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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs r. w. Moore is visiting friends IN
North Carolina.
AR William n. McVeigh. Of AleXan-
dria. is in the city.
Miss Maude Puller left Monday 10 Vlslt
friends in Portsmouth. 80
Miss Naude Puller left yesterday 10
visit friends in Portsmouth.
Mr. Lewis II. Blair. who has been SICK
for a week, was able TO come down town
yesterday. -
Mrs richmond Maury. of Danville. Va,
&c the guest Of Mrs. b. c. Maury, oJj east
Grace street. 8,
Mrs w. G. Campbell. of GLASGOW, Is
visiting her daughter at NO. SV' iior'n
Eleventh street
4 large excursion party arrived in the
city Sunday from staunton, and many re-
NAMED over until to-day.
Miss IVY X. Thomas. Of Isle Of Wight
Is here on a visit to her sister, MIS- - H.
Squire. Of No. east Gay street
4 delightful concert was given in Cathe-
draI Hall last night for the bcneft or
Miss Dukes table at the last bazaar.
Mr. p. d. Hotchkiss. general freight
agent of the Chesapeake and ONO ran
way, is confined TO his home, No. east
Franklin street.
DIR. J. Allison Hodges, Of this city. VINO
has been attending the Medical Assocla-
tion of North Carolina. assembled at
Norehead City. has returned.
Miss Jane NJ Rutherford and little
nephew. Master Charles a. Rose, Jr,
have left for several weeks Visit 10 Ger
rnantovn Philadelphia, ana Atlantic City.
attending meeting OF the Board OF
Visitors Of Washington and Lee uniyer-
eitv and will be in Richmond in few
days.
Two colored boys were arrested early
this morning, charged with stealing a
quantity OF lead-pipe from vacant
house. and were lodged in the Second Po-
LEGISLATION.
Mrs. Duvan. of "Elsing Green" King
William county. IS the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Vaughan. She expects
10 leave soon for ST. Paul, where she goes
10 visit her sister. Mrs. Lyon
CAPTAIN c. w. Westbury. travelling pas
senger agent Of the Southern railway,
was back in his office yesterday, having
returned from trip which included
Washington. Baltimore, and Norfolk.
Miss Mary Lewis. who has been spend
inc the winter and spring in Charlottes-
Vile with relatives. has returned 10 the
citv. and Is stopping with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Lewis, on east
Franklin street.
The entertainment TO have been given
bv the Jefferson Dramatic Club last night
for the benefit of the Seventeenth-Street
Mission was postponed until Monday
night. June 2lst. on account OF the sick
ness of one Of the leading characters.
The closing exercises OF Miss Winston's
school for Boys and Girls took place at
her home. on the Rlchmond-C College
compus. yesterday morning There were
recItatlons by the pupils and medals were
awarded, after which the little folks were
treated to ice-cream and other good
things.
Messrs. A. w. Tyree. James T. Via.
Clarence Howard, $. c. Ridenour. James
w Cannon. and John Cannon. OF this
city. are employed at Hampton In heln-
Railway Age. which are being printed
there during the sessions OF the railway
men at Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
Jmmjgrnnt Buildings Burned.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE main build
ing for the reception ana clearance
of immigrants at Ellis Island Is on fire.
This building contains the valuable re-
cords relating to the passage of immi-
grants to this country through this port
From the mainland the flames appear
10 have complete control of the build
ing. The walls have fallen in, and tho
building will be completely destroyed:
1:9O A. M.-All the buildings on the
island were destroyed The fire Is now
at its height, and presents magnificent
spectacle AS seen from the city.
1:iO A. M-Ali the immigrants-about
two hundred in number-have Just been
brought safely from Ellis Island to the
Barge Office. on the Battery. Ine only
nersons now left on the island are the
bremen and few attendants. There
will be probably, no loss Of life. All
the records are undoubtedly destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
pany No. 8. who was opposed Dy Mr.
William Trexler. Captain Lawrence re-
ceived all the votes.
MUST GIVE EACH FAIR PLAY.
Clny-Ward Actives Take This POSI-
ton ms to Judges and Clerks.

