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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
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The Testimonials Uubllhsd Ia behalf
OF Hoods ssrsspsrila. They are writ.
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ofostes En appetite, sUopgihens tho
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A good musici prog nm has 3. en-
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
United States Senators,
JOSEPH l.. RAWLlNS, Salt Lake,
MoSE5 THATCHER, Cache.
Governor,
JOHN T. GAME, salt Lake.
Congressman.
d. II. ROBERTS, Davis.
Judges OF the Supreme Court.
SAMUEL r. THURMAN. Utah,
RICHARD w. YOUNG. salt Lake.
THOMAS MALONEY. Weber
Secretary Of State,
FISHER 5. HARRIS. Salt Lake.
Acknowledgement.
A ]. WEBER, Weber.
Treasurer.
ALMA GREENWOOD, Miilard.
Auditor,
GUY c. WILSON, sanpete.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
KARL c. MAEsER, Utah.
State Senators.
FARLEY l.. WILLIAMS.
GEORGE a. WHIT KJR,
JOSEPH S RAWL rs.
CHARLES Il. SAVAGE.
OSCAR W. MUYLF.
House Of Representatives,
DAVID 3. ALLLN.
RULON :. WEI Is,
JOHN u MURPHY,
HEBER pENNlON.
HENRY WALLh,E f.,
c. ARIES w. PsNROSE,
ORRlN p. MILLER,
CHNRL&s ]. pENCl,
JOSEPH l.. TAYLJR,
ADAM SPlERS.
County Slreribtend.n,s CT Schools.
oSC..R VAN coTr.
Judges Third H. licial District.
OGDEN HlLtS. sat Lake,
ANDREW HOWAr. Salt Lake,
LIE GRAND Young. Salt Lake.
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VI Hers, TO eel aluminu.n .0ile. goods and
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U. box 10. call Like Ciy,
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NEW YoRE, Oct q Money N call, easy,
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Pastry IL ilRht aHd dainty when DR..
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westerns, i4df4s1,
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Prios's Bbk gP We was awarded
his ,ust huno ut Wor d. ami Cali.
.Vrnia MIIgIuef Il irs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
LIBERTY BELLS TOUR
GREAT PREPARATIONS TO DO
HONOR TO THE RELIC.
A Big Demonstration Arranged nj
Roanoke-Nusic. Parade. Speech
of Reception Mt Frcdericksburg.

ROANOKE. VA, October 3.-(Spec!al)-
Roanoke viii have a great demon ira
ton in honor of the Liberty Bel,
which is expected TO arrive In this city
Saturday afternoon at $40. remaining
until $40 Sunday morning. a commit
tee. consis ing Of the Mayor. CITY Coun-
ell. and prominent citizens, will meet
the Liberty Bell special at Lynchburg.
There will be an immense parade, com
posed of the local and Salem military. So
cret orders, Confederate veterans,
Grand Army Of the Republic posts, fire.
men, and other organizations. The pro-
cession will arrive at the place desig-
mated for the bell 10 stop in time to
meet the bell special. The specials ar
rival will be greeted by a salute from four
feld-peoes. AMI by the pr sence Of
thousands Of people.
The bel viii stop Immediately beneath
Il large. decorated arch. and there viii
be- some formal ceremonies on the plat
form erected for the purpose. \ chorus
OF voices will sing national airs. and
Rev Dr. Campbell OF the First Pres
byterian church. VIII offer prayer. There
will be ~ address of welcome by the
Mayor and a response by one OF the
escort. After these ceremonies the Com
mittee of Escort will be entertained by
the cry Council at Il luncheon at Hotel
ROANOKE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
NORFOLK COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
Yesterdays Cosvention-M. ;. New
bernc Nominated.

NORFOLK, VA, October 3.-(Special.)-
The Democratic convention OF Norfolk
county met at Port Norfolk to-day at l21O
o clock TO nominate a candidate for the
House of Delegates. The convention was
.alled 10 order by County Chairman T..
w. owens.
MIR. Lesner, OF Tanners Creek, nomi-
mated Mr. ). W. Gary as temporary chair
man. and he was elected. The members
of the press present were elected secre-
taries.
4 roll-call was ordered, and delegates
answered from each district except Wash
ington.
ON motion of Mr. Lesner, a committee
of three was appointed to invite the
Washington delegates TO the convention.
Messrs. q. w. Jones, of Washington;
Hutchings. of Butts Road. and Codd, OF
Western Branch, constituted the commit
tee.
Mr.. Codd reported that the delegates
from Washington declined 10 take part IN
the convention. as they were going home
No explanation, he said, was offered for
their action.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Standing committees were then appoint
ed, and the temporary organization was
made permanent There were tweniy-three
dc legates present, and no contest. After
some preliminary business the Chair
called for nominations. Mr.. X. r. Webster
placed Mr. NJ. s Newberne. Of Pleasant
Grove, in nomination, and the nomination
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
THE WAR ~ CUBA.
Official Notes on Preparations lot
QucIiing the Rebellion.

