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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07

Fman. Thomas d. Chalkley. T. j. Woodcock.
]. C.. Brown. Il. L. Clayton. L. A. Bottoms.
William Jackson and Dr. II. ]. Chatham. The
delegates were authorized to select their own
alternates. ,
The convention then proceeded to the
nomination of district officers, which resulted
as follows: Supervisor (incumbenD Mr.. John
S. TAYLOR: Constable, Mr.. X. Is Farmer; Over
seer of Poor, w. b. Horner: Justices of the
Peace. Milton Shade. Leonidas Wells. and A..
j. Horncr. At this point Mr.. Wells, who has
held the position for twenty-five years. arose,
and in a short but appropriate speech posi-
lively declined 10 accept the nomination.
whereupon Mr.. j. b. Phillips was nominated
in his stead
Miss Rosa Trueheart, Of Amelia county, is
visiting her sister Mrs y. V. Cogbill.
Mr. William t. Guild, n well-known and
highly-respected citizen of this county, died
at his residence about one-haf OF mile
from this place. yesterday morning ut :
o'clock. Mr. Guild was about sixty years
old. and came 10 this county ten years ago
from PENNSYLVANIA. He was considered q
goodneighbor a kindand affectonate husband.
and one of the most enthusiastic Democrats
in the county. The funeral will take place at
Salem church this afternoon at O'Clock. after
which the body will be taken 20 Centralia
cemetery and inferred with Farmers Alliance
ceremonies Centre Alliance. No. 800. 10 which
Mr.. Guild belonged, will attend the funeral in
"a r.1,-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
YORK COUNTY CANDIDATES
Delegates 10 the Convention Chosen-Per
sonaI and General from Williamsburg.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. April Especial. J.
District meetings were held in York county
on Saturday to elect delegates TO the county
convention. which meets in Yorktown on the
18th instant The meeting for Bruton dis
trict which is near here, WAS held az Holly
wood school-house. William Bloxton. L. A.
Bloxton. Captain Thomas Mckinney and
Samuel w Davis were elected delegates. and
Mr.. G. f. VARIABLE was named as their choice
for supervisor.
Ii is generally thought that the delegates
elected are in favor of the nomination Of Mr.
Sydney Smith for Commonwealth attorney,
and Mr.. Thomas Newman for treasurer, if this
latter gentleman. who has held the treasurer
ship before, can be induced 10 allow his name
10 be used.
The Republicans Of York have MS yet taken
no steps towards calling aconyenhon, but one
Of the most influential members If that party
there yesterday informed your correspondent
that a call will soon be issued for q convention
10 be held at Yorktown. when a full ticket
will be placed in the field
Mr. Hugh Wise. son Of Captain John 5.
Wise who is now cadet at West Point. was
here a few DAYS ago. but returned to Richmond
on Friday and is expected back here in day
or two.
Captain ". VI. Brooks. Of Norfolk, who is a
brother of Mr. Archer Brooks. Of this town,
is here on a visit TO his mother. "BrOderlck'
Is looking well and hearty, and was warmly
congratulated 10y his old friends.
Rev. Mr.. Gravett Of Hampton, preached
last night al the Episcopal church to large
cOngrcgatiOu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
FERrIIlzER FOR FARMERS.
The Alliance Agree Upon the Brands TO BE
Used Eailroad Matters.

