Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-09
MT HOOK had said, and reported that all thu
e'oamsn'p linee favored ths saving Of bottles.
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favorable reports ns 10 tho condition Of tho as
rociation were received from Alabama and Cali
I"'nis In tho latter State bill, IN behalf Of tho
sign IL. '" ="
An Invitation was extended tho association N
'hwe, IN the near future In San Francisco
MT w. +. Bishop, ~ Connecticut, reported
'nat Tho association In that state while only three
!,ats 81 ago, had membership OF 7s.
Messts. j. y. Martin, 81 Delaware; j. r. Ria.
Wa OF eeoreia; 0nd G. l. Wcol Of Indiana.
reported progress. Tho latter association ne.
commend tho repeal o; tho rules of TRANSPORTS,
,ion q, the National Association Of General Bag
gace-Agonts.
Mr. w. Hollis. Of Kentucky. reported eyerv.
thihg az satisfactory in his state.
Mr. j. I. Barkiey, O. Kansas, reported that
ms Stale Association was being sued for s1oo
uVu orcaase certain corporation refused 10 sal,
'hcr goods &C. non-mcmbcr " the association.
Mr. 7. y. Bandncii, OF Michigan. renor.,r tna
death OF Mr. J. 4. Samin0aa Of hls State 'e
Mr. DAGGER. Of Maryland reported that thora
werc about 100 undcrtaA ers outside OF tho nsso
citation ia his State.
Tho report of Mr. W. 4. IIorre,huh Of Mis-
sou', was to tho effect tina, tho passage ~ n law
winter. ~ '''e
Meas. A. Y. Wagner. O., M,.s,ss,,,t. y &
Ssmmonis. Of New Jersey: r. T. Sieycns NJ
North Carolina, and A. h. Mann, OF New Eng
lana Association, gave satisfactory accounts %
tnru Icspecivo states. Tho las;-named gem
a
10 restrict the embglming OF bodies, and which
tne association ~ N'cetcd In dcfe,;ing.
=, Messir James iicstOn, of Nebraska; s. VI.
HOOK. Of Now fosk, ana II. 4. Kirk. OF Penn
rglVania, accounted iavOraSly FOR their Staies
Nt. hirS stated that the drafts upon their irea-
sary Tor money used inS.cudsgyoring 10 secure
iesisa ION were quite heavy
VIRGINIA l. WE'LL"
VIZ. Lsnhc, Of Kichmona gave glowing account
ot no Virginia Association, which no said il
well Continued cAo't' would be made to
secure lcgislaNon and SUI ,css would hc certain
H. tao ond. Before concluding MIR. Laube, I'm the
name % the virginia Association. welcomed the
' niS..rs There was. he sa'i. but one regret
mat th"y would De here such n short time
letter was read from Vice. President ]
j.. Mcintyre. Of s.. tathcrnos, Ont, reercttiur
ihet his afsoclet ~ was not represented.
CORDIAL Letter ~ greeting vas also read
IRON D. : X lpincott, Of Pasadena, Cal, ex-
secretary u the International Association.
NJ George l.. Thomas. O, Wisconsin, cavo a
report - Tie association Of his STATE.
IN invitation Was received from suporintond-
Ont q. IL II opcr. requesting tne international
Association 20 Visit Hollywood. IL WIS a copied
and The ineinbers viii avail themselves Of tho OPP
portan!ty /; they have the time.
THAT KANSAS strr.
Mr. Barley, Of Kansas. ca led attention, under
The head of Icw business. to The salt OF slOO-
1 GOO now pending against the State Association.
The person who hal begun she action was ire
slonsihlc, and they could not get 20 ds not be-
cause h" was not member ~ tho association,
oii bcrtus" lie was Irresponsible and did not
mako lis payments promptly. There Is law in
kansas. he sad. prohibiting the purchasing Of
goods from any combination. II this is ccnsti. -
uHual which a serinlsiy doubted, the assOris-
Won would be liable for purchasing from the
National BIrial-l sse AssociaiiDn.
M. WOOL, 81 Indiana, expressed HIS intention
~ "Hcrng resolution that the international
Asso'ia'on endorse the poeiiion taken by tho
Kansas state organization. ant guaranteeing
= q III - no. ~ NH hn
ABOUT GOING HONE.
Mr. HN1ton. az Nebraska, soiI ne had neglect
el 20 get certificate from his ticko;-sgcnt. and
he Understood that he would have 10 pay tall fare
Il me.
one of the delegates suggested walking.
Mr.. lauoo said no thought maybe MI. iloaion
hal como 20 STAY.
McssIs. Christian md Iaube. OF the local COM
mi;tee. IL Response TO sA'ioIS other questions
a.sIfei The delegates th,t the matter would DO
attended 90.
The sec-e'ary gave an nccoun, Of what m
r1nSemtn's iqu been made IN thls connection.
sir. naNi-. o. Indiana. suggested that the dele
gates could oxteni their own time by not i'd
iournlns nc aic until Saturday. The railroads
"a noi coun, sunday. and 10y this means the
tickets would b, good T. start on any time until
next cduc5day midnight.
ADpEf BY Blk. BIIIOw.
TIE oder Of business for tho day being ove~ It
WIS .eldci to fa.llif ate matters iy having Mr.
Tho speaNe~ dwell upon what should be tho
trpe characteristics al the funeral undertaken.
aud aiyc strong ties o. brotherhood. II
they knew good 81 each other they should
srcak IL.
SIR. BiHow aid he was happy to be In Rich
mond. lie had wanted q come here for some
time. Once he was delegated with a number Of
| others 20 como here. he lad credentials signed
by tho Governor CO Ohio and presilen, Of the
United State. They net with powerful resis-
tanre that made them .cel blue.
Coming down - n serious strain. Mr.. Bllow
, drew touching picture o. the misery Of war.
Great prin .iples That could rot be otherwise
decided necessitated m appeal 10 he aroiira-
ment Of nr;us. Tho annals Of modern warfare
challenged tho Ike - the deeds Of herOism on
both SIDES. H. was thankful that ne stood in
the capital - the old Dominion with the know
ledge that there il now only one flag ana one
people North and South. who would stand
shoulder 10 shout Ter IN - defence.
Nr. BlllCw seemed to be completely carried
away ly tho recollection o. Old times, and nj
iirics his feelings oyercame him 70 ouch an ex-
tent as e. prevent his proceeding.
Carried AWAY by the spirit II occasion, Score
iary Snnrcr took tic HooI ana said ne could not
help reading poem appropriate 20 Memorial
day entitled con Vrg.nia's soil The poetry
he said Was cent hun laSt spring by hr. Chris
tian of this city. Since he had received II he
had wanted 10 come 10 Richmond more than
tser.
Before accounting rising vote Of thanks was
extended Mr. Biliow for his interesting address.
A. 300 81 afiolrnn M was he'd until 10
O'Clock yesterday morning.
TWO SEwoPAPEEMEN.
Mr. William 4. BabcocS, Of The sunny Side,
= paper published in Sew York IN the intcres.
~ The funeral directors, aud Mr. W. NJ. Butler, Of
m Cqsk,f R1cnester. y. Y. are IN Attendance
Lron the association IN the interest OF their re-
sf,e-,iyc journals. The latter ID the Official
ryan.
Nr. william J. Words Ia making a steno-
erslhic report Of the proceedings Of the toiy,
when will, AZ IS usual, h. printed for the use Of
tAe association.