The Clay Ward Actives, the leading
Democratic Club Of the West End, at
their meeting on Saturday night put
themselves on record as being in favor
OF fair play in the matter of selecting
judges and clerks for the various voting
places in that ward in the approaching
primary election.
4ir. Evan Snead, the president of the
body, was absent, and First-Vice-Presi-
dent Henry l.. Carter filled the chair.
After the regular business had been dis
patched "A motion was made to adjourn.
II see Mr.. President, three members
OF the City Democratic Committee with
US" said one of the members. Il should
like for the club to hear from them
as to the plan that they have adopted
for the approaching primary election"
Mr.. Clyde W. Saunders, a member OF
the City Committee, and also the Actives,
spoke briefly regarding the plan and its
special features, upholding the action or
the committee.
Mr.. VI. l.. Carter called Mr.. Phil. He'll
stern TO the chair, and offered a set Of
resolutions to the effect that the club
should urge the Democratic superintend-
ent of Clay Ward (who is Mr.. Saunders)
I'm making his recommendations OF Judges
and clerks for that ward to the city
Committee, to see to it that both the
candidates for gubernatorial honors are
equally represented. Mr.. Carter ex-
planned that he wanted to see just as
many EIyson judges and clerks as there
were Tyler judges and clerks. He
thought this was the only fair way to
deal with this matter.
Mr.. Saunders did not think the Ac-
tives should dictate to the City Com
mittee who 1t should appoint as judges
and clerks of election in Clay ward.
After a great deal Of debate, Mr.. Carter
resolutions were adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
WINDS WILD RUSH.
HANOVER AND CAROLINE COUNTIES
VISITED ny A CYCLONE.
VAS SUDDEN AND DESTRUCTIVE.
rrce. Iprootcd. Houses tnroofcd,
and Wheat blown Out OF the
,-o,od-AfId work nt Buliield-
The Track.

,osWrrI.. VA. June ii-(Special)-
.,...,.r and Caroline counties were
'..e8 py destructive cyclone Sunday
.-,ne the general direction OF its
-.o being from northwest TO south
east
ir caroline. was blown of, and
boil IS said TO have been eight inch
., ON the floors. and had to be
sto,clcl out
A., ,ho Bunneld farm, near here two
,...-s,s several large shade-trees, and
quantity Of fence were demolished.
-,. storm visited Mr. Bernard Dos
-. ,,rm. where it tore of part Of
~. ,o.f u his dwelling. wrecked
,-..,,. rrastratcd large trees, and Ge-
..s Fl, h.s front yard the splintered
..e of the grandstand, which FOR
... occupied a position 200 yards dis
,.,. near the race-course.
ORCHARDS DAMAGED.
o..,,rl. we're greatly damaged, and
a.. hsr beat the young vegetables and
corn mto shreds.
~,. storm pprooted large shade-trees
arlington. the residence OF Mr.. \. >
co,.,s and hurled them against the
sr,n.,e which. fortunately, being Of
tr..k. sustained no damage.
NJ a. ID. Kelly had a large barn
blown down.
,r,. orchards on the farms Of Mr. 5.
, t,,.r.e and Mr. 5. W. Cowell sus-
.....i serious damage. and many win
loo. were broken by the hail at each
place mentioned.
.-t, storm lasted about thirty minutes
ana was at its worst between 4:5O ana
an p. M. The rain gauge here regis
,.-.5 one-half inch precipitation IN
,,..-+v minutes. and the temperature fen
o. fss-ees From reports received, the
,,.ore traversed a course about five
miles wide. The great column Of water
ac.omnanied by hail and lightning was
.-.,eulng at a terrific speed, and the
ho,lIrc OF the wind was dreadful
Tbs track Of its greatest violence was
,to,.t one and a half miles east Of here.
0r the Cardozo farm a barn was de-
moHsned. and scattered over large area.
over 200 acres of corn in one field was
,.,,en down and almost obliterated.
WHEAT BLOWN AWAY.
AT the Meadows" just on the Caro-
line side Of North Anna river, wheat was
wr,nched out Of the ground and blown
away.
Undoubtedly the velocity and force Of
the storm high above greatly exceeded
that at the earth. and but for its alti-
Jude. which happily favored the coun-
fry. the disaster would have been great
ly increased.
only a moderate amount of rain fell
AL Bowling Green. and no evidences Of
violence are visible further than mile
west OF boswell.
sso loss Of life is reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
A Word to the Richmond Democrats.
(Communicated.)