HABANA. September =, via Tampa
Fla. October cable advIces from
Madrid state that the British Govern
ment has issued imperative orders 10 cap
tains of mon-of-war in the West Indies
to be constantly on The alert. and 10
rigidly enforce the neutrality laws.
The Minister of War In Madrid has IS
sued orders 10 facilitate the voluntary
enrolment Of men Tor the army.
Senator Porset has been appointed civil
Governor Of Matanzis, cuba.
Colonel Ibauez d. AllecOa has been
made . general Of brigade
Admiral Bereuz. r. Minister OF the Navy
has te egraphed count de Ia Mortera'
thanking him on behalf Of the nation FOR
his gift OF a gunboat 10 the navy OF
Spain
Some members Of the Cabinet have had
a meeting IN Madrid The legal advisers
OF the Crown state mat the time was
devoted solely 10 promoting question oi
administration.
The Cabinet has approved the purchas
Of preserved meat for the army OF cuba.
During the second hair ot November. in
the dry season The embarkation VIII
commence Of $500 men. Their duty on
arrival Will consist ~ protecting sugar
in preventing lucendiar!sm. The Premier
Senior Canovls del Castillo, states that
the GoyeTnm mt ~ Spain viii protect the
riches of cuba with men and shirs.
Colonel Canella to-day Telegram from
Jamacai cuba. that or the 18th he had
an engagement with the enemy. Ills
forces consisted Of 40 men Of the SINH
Meas Reg meut and twenty troopers 81
the Ciyil Guard He surprised the rebel
encampm,nt OF Gil and pcrquit Pers".
in the nils Of Bayern SD. There was "a
sharp Engagement for atty minutes, when
III enemy relreafed, leaving five dead
ana abandoning horse. ammunition. ana
supplies or his men. four " r. wound l.
small flying columns have been sent in
pursuit
Iisutenart-Col0uel S.garl and Com
mluder- Rluez and LOPEZ We're ia COM
man3 ~ the columns The daily press
teens with notices OF nor, skrmish's.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
LIBERTY BELL ARRIVES TONIGHT
How the Gentlemen Constituting the
Escort VIII he Entertained.

Liberty Bell Will arrive here und T an
official escort. composed Of the Mayor
and prominent citizens Of Philadelphia,
at 7:l3 tonight.
The famous bell will be brought by
special train over the Richmond. Frcde
ricksburg and Potomac railroad. and the
car in which it is being carried 10 At
lanta will be- sidetr1cked i'm the Byrd
street yard. which VIII be thrown open
u the public. who will be permitted 10
inspect the bell
Advices rec ived by the passenger agent
Of the line yesterday morning intimated
that there would be organized demon
STATIONS at all the stations along the
line where the train is 10 stop.
THE RECEPTIONS.
Upon the arrival Of the bell In Rich
mond a salute of twanty-one guns WI.
be fired by the Howtzers. and the escort
will be met by committee Of city Off
Gals. including Mayor Taylor. Messrs.
G.. Y. Meredith. &. II. Phillips, r. b.
Nunford. ". T.. KNOWLES. H. " Smith.
Jr.. Colonel ". T.. Cutshaw. Captain
Frank Cunningham, and q neral \. l..
Phillips.
The gentlemen accompanying the bel
will be- received by Governor O'Ferrau
at the Executive Mansion soon after III .ir
arrival The resid nj members Of the
Governors stan viii assist him in rece.V-
ing the Phiadelph.ans.
THE GUARD OF HONOR.
\ guard Of honor. consisting Of Com
pany A, Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
VIII be mounted when the train arrives.
and will remain on duty until the bell
continues its Journey South, at $50 to-
morrow morning over the Coast-Line
railroad To Petersburg.
The 70 owing ar the orders issued by
the Governor:
Bricadier-General \ l.. Philips. Com
handing First Brigade. Virginia Nolun
teers.
Slr-You will order Company \. Fourth
Battalion. to report as guard Of honor
TO the officers or citizens In charge Of
the Liberty Bell IN route 20 Atlanta at
the Union Depot At about o'clock =.
NJ. on the arrival Of the train Friday,
October 4th. and obey such instructions
as he may Civ.
BY order Of the Governor and Com
mander-ln-C hief.
CHARLES j. ANDERSON.
Adjutant-Geueral
Although the company is rightly enti-
tied TO draw pay and receive rations for
this service. the officers called upon the
Governor Yesterday and informed him
that 1t was the wish Of the officers and
men that they might be allowed 10 give
their services free Of all cost 10 the State
upon this occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
CHARLES J. ANDERSON.
A MOUNTAIN MARRIAGE.
4 Notable Wedding Near Greenwood.
The Attendants and Reception.

