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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
MAYOR MA URGE DLST OSED or ONLY
THREE CASES YESTERDAY.
Messrs. Cox and stesrns Won In tho Tennis
Tournamsnt-Tbe School Board uoids
acknowledgements and Notes.
GbScHrsTrR BUREAU RIcHMoSp Trars. !
IL OI HIM $780, IL l--tx lL ~

ii Il HULL NrkEfT BEAIIlh DLosk.
The following cases were before Mayor
Maurice yesterday morning..
The continued case OF Joe Hall (coloredD.
charged with threatening TO shoot Charles
Mostly (colored). was called. and the ac-
cused fined 81.
Samuel Russell (colored). charged with
assaulting c. NJ. Bowers Continued I'M
I'll to-day.
Joseph Jones (colored. charged with
striking Lawson Johnson (colored) with
a rock on the ear. Sent on to the grand
jury
The third game in the tennis tourna-
ment between the Nintn-Street and
Twclfth-Street clubs was played Thurs
day evening on the latter court. he
game was won by Messis, L. Il. Cox and
Franklin Stearns. Jr.. OF the Nintn-Street
club. Messrs. W. If. owen and Burleign
Anderson were the players who opposed
them. Cox and Stearns won three out or
four sets.
At a meeting Of the school Board, held
Friday night, the committee appointed 10
revise the rules and regulations OF the
schools presented their report. which was
adopted.
Superintendent Puliam stated that the
rules Werr similar 20 those OF Richmond,
only a few changes having been made.
MIR Pool said he was not IN favor OF
copying after Richmond or adopting any
measure because IL obtained IN Richmond.
Mr.. Pulliam explained that this WAS not
the case and that the rules were adopt
ed because the committee thought them
good.
The committee appointed To report as
70 the ACCESSIBILITY Of holding "A night
school recommended that such BE- done.
no charge viii be made 20 the pupils,
and four teachers have already vo,un-
teered their services free Of charge. They
are Rev. G.. y. Van Houten. Miss Katie
Clopton. Mr.. j. l.. Pulliam and Mr.. +. Il.
Dunford.
Mise Eva Harrison has returned from a
very pleasant visit 10 Newport News.
Miss Mae Clendenen, OF BOnham, rex,
IS visiting Mrs. ). \. Morrissett on Porter
street
". Hay Garnett Esq. Of this city. has
been retained as counsel by John Russell,
CHARGED with the killing Of 11mmOns AT
Granite The case Will probably come up
at the next term of the County Court
Miss Ida Brands has returned nome
from a visit 20 friends and relatives IN
Ashland Ky.
Rev. Nir. Gaight OF Clopton- Street Bap-
tfet church. has been granted vacation
hv the CONGREGATION OF that church, but
he IS undecided as TO whether ne VIII
Mayor Maurice. who has been rusticat.
ing I'm Buckingham county for several
weeks. has returned home.
Master George L. Cox returned Thurs
dav from Albemarle county whore he
6as been visiting friends. lie came all
the way on horseback, distance OF about
hundred miles.
Several OF the old employees Of the Dan
Vile shops who We're several mouths
ago put of, were taken back 10 work
Yesterday.
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SENATOR DANIEL.
He ia Preparing for n Large Number of
Speeches In the Canvass

Senator Daniel Is resting quietly at
his beautiful suburban home near Lynch
burg. where l saw him Thursday. re
was attending TO having a field on his
farm sown in oats and was much more
absorbed in Agricultural pursuits than
politics.
In reply to a reference TO the seemingly
disjointed condition Of politics, he said
"All the Democrats have got 10 do is to
keep I'm the middle Of the road. and all
parties Will come 20 them before long.
Senator Daniels life has been deeply
affected by the shocking death of MS
son, Willie. a short time ago, but he has
not allowed his personal distress TO IN
terfere with his duty 10 his party and
he IS now preparing for an artuous can
Yass of the State In the interest Of the
Democratic nominees for Congress
The following is a revised list OF his
appointments in which there are some
changes. and which will take the place
or those recently published:
Campbell september 10th; Bedford sep
TENDER 18th (three days.. Radford. 10Th !;
Salem, nth; Carroll. 10Th; Grays3n. 2Oth :
Staunton. 9th. Charlotte. october lst
ana AppOmattOX, October 4th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
The Wagon Pulled the Horse