Richmond, Va, June. 1891.
1 desire to make an appeal to my fel-
low-Democrats TO give little attention
TO politics within the next three weeks.
our distinguished fellow-ctizen, j. Tay-
lor Ellyson, is 10 be voted for as a can
didate for Governor. and i would like
for every man who Is going 10 partici-
pate In the primary 10 inspect his record.
III he is not deserving OF your support
give il TO one more worthy, IL you can
find such.
IL would be shame upon Richmond
Democrats II they do not rally around
one who Is so deserving Of their sup
port.
Local pride. II nothing else. should
cause us to not only vote for. but work
for the nomination OF Mr.. Ellyson. The
country Democrats are all right. He l.
going TO be our nominee as certain as
night follows day. know the Demo-
Gratis In the rural districts are for him.
But we must see TO II that apathy nor
overconfidence shall cause him 10 lose a
vote I'm Richmond. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
GEORGIA STUDENTS REVOLT.
All on Account of Il Baii-Gnmc Soh-
trnct With NirGinians.

ATHENS. GA, June 14-(Special (-The
students of the University of Georgia ana
the Inhabitants of this thriving niue Guy
of learning are in tumuliu0us conull.oH
of excitement tonight. caused by lhe al,-
nearaDce Of the following circular, Whlch
has been distributed over the entire 'oNH,
and ON the college campus, a-d a COP!
mailed personally, 10 each meiHDcI VI
the faculty: "A pea LOT lne ,::h a: u tIo,,
Down with the Boggs-Away with riley.
Trustees. do your duty" The .prlhllh5
and distribution Of these circulars anu
the action which led up TO IT are IesdIuDu
as almost amounting TO reNoit diiloNS
the students, AID constitute 'he HsUsr a,yer
serious breach Of discipline that mas ever
conyulsed southern collegiate circles:
Some time ago the university team
signed a contract 10 play tne CillNSSi stS ~
OF Virginia three games or base-Dali, a, oae
10 forfeit S4o0. Everything was progress
ING smoothly, when Chancellor BOsSs dn-
nnnncod that on account of backWardness
in studies and subsequent cutting VI
the final examinations, the four most IN IN
nortant Dlayers on the nine-Sanloru.
Iohns. Foster. and Doughcrty-would hot
he nermitted to participate in any gdints
UbateyeT until they regained ihSn
scholastic standing. The manager OF me
team wired Nirginia's manager stailnB
~ facts and begging for a release. rms
was refused. and the latter declared ne
rv0uld come with his men 10 Athens. ana
claim the guarantee money. A councli ot
v,ar WAS held, and the decision Ieacneu
IN DEFY the faculty. and. reinquishing the
came in Athens. 10 play two In Atlanta
Thursday and Friday of this week; taxing
Inc consequences, rather than call on lhe
athletic Council 10 advance the forlelt
for breaking the strict contract unuei
,.hich they were bound 20 meet the VIZ
sfuiaus This Is the present status OF the
bsfair and II IS probable that the games
yvili be played In Atlanta, as Indicated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
xv..,.-EnJ Rates Out of Richmond
on Southern Railway.