GREENWOOD, VA, October 3.-(Spe-
cial)-At $50 o'clock this evening was
solemnlzed at Emmanuel church near
this place. the marriage of Miss Lucy
Page Minor The handsome and attrac-
tive daughter Of the Rev. d. G. T. Davis.
of this place, and Mr.. b. H. Baird, OF
Essex county, Virginia.
The high social position of the couple,
together with the popularity OF the bride.
brought together not only the refined So
ciety of this community. but many per-
sons from a distance, 10 grace the oc-
casion. The ceremony was performed
by the father of -the bride, according to
the beautiful and impressive form OF
the Episcopal Church
THE ATTENDANTS
The bridesmaids were Miss Lilly Davis,
OF Charlottesville, with Mr. 5. r. Baird,
Of Essex. Miss ImOgen Baird, OF Essex,
with DR.. r. T. Davis, Of Richmond:
Miss Annie X. Hoxton. Of Alexandria.
with Mr. Eugene Davis. Of Albemarle:
Mss X. l.. Randolph, of Richmond, with
Mr. T. NJ. Garnett, Of New York Miss
+. NJ Fisher. OF Washington D. C, with
Mr. John Farland. OF the same city.
Miss Carrie Davis, OF the University,
with Mr.. j. u. Fisher, OF Washington.
ID. c.
The bride was given away by her broth
er. Dabhey e. Davis.
The wedding march. Mendeisshon's
was most beautifully rendered by Mr..
A. b. Lambert. OF ST. Louis. Mo.
THE RECEPTION.
After the ceremony. the bridal party
with other friends OF the couple repaired
to the home OF the bride. where re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
OVER on THE NECK.
The Mysterious Attempt on the Life
of Nfs. Wheeler.

HEATHSVILLE. VA, october 3.-(Spe-
cial)-Our authorities have cndeavored
diligently to find the man who attempt
"A to murder Mrs Wheeler on the night
IF the Dist, but without avail. The
only eyewitness Of The affair was the
colored girl VINO lived with the old lady
and as she is somewhat diotic h,r tes-
timony cannot be relied on, and the mat
ter will probably have 20 be- dropped.
Samuel Walker Of Westmoreland coun-
ty. has announced himself AN inde
pendent candidate FOR the Senate. in
opposl ion to Mason. the Democratic
nominee. and declares himself opposed 10
the Walton law.
VI. \. Coles, a young lawyer OF our
county. who ran on the Republican
ticket for CONFERENCE.-The Attorney i'm
our last county election. has received tia
nomination for the Legislature from The
Republicans He announces himself a.
opposed to the Walton law. and also is
in favor of a reduction in State eX-
penses. and. consequently a reduction in
taxation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
was seconded by Mr.. Wills Hutchings and

was seconded by Mr.. Wills Hutchngs ana
others.
There being no other nomination, 1t was
moved and carried that Mr. Newperne
nomination be made unanimous, ana
committee, composed Of Messrs. WEBSTER
Codd. and Hutchings was appointed to IN
vite the nominee 70 appear oeiore inc
convention.
The committee returned with Mr.. New
berne, who, In a fine speech, accepted the
nomination. The convention then ADJOURN
d.
WHY THEY DECLINED
After the convention adjourned your
correspondent sought the delegates VINO
refused to take part in the convention
TO ascertain their reasons Tor uecilhIhs.
NJ George w. Jones. of Berkeley speak
ins for the Washington delegates said
that they did not know whether IL was
Republican or Democratic convention. as
they had heard that MIR. Gary. the chair-
man. wac a Republican. If they had gone
into the convention. they would have nae
to support the nominee. and as their peo-
pie were opposed ~ Mr.. Newberne, they
would no. enter the convention. he would
not support Newberne.
Thsre were three delegates present from
Pleasant Grove District, who had the
credentials from their meeting ana they
declined TO enter on the same GROUNDS.
The three delegates seated from Plea
SAINT Grove were the contestants. but as
the regular ones did not go IN no contest
was noted.
DENIED THEIR RIGHT.
From Western Branch. Messrs. j. VII
lis Bidgood. William Houghton. ana -
b. Mackie refused 10 go into the conven-
ton. and claimed that the I'VE delegates
VINO participated had no right 10 cast
the vote Of the entire delegation. The
claim Of Mr. Bdrood's friends was tnat
the Newbcrne men in Western Branch
got hold Of one of their tickets, ana look
of four ~ the names Of those opposed
70 Newberne, and substituted four ~
favor Of him thus electing four FOR ana
four against
The question was asked Mr.. Jones. wh't
il was proposed TO io-whetter another
convention would be- held or not. but he
sad that no action had been taken, as
il was too soon to decide on that matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
TO WELCOME THE ARTILLERY.
Details Perfected for Receiving the
Visitors.