Thursday afternoon a wagon. loaded
with six barrels OF oysters. was beine
slowly drawn up the steep incline OF
Ninth street. between Franklin and
Grace The animal who furnished thu
motive power was a horse in the last
stages Of cancellation. On the seat OF the
vehicle was "a large. heau'y-built negro.
weighing probably about 20 hounds. ana
by bis side was a diminut We African, who
would ,ip the scales al hfty pounds. IA
spite Of the drivers active use OF his
began to null him slowly back down
tho hin The negro used his whip vigor-
iovsi I,'' but without avail for several
Minutes Finally he turned to his ditg-
Mound mariner and said in a feroclous
lone: "Whyn't yo' git down on'er
dis dis wagon? can't you see dat beas' got
- Tb ,,'J iittle negro slipped down at once.
bur n had no more. effect than trying
70 To- liehten n load OF hay by removing
. single straw. The wagon con inued to
act in IFS self-constituted CAPACITY Of
motor and IKE kept driver Te s compelled fa to
r rors u his 200 pounds OF lazy avoirdupols
s en terra tss s teeSa' hills of this city.
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capitol Noir>

J. J. NcDcbad. Republican, First dis
Trio, and Harry ST. George Tucker. Dem
ocro, Tenth district. certified their candi-
dacv for Congress 10 the Secretary OF the
CCrnmonweslth yesterday, as required by
tho new election la"
n b. Turnbull sheriff Of Brunswick
county. was visitor al the Capitol
colonel g. OF. Cowudin CHIEF Of the
staff II Governor O'Ferral. was the
bearer last night OF "A communication
from Governor - ferrall 10 Governor
Brown. OF Maryland. concerning The
matter an issue between the t"o states in
REGARD % the taking of oysters In th.
Chesareake and is tributaries.
Colonel Cowarlin viii visit Governor
Brown at his residence I'm the city of
baltimore. where his EXcellency is at
present sOiOuruug. The communication.
which bears the Seal ~ state ~ lir-
ldnla. will probably be- made public after
II has been delivered to Governor Brown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
RID AND ILUE.

The Jolly Johns" wore red suits; the
Little Buiies" were arrayed in blue.
These suits, with caps TO match were
made up by some ladies'. who are always
ready and wiling TO helT out the inter
csts Of the Virginia Hospital. They were
ma1e OF cambrlc. or some similar ma
terial were cut according to. loose pat
terms. and required, il is said, sA yards
Of cloth. ~ spools of thread. and large
ten-hOrse pow or sewing machine. IheN
we're excellent fits For example, the
legs of John Memberships trousers are
said 10 have been nine feet four inches
IN diameter. with shirt prOportionate.
other accessories were made To match.
But word about the personnel. Below
win be- found the players. together with
their positions and weights The stats
tics are accurate aa 20 the weights. The
players were weighed at a coal elevator,
and here they are:
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mong ,hr Catholic soc cites.

Rev Father Tabb was a visitor in
the city during this week;
Next Friday, the l4th, IS the feast OF
the Exaltation Of the Cross.
The children Of Mary, Of st; Patrick $
church will receive Holy Communion
IN a body at the o'clock mas sunday.
"The Church Of the East Is the Sep
TENDER intention for the Ap stIe,hip o.
Prayer
All the Catholic schools of the city re
opened on Monday last
A movement is on root 10 organize
in this city branch OF the Catholic
benevolent Legion. a beneficial organi-
cation which has large membership in
this country.
of tho Nativity OF the Bios sed Nirgin
St. Mary's Beneficial {I,sis Tns SoScie'y Unien
month. ST. Joseph's meets the first
Monday IN every month Ire McGin
The Ancient order Of Hbernians meets
the first and third Wednesdays in every
Mary's church meets every third Monday
Of the month. ---,.,..---.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
ESCAPED CONTICTs.
Four Got Away from Brunswick County
Governor Orders the Others Bnck.

