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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16
WHO WAS THE MAN z
Clue to tho Cause Of jackson
Catastrophe.
STORY OF A. SLATER AND WIFE
They sss Man ea the Bsezaxr Car
of secsna seesson Where Coll
sisioa Occurred.

JAcksoS. Mich. Oct ia- Especial. r
Two very Important witnesses Of the
eolIixioa turned up today. and II their
statements are II solves the mystery ~
the failure of the brakes 10 work. They
are Albert Slaisr and his wife. Mr..
Slater. who resides at 307 South Water
loo avenue. his honse standing only =
few rods from the track. and who is en-
played on the Lake Shore railroad. rs
serts that he sax man on the front
end 81 the baggage car just behind the
engiuc. which caused the collision. HE
story is as follows: had been sick with
rheumatism and had not been working
Friday morning. ! was better and had
been up town. As I was going homo.
and when near the semaphore. the disco
were turned against the section. bat
passed me al arate ~ eighteen or twenty
miles an hour. l noticed the engineer
was pumping sand and the wheels OF
the engine were turning about holding
their own. | distinctly saw a man on
the front end Of the baggage car IN the
rear OF the engine. He was dressed la
black and wore stin hat. Couldnot
tell whether white man or colored lie
was standing up and leaning out to the
opposite side OF the train from me. and
was holding on 10 the hand br ke. ]
watched the train until IL struck. and
saw the engineer jump from his cab.
Helped to Take Out the Dead.
After the crash / came back and
helped take out tho dead and injured.
by this time was completely exhausted
and went homo. / was 30 sick that
did not leave the house again until To-
day. The excitement and following ex-
haustion completely drove all thought
oT the man out Of my mind until my
wife was reading an account OF the
wreck last evening. when sns spoke OF
seeing the man on the baggage car.
This called the incident 10 my mind
again. and | determined Co tell of ii as
soon as | could get to the depot
Mr.. Slater later today told the story
to Division Superintendent Jordan. who
had il taken down. The stories were
told in both cases almost identically, all
the main features being the same.
Mrs siatcr's Story.
Mrs Slater saws she was standing in
her door as the trGin passed and that
Shc utsAiuctiy saw tnau Oh tue tfoht
end OF the baggage car as il went 10y.
but she can't tell whether he was stand
ing up or sitting down. and can give no
description Of him. These stories coin
eide with the belief of Engineer Whalen
as expressed by HIN yesterday. lie is
positive in his assertion that the brakes
worked all right at Ypsilanti. the last
stop made. and he was sure that the
cock which shots the air of on the rear
end of tho tender must have been
turned after he let Ypsilanti. as il was
found turned after the collision. IL this
is true and there appears to be no rca-
son for doubling the mans story. il is
probable that the man on the front end
OF the baggage car turned the cock. al
though what his object could have been
for doing so is not plain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

MAncrrrrr, Mich. oct Is Alfred
Moore, aged ~. wss drowned ~ Presqus
fsla PARK this afternoon lie ras nith
. party % friends sho bad gone o. see
the waves heating OVER the rocks during
the heavy stofm he teBiuret too FAR
cot. Nss struck BY huge breaker and
instantly swept cut - siehL The lsis
was dashed 81 piecce against the rooks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16
cIosE on rHE rAln.
n win Wind Up IN Blaze of
fslofy.

CHscAco. Oct. Is The Worlds Cuium.
bian Exposition wili So oat IN haze q
splendoF. Tho board 81 directors de-
ca,ied 10 make the last day Columbus
Day, and aaserfst that the festivities
shall be commensurate with the name
chosen for the finelp. President t9sve-
land bss bsen again urged ~ resolu.
ton &C the direcfzrs 30 give the occasion
= nafional eirniii.sance hy atsending. u
possible. wifh the members = TIE cab.
ref. ard II j. thought thsf fhe ehies
magistrate vili yield to The snliciiasion
WhsteveF The rssnciueien rHached ~ tbe
pre~itient thrtohef - wif be made sn
event ia The hssfssy q the fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

MtsgKGoS, Mich, Oct lb.--Owing tc
the severity Of the storm here there
were many inquiries during Saturday a.
70 the steamer City of Racine which left
Friday night on her regular trio 10 Chi
cago To satisfy curiosity r. II. iiol
brook. agent Of the line. telegraphcd tc
the Chicago office yesterday after.
noon and received a prompt reply
saying the Racine arrived there safe Al
seven o'clock that morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Cleveland Il Honest Hut l. Not n
statesman.