KrYsvuLr, Va, April 6.-lSpecial. The
County Alliance met at the Courthouse last
Friday 10 decide the question of fertilizers for
the coming year. Those adopted were the
brands manufactured by Mcssrs James q.
Ilus.ey a Co., of Richmond, and {. r. Car
rngton, of LyHchbug.
Some time AGO the Alliance recommended
a full ticket for county officers hut at its
meeting Friday they TecOnSldercd the matter
and decided 10 revoke their former action. So
the fight Is now "a tree one and candidates are
sprnpng up as thick as birds in spring time
Colonel L. StooO fauow president of the
Virginia Land Improvement Company arrived
III our town few days ago, aud with the 9TH
er members OF the company are making pre-
pIGuons Tor vigorous prosecution of the
worA OF Improvement IN the town as soon rs
the weather becomes settled and the roads
Will permit the hauling Of lumber, &C., from
the mill. This company is in communication
with capitalist, who propose TO build a rail-
road from NOanOketO kevsville aud thence To
lnwronceNle and Garysburg y c.. o. tan
the SeaDoarl AN line. Also "a road from
lNnchbuE 90 heysyllle aud - Nottowav
Comih u.s., connecting with the Norfolk and
western lniiroad. This Viii iake kevsNiN. a
great igi4io~d centre. ns amy one who studies
The map can see 10 IS geographically entitled
- be.
DR.. A. 5. priddy, our efficient Democratic
county chairman. las been quite sick for sew
erai days, but We ARE glad 10 know that he is
AWiy recovering and welcome him on our
Streets again.
The winds for the pas, few DAYS have dried
oui Tie land considerably. and farming opera
uoAs nave aSlln commenced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
BL1ZE IN BRISTOL.
Sam Jones TO Lecture Railroad News-A
Daring Robbery Personal.

BRISTOL. April 6.-lSpecial. "A fire last
night destroyed the warehouse Of T. A.
Mitchell. on Fourth street. The contents, con-
sis'ing Of sash doors, blinds, etc. were con-
sumed Loss $1,000 Insured for - 600.
The last annual debate of the Hermesian
Society at Emory and Henry College came of
FRIDAY night. A large crowd of Bristol peo-
pie attended. and reported a grand time.
President Kimhall, Of the Norfolk and West
ern road. was in Bristol for a short time yes
terday He was on prospecting tour.
Tuesday night Rev. Sam p. Jones. the great
evangelist Will deliver his famous lecture.
Get There" in the Opera House He comes
under the auspices of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association.
Great improvements ara being made at the
South Atlantic and Ohio railroad. The treas
urers Office, which is now located at Wash
ington, ID. G., is to be removed here next
week.
Mr.. Conklin. tho new superintendent. has
done much since he came here TO make the
road more popular.
Yesterday, in broad daylight, n negro scoun-
drel robbed lady on Main street Of her
pocket-book, which contained several dollars
in money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
TWEyTY-FIFTH AyNITERSARY
Celebration by Phil Kearney Post. q. a. IL
Last Evening.

In accordance with n general order from
National Headquarters of the Grand Army OF
III e Republic, all the Posts Of the Order were
called upon to hold special meeting in cele-
bratiOn OF the twenty-hfth anniversary Of of-
ganization Of the Grand Army of the Repuo;
lie. which took place at Decatur, H., on Aprli
6. 1866.
Phil Kearney Post No. TO- of this city heidi its
meeting-an open one-last night nc the Post
room. in Wikinson's Hall AT which the resi-
dent members of the Grand Army Of the Re
public were present IN uniform together WIN
about twenty-five other citizens.
The meeting was called % order by Com-
mander r. keenan, after which the following
programme of exercises for the evening was
carried out.
General Order. IS. ~ COMMANDER T.
keenan,: reading Of circular letter.
by Adjutant NJ. X. Lloyd prayer,
by Professor l.. g. Toft. vocal solo,
by Miss Mamie Leahev; address 10y Colonel
4, e.. Shepherd vocal sclectlon-Str-Span -
gled Banner. by the Misses Leahey and tow-
Ter and chorus. recltatlOn-"Ih Pride OF Bat
terylB." by MisS.Maric Ieahey: recitation. by
Misses Manning historical sketch OF Post 10,
10y &. ". Burr: vocal selection. bv Miss May
Fowler. address. by General Edgar Allan;
Miss Nav Fowler. Of Henrico county, pre-
sided az tho organ.
The address of Colonel Shepherd was ire
quenuy interrupted by applause, and the mu-
sic of the ladies received several encoros.
The historical sketch Of Phil. Kearney Post,
by Comrade c. ". Burr, showed that the first
post was organized in this city IN 1858, but the
present post only dates from 1889. that us
commanders have been y. G. Cook. George Is.
Wolcott. Edgar Allen. W. j. Manning. =. 4.
Morton. G.. ". Burr y. D. Smith, ). b. Newell,
and Z. Keenan,.
Comrades b. c. Cook and y. S Smith have
each held the office OF Department Com
mander Of Virginia. while Comrade Edgar
Allan was elected iy the National Encamp-
ment at San Francisco IS junior vce-com-
mander-in-chief OF the Grand Army of the
Republic.
The whole number mustered in the post mp
10 this time las been "a: the present member
ship IS ID. 10 las dispensed IN charity over
sls00. and has expended over $1,000 IN the
work Of decorating - graves q the Union
dead IN the various cemeteries within the de-
partment
Among the visitors present were. Mr.. Otis
II. Russell Professor s. b. left. Hart-holn
College. AMI ladies Colonel and Mrs A. O..
Shepherd. Mr. and Mr., Atkinson Miss Gray
Fowler Mrs. D. X. Wilson's. Misses Evil mld
and Louise Wilson. Y. IT, Jones and vic. Mr..
Stone and wife. Nh and 'lr~ Prentice. W >.
and Mrs. Manning and daughters, j. Il.
Newell, two sons and daughter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
ROBERTS PLEAD UTLTT."
And Was Fined s55-Presbyterians Celebrate
the Death of Christ-Other News.