superintendent Lynn received a tele-
gram yesterday from -. :. Hicks. one
Of the supervisors of Brun wick c.unty.
informing him OF the escape of Frank
Ir00ke. James M0sier. Fablas Davis, AM
James Conner. white convcts sent to
chat county 20 work on the public roads.
Fifteen conViCts were sent from = g
Vcnitentiarv To- LawrenccNi J., the coun
~ seat Of Brunswick. last week. and hal
been WORKING around the courthouse up
To- the time Of the escape Of these FOUR.
Sheriff Turnbull. of brunswick. was at
the u,uiteutiary yesterday and iniorm' j
the Superintendent that the men wer'
getting along very nicely. and that the
authorities were not working them very
hard as yet. but intended sending them
out 10 work the roads next week.
No particulars If the escape or news
of their rocapture has been received
All Of the uttecn were white men whose
terms would soon expire.
The county will have 10 pay iortelt
&C So I'm the case OF each II the escaped
conyicts. Governor OFerral has Or
d,red the remaining eleven 10 be brought
back 10 Richmond at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

Judge T.. G. Minor. ~ the Law and
Equity Court yesterday granted char
ter % the United Aid and Insurance
Company The object for which ihs
company is formed IS 10 conduct the
life Insurance business and weekly ben,-
FITS The capital stock NJ the company
than $500. divided into shares OF 81
each
The officers for the first year are: J.
f. Byrd president. Edward Burn. vice
president. vs.. r.. Nash. secretary. VI r.
Wallace, treasurer. Directors the above
and " W Wines and j. r. West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

NEWPORT NKu> WINS.
The Mn Ciiyites Beaten ga a Good Game of
H,II-The Feature.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. sept 7.-spe
cial-Good weather. good crowd. and "a
good game were the order of things at
Riverview Park to-day.
Both pitchers did well and receive
good support; few errors were made
ON each side. but none Of them were
the second inning which allowed Arthur
70 score from first base.
'rhe features Of the game were the
batting Of sullivan and sewers. of Tho
home team and the batting Of Medra and
the fielding of McFarlan. OF the visitors.
The score.
NrL,KR-pnpT N-I.Kyr. II A,rrTnN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
MOTIFS OF rHE GAVE.

Preston Belvin was presented with a
bouquet.
colonel Bancroft was Knocked out Of
tn. box.
Justice Crutchheld got some flowers and
n cabbage The umpire threatened 10 put
him out Of the game for kicking and de-
clared that # he repeated the perform
ance s. or thirty days would be the pen
atty.
Dick Taylor was presented with a beau
tiful bouquet.
The managers Of the Virginia Hospital
wish TO extend their thanks to all who
assisted in making the occasion SO pro
i'm enough money to make up for their
errors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

Newport News Ham, - o. o o o. ;
Lynchburg. ...............O ~ w u 8
Summary: Earned runs-Newport News
Hampton. 2. Two-base hits-Little, Mace
Land. Mcara. Home runs Sullivan and
Sewers. Base on balls-On sewers. 3; or
Anderson. & Struck out-By Sewers, ?
Passed balls Land. /. Hit by pitched
hall-Little and Mace. Double plays
Childs and Elsey. stolen bases-Clark.
. Time OF game-One hour and thirty
minutes. Umpire. Hodge.
GAMES WON AND LOST.
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COULD NOT BAT PETTY.
THIS rs THE CAUSE or TIE DEFEA r
or TIE FARMERS.
Did Not Solve the Big Pitchers Curves
Save In but One Inning-Newport
News Defeats Lynchburg.
Petersburg. Va. Sept. 6