IsDrASAPolIs. Oct Il. Robert G.. In
gcTsoli in an interview had this 10 say
upon silver: Il am aud have always
been a bimetalhet | want cur
rency that will be good in every country
Of the world at any time. and want 10
ses the day when II can be relied upon
that. however threatening the financial
aspect may appear. there will always he
plenty of money. | am afraid that
such a time j. long ways OF.
however / have never been IN favor II
the sherman law, but do not think
that IL should be repealed until some
better measure can be substituted.
President Cleveland IL an honest man.
bat i possessed 81 a very small quota of
bsa4ns lie IL egotistlcsl and dirtatorial
and has none II the true qualities 81 a
statesman. 10 would be a very easy
matter to pick out hundreds and thou.
sands of men In this country VIII are
ensincntly more fitted for the presidency
than Cleveland
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Dick Martin Isroke ch.rie- RrSck's .
Nose and Nr< firock's Asan.

Jackson. Mich. Oct H. Early .sester.
day morning Dick Martin. an ex -consicf.
went into a disrepaisble house keRs ~
Chsriss ard Lottie Brock, on Railroad
street. and struck brock 90 the face
with club. crushing the bridge of his
bones IN his hand. Martin then struck
at Mrs. Brooks face but she throw up
her arm aud received the biow just h.
lox the elbow. Martin then went 10 the
police station and gave himself up.
Jealousy was the cause of the act
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

ALnIos. Mich. Oct II The faculty
Of Albion college have decided that IL
will be impossible % make use Il the
normal course. which IS fn bc placed In
several ~ the colleges n the state. This
IL the course providei for by the legisla
ture lasi FpFing. grautirg state TEACHERS
certificates 30 stouerts graina ting here.
without having 20 tase ctursc AZ the
ss.fo ttoFnni
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

ASx ARnoR. Mich. Get l5.--Tha
ninety Eve LAWS % the university have
adopted the yell. "Canack. canack. can.
liver. canaw. Michigan. Michigan. 70
law" With this they propose % be
heard above their fellow men. il being
we'll known that the laws are 80 modest
that they always try 10 he first IN war.
first in politics and first in the ranks
everxw here"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16
LOST ON LAKE ERIE
Propeller WITH An on Board
Went Down.
EIGHTEEN PERSONS DROWNED
fIss Cnrr~es WASHED Ashore amt shr
Cna-f str~~a Wan ~rcckske
--DefFoss Boat MISSING.

BCsr.1o. Oct Is Eighteen psr-ons.
tie entifs eFse q tie propeller Dean
Eiebmond are gIven up for iost Ia last
agate sb,rm oe I-Aks Iris. The
eorfsos a fiss have beea washed ashore
OF Fan buren point. forty miles from
this city, neaF DunkiFk. The shore of
ths laks . stre9n ~iIh wrsckage and
nssschanslise. and the waves are hoasfy
yseiding up further esidenees q ths
fate q which ths Richiaond Las gone
Anoraer hoaf q the kiebasond type -
fhoskhf o. have gone doNn With her
crea on tAe Canadian side. She -
o0ned - the Hargross company ot De
frolf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

