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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
THE pEL,NoUENT-TAx LAW.

There is great complaint in this city
and surrounding counties against the
svndicates that are listing applications
IA purchase real estate under the delin-
ouent tax law, and IL is claimed That
their enterprise is, In many instances
working great hardship.
The operation, as we understand H. Is
as follows: Service of notice to purchase
a niece of delinquent property-the
nronerty must have been delinquent two
vears-amounts simply and practically at
no cost to the person giving notice 10 an
option on the property for four months
Ar any time during those four months
the owner of the property can redeem It,
nv having the taxes and the Clerks fees,
and in addition s., which goes TO the
prospective buyer.
During the last few days hundreds OF
pieces of property have been optioheu
thus I'm this city and Chesterfield county,
and in numerous cases the owners nave
only been deferred from paying the taxes
NV reason of sheer inability TO do so.
The object of the law was to stimulate
prompt payment of taxes, but certainly
nothing could have been further from the
intention of the General Assembly than
70 omen door for speculation at the eN'
pense of the unfortunate
However. the practical fact is that the
law is upon the statute-book' and uhVn i
shall be wiped therefrom by repeal or ue'
cision of our highest court the ohiy pro
| lection property -owners in arrears lol
1 toxes for two years have hes' 1t seems
! I'm arranging TO pay UP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
SCOTT COUNTY.
Charged With Moonshining - III
,,pces i'm BAD Condition.


GATE CITY, VA, May 25.-(SpeciaL)-
Deputy-Marshal c. w. Evans OF big
Stone Gao. brought John King (colored
here Monday, charged with violating the
,nternal-revenue laws. The prisoner was
given a hearing before United states
commissioner Frank Sergent ana lodgeu
In tail TO answer an indictment IN the
Federal Court. Since Scott county went
dry II seems that "moonshinng mas
been very fragrant. especially IN the
vicinity of Gate City.
one of the hardest rains ever wlthesseu
visited this section Sunday afternoon
West of here much of the upland was en-
tirelv ruined. the whole surface OF the
cortland being swept off. in some places
not a stalk of corn was eft standing.
Wheat harvest will be Il little late IN
this county this year. TIE crop BIDS 10
he the finest we have had for ten years
The wheat was not seriously damaged py
the rain.
THE Board OF Supervisors was IN ses'
sion here Monday. They found the couh'
Nv 10 be in bad shape with reference &c
its indebtedness for work on public ROADS
! Taylor District being s., 500 in arrears ant
Estillville District something over sl'SVo.
]. A. Livesay and j. Il. quinn ai'
| erecting a large brick business mouse IL
| town. This will make three houses, con
tanning nine large ground-hoor store
| rooms. erected in Gate City this year.
| The town is remarkably quiet since tn
| students left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
WANTS $4,000.
steyedore's Shit for DamaSes-a
nriyer Acquitted.

NORFOLK, VA, May 2o.-75peei@i''-
Counsel for Peter Hampton, OF Ne"poi'
News have filed a $1,000 damage SUIT IN
the United States Circuit Court against
CAPTAIN ]. w. Bennett, of Nortolk' Inc
nlaintiff. a stevedore. AYERS that throueh
the neglect OF the defendant ne hao ms
lfr and ankle horribly mangled ana Dro-
Ken bv being caught i'm rope While on
tho steamer Aurora, ana that ne Is 10"
permanently disabled.
The Merritt Wrecklng Companys steam,
or I ! Merritt returned from Hog lslanu
this morning, where she had been 10 tne
assistance OF the schooner Eugene Han
which went ashore there last Saturday IN
a fog. Nothing could be done by the
Merritt except strip the Hairs masts' as
she is under water and is going to pieces
she will be a total loss. She was plaster
laden from New York to Norfolk.
Joseph Mitchell. the driver VINO ran
over Miss Dora PEBBLES in the suburbs
| OF this city. was to-day acquitted OF
| criminal responsibility for her death. The
| Coroner's jury was unable to decide
whether her death was the result OF het
! injuries or pneumonia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
ALUMNAE-DAf
At Salem Female ColicGe-Class he'
unions-Othcr Features.

WINSTON, y. c.. May 25.-(Special)-
Alumnae day proved happy event in con-
nection with Salem Female College
commencement. Glass reunions were held
at o'clock. The attendance vas
unusually large. An hour later the as
sociation held a business-meeting. when
officers were elected. Mrs. d. f., star
buck. of Salem, was chosen president
Mrs, "StonewalI" Jackson and Mrs. Cople
we're two of the five vice presidents
elected. Interesting papers and reports
were read by representatives OF several
classes. A special feature of the meet
ing was the presentation OF class memo
rails of 1891 and 1893, the first being an
iron grill-work lamp, surmounted by TWO
electric-light globes. The second was
bust of John Amos Commonius, ana was
happily presented by Miss Virginia, Wad-
lev. OF Georgia president of this year
class. Principal Clewell rendered the
association a banquet this afternoon, at
which Mrs. Coble delivered an admlraDle
! address. The grand musical concert was
| given tonight, and was pronounced
| success.
Tomorrow IL cOmmencement-day pro-
ner. Judge Acknowledgement Lemly' OF
| The United States navy, who Is a salem
| nov will deliver the address, He arrived
to-day. He secured a special permit IRON
Secretary Long for few days apsence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
MEMORIAL-DAY AT CuLPEPEH'
A Procession-speech ana in'e'
esting Exercises.