LYycnBuRG. Va. April G.-lSpecial.l-T
day opened beautifully, but snow fell before
/ o'clock. and the weather continues I'M
usually cold for the season. Fruit is consid-
cred all safe.
7. G. Roberts. whose case together with
that Of Miss LLOYD was recently transferred
from Richmond 10 this city, pleaded guilty IN
the CORPORATION Court this afternoon, was
sentenced 10 pay a fine Of S75 and costs. The
amount was paid and Roberts viii leave for
Richmond tonight 10 respond - the divorce
suit instituted by MS wife IN that city,
Yesterday was the great day OF the year
with the Presbyterians. The four white
churches met at the Second church at II a. NJ.
TO celebrate the death Of Christ by partakng
of the Lords Supper. The COMMITMENTS
alone filed the house They met at night in
Joint service at the First church. when notice
was given that the Joint services would be
held every night this week at the First
church The prominent feature of the SER
vices held last week al the Second church
was PRAYER" The prominent feature tins
week will be The Preaching of the Gospel"
Rev DR.. Martin will preach tonight. Services
begin at O'Clock.
Since the death Of Rev. DIR. Edwards. the
beloved pastor of the COuIt-street Methodist
Episcopal church. whose place has been filed
for some weeks during his sickness 10y Rev.
George w. Carter, il is understood that the
latter will continue to FIJI his pulpit until the
meeting Of the next annual Conference IN
November MIR Carter Is giving great salts
faction TO the congregation, and Is one OF the
able-t preachers III the state.
The number of indictments found by the
grand Jury Of the Corporation Court to-day
was unusually large, but none OF any very
great importance.
Larger sales Of sugar have been made by
merchants in this city in the last few days
than was ever known before. both to local
customers and merchants in the country,
whose orders have been very large This is
all caused 10y free sugar without IL high Nc
Kinlev tariff TO protect it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
POUND PARTY.
REMEMBER THE AGED AND IMFIRM POOR
Don't Forget the Pound Party Of the
Little Sisters of the Poor.

The annual POUND PARTY Of the Little SIS
tors OF the Poor Will commence MONDAY,
APRIL STR. and continue al the week DOna-
tions OF all kinds. money, groceries, dry goods,
men and wOmens wearing apparel. old or new,
Will bee very welcome. The Sisters have very
numerOu, family. having now pos old people M
the Home 10 provide for and take care Of, and
are really IN need 81 all the money that can be
given them.
lhey are yet 5000 in deht, and have no other
meaus OF paying it but through the charity Of
tht kindly disposed.
Ih-y are OBLIGED 20 refuse three or four anpli-
cauf- every day. "a, their house 1, too small %
receive all ihe needy who seek them
he Sister. promise ln return their PRAYERS
amt those or their dear old people 70 all Who
Wiz assist them In heir neei.
il.cos where articles may be lef. for the
Pound ar,y:
Sir. j. H. Higgins. Franklin and Seventeenth
streets.
Mr.. John Rankin. Pine and Cary streets.
Mr. Christian. Sii Main street
Dir George I.liiey. l0l Eighth and Cary streets.
Sins. Nahoney, Eighteenth and Nenable streets.
Dir. Phillip kyan, 1917 Moth Seventeenth street.
ap5-lw.
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IarnXille Note..