IsuPKMfro. ,iich.. Oct IA few
days ago a representative of the Spring
Valley coal mineS Spring Valley. III
nois, came here for the purpose Of en-
gaging expert miners. securing aud TAX
Ing with him 300 men. Yesterday loo
more left on an order from the Whining
ton Star Mining company for Coal City.
Illinois. This viii help reduce the nula-
ber Of idle men depending upon charity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

n~tus Nsb ort - The prelimi.
r1fy hesrns - flei tlkeB. eho aas ar
fsfesi af p. raso fexss. and brought to
sa7 eiif 81 state AGENT baugherty. on
fse ctetls 20 aioinF and sbetting bar
sait -eett in rcite1siinE aiouf 5000 n
che uufY .anis Nas h.slI Yesterday
TEE. fa =. grt tisea eas.cr $50
tastis. ~erefs. ~ - flienaa promptly
.stei ,se t9ad temsnlia.i and AIKEN
isf. lAe cIfF lssi evening ior kls liome az
= ----.--...-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Superintendent Carr sli 81 b Do
troit tonorrpw evening where be wili
sttend meeting on "Wednesday of the
chiefs - price - Nichigaa called g. nr-
rantze = state association. Saperin
ten.ient Starkwesther ~ Detrnit - II
th.s head u the movement o. ofganize
into closer anion the heAts u psiice de.
rarsmrnts throuahoat the STATE and
Snperi ntengienf Carr = cne - his sblest
supporters
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

The 81. Adeibertis Catholic church
soeiety on the wcst side has nearly com
pieted sl5.too club house or casino
Nhich will BE- dedicated according to the
program pubsizhe'i io IHF HFRALD two
xeeks ago on Tuesday eyeulng The 40
ciety is cptnpesesi entiFc.y - Polish citi.
zeas. and under the leadership II Rev.
Father Pougannis has fourished Won.
deffnliy. The huilssinx - a brick and
stone structure ieested az the corner of
Uaxi and fifth atseefa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16
Mlohlsan nulldlng eocs negglne.

LANSING. Mich. Oct. i5--Governor
Rich says the worlds fair board has had
three offers for the Michigan bnilding.
One man would give sl25 cash. another
would take II az gift and the third
offered 10 remove the building for $500.
giving the plate glass and gas fixtures
TO the commission and then allow s767
for the material This would make the
removal cost the commission over el 200
in addition 20 the building
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

PoEr TowssExp. Wash. Oct Ia
ChaFles Wakeman. son Of a prominent
contractor Of this place. was fatally
wounded today by the accidental dis
charge OF a gun which he was carrying
ia buggy. The charge tore away his
his breast and shoulder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16
son SHOT ms rATHt:R.
He Was Fooiing With Gun. Not
Knowing "a Was Loaded.

Monty. Mich. Oct l5-M IL. Boyd.
a pioaeer of Deeftield township was &C
cidentaily shot in the right limb. below
the knee. BY his son. who was fooling
with shotgun. not knowing IL was
loaded. The bone was shattered so that
amputation was necessary. IL Is doubt.
ful il he stands the shock. lie II ca
years old. prosperous farmer and a
county supervisor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

An the Wounded In the wreck Are
Doing Welt

DErsorT. Mich. Oct Ia The Michi
gan Central officials here state that ite
reports from their physicians al Jack.
son today as regards the condition of
the passengers injured in Fridays acci-
dent are of the most encouraging char
acter. Miss Johanna Healey II stiil In u
critical condition. bat it Is thought she
may possibly recover. All the rest of
tho injured will recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Peer lr~ S@svu N ash tAst lI-The
laHssi STATES reveeue lsnnrh SFhil
whtlt "a aotf yesterday a. Friday iiss
tef fis4.i ar a i.Eafnon.e bat arafsaa
trifaa az eear l,~eeptce Paas Harrs.
hrsns ese at ~mita i-iaasl iasf Nou
dsg stth the hssf sna ssiie.f ~ IN anp
81 tss sevefeat stcrns eves exrer,epee.l
ID teaf eeetion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Nsaeprs. oct - \ few days aro
T. s Andersen - Milhngtsn. White
trimm'uE roae tHshez. sfaek thorn IN
his unxer Shortly after he held ptst
nlof f'eui @rsanlnatfon on The holy Il a
nFEto. she had lied under peculiar cir
e1fsisnres fofsoa Nse communicated
t.rtlF Ao.ler1an thrrarh TIE souad ard
h - noa feira
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

steamer Srworrn ashore and VIII Ne
q Total Wreck.

