The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-17
COYEY'S ARMY RESTING.
THE GENERAL, H0wEvER. WAS NOT
IDLE AND T<KES WATER 10. DAY.
General Frys's Army Of Two Hundred and
Fifty In IiIibois-The other Branches
OF the Commo nweal Forces.

CUMBERLAND. MD, April f6.-Whiie
the heads OF the Commonweal have been
pushing preparations for the coming exo-
dus from Cumberland. the army has been
resting and living Iuxuriously. The base
ball park forms one Of the best camps
en- route, and the lazy spring sunshine
has been a tonic TO the frost-bitten trav-
elers. The day was spent lounging sha'
ing, washing. and mending clothes ana
shoes for the march. Baseball was IN
dulged IN by the younger members; me
two sides, the ''Workingmen" and nv
"Hobos," played match game, me
former winning hands down. The. IS,
arrangement Of Jesse coxey, the prouis,..
son, from his prodigal father. consequen'
on Jesses revolt with unknown BOZ
zaro-Smth on Saturday, has been aIpl-
trated. and the boy taken back - the
fold OF the Commcnweai. Bozzaro-S ui,ln,
after being elected from the camp, n IA,
appeared in Cumberland In a new spri.s
suit of the latest style, and propose 40
heap Goals, etc, BY going ahead OF elc
army as advance agent. without co'nspr
sation. and awaken sentiment n ,h i~sJ-
of the Commonweal. After that ne i''N"
ems TO 90 lecturing.
covry.s ARMY TO TAKE WATER TO-DAY.
CUMBERLAND. ND. April $40,
roorroo, coxev will take water. The roau
oyer the mountains between this pony
and Wuliamsport was too rough anu
eteen to tempt the travellers. and, tah'is
advantage OF the Inflow OF large cdSi,
contributions that have been receiver
during the stay in Cumberland, 'oNey
hired canal boats to take the parry
eightv-nve miles down the canal TO WI
uamsport. The canal company was not
anxious TO transport the party. but CoXey
showed his abilities as a manager teie-
rraphing to Washington for permission
~ General Manager Nicholson to pass
tho boats through the locks, and securing
iob-lot freight of ffty-two cents 'oi,
IN all his company, men, horses anu
lumber. This was twelve cents hlshvr
than the rate on coal. but WIZ mar .no
three days pleasant travel against 'i'e
same amount Of weary trampims' I'll,
rhe company has been docility ltseh
,,nce Tho temperance of Coxey in camp.
All looks like smooth sailing for the
Conmonweal for week to come, ana
there Is little prospect of any other
nu,inv. Barring such an occurrence Oh
| tho coming of bad weather, there no"
| eeems no chance of the CcmmoiWeai
| breaking up before reaching "ashine' oii'
| The great crowd is expected TO cohsre-
gate during the march from Hagersto"h
| TO the National Capital.
crNFRA1 FRYE's ARMY IN ILLINOIS
EFFINCHAM. ILL, April l6.-Generai
| rrve and his command arrived III INES
| city this afternoon. 15O strong Nehei al
| rrya being i'm charge. They went INTO
| camp on the outskirts or the clty' anu
will remain over tomorrow 10 rest anu
c,ean mn. The men are intelligent ana
well-behaved. Mayor Arnold III pehali
of the city has provided them win loou'
| This evening General Frye addressed an
audience of two thousand from the cur
| afffntiNfiN
| N At Vandalia yesterday halt OF the
army left the general command ana VIII
| nrocaad IN Washington along the line OF
| tbo baltimore and Ohio railroad. Cen
eral FRYE. with his command. VIII pro-
Good from here along the old National
| road In Washington. The army seems 10
| he losing strength and number, because
of the long. fresome march. They are
nrovided with tents. blankets and cooking
utensils. and depend upon the people for
food. which is cheerfuhy given
TROUBLESOME ARMY THIS.
| GAN FRANCISCO April 16.-The au-
thorities are arranging TO send oOJ uheni-
nloved men to Chicago via, MoJave Tor
s20o0. Three hundred members OF the
Second regiment of the Industrial Army
of California marched to the tapitoi
this morning and appealed Tor ana. Mayor
Ebert and the Chief OF Police called on
he Southern Pacific company and this
company is expected to take the men aS
far as Mojave, where they can be turn
ed over TO the Atlantic and Pacific rail-
road.
KFLLY's ARMY FOOTING 1T.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, April &C.
General Kelly's Industrial army Is foot
ing II East. having left Council BUNS a