C1I.PEPER, VA, May 25.-(speciall-
Confederate Memorial-Day was ee'''
brated here to-day. All the stores ah'
nrblic places closed in honor Of the oc'
casion. The profession formed at me
Enisconal churchyard and was headed
hv a p. Hin Camp Of Confederate Nele'
ms These were followed by Congress
man Rixev's carriage containing Con
e,r1.ssmen John f. Rixey, OF this dlstr'cl
9anbam OF Texas, and General james
a walker. who were the speakers OF tle
Gav They were followed by long hhe
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS carriages c"'-
raining the children who were 10 'aAs
mart i'm the exercises. Then came '"s
citizens on foot. -, 80,
The exercises were opened with PRAYER
nv Rev. Mr.. Ribble, Of the Episoopal
church. after which the children soi
natriotic songs. Hon. John F. hlNey ~
PRODUCED Congressman Lanham' WY
made n touching speech and as ne az
luded TO the departure Of our own Cui'
neper minute men for the war tears h'iec
the ewes OF his hearers.
General James A. Walker was the ngN
sneaker, and was applauded voclterousis
The children sang Dixie in closing US
exercises, and were repeatedly encore"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
DEATHS N WOODSTOCK.
Captain Hugh Logan ana IL. II
Ieetch-FuneraI Arrangements.

WOODSTOCK, VA, May @.-(Special)
Captain Hugh Logan. aged u years. and
for many years resident of this place
died this morning at o'clock. His all
ment was Brights disease, with which
he had suffered for number OF years
Captain Logan was soldier in the Mexi-
can war. At the beginning OF the war
hetween the States he was living III
MARYLAND and casting his lot with the
confederacy, he served throughout the
conflict. He was member OF stuart
STAFF. After the war he located III
Woodstock. aud engaged In mercantile
business. and continued so engaged untli
a few years ago. when he retired on ac-
count Of III health. Cassta Lodge. An
Gent. Free and Accepted Masons, OF
mis- place. of which he was member
viii attend the funeral tomorrow.
X. +. Leeteh, aged 80 years Wen
known house painter, of this place, died
al his home here at o'clock TINS morn
in, after an extended Illness. The cause
of his death was painters collie, which
WAS contracted in his trade. The FUNERAL
will take place tomorrow, and the kine
| Arthur Lodge. Knights OF Pythlas, OIL
| which he was a member, Will attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
CLARKE COUNTY.
Thc Outlook for wheat Discour'
uutuu-PersonnI Notes.

BERRYvII4LE, VA. May 25.-tSpeciaL)
Our farmers fear that the growing wheat
crop is not going to be nearly so large as
was expected few weeks ago, because
the fly has appeared In many fields 10
degree that threatens TO diminish the
Weld from 20 10 25 per cent. The pres
ence Of the fly was not noticed untii 'he
wheat began TO head and the violent
storms OF last week had caused inc IN
iurcd stalks 20 break. For severai years
the wheat crop In this locality mas es,
caped the ravages OF this little pest ana
a. was hoped that Il had left never 10
return.
Miss sallle Stuart. of Alexandria
diocesan secretary of the Womans AUX
Hilary 10 Missions. visited the cnapter d,
Christ Church. Wildwood on Monday anu
conferred with them upon the worA VI
the society.
Cards are out announcing the approach
ing marriage OF Miss Ella ). bemis'
of Monterey" Clarke county, 70 MI
James Mckinney White, OF New ioih'
The ceremony will take place on june
1st at Grace Episcopal church berry
vile. AMI will be followed by recep'iV ~
at Monterey" The prospective oriue -
n daughter Of the late George Wdsniis
ton Lewis. OF this county. on her la.nS, ;
side her great-graudmother was Ne'le
Custis. and her MISUNDERSTANDING /,
BETTY washington, "A sister OF reo, se
Washington. on her maternal slde' her
ancestry is none the less patrlciaii' hei
grandfather being the famous Baltimore
lawyer. Reverdy Johnson. WINE het
uncle was the late w. III. TraVers, OIL
New York. known far and wlde as
a LAWYER and wit. The groom -
native of Maryland, is now living III New
York. where he is prominent IN po.i
business and social circles. Inc wen
ding party will be made up or leaders ~
| society from New York and TINS county
Airs w n. Mcdonald has returned
| from a visit to relatives IN s'i
| county, w. Va.
Mrs. Henrietta Fletcher. OF Rappahah
| mock county. is visiting at the nome VI
| DR. Thomas NJ. Lewis. in this county.
| Among tho ministers who VISITED tni'
! county on their way homeward from az
| tending the Episcopal Council, at WIN
| chester. were Revs. otis Meade OF casS
| nova. Va: Edward Meade, or Pohach
| Va: Edward Kinks, Of Leesburg' anu "
| r Lee. of Gloucester county.
Miss Lucille c. Deahl has returned iron
q visit 20 her sister. Mrs. William Mac
Key. of Baltimore, Md
Misses Margaretta Milton and katha
! rine Mcdonald have returned from 'isi'
ing friends. near UpperviDe, va.
| Miss Nellie Lee, who has been Nlsi,ih
relatives in Baltimore, has returheu
her home in the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
MIDDLEsEX COURT.
Trial of Shooting Case Begun YES
terday.