S.S Frs.tfsss Oct. i5.-The steamer
Nee bern ran ashore near Rotion1o. on
s = ~sDthsrn tsiifofnia ccaet. yesterday
e - a laisi 49, The passengers
osl led ~ ihe lacifc Coast Sseamship
c3paaf ard a ftue here foraorrow
fram N-siean rsrta The ve--ei ran on
ths r.ls - si Foiat NiHrent as soon "a
the aevs g ths iisasier reached here
Sac rtelrsttp cHfAay sent a steamer
e. me <ceLe ~ tie Nrsek O. = up pas
ses4 al kc,.onfa and iriaz them To-
Sa ffaccisca I,s divers vere also
500 e. .ase tna tu1an she Uas hrinx
ln. np FROM Mexico Acd ~ mgeh e the
cafrs, as ps.-s.ii-. The NeNberu vas an
"a rlrer havex hem built in Brooklyn.
Neu fork. in -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

otsIsxr. IA. Ort "a iloa cheI,ra
pfsfat- - an siarm'eg extent 10 D.sur-
ber ara East tiakiand tounehira.
fataere rrpcrt THAT f,fiiv 90 Yer cenf q
&c se lae IN These te~nshtps viii d.
Many - the p.-H are alrrady draA TIE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

KArauAzoo, Mich. Oct u A hack
team add a horse pulling delivery
wagon stepped on telephone wire last
night thai lad been blown down aud
had fallen across the electric trolley
wire. frailed Tor soma distance on the
ground. All three we're thrown 10 the
ground and fell on the wire One
horse was killed. but The others rccos.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

CH1csao. Ocf Is Adalph fissegang
leader a the Chicago issnd aud the
ffty members II The organisation are
prepafsng to bring suit against the
Worlds Columbian ExposiIson 70 re
cover the amoant IT their salaries for
ths une xpifed tern oi their contrsctA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

fgoass tantfs. Oct u Billy Reel
~. brufsily murdered Special Ofiicrr
faser al Naenussrhcv hail Friday morn
irr - stiii 90 largo. and tbe r-,ilce have
O. sths,i the authorities IN a numtrr
of .hts g. - "a the watch fog him. 1t
s. s te.i-v,i ihat Reed boar,iei a
tf4,e seon after his murirrous assault
ar.n tae af'iesr and leff The city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

WoLcorrviLLk. Ind. Oct. IA Wa
hash train run OF the track AT this
place about midnight. striking tele-
graph pole and knocking out all the
wires Little damage was done 20 the
engine. The wires we're patched up by
line men
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Mrsxecnx. Mich. Oct Is Yesterday
sftarnossn sbefsn saith arrested Engrps
Gilbert en- q unfranf charging him slth
the theft u = gold watch and chain l,e
loncing - Minnie tface. tained - e3l
when arrested be denied ell knsNle,lrs
u The fheftor the secrefton a the watch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

SfLvEKroS. Colo. Oct i5A--A terrific
fore-t hrs has bsen raging At the head
II Lime creek on sutton meantain. Al
though 10 II over i've miles from here
the smoke In town 10 almost Undesirable.
Several thousand acFes Of valuable tim
bor have been DESTROYED.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

GaLEsHvRG. Ill. Oct lac. q. Peter
son. real estate dealer and treasurer Of
the Elm church. has mysteriously dis
appeared. leaving a wife and three chill
dren. IL Is thought be went to the
worlds fair and has been foulIy dealt
18th
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

fSpErENDEScf. Kan. Oc' l5.-Alfred
Clancy. who " a. arrested nesr Wagner.
l. T.. recently by Marshal Bruner. has
been identified as one OF tae Prior Greek
tran robbers aud also IA participating
in the bcntonyille bank robbery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

gsesrsr. Mich. Oct l5 A nnnt,er
- The hosleffsskers =; Wickes Bros big
fisnf decline o. uoak tsn nccouuf q :
reduciion n Tay fof ever tine On coa
tract posk AID haze gone out on q
strike.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