There was meeting of the military
officers Of this city at the armory OF the
Richmond LghJ-Infantry Blues, on Ninth
street last night. to make flnal arrange
ments for the reception of the Ancient
and Honorable Artillery Company, OF
Massachusetts,. upon the occasion of Their
visit to this city for the purpose OF mold
ing their annual held-day here next Mon
day. The corps will arrive at Elba Station
by special train on Sunday aib.rnOon al
r. 90 O'clock. and viii be met by dctach-
ments of all the military bodies OF the
city, under command of Brlgadief-1eherai
IL Phillips. and escorted 10 the FIX
change and Ballard Hotel The line oil
march from the railway-statl0n 10 the
hotel will be down Broad TO Adams. TO
Franklin, TO Fifth, TO Grace. to Ninth
10 Capitol. TO Governor. to Franklin. 10
the hotel. where refreshments Will be pro-
vided.
In the evening they will attend the First
BAPTIST church. where a special service
has been arranged for them Ii was sug-
eested that they should DE saluted on
their arrival. but objections urged by the
Adjutant- General overruled the motion.
THE TWO-DAYS PROGRAMME.
Monday will be devoted 10 the field eX-
ercises OF the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Company, the Blues acting
as escort. Their full plans have not
yet been communicated.
At night the visitors will give grand
banquet a the Masonic Temple. num-
Der Of toasts will be proposed by promi-
nent ci;2 = and officials. IT Is eX-
pected ,hs, aAtor John w. Daniel will
be present.
on Tuesday the artillerymen will be
taken in hand by their Richmond friends.
The steamer PocahontaS has been char
tered and a art will be made down the
river TO Westover at o'clock. Re-
ffeshments will be provided Ia great
abundance. and the services of a first
class band will be engaged. 1t is ex-
pected that This excursion will last un.
Ill 8 O'Clock and some arrangements
will be made for the enter ainment OF
the visitors IN the evening The corps
will leav- for Boston W dnesaay morning.
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.
The following committees were appoint
ed:
ON Arrangemenis-Ge A. L. Phiiips
chairman. Majors l.. I. Christian, ".
N. Evans, 4. r. Sutton. j. III. Derbyshire.
~. IA Sands, d. a. Kuyk, and Cyrus Bos-
sieux. Capt ins Charles IL Epps John A.
Hutcheson. J. w. Lockwood {. Gray Bos-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04

CARDWELL-Diei 40 s"'et
beate Springs. Va. yesterday '.-
GEORGE II. CAKDW ELL. ln
year OF his age. ..
Remains Will reach the CIV sd ...F
peake and Ohio railway
MORNING al SGD o'clucktu
depot Interment At Hciy~o'i
JINKINs. Died. al 23s 4 81 .
I'd instant. EDDIE N JiNkiN> ..s
John jenkins. aged 2 years
and . days.
Brother. may thy rst be- s",''
In that cline where We hop' a.
For we Will watch and pray ans
zach day that home with 'h'e ..
The funeral will take place ir.n'
End Baptist church 'RipAl az ., g..
n Friends and soquamtinecs i''.
attend.
LAYTON. Died. az Bnena ..s,.,. ,,..
October .. 1896, at 40 =. 81, All Ia.
A LAYTON. wife Of NiD"m
ION. ln the sith year OF her ase PA.
Funeral TO-DAY az Y NJ. I''N
place Methodist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04

NOtre Dame Drnped with Mourning
Body Lying In state.

PARIS. October 3.-NIore than 20.0o0 per
sons marched in single hle past the coinn
Of Professor Louis Pasteur to-day, ami
viewed the body Of the dead chemist ami
scientist. which lies in the Pasteur lnsti-
tute.
\ provisional altar has been erected IN
the Cathedral Of Notre Dame. whore the
religious obseqIies will take place Satur-
day. The interior of the cathedral is
draped with mourning-ciOths and en-
blems. and the ediiice presents an aspect
similar to that which marked it ON the
occasion OF the funeral Of President car
not In the seat which will be occupied
10y President Faure is a Prie-dieu. GOV red
with black velvet The canopy which
covers the cat1falque is surmounted by
four plumes.
Silver cables will be attached 70 the
funeral-car.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
Oo,wrIIs Horses Brought In.