FARsuILrr. Va. April Especial. J.
Owing to the sickness Of the rector Rev j.
W Ware. there was only lay reading at the
Episcopal church on yesterday.
Ia the evening Rev j. \. McSimpson Of
the Methodist church. made an interesting
and illustrated talk 10 the children.
At night the Rev. q. ". Bagby of the Bap-
fist church. at the invitation OF the Knights
OF lythias, delivered an eloquent discourse to
them
Master Sanders Blanton. the bright little
son o. our towu-maE. Mr.. c. W. blanton,
has been unfortunate III cLOpping of two of
his fingers.
Mr. Branch Mckinney, OF Richmond is in
town for "a short visit
Miss Theresa Almistead. Of New York. who
has been visiting Miss Mamie Blanton, left to-
day for Roanoke
Captain Sam Watkins returned to-day from
trip 10 Richmond, Newport News and Nor
folk
Mr.. Tom Woodson, Of Lynchburg, spent
Sunday in town with friends
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
THE ELECTION or MAYOR.
DIR. BREVARD NOMINATED.
He Defeats Mr.. Wellington for Mayor of
Charlotte In the Primary.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. April Especial. DIR
Il. J. Breyard was this evening nominated by
a majority Of 22l votes over j. II. Wellington
by the Democratic primary for the Office Of
Mayor Of Charlotte.
The contest Was the most exciting ever held
here. and the largest vote was pOlled Of any prl-
mary over held III the township. Both candi-
dates are live. progressive men. either Of
whom would make good Mayor. and the
race was a closely contested one.
The nominee is a gentleman Of wealth. cul-
ture. and possessed OF remarkable bulliancy
of mind. lie il a descendant of the Breyards
of the Meoklenburg Declaration. ard his name
stands high throughout the entire section Of
the State
Jake Sttt, an old negro man. aged one
hundred and five, was found dead on the
roadside yesterday. frozen. Jake was more
like an ape IN appearance and habits than
man. and was regarded by every one a. the
missing link lie was the Oldest person in
the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
4 MTSrERIOUS MURDER.
Intense Excitement Created Over the killing
of Mr.. IreSon by Two Men.

BRIsroL. TENN. April 6.-lSpecial In
tense excitement has prevailed here since
Sunday morning over three or tour bloody
fights and horrible murder Saturday night.
As NJ. lreson was going 10 his home near
Abingdon. he became involved in a difficulty
with Frank Martin. barber * this city. and
was killed. The news did not reach here till
Yesterday. and but few developments were
made till to-day.
The coroner's jury decided. from evidence
produced. that Martin and his son Chris had
killed Ireson 10y knocking him of of his horse
with a rock. The father was arrested but the
son Is at large. though hotly pursued by the
officers. and will be captured tonight The
proyocation which led 10 the murder is
thought by some 10 he light. while others
think il was serious. lreson, it seems. was
cursing Martins dead child that was killed
by the cars.
All day to-day group Of men have been
seen at every street corner and great crowds
have met the incoming trains 10 hear what
they could about the fleeing Chris Lynch
law has been talked of freely, but no fears are
apprehended by the cooler heads. The trial
which comes up tomorrow. promises 10 be
very sensational. Able lawyers are engaged
for both sides.
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uISsIONlRI sOcIErT.
Executive Committee Holds a Meeting Re
ports submitted.