- VIC - "a ,
OF the ball crank,
like that Of the
transgressor. H.
hard. To-day he
is wildly jubilant
over the victory
OF his favorlte
team; Tomorrow
he is plunged in
the depths Of de-
spair by defeat.
TO-days game
furnishes an ,J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

Suit was entered In the Law and Equity
Court yesterday by W. l.. Walters vs..
Mrs. l.. Il. r.. H1rgrave and Epps Har-
damages $lJOU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
CAMS HFDULED FOR TO DAY
From the Field

The Farmers were unable 20 down the
Grabs Yesterday. ana consequently the
Crows have slipped back TO third place.
II Richmond and Norfolk should win
to-day the percentage viii be: Peters
burg. $50. Norfolk. coo; Richmond, .5H.
This will clearly show that the crows
are not out Of tho race for the pennant.
II ,hey can get two games from the crabs
in Norfolk, ana the Crabs can beat the
Farmers the latter part Of next week,
fhen there may be- chance for the pen
uaut 10 come to this city.
As the Norfolk team was leaving the
grounds yesterday a lot o. touEhs as
soulted them wiz. rocks and watermclons.
N vas case ~ Norfolk being out Nor
folked: but the Grabs should not COM
plain. for they certainly remember how
the crows were recently treated IN their
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

The District Committee Of the Fourth
congressional district, composed OF Edward
G. Nenable of Petersburg chairman;
Robert Turnbul, of Brunswick: sidney
r. EpeS Of Nottoway; George Il. Smith,
of Lunenburg: .. ". organ. Of Din
wlddle, determined last night to hold q
convention 10 nominate candidate for
Congress from that district at s.. i. A.,
on Wednesday, September 18Th. in the
Hastings Court room AT Petersburg.
The representation VIII be one delegate
or fraction over fifty, in each precinct.
The candidates for the nomination are
Ex-Governor =. W. Mckinney Thomas
y. Williams. Esq. and ". r. Mckinney,
ESD. of Petersburg. The latter has been
requested 10 speak next Monday at Lunen-
burg Courthouse, and viii DO so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
IMPORTANT CONFERENCE or TIE
STATE COMMITTEE.
,. which showed the Organization
r,celIent Condition-Ihs
Congressional Nominees.

10 Lf
The hrst imp'''""' a., "a,
leaders az t"e ''"''' ~ =, -.
sna for ihi' V"'''''H'' a.. St
.,.Inr when the members OF ''' ''"''
,. Committee and the nominees
lc"'''" . d., o.clock in tho
for Cur-iDfN "''' az
..t. auug-room on the second moor
r.u.ri House
81 nc ono ~ which any
Ilc mt''"H wac VIC
-lulcr oi the party might wen l'''
IU. discussions were frank and
and EXCEPT Tor letting the enemy
,i fr, ulan OF ORGANIZATION. nttlc Was
IIsf might not have been shouted
t.r rnu.c-for me reports. as e.
,,cr. extremely gratifying amt
.5 me state 10 be- lu "a much better
I,f.ou Than tn. majority Oh the COM
.+.. believed
u,~Idrs me committee seven out OF
e.. .ou..r,s-iolitl caniilatts were pres
80 as follows. Hon W. \. Jones. FIRST
r.frlrt. zion H. Gardiner Tyler. Sccont
district. Colonel IazeWel Elicit. Third
DISTRICT. Hon. CLAUDE s. swanson, fiith
D.sfl.i. Major Peter y. Otey, sixth DIS
.t .f. Ifou Harrv 81 George Turk-
az. IDHN district.
llc mrMhcis of the Executive Com
uIff.e present were X 4. Ayers, Joseph
irla.. b. \. Jones. ana Claude a. Swan
s. Besides ihc above, the following
members nl TIE general committee an
sf.I.l 10 tnc i7,l -call.
INST ''- ,iI'' LIoy j.. smith lchalr-
u.t. htaiAs'lilc' &. Is. Jones. King ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
THEIR BEAUTY sSAICHED.