THE Southern railway announces for
,t, summer season rate OF one fare
Cor the round-trip from RichEond to
tSevsville and all intermediate stations.
,ioye,s 10 be sold Saturday and Sunday
oS each week; good to return following
Monday. .,,,
10 Of 81. Richmond to West Point.
Va and return. tickets 10 be sold each
cstnrdav and Sunday during the sum-
,,or GOOD 20 return following Monday.
,nerebv enabling Richmond people TO tho
nearest point to salt water from Rich
mond 10 spend Sunday.
These tickets can be obtained at depot
ticket office. Southern railway depot.
foot OF Virginia street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15

officers, he was received and greeted In
the united form OF salutation reserved
for his high station. Inc Prince then ad-
dressed the audience. and announced
that the admission fees OF the ceremony
amolinted to f7C00 tS35.Co0j half OF which
would 20 to the Prince OF Wales Hos
pital fund. and the other half 10 diffe-
rent Masonic charities.
The Duke OF Connausht moved an ad-
dress TO the Queen in behalf of the
Masons. and # was carried. amid loud
applause. after which the whole as
senbly Joined in singing the national
anthem. to the accompaniment Of the
nrcan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
Henry Delegates.
WENT TO HEAR BRYAN.
Large Party OF Democrats Journey
ed to Norfolk Yesterday.

The excursion of the Old Dominion
Democratic Club to Norfolk took down
about two hundred of Richmond's true
and tried Democrats who journeyed to the
city by the sea TO hear Hon. w. j.
Bryan lecture there last night
They travelled in special cars attached
to the regular train over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio. and left here at $3.50
o'clock. About $50 citizens of Danville,
passed through the city earlier en- route
10 Norfolk
The excursionists returned to the city
about o'clock this imorning more loyal
than ever to the cause of Democracy.
and enthusiastic for Bryan and free
silver"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
THE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENCY.
The Matter Under Consideration by
the board.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. June a.
tSpecial.)-The Board of Visitors Of the
University adjourned at midnight, after
having been I'm session for five hours,
considering the advisability OF elccting
president for the Univers ~. Several
members Of the faculty addressed
the board on the subject but the
members OF the board refuse to say any
thing further than that tie matter Is
still under consideration. Eowever, II IL
known that majority favor the creation
OF such an office. All the names that
may be under consideration are not de-
finitely known. but 1t Is generally under
stood that Captain W. Gordon McCabe,
OF Richmond. Va. is being urged by
some OF the members, and by many out
side parties. Furthermore. his chances
are looked upon by those In position
20 know something Of the state OF affairs
as being very favorable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
TOBACCO COMPANY TRIAL.
Alleged Expression of Juror FaN"f"-
bIe to Corporation.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE entire day
in the trial Of the conspiracy case
against the directors Of the American
Tobacco Company was consumed IN an
inquiry as to the credibility of an al
legged interview with William j. Bryoh'
one of the jurors, published in a morn
ing paper, in which he is represented as
expressing himself as favorable TO the
trust The juror denies that he made
the statements attributed to him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
HARVEY BARNATO A SUICIDE.
He Leaps Overheard from u vessel
His uody Recovered.

LONDON. June 14.-Midnight.-A spe
cial dispatch from Funchal, Island of
Madeira, off the west coast of Morocco,
saws that on the arrival there to-day
of the British steamship Scot, which left
Table Bay Cape Town on June I'd, for
southampton, it was announced that
Barney Barnato. the South African "Dia-
mond King" who was among the pas
sengers, had committed suicide by leap
ing overheard. His body was recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15

Tho Finance Committee OF AiI-HHIHIa AiII -,
church with a committee appointed py
81 Andrev's brotherhood. met Ia the
vestry Of All-saints' church last . nisnt i11 ta
the purpose Of devising way ana means b,iIg NJ
ne nroposed new church. The treasure, ddt J., :
renort ,pp nj showed that the sum OF $1,000 is IS
Ell needed. but IL was believed that Ihls
could be raised with llttle dilhcu,ty. ailc tha
ctt,, in the interest of the new churcn.
'', At n a meeting Of the congregation ned ned
on saturday night. a committee on plans
was appointed. which body VIII meet
l. tnr thie Wanll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
A MAJESTIC FUNCTION.
Masonic Meeting In CommemmOra-
lion of Victorian Jubilee.