sTORMONT. VA, May 25.-CSpecial)-
The regular monthly term of Middlesex
Court opened at Saluda to-day. After
some little preliminary business the case
of the Commonwealth against A. NJ. sad
Ter. charged with aiding his son. X. NJ
Sadler. and others in shooting at j. X.
Parks last January, was called, ana py
noon a jury was empanelled. All the VII,
nesses on both sides were examined, ana
at o'clock court adjourned until to-
morrow at $50 a. NJ, when argument VIII
he heard. Counsel for defence did not
nut in "A plea of insanity as expected, buI
evidently expects to show to the court
and Jury that Old Man Sadler Is an lmbe'
cile. The younger Sadler and Ashburn
charged with being accomplices, VIII also
be tried at this term. 1t will be recol-
lected that 4. NJ. Sadler, who ala the
shooting. was sent to the penitentiary fol
two years at the February term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
TEAMED DIPLOMATIsTS.

Tho Vow York Herald is moved To point
= moral by the remark that Dewey WON
~ brilliant victory at Manila because
he was a trained officer" the mordi IL
no,uts is that we should nave III '"i'
conntry trained dlplomatists, anu 'n"'
d;n,omacy is Il more difficult profession
Than war. Annapolis, says the Herald
will turn out good sailor in four years
and West Point can produce a good SOL
der in an equally short time. Each VIII
need A little practical experience, put
each will. upon graduation, have the
e,bstance of the knowledge necessary
for war. :,
Bnt. contends our contemporary, d.
nlomatist VIII take longer to teach, anu
that is more reason for beginning MS IN
structiop In good time. as he will have
TO learn HIS trade after he has begun "
practice it. Hence, adds the Herald III
conclusion, the more the reason why JIG
sbonld have a good foundation TO build
uoon and the more the reason, also, we
should have, not only diplomatic schooi'
bnt diplomat tic service, neither OF which
we have now.
Certainly, If this war is to result, as Is
TO be feared, in the triumph OF the eN
mansion idea, the remuneration of our his
toric policy in respect of our relations
with foreign countries, and the sweeping
of this government into the tumultuou'
circle of European diplomacy, we shai
sadly need trained diplomatists. The dis
| cussion Of the question OF school o
Diplomacy and diplomatic service Is
therefore, far from being purely aca
| demic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
EmpOria Mention.

EMPORIA, VA. May 25.-(SpecIaI.J-
Emnoria citizens are showing their pa
trlotism by raising handsome United
states flag in rear OF the courthouse
This is done TO greet and cheer the Vir-
ginia boys as they pass South.
| hear it rumored to-day that ex-Judge
Barham, Of the County Court. is raising
a company 10 join the volunteer service
The Clerk of the court is busy preparing
statements OF delinquent land taxes This
taking up OF delinquent land taxes will
operate very harshly on large class OF
people.
Miss Susie Barksley, OF Lawrenceyille'
Is visiting Mrs. L. c. Turway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
Gone to the Front

Maior-General Fitzhush Lee IN obedi'
ence to an order from the War Depart
ment left Richmond, Va, yesterday 10
ioin the Seventh Corps, which he Is 20
command now camped at Lakeland near
Tampa, Fla. 1t is understood General
Lees corps is 10 compose portion VI the
0rst army 10 invade Cuba. General Lee
is recognized as d brave, dashing, and
comnetent officer. whilst his knowledge
of the country and the enemy TO be en-
countered will doubtless Irove OF great
value TO the invading army He goes 20
the front with the confidence and good
wishes of his countrymen OF all sections.
II is safe to predict that he will so depor'
himself as to preserve untarnished the
INDUSTRIOUS name ne bears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26