When the general hnarity had sub
eidaI the greatest array Of baseball
0.sb that ever rolled around Ike so many
Ills on a pool table. got together and an
mist attempted % take their picure.
5e broke three ribs laughing, and got
everything In the group except one side
~ TaylOr STATIONS mustache and q pOr-
NON of the lower part of John Mount
castles body. There We're no cards large
enough for these.
The big family then took their places
on the field Preston Belyin went TO
the bat. lie proved that he "couldn't
hit a flock of barns" and fell a sad vic
tim TO Hawkins delivery. which would
have been quite accurate had he rolled
the bah down a trough. Hawkins was
a little wild. but succeeded in sending in
some of those ZisZags which coil around
fellow neck twice before reaching the
catcher. lie has a peculiar deliyery-in
fact d special delivery. Ii Is said he
Will Join the pOstmen soon.
colonel Bancroft was the next man at
the bat. He lined out a hot one 10 JUS
uce Crutchheld. who failed 10 handle il.
The Justice went 10 pieces at the critical
moment. and the Colonel reached first.
Billy Seymour proved himself an able
batter. but found considerable difficulty
IN stealing the bases. His work was in
leriOr 10 that Of jim Cunningham. who
has signed with the Baltimores for next
year.
Dick TAYLOR gives fine promises Of max
ing Il ball player He lodges the second
bascman at that bag bat plays well.
Iy hard physical work and the use Of
bellows, the Little Biliies' got in thee
Then everybody rooted for the Little
t.ttlfac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
INTER PROCESSION.

When the procession entered the
grounds they We're greeted with round
after round of applause. Common
Vealth's-Attorncy IA. II. smith. JT. was
the orator OF the occasion. lie rode I'm
a hack but had 20 sit with the driver.
for Charlie Dunstan and John Mount
castle occupied all the available space.
Police Officers Y. H. Relforl and John
VI. Sale acted as a body guard { the
umpire. They were armed 10 the teeth
with large hilies. Winchester rifles, and
brass nucks. Umpire Il. Fuller Gaskins
wore a collar button. AN clatel express
sion. and brace of horse pistols.
senator William Loycnstein acted as
scorer. lie kept the only oriCial score
and gave each player his due. He oc-
cupied nearly an the space I'm the re-
porters quarters ana took copi1us notes
upon the individual work ~ the players
His services are I'm demand TO report
the games between The Giants and tho
Orioles
captain f. W. Cunningham acted as
marshal and marched the players to their
respective places. Hay r. Thornton was
the manager he wore fun evening grcs-
"a silk Int and blue goggles. Dr. Hugh
Nj Tavlor. the official surgeon. together
with his assistants. Dr. Y. ". Harrison
and T.. Il. FERGUSON; We're ON hand with
eiretchers lint sIedgc hammers, saws,
electrical apparatus. air-Iumps. strich-
mine snake medicine. life insurance
LIanxe md tOmbstoncs. Besides these
tbev had chlorofOrm, mucilaee and Dr.
Skclunk's sure crue for going -tO-pieccs,
which. as AN baseball people know. is Il
critical ailment.
one Willie Gray. Carter Brander, Mcr-
Mn Branch. and W. ID. Carr.
g =. Ciucci directed the musicians with
some skill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08
A RIOT IMMINENT.

In the third inning Reede crossed the
plate. He was called out. \ colossal
Kick ensued and all the players gathered
about the umpire. who drew his horse
pistol. ana was in the act Of firing. when
his BODY guard rendered valuable ser
vice in dispensing the mob. What might
have been serious AFFAIR was narrowly
avoided
The Jolly Johns" played better ball
tnan their opponents. Jonn Harwood put
up a good exhibition Of the game at
first. He ran the bags well. John
Mountcastle, in centre. needed tonic
lie covered large portion Of the entire
outhelo. ne couldn't help H. Mount
castle rendered good service In the third.
when he stopped a groundcr from bounc-
INK back TOO far from the fence
Charlie Dunstan held Hawkins fairly
we'll His back-stops helped Charlie
no little.
To give detailed description OF the
game would require stationery estaD-
lishmert ana thirteen stenographers.
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JOLLY JOHNS"

