injury.

BERLIN, May e7.-The Tngblait says
that the carriage in which the Empero r
and Prince of Saxe.Meiningen were rid
ing on Sunday last was overturned
when the horses SHED. Just as it was
about to upset, the Emperor Jumped
and escaped being injured by the ye-
hlcle, but the Prince Of Saxe-Meiningen
was not 80 fortunate. He was thrown
out and the carriage fen on him. The
flowed profusely. Tho Emperor declar.
ed that he had received no injury and
after a short rest he proceeded in cons
pany with the Empress to Pfauen where
they remained until ten o'clock in tho
evening and then returned to Berlin,
Emperor complained Of injury to his
right foot and the court physicians were
summoned. Upon examination it was
discovered that the foot was Bprained.
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Committee on Revision decided to NEE.
In Pittsburgh the first Tuesday In Oc.
Unitarian Association.

BosroS, May 27.-The sixty.Hlth an'
nual meeting Of tho American Unitarian
Association was opened to-day in Ire
mont Temple, Hon. George II, Hale in
the chair. There was a large attend.
ance. Rev. J. Cordner, chairman oil
the nominating committee, which com.
mittee was instructed at the last meet.
ing TO formulate and adopt n method
for the election Of directors, presented
its report. 1 q 1h'-
After reviewing tho various methods
previously In use in the association, the
report continues: Under all the cir.
cumstances your committee recon.
mend as provisional for this year the
adoption OF the method used in the
election OF Harvard Overseers, with such
modification as may be deemed nCcessa.
ry, especially by adopting a rule where.
by a lie member shall retain bis right
to vote as ouch, when appointed dele
gate member, and in addition to his vot.
ing right as delegate.
In regard TO women on the board, the
report says: "While therefore IL is
fitting that men should have the practi.
cal management, it Is equally fit to
afford the principle Of women partici.
pating therein, and we recommend that
In every annual election the name Of
one woman shall be placed in tho list OF
nominees. This SECURES the presence OF
three women directors on the board as
at present"
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MURDERER CONPEsSEs


1 =
1B78-iIs Gives Himself up. m .1
! CHICAGO, May 27.-John Williams, o.
Leeds, England, 81 yeara Of uge, is held
ut the Central Station as the confessed
murderer OF Emma Roberts, alias Jones,
In November, 1870, Y.
Sunday evening Williams walked up
TO policeman and told the officer he
waa guilty Of murder. At the station
where he was taken he made confes.
sion to the effect that early In 1879 he
met Mics Emma Roberts, alias Jones, a
domestic IN the employ OF a coal mer.
chant named Greenwood, in the city Of
Leeds. Alter keeping company with her
about six months he proposed aud was
rejected. Visiting her u month later vii.
iiams renewed his proposition OF mar.
rlage and was refused. lie then knock.
ed her down with his fist and beat her
head into an unrecogniz able mass with
hammer. Williams left Leeds immedi.
atety, going 10 Manchester for two days.
From there he went 10 Cardiff, Wales,
and shipped as a sailor. Two years ago
he landed In Chicago and has been
making living as a sailor on tho lakes
since that time.
Williams said the girls parents lived
near Manchester, and his own parents,
now dead, lived near Leeds. The au.
thorities OF Leeds have been telegraphed
for information. --@E
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May. o7.-In tbe
call for National Greenback Confer.
ence that was issued to-day, It saw.
among other things: The chief b,s;
ness before the conference will % hn.
First, 10 point out the dangers m Of aec uo
tionalism, show how it is used to sar,.,, .,..
the money power and to endevor ~ ~
bring about harmony. fraternity anG y
good fellowship among the entire Amer. @
ican people. i'.5 -; y 3 D lnef- Sr'
Second, to advocate a flnancio, no,.,,
on a basis Of population, A. .'"1A ,itN>. i'ollcy
Fourth. to retire as back nun uumbara ,tt
public officials whose past record oaI ~,
present views are opposed to the ~ nr;nn; unu
rlss axaann and policies laid down by tho ts CON-
All Th1 o. agree with these views are re-
Indianapolis, Ind.s at noon oo, on Wod,,aa, lall,
day, August 27, 1890 ~. ~ y " eunes- 'lll''s
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FIRST ANNIVERSARY
or the Johustown Disnster-Memorlal Sc
7 Vices to be Held Saturday, aa