LONDON, June 1.-THE Masonic meet
ing at the Royal Albert Hall this after
noon. in commemoration Of the Queens
diamond Jubilee, was notable function.
The hall was filled with over 10000 Free
masons i'm gorgeous regalia. The Prince
of Wales and the Duke OF Connaught
arrived at 4 o'clock. preceded by trump
cters sounding fanfares. When they
entered the hall, the organ played a
grand professional march. and all pre-
sent rose to their feet. The grand OIL
GERS lined the aisle TO the dais.
The Prince OF Wales. as Grand-Master
OF England. followed by stan composed
Of grand officers. moved TO the sound
OF majestic music TO his throne. where.
surrounded by brilliant phalanx OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
Pickett Camps Reunion.

Pickett Camp neld it's weekly meeting
laet nioht i'm the assembly hail of Pow
hatan club. Messrs. James Caskie an, ana
Walter Christian were elected contrlpu-
ting members. n..,.., 20
,,ortod that Caytain John Cussons had
rendered the use Of Forest Lodge for the
reunion on July 9TH. <-,,o...,,,e, oo,o-
The camp appointed the following con- ,no
mittee to make all arrans enehts i ~, ~
reunion: Robert y. NoTtheh, T.
Ioehr. S. r.. Gates. J. d. Redwood }. ~
Stansberry. W. -. Riddick. G. ): Johnson Johnson
!. p. Parrish. a. \. Gill, r.. +. GnesieS'
NJ. W. Hazlewood. and X. +. Mo'll9'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
=, cou,cu Circles To-day.

rrho Trna session Of the BOard OF AIder-
- ,-iiI ba hel. ~ tnc Council Chamber
tto-nigbt' commencing at 8 o'clock
Council committees VIII hoia In1S''llTs - ~ I.
r-jrst Market at 10 \. NJ; Light NJ 8 i.
II. ACCOUNTS and Printing at 2. r.
sub Committee on Streets. AT ne corner
Of Venable and Mosby streets THIS morn
ing TO consider the, petition 0l &tantiil'o ,io,,
IJord and others relative TO the traction
comnany's tracks at that point.
subcommittee on Grounds and Bull9-
i,os at 1920 4. VI. IN the City Engineer
office TO consider the matter OF lnsurlhs
thn Citv-Hall elevators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
The Storm Touched Henrico.

The northern portion Of Henrico was
swept by the storm, and along the Han
over line the wind blew a hurricane.
Considerable damage was done TO grow
lng crops in the affected section. but the
,entre Of the storm appeared to be some
distance north Of Henrico. a consider
able wind prevailed, however, over the
satire county, and "A strong breeze passed
over this city as well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
GRAss-WIDOWERS'
Excursion Tickets, Via Chesapeak0
and Ohio Railway.

Commencing June 1sth, the Chesapeake
and ohio railway viii sell Grass-Widow-
o,-s' excursion tickets AT ONE FARH
ron THE ROUND-TRIP. for trains
leaving Richmond on Saturdays good to
return until following Monday, to prin-
c,ral stations between Richmond and
Stounton and between Richmond and
Howardsyille.
can at Chesapeake and Ohio passenger
onne 800 east Main. for folder con-
toIning lists Of country homes for sum
mer boarders on line of Chesapeake and
Ohio railway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
ANNEXATION OF HAWAII.
Treaty Ready for summation 90 the
Seunfe.