summary: Struck out-By Bancroft. o.;
by Carter. /: by Hawkins l. Passed balls
BY Belvin. 2ll; by Stratton. 10: by
Hughes, AZ. Home runs-HarwOod %.
Left on bases-"Little Billies.' II: Jolly
Johns" A. Struck by bal. o fortunately.
First bas on errOrs-"Littie Billies." 81
Jolly Johns" e. Time Of game. two
hours Umpire. Gaskin.
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STATE LEAGUE RECORD.
aAM,s scnEprLrp ZOE ro.pAY

GANFs SCHEDULED tOR TO-DAY.
Roanoke at Richmond.
Norfolk at Petersburg.
Lynchburg at Newport News.
TRY Nogl ok TFAM 'NoRFoLKEp.'
PETERSBURG. VA. Sept Especial
After the game OF bail this afternoon
between the Norfolk and Petersburg
teams, and while the visiting club was
leaving the grounds on tallyhO. melOo
rinds. rocks, and sand wer, thrown A.
them by a crowd Of small boys and
touEhs. but no one was injured. The
police gave the visitors all the pro-
lection possible. \ policeman stood in
the back Of the tailyho. with his pi stO
drawn. TO keep back the assailants. The
conduct of the parties engaged in this
disgraceful affair Is denounced I'm un-
measured terms by all the good cltiz, rs
Of Petersburg.
CAMS 5, HEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Boston AZ Chicago
BROOKLYN nj ST. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Baltimore at Louisville.
Washington at Cincinnati
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

Mr. T. 7, c. scott. chairman of Han
ov Mr c6 On in his report showed that ne
Was in close touch with the county M go, or
eanizations ana gave an aecoHnt, "r e s.i
tbn neonle were quiet but thinkns, and
,hcv onlv needed to Doe aroused 90 give
he usual Democratic majority.
Mr. Marion l., Dawson, chairman OF
pi"6mCnd cave an encouraging report Of
he condition i'm this city. ....
colonel Tazcwell EuettS REMARKS Were
fov. but 90 the point. lie s1lu lil"t me
lvnccted to make a close canvass. ana
vCnull look closely 20 the county orSanlHa-
lions. He is confident and determined 10
win.
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TIE SECOND.

Mr.. Joseph T. Duke and Mr.: +. Thomp-
son. of Portsmouth, and Colonel X. C..
Marshall. representing the Seco4lH Is, ciS-
vim confidence Of securing a - 1ns or
SANITATION as soon as the nomination was
made at the Virginia Beach Convention
next Wednesday. Mr.. thompson s"'N
Hon y. Gardiner 1yler's remarks We're
made with enthusiasm. he SAID mat
he expected 10 get the nomination ana pe
reelected but that no matter who was
nominated the district would not go back
Ii Eenunllcanism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

Following the reports of the various
districts, the plan of campaign was thor
oIshly discussed. The plan Of organiza-
ti0u adopted by the committee appointed
by the last convention was confirmed.
Ny. Elyson announced his intention
OF holding personal conferences with the
district and county chairmen, and the
presidents Of the electoral boards in each
district. lie win commence next Mon
day by visiting the Ninth district
The committee adjourned at 1880 i.
NJ, after "a very satisfactory conference,
and with q feeling of success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-08

Mr.. Sidney T. Epps Of Blackstonc, said
nothing had yet been done in the fourt!
district, but gave a cbte'.n5 q. 0"''' va
Mr. r. Turnbull Of LawrcnceFiIe. SAID
the people were I'm better political con
diticn than they had been for hiteen
years. ,..
Mr. 4. VI. Organ. Of Lunenburg Court
house thought the only thing necessary
was to get the people aroused
VS. nresent and though not a member
of the committee, was invited t. speak;
He counseled an active c'mpalsn, pdlf
"A high compliment to the man1&tmc 81
Mr.. Ellvson I'm that district, ana prophe-
sled victory this fail.