ports submitted.
The Executive Committee Of the Protestant
Episcopal Missionary Society met last night
in the lecture room # St. James church.
The meeting was largely attended, and
Bishop white presided
In the absence of Captain John Meyer, DR..
Lewis W. Burton acted a. secretarv.
Rev. j. H. Mason. Of So. james church,
conducted the religious part of the meeting,
and delivered an excellent address.
Mr. William c. Bcntlv. the treasurer, sui
mitted his report. which showed balance ou
hand in January of -l0j.sS tie receipts since
then amountedto s3G4.sG The expenses during
the time were .3G3.25. leaving balance on
hand of sll0.54
MAJOR Colston. the recording secretary. re-
ported that he had sent ont number OF cir
culars. requesting additional contributions.
Rev. Preston Nash reported on the mission
meetings at st. Johns Monumental and ST..
Andrews churches. and a mission sermon
delivered at ST. Pauls church.
Various other reports We're presented. and
Mr.. Nash offered = resolution requesting the
several Episcopal churches of this city to as
sist the colored congregation of st. Philips
in the procuring Of new building.
The resolution was endorsed by Bishop
Whittle and DR.. John b. Newton. 1t was
adopted without opposition.
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IN HONOR or THE DEAD.
Danvilic Cherishes Tie Memory of DIR. Ed
wards-A Small Fire-High License.

DANuLLr, Va, April Especial The
Methodist people of this city held a union
memorial service at Mt. Vernon church last
night in honor of the late Dr. John Edwards.
The pulpit was hung with mourning and a
altar. There was large congregation present,
and addresses were made by Rows. /. b.
Petty and II. NJ. Hope. and by Major W. +.
Sutherlin, Mr.. h. W. Peatross. Colonel L. b.
Mithers and Mr. j. i. Sitholfeld The ser
vice was a most impressive one and many peO-
pie were moved TO tears.
4 fire on Parton street this morning de-
stroyed frame house belonging 10 Il. III.
Claiborne. The building was insured.
The City Council to-day completed its tax
hill and the license tax on saloons was adj
Yanced ahnnf 30 Der cont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
First Regiment veteran Corps.

The quarterly meeting of the First Virginia
Veteran Corps was held at the Regimental
Armory last night, with Colonel jones IN the
chair.
Captain /. +. Brown. Of Company D, and
Private l.. s. Hill, Of Company G, were elected
members.
A letter was read from Colonel Purcell.
wherein he stated that for numerous other
engagements be was unable 10 accept the po-
sltion Of commander # the corps.
4 committee of five. consisting Of Messrs.
Il. II. Mosbv. j. r. Turner. T.. l.. Spence. G..
H. Wren and Robert Howell was appointed
TO nominate q commandant for the corps.
The committee is - report 10 Captain J. f..
Iawtou. aliuiaut of the corps who will then
call a meeting for the election OF COM
mauCauf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
King and Queen Notes.

WLKERroN. Va, April Especial. The
recent heavy rains have caused great damage
10 the whaTyes al. along the Maitaponi river.
washing away hundreds ot cords of wood Al
this point the water was higher than was ever
known lefore. Vessels lying here cannot be
loaded on account of the strong current in
the river, consequently the wood and lumber
business are NJ a standstill from this great
shipping point
Mr.. james 4. Ryland who has been lying
dangerously III with typhoid fever for several
weeks. was thought t. be improving a little
Oh Yesterday.
Mr.. James II. Smith, who has been visiting
trends here, left for Randolph Macon College
last Friday morning.
Messrs. W. Frank and Alfred Hundley. who
came u attend the funeral Of their uncle. DR.
W. H. Hnndley, lett last Thursday on the
steamer Elm City for their home in Baltimore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
TUO HOUSES BURNED.
Death of Mr. Thomas X. Lovc-Norfolk and
Western Railroad Extension.