NJ bernard boswell, Of BuIt. 81
rived in the city yesterday with a..
ming horses. al OF which he has
iu the races 10 br run AZ tno N'Ii
Tn. animals were qIartcTti .r
position Grounds. and Mr. Do-W Z
they are IN the very best of
Hr expects 90 carry or sc.'rl
h0nors at this meet. The carr
which he captured az Bulln.i
a@o. mention II which was made
coHmns. was brought with
ami after they arrived here Str
released the pigeon. and II star
Decline for his home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
Charges Against Armes

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 3-The
War Department has formulated and pre-
sented the charges against Major Armes.
They consist OF two charges and specih-
cations. The first charge is that OF con-
duct prejudicial 10 good order and disci-
plIne. The specification il writing and de-
livering his letter 10 General Sch0neld
The second charge is that OF conduct un-
becoming an officer and q gentleman.
Specification: Delivery OF letter to Gene
raj Schoheld. charging him with using
his official position TO prosecute Armes,
which the writer knew TO be untrue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
NO SUCH DESPATCH SENT.
Britain Not Sent Hn jItimntum In
RcSnrd To Venezuela.

WASHINGTON. October 3-The dis
patch stating that Secretary O.ney had
given Great Britain ninety days in which
10 acccIe 20 arbitration In the Venezue-
Ian boundary dispute is pr nouucei at
the State Department as absurd on its
face. IN ultlma-um implies war II its
cOudti. MS are not compiled with. Con-
giess alone has the right % declare
war. II any such ridiculous dispatch as
that ascr.bcd e. secretary Olney had been
sent ont he woai be- liable 10 immediate
Impeachment on the assembling If Con-
gTcss
No such dispatch has been sent. The
United States has made an urgent rep
resentatOn In favor OF arbitration AMI
has transmitted 10 Ambassador Bayard
a carefully prepared brief presenting the
Venezuelan view OF he case. as adopted
by the United States and there the mat
ter rests for the present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
IYNCHBIRG FAIR.
The City Gayiy Decorntcd-First At
tcndancc-Thc Races,

LYNCHBURG. VA. October 5.-Csps-
cial)-This was Lynchburg-Day at the
Lynchburg fair. and the city was full Or
visitors. The streets were gayly deco
rated with flags and bunting, ana the
pos office banks and many business
houses Were clUs'd. II - estimated that
II least six thousand people went to the
fairgrounds.
The results Of the races which took
place I'm the afternoon were as follows:
Frce-f)r-al trot ing race, best three
out Of hve-Clipper first and Bay Wilkes
second. Best time. 2:2Gl II, which breaks
the record on the pr sent track.
Second race. trotting kitty Hawks
first. Eastwood second Best time,
2:29 IA.
Third race--running, ihree-quarter mile
dash-Lewiston first. Maid OF Screen Ste
cOnd Best time. ll9.
Fourth race running mile heats. best
two in three-FreeZer first. Mirage Sc
cond Best time, 1:iS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
THE LIBERTY BELL.
IL starts This Morning on Its Jour
ney This Way.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. october 3.-The
old Liberty Bel. which Will be exhibited
at the Atlanta Exposition. was this after
noon removed from Independence Hail to
the railroad where It viii remain under
guard until tomorrow morning. when the
journey South will be begun.
4 parade was given this afternoon.
when the bell was removed. Mayor War
wick and the heals OF the different mI-
ncipal departments reviewing the pro-
cession from the Union League clubhouse.
Tie bell VIII be accompanied southwark
by Mayor Warwick ana councilmauic
committee, and Atlanta will be reached on
Tuesday. a number of stops being made
en- roEte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-04
At TIL; OLD DInG.
The Reception OF the Bell 10 II !.
Quite an Event.

FREDERICKSBCRG. VA, October g.
CSgecial)-The reception of the Liberty
Bel here tomorrow will be quite an
event. The Mayor has issued a procla-
nation. requesting all stores ami fac
tories 10 close from 90 . f. II. All the
bells Of the place viii b. rung during the
time the relic is here. The military
and the civic societies will parade. and
an address will be- delivered by W Soy
mour White. Esq. Tn bell and is escort
viii leave here for Richmond about 6
L. VI.