NocsLEs. A. T.. Oct l5.-J. j. Chat
ham. postmaster. has been held in $1,000
bonds for embezzlement
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Br<4ox Hannon. Hirt-. Oct IL
Ffrderick Kurfs ~ 81 Jose4A wns ebof
IN fhe iip FRIDAY rirtt - fbe aecs
dsnfsl disnhefxe - . fessIfef fhni La
bFothef uss iseGinf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

IsosD1s. oct 1s-Simls dispsfchss
ssy the RDsslan colonei. fsnnptiaky
has i,ees dfiTen oui q fhe lamifs -
the Afnkens. after aftemptsng - fofcs
his vay ncrtss that districi si tie bead
a Ct-seafk trfssfe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Rrnssr. Oct II. TIE provisions q
fhe new arny tdIl for tees lrssieaa -
fhrrs years milifars service vent irf8
tdetf yesterday. Under The Dex bill
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Nv fosk. oet ~ Tar inferna-
sional chess toarusme1t r'osod iaet
nfxat f.a~Sef winning eieysn games and
t,slng uone
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

4 eomtieis. nofhinx b..t feE a their
sal,s .fendinz. Ths ofissa q tie iire -
sfiIi unkeo1n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-07
G3vernor's Ohlce.

hichmohd, VA Dec. u. 1913.
40 inc General Assembly Of Virginia:
the Constitution OF the State re-
t'',s 'Ne General Assembly TO meet once
- 'nV years. unless In the opinion OF
s"e Governor or two-thlrds Of the Inem-
Oi me legislature the interests OF
- ,'Amonweaith demand an extra res
~ IN ! am glad 20 report that the condi-
~ 80. %. the Commonwealth has been such
Ihai IA my judgment. It's interests aid
not require an extra session: that n was
Sost 70 reserve the money necessary 10
.siiay the expense OF the LEGISLATURE
~ meet the demands upon the. state
treasury, ans give the people time 10
s'nSiasr well the immense volume which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-07

OUR FINANCIAL CONDITION.
THE PUBLIC DEBT-Pwchase Of Bonds.
THE PENITENTIARY-E -Expenses-Who
Should Hire out the Convicts and
Collect the Money-Defective Statutes
Recommendations -Convicts Work
The Shoe Factory-A Danger-Punish-
meuts-l Ouths in Prson-A Remedy.
CRIMINAL EXPENSES.
OUR OYSTER INTERESTS-Rent, No
TaNe, Legislation Necessary - Our
Work Since the Last Legislaturc-De-
Iectm lne Law-rhe Interior Streams
What Revenue May be Expected
from thia Source.
LUNATIC ASYLUMS-E Examination of
Lunatics-Luaucs and Idiots Should
Not BE Kept Together, etc.-Ihe EX-
pense Account-The Remedy-Should
not Counties and cities Pay Expenses
of Lunatics-The Necessity Tor Reduc-
ing Expenses After the Commiuai-
Recommendations - Conclusion - In
surancc.
PAY OF THE JUDGES-Why Were the
Salaries BeducedI
COUNTY ROADS -Wnl the Federal Gov
ernment Build Them for Ust-Can the
state Build Them f-The Counties Must
hNllA ANNNl- HOW are ihtN 10 Apt
Bunt?-How TO Raise the Money
Amount We Can Raise for Road Im-
prOvemeut-An Engineer
PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
The Virginia Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Colese-The State Fer ale Normal
School. au1 Higher Education
CONVENTION or SOUTHERN COVER
NOHs AND IMMIGRATION.
ELECTION OEJUDGEs.
SENATOR'S
ROANOKE RIOT.
LYNCH LAW.
llNES-Costs, etc.
THE WORLDS FAIR-Our Exhibits
THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
OFFICIAL BONDS.
THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL's OFFICE.
STATE VOLUNTEER MILITIA.
THE DIRECT TAX.
THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
eOME THINGS WHICH HAVE BEEN
ACCOMPLISHED DURING THE AID
MlNisrRATiON.
STATE OFFICERS AND ASSISTANTS.
CONCLUSION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-07