ALExAyDRIA. VA. April Ct Special The
home Of John Kincheloc, opposite to the Po-
hick church. and the house Of Ms. Richards.
near Clouds Mil. were burned yesterday with
almost the entire contents.
Mr. Thomas Il. Love. & Fairfax Court
house. died yesterday. aged eighiy-fiye.
Ii is reported that the Norfolk and Western
engineers are Strengthening the lire from
Kivcrton 20 Washington. but the Midland
continues relaxing ms road thercabouts. either
for the Norfolk and Western traffic or tie ex-
tension 10 the coal fields beyond.
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Meeting of the Spotsylvania Alliance
County Court.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April Especial J.
To-day was Spotsylyania County Court day.
and notwithstanding the fearful condition If
the roads. a large number of people were
present from every portion OF the county. and
politics, farming, and every other public
theme was freely discussed
The Farmers Alliance had a large and en-
thusnstic meeting in the courthouse. Tho
meeting was held with closed door, Presi-
dent Pcrson was present The Alliance in
SpotsyNauia IS quite % formidable iust.tu-
ton.
The case of the Commonwealth against
Lewis was called up on "a writ Of error cerii-
fed from the Supreme Court of Appeals 10
the Circuit and County Courts Of Spotsylya-
MIA. The accused was bailed 10 appear az the
June term of that court for trial.
The fight over the county Offices which
election takes place in MAY. ran high. Fx-
changes Of preferences sweIlcd 20 high tide
Most of the places will be warmly contested.
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THE TURF.
Results and Entries of the Races at Gut.en-
burg.

Results and Entries of the Races at Gut.en-
burg.
First race. five furlongs- Potentate first.
Durango second. Atlantic third. Tine LOB
Second race five-e.ghths Of a mile Battle
Cry first. Enolu, second. Parolina, third.
Time 1879
Third race, six and half furlongs-Prince
Howard first. Prince Edward second. G,Oster
third. Time l.235l.
Fourth race. one and one-quarter miles
Harry Huhl first. Nengeur second Newcastle
third. Time 2l21l.
Fifth race. six furlongs- Service first.
blackburn second, Dalsyrlan third. Time
l.l63.
Sixth race. seven-eigbths Of a mile-Mar,y
j first, Rushlight second, Quibbler third.
Time 1872.
The entries FOR the Guttenburg races to-day
are
First race. seven-eighths Of mile beaten
horses-Persuader. III: Experience. us. lima
b.. Emeti lilly, III; Sir Raj. 40, Iandseer
lO6; Nubian. l04; Repent. Louise. Extra. 1913.
Second race, one-half Of mile. selling. two
year-olds-A Affinity colt. no. Money Maid. 1909;
Petulant colt. 100; Lanyard. 81; Tammany
%; ArzIael, Maggie Duffy (illy), Ella Lake
land (filly). 81.
Third race, five-eighths of a mile, selling
Planter. ll3; Rambler. 1903; Glenmound. iOj
Extra Dry. lO5, Sam Morse. los. Servia. iOi
Equality, lOl; Jay Qu-el-go- Blanche, 95;
Dixie. 90.
Fourth race. one and one-eishth of mile.
Morning Journal handicap Meriden. ia;
Jack Rose. liz; Text, Ill; Detaulter. ia;
Endurer. ITO; Prince Fortunatus, 10. Salvini.
lO9; Churchill Clark. l07: Cassella. l0i; Long
stride, l02; Perlid 81: Corterz. "a.
Fifth race one and one-sixteenth of a mile,
selilng-Nengeur. III: Burnside ll3: Jack
Bachelor, los Troy. lO7: Wyndham l05: yos
burg, l04 Montpelier. i0i; Midget. SO, Super
visor LOG; Stoneington. lls.
Sixth race; seven-eights Of mile selling
Ehlis, l2i; Happy George. 1872. Perides. Pin
kie T., III Success, 100; Ossa, ll3; La Grippe,
o. Bessie k los: Avery I0a: Chanman 100
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secretary of the Kings Daughters.

A largely attended meeting IF the KINGS
Daughters was held yesterday afternoon In
the directors room Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The meeting opened with the singing Of the
HYMN What o friend we have i'm Jesus
Prayer was offered By Miss Rebecca Peter
kin.
The object of the meeting was the election
OF State secretary and Miss Mary Mason
Anderson WAS the unanimous choice of the
ladies' for the position
Miss Sal.ie Stewart. Of Alexandria. gave a
most interesting account of a speech made by
Mrs. Davis in Washington