WASHINGTON, June IA treaty for
the annexation of Hawaii and the
United States will be sent to the Senate
soon after the return of the President,
unless present plans are altered. The
treaty has been written. and all its de-
tans were fully agreed Upon before the
President and Secretary Sherman left
for the South. The treaty is on the
general lines of the treaty negotiated
during the administration of President
Harrison. and Withdrawn by President
Cleveland, but it provides for anneXa-
tion without the eXaction of the former
conditions on the part of the Hawaiians.
The United States will agree. however,
to assume the debt of the present
Hawaiian Government but will come
into possession of all the Hawaiian pos
sessions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15

when you sec It; then qearn to appreciate
a good thing WHEN YOU TRY 1T by
purchasing bottle OF Polk Miller's 3
italian Insect Powder. which Will effectu-
ally rid your house OF Flies. Reaches.
and other troublesome insects. For sale
In 10, 25. and soc. bottles by all leading
drug and grocery stores. The genuine
powder never sold In hulk.
POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY. I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15

.WAUKEE, WIS, June H.-Reports
,r",a various parts OF Wisconsin show an
sxtreme degree of heat to-day, the ave-
race being in the neighborhood OF 100
degrees At Eau Claire. the thermometer
,vas 100 in the shade. Five builders work
nc on a school building were prostrated
hv heat. Two are serious cases. There
were several severe cases OF sunstroke
al Janesville. where the thermometer
registered 95.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-15
BRYAN At NORFOLK.
His WeIcmoe Warm-0vation at the
.rnlOry-ScNyalI.

NORFOLK. VA, June 1l-(Special)-
William Jennings Bryan's welcome to
Norfolk to-day was an outburst Of old
fashioned Virginia hospitality He was
among his friends from the start and ne
said that he felt as though he had al
ways lived I'm Norfolk. No less cordial
welcome was also extended to Hon.
Arthur sewan who accompanied him.
After breakfast. the distinguished gen.
tlemen. in charge Of the Reception Com
mittce We're taken to Virginia Beach,
where they enjoyed a dip in the surf.
Meantime. into the sweltoring city
dozens OF excursion trains were pouring
crowds Of enthusiastic Democrats
anxious 90 hear and honor Mr Bryan.
Mr. Bryan returned from the beach
a. $50 o'clock. and in the psrlors OF the
Atlantic Hotel he held a reception at
which it seemed that everybody in the
City and an the visitors were present
For an hour and a half Mr. Bryan and
ha running mate in the late campaign
shook hands with their admirers, and ~
O'Clock Mr Bryan went 10 the Young
Mons Christian Association auditorium
fu hear The great Chautauqua chorus OF
1900 voices. under the direction OF Pro-
.-or Cl0ward. OF Washington. lie
made FL happy little address 20 the sing
Dr. Returning 10 the hotel hr held an
mromptu reception in the lobby. The
reol.. fought 10 get near him, and pros
porous truckers. merchants, business
mel arl farmers crowded around him.
IlD Dispatch correspondent saw him IN
hs room shortly before his departure
fp keep his engagement az Armory Han
ie spoke kindly Of the paper ana eulo-
sized lts course IN the late campaign, as
Sorting that IL did more 10 carry the
State Democratic than any other in
81 ncc
The ovation to him as he en-
tered the nall tonight was a magnificent
oue lie spoke for an hour and haf,
presenting many OF his campaign argu-
mertf but holding his audience OF 5'VO
people spellbound. except as ne made
good point. when the applause was thdn-
oerous vast crowd followed him TO
the Norfolk and Western depot. whence
he departed for Charlottesville at 10
O'Clock
PRESENTED WITH a BOUQUET AT
SUFFOLK.
SUFFOLK. VA. June li-(special)-
Hundreds n people, includisS large
number Of ladies' gathered al the Norfolk
and Western depot here at l015 to-
night TO greet Hon. William J. Bryan. as
be- passed through from Norfolk en- route
20 Charlottesville As the train came 10
stop Mr. Bryan emerged 10 the plat
form and was heartily greeted Miss
Myrtle Booker. daughter Of Hon. J. +.
Booker. presented him a bouquet which
be received with smiles and thanks.
AZ The request OF Hon. j. r. West
ehairinsn OF the Democratic County Com
miitoe. Mr.. Bryan made "A speech. lie
complmented Vireinians in general. and
The people Of Suffolk In particular, say
Ing that, while he needed sleep. for
crowd such IL greeted him IN Suffolk