These official tables show the acknOwl-
edged right OF Virginia in this pre-. erty,
the need of protection. and the ineticiency
of the law, and the consequent demand
for amendment, and what the people
should expect Of the present Legislature.
| have not the space 10 enlarge on these
facts as l should like.
since tn Last Legislature.
The last Legislature passed law on the
subiect which was imperfect I'm many re-
spects. but was an Improvement on the
old law. / hope il will receive a thorough
examination, and that such amendments
will be made as are demanded by the
present necessities.
As soon as possible after the adjourn
ment. the Board Of the Chesapeake re-
paired 10 Washington. and had a confer
ence with Colonel Mcdonald, the United
states Fish Commissioner and Professor
Nandenhal. Of the Coast Survey. These
gentlemen showed great interest In the
work the State was doing, and did all
they could to forward her interests. The
thanks of the General Assembly are due to
these prominent officials OF tie Federal
government, for services rendered 10 the
State.
Colonel Mcdonald kindly gave us the
use OF a steamer, with its officers, which
was Indispensable 10 the work which the
state required TO be done. Professor Men
d.nhal. OF the CIr(st Survey. allowed us
20 select from 4e able and accomplished
men of his Department. Professor Baylor
from Virginia Mho was ar that time about
completing some work In Mobile Bay. and
we were compelled TO delay our survey
for short time 10 secure his services. :.
II was impossible to complete the WORK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-07
OUR COMMON WEALTH
Her Past, Her Present
and Her Future,
ASVIEWED BY The GOVERNOR
His Message TO the Newly Con-
YeIed Legislature
SHOWING TIE STATES CONDITION
Add CTsri1g iug6e tons for Improve
maIt and Reform.
EXTENT OF OUR OYSTER INDUSTRY.
Numerous Defects in ihs Present Law
Pointed Out,
FUTURE INCOMR FROM THAT SOURCE.
1h8 Separation Of The LunatiCs and
Idiots Suggested.
POORLY PAID JUDGES OF The STATE.
Each and Every County Should Build lis
Own Roads.
PUBLIC SCHOOL, And COLLEGES.
The Chief Executives Ideas About The
ROa-OB Rot.
PUBLIC SCHOOL, And COLLEGES.
The Chief Executives Ideas About The
ROa OE6 Rot.
THE SECURITY OF CFFICIlL BONDS.

Lynch Law-Tines. Costs, c'c.-The Board
of Agricuiture-Ihc Direct 1ax-The
State Board of Hcalth-His Visit
tothe Wor.c's air-Eleciion
OF Judges and sena-
tors - Convention
Of toIihern
e. .veEnurs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-07

On these subjects the statutes are de-
fective and should be revised. The super
is the chief executive officer OF
The Pcnitentiary; he has the management
of all the property. real and personal; II
IS his duty 10 control 1t ana be responsible
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-07

had been enacted 50 recently, before we
began again the work OF ameh"hhs' 'e
pcaiing, aud enacting new laws
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-07

Each and Every County Should Build lis
Own Roads.
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The Interior Stream >.

The fish and oyster interest Of Tide
water is not alone interested In this i'm
portant undertaking. The Commissioner
should see that the interior streams and
ponds are kept stocked with suitable nsh.
and all obstacles In the way Of the run
ming fish should be removed. The poison
ing OF the water should be prohibited. and
the yiolatOrs OF the law be punished.
The pollution OF the streams should be
prevented as FAR as possible. and the law
on the subject OK the fish should be
placed under his special superintendence-
he OF course, to be controlled by the laws
OF the Commonwealth He should be re-
quired TO make a written report 10 the
Governor OF the State. on the first day
of each October. upon the varying IN
terests which pertain to the duties Of hts
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POORLY PAID JUDGES or The STATE.
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FUTURE IHCONE FROR THAT SOURCE.

Th8 Separation Of The LunatiCs and
Idiots Suggested