The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-26
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4 Good Deal of Business Disposed OF al
a.. " .cuI 4 Meetirg-ihe sons.

\ Good Deal OF Business bisP"''" W q"
treR.cuI = MeetirG-ihe sons.
Notwithstanding - severity OF the
cold last night. ami the prevailing OF
coughs. colds. ana grip, the attendance
at the campfire OF fickeu camp was
unite creultaDle. and the meeting most
interesting one.
Colone. william T. Woody, commander
,,ho WAS absent last meeting, BENG III
with grip. had SO far recovered as 10 De
nut ana called inc camp ~ orocr prompt
~ at o'clock
PAST Commander r. y. Northen, acting
as chaplain. conducted the religious eA-
erCises -,,.
m Report Of the Committee on SICK
Comradcs and Those I'm Distress contained
the following Information.
CAPTAIN Charles h. Eppes, NO - west
Marshall. rheumatism and fracture Oh
thigh bone. improving slowly. but ateadii|.
Comrade Henry Boone, NO. 'l- cas-.
Clay. locomotor ataAia' qulle Ill., "D'
little if any improvement.
Comrade Joseph r.. Hay. No. -.4 east
Clay. grip, very much pc''''' "'f'-
be out in a few days.
comrade 4. y. Gill third lieutenant
commander. No. 400 north Twenty seventh
street, grip. o... Will.
Comrade Joseph Carter. NO 1926 Nenaoie
80, rheumatism. somewhat better, but
still quite 81. OIL.
Comrade Robert H. Fisher, No 800
,rvvelfth street. bronchitis, quite ill.,
co,orade Peter Wills. 32J Louisiana
streef softening of brain. about same.
Comrade Smithers. corner twenty
fourth and NJ streets. softcning oil braiH'
about the same. ,....- o,,5
Comrade Waller, grip, much pe'''i' anu
out. .t.. holiness
was disposed OF. -
pct commander Northen. from a com
mittee appolnted TO look after the ned"-
stones of members Of the camp buried at
HOLLYWOOD. made a most interesting re-
mort past Commander Northen was con-
sti,uted a committee TO confer with Ger
tain parties relating to the erection Oh
headstones at Hollywood.
Tho camp historian. Captain VI. W.
Lakewood read an Interesting accou',
of the battle of The Crater by oolonei
Rogers distinguished officer OF ''"'i al
Mahone's old brigade.
THE SONS or VETERANS.
,rto sens Of Confederate Veterans had
a lorre attendance al their usual weekly
r,eotipc last evening Communications
vere received from the Hollywood Me
mortal Association. George j.. Pickett
Csmp NJ Veterans. Ladies' AuXiliaries Tor
lee and Pickett Camps. respectively re-
t,,rninq thanks to the camp for IT'S cor
dial invitation 10 attend last MONDAY
evenings meeting.
motion. which created much discus
sion and interest was that providing ior
q committee. which should be chaIS'h
with securing and filing among me ar
chf,-es Of the camp such personal renl-
niscenccs as they can % veterans VINO
were associated with the leaders OF the
e'oufedcrdcy.
Tho Entertainment Committee renortca
n successful entertainment for last week
and that another was in preparation for
an carly Monday evening in February.
The committee was continued
Comrade u. Smith BEDFORD, Of Lee
C,a,on Confederate Veterans, was on
hand and made an interesting tax on
the scheme he is heading for the purchaes
and proner preservation OF cemetery
for the burial Of the INDECENT women Oh
the Confederacy. on suggestion or COM
rade Bedford a committee OF -FOUR was
amounted by the Chair 10 confer Thurs
dav with similar committees from the
various ORGANIZATIONS with reference TO
the subject The committee WAS as fol-
lows. Comrades Rrander. spence. Nc
Auister. Cox. and Folkes.
Colonel r. I. Maury gave the camp
some interesting "reminiscences the Rev.
DR.. Smith. who was TO be the sneaker
OF Che evening. being unavoidably alb
sent
colonel Norib---''-l some pleasing re-
collections 81 bis war career
Mr. " W nriscoe. 90 Narr'nion. y.
G. was elected member OF The camp.