OF the Joliustown Disnster-Memorlal Ser
~ : Vices to be Held Saturday.
JouSsrowS, Pa, May a7.-General ar,
rangements have been made by the
churches OF all denominations Tor me-
mortal services on Saturday next, the
anniversary OF the great disaster. at 0
o'clock a. ID. macs will be said at St,
Johns Catholic church Tor the repose OF
the souls OF those members whose life
went out with the flood of May 81, 1880.
Rev. Father James 7. Fehoney, the pas.
tor, will conduct the services.
In the evening the Mystic Chain OF
the Conemaugh Valley will hold divine
services in honor Of their departed
brethren, at the Lutheran church, Rev,
Conner, Of the Christian church oftici.
atiug. AT St. Columbus church, Six.
teenth ward, at 10 a. m., Father Farren
will conduct solemn high mass as trib-
ute to their members who lost their
lives in tho deluge. The services at this
church will be the most impressive OF
any to be held on the occasion of the
anniversary. Several priests from abroad
have, been invited to participate.
In the afternoon the Mineral City
band will conduct Jsoryices at Grand.
view. Rev. iJ.sD. Beale, L. ID, OF the
Presbyterian church. whose heroic SER
vices subsequent to the flood have been
noted in the papers so often, Rev. Il. L.
Chapman, D. D., OF the Firat Methodist
Episcopal church, Rev. Fehaney, Of St.
Johns Roman Catholic church, will
make addresses in Grandview in mem.
ory Of the unknown dead, those whose
resting places are only marked by a
rough board, on which is the number
given the body when The under.ake,s
failed to establish its identity. if.g
At st. Jcseph'a German Catholic
church, high mass will ba celebrated at
$3.50 o'clock, and on Monday Rev.
Father Tyantwins will commemorate
the great event in St. Ma.y's Catholic
church, while on Nfonday the Arch
Abbot, Of s.. Vincen.'s Convent will be
here to celebrate a pontiticalE requiem
for the victims Of the flood. liS.fZ Z
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.THE SPANISH PROVINCE
Of Catalonia Said to be Hone y
combed with Socialism,
WoRKMEN's ORGANIZATIONS
saih to be OF n Revolutionary Chnr.
acter-Condition OF the spanisl,
Iiaboring Classes - Cabinet
Excited Over Discovery.

LONDON, May 27.-The Spanish Cab'.
net is much excited over the discov.
cry that tho great industrial province OF
Catalonia Is honoycombed with social
ism. OF hundreds Of thousands OF work
ingmen In the province It Is snid tbGt
very few are outside the labor organizs.
tions, which IN Spain means a good desl
more than In England, their character
being not only political, bnt also. from a
Spanish point Of view, revolutionary,
Notwithstanding The examples Of Enf4
land, Germany and France. where tia
heads Of the State arc giving serious ai-
tention to tho problem connecttd d
with labor, tho Spanish Ministry
and the monarcbical party b PER.
orally in that country show tie
utmost Indifference to tho needs and
demands Of laboring classes and treat
with poorly concealed contempt the su,-
gestions that Spain should FOLLOW In tho
wake OF the more progressive nations Of
Europe. The condition Of Spanish L.
Dor Is worse than in any other country
Of western Europe, the only ameliora
ton being such as is secured by stroyr
organization In certain localities. Thu
effect is that the workingmen are begin
ming to look to revolution as their prob.
able relief, though there is no Informs
ton OF any resisting conspiracy against
the government. ..i
Il Is reported from Germany that the
anti'socialist law which will expire on
October ! will not be renewed. This ia
a part Of the governments bid for tho
support OF the socialist members OF the
Reichstag, who are also expected to ba
won over to the Emperor by the bill
the present factory and works
shops act, which goes very far in
ameliorating the condition OF the labor
ing people, al rlgi M &. -.
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FLAG PRESENTATION,
hancock Camp, sons OF Veterans, Pleas.
Hatly sartrirtd by It's Lady Friends

I
aasly sarrrised by It's Lady Friends.
Hancock Camp, Sons OF Veterans. q
this city, was pleasantly surprised lat,
night. TWAS the regular weekly meet.
Ing OF tho Camp, and at the close Of The
routine work, Comrade +. II. Crayo,
OF the g. A. r., who was a visitor, arose,
and on behalf Of tho Ladies' Aid Society
No. ], connected with tho camp. prc.
sented the boys with beautiful silk
flsg. Mr.. Crago made an appropriate
presentation speech In rendering tht
Elit, and 1t was Us appropriately 70.
spondei 10 by Color Sergeant Harry
Fohr: The flag Is Of the regulation sic
anu design, and Is ona OF the handsomes,
banners in tho city, the name and mum.
Der OF the camp being inscribed on It In
gold letters. = ~ "N''I"'
Hancock Camp Is one of the most
prosperous Sons OF Veterans oreaniya.
tions In the State, and will doubtless be-
atte to muster fair representation TO
Join with the U. s. Grant Camp on Ma.
mortal Day In aiding the G. A. II. Posts
in proper observance OF that occasion.
At the presentation last night the
Ladies' AID Society was present III full
iorce, their appearance IN a body being
unexpected, and on this account the oc,
casion was all the more pleasant. Wha,
bade fair to be u dull business session
was thus turned into ono Of tho most en-. |
joyabie social aiiairsin the history Of the |
Sons OF Veterans Of this city. 1T
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On TO RICHMOND.

Gov. Fleming md Party Leave to Attend
Loo Monument Dedication.
Special Dispaich to the Iaieui1eneer. 30. q.
CnARLEsroN, W. Va. May 27.-A
special train left here this afternoon
over the Chesapeake 4 Ohio railroad ior
Richmond, bearing a distinguished party
to the unveiling Of the Lee monument.
In the party were Governor Fleming,
State Auditor p. F. Duffy, State Treas.
urer W. T. Thompson, Adjutant Gener-
al 3. II. Oxley, Assistant Adjutant Gem
eral Charles L. Hogan, detachment Of
the Governors Guard, the Second Reg
iment band, a number Of the members
Of the Governors staff and many others.
The party will be joined along tho route
bv other military companies Of the West
Virginia National Guard and at Rich.
mond by the field officers Of the First
Regiment, the brigade staff and perhaps
Secretary OF State Ohley.