Two of the rarest postage stamps IN 'ne
world were part of booty valued at S''VVO
s,o,en from Gustave Browns little curl
o.i,y shop. In Brooklyn, on Monday night
The thieves showed consioerapie A',o"
ledge of comparative values IN maA'"s
their selections o.,
One Of the stamps was i2-cent bri-
,,sh Guiana. blue. dated 1850, valued AZ
80 500 and the other was 2-cent ma,
ua,lan Islands stamp. blue. Of lSoi' Va'ueu
al 81 600. other things stolen were a DoA
% goo antique rings of Roman ltaia"'
"a German manufacture, some OF them
with rare cuttings. In their has'e "a, -,
thieves left big album contaih'ns ,''O'
hostage stamps. mounted on their oris'na
envelopes. and valued at 5000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
MARRIAGE At MEHERRIN.
ro,vII<cs - smith - The Brfdes""'"'
md Their Gowns.

,,ruERRIN. VA. May 25.-(Speciai)-
very ouiet but impressive marriage
was celebrated at the home OF ,he DIV
mother last evening at haii-pasl
O'clock the contracting parties being MISS
ruIian Louise Smith and Mr.. James l.
Fcvlkes. Rev. A. l.. Franklin, lhe pri"e
nestor oficIated. The parlor WAS pe"u
tifuIlv decorated with flowers ana ever
green's The attendants were MISS 49,
FredeIl. Danyille, Va, and j. II. Ff'ce'
Miss Leila V. Price and r.. w. DlCketSo'i'
Thomas Carey and Miss Blanche Har"y
Miss Laura Fowkes and LII oliiaL ~
Miss Mary Hardy and j. ~. Davia,
Greensboro, n. c.; Miss Annie sue rr'oo
and Stewart A. Davis, Miss Same nai
vey. Weldon, n. c., and X. u. DAVIS
Miss Sarah Hardy and j. Wailer Dave
A reception was rendered the pli' =,
Marty by the brides mother. Mrs. u IL
Sr,tth Mrs smith was assisted In re-
Living nv Mrs. ". l.. Harvey, OF wei
dor n G.. Mrs. $. b Harvey, and Mrs
| Il. C. Jones. 81,
The bridesmaids were prettily and tash-
| ionably attired: Miss Friedel, In wh''e
orgaudie over white satin, diamonds ah"
nearls: Miss Leila Price, in white organ
| die over blue satin, diamonds ana OPAL
| Miss Blanch Hardy in lavender orSah-
| die over silk, diamonds; MISS fo"ihes'
in organde over silk; Miss Sallie harvey
| in brocaded silk and diamonds; MISS an
ME Sue Price, in silk gauze over plue
| satin: Miss Sarah Hardy, in white Or
candle, pearls. Others present were MT VT
John r. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. George J"
| Redd Mr.. andgAIrs. T. II. Pettus; George
w. Hill. of Richmond; A. L. Bagby, MRS
I & / Baker, Thomas j. Baker, VI. >
Price, DIR. and Mrs. c. Z. Capps, MI aho
Mrs. S. ID. Pulley.
As an evidence of the love and esteem
I'm which the bride was held by her many
| friends, there were a score of fine pres
ents accompanying the thousand soo'
| wishes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
sy TEE pIspArcH CoMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH = delivered TO
,,s.cr,hers al FIFTY CENTS per
month. payable TO the carrier weekly or
monthly. Mailed at 50 per annum; y
for SIX months: $50 for three months
n cents for one month. Price per COPY
cents. :, -.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
aunum. -.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at Sl'S' per
.noum. or Is cents for six months.
subscriptions in all cases payable N
oavsnce and no paper continued after
the expiration Of the time paid for SEND
postAof,,ce money order. check, or regis,
tered letter. Currency sent by mali WIZ
De at the risk of the sender Subscribers ll'.I.
wishing their pOst-offiee changed mus'
Give their old as we'll as their new posi-
Office. sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
THE MAGIC CITY.
A. Pastor Cnlied-MissionarS 'oniof'
.nce-Came Back for "a Bride.

ROANOKE, VA. May 25.-(speciaLt-
At a largely-attended meeting OF cav
valry Baptist church tonight, can was
unanimously extended TO DR.. !. l. maze,
OF Birmingham. Ala. DR.. Hale Is one "
the ablest preachers in the South ana ne
members OF the church are hlghly en
thusiastic over the prospect OF Dr. Haze ;
acceptance. ~.-....,.o NJ
The Roanoke District Conference o.
the Woman's Foreign missionary
ciety. OF the Methodist Episcopal CnurSn;
south. met tonight in Green Memofial
church. The session Will eontlnlS
morrow. Delegates are IN attenoa"''
from all the charges I'm the district -
John A. Pneffer. of Dunkirk' ~ IA
who formerly resided In koanoAt' W.
here to-day, Miss Zadie h, "Sa''' .
teacher in the High School. -,
7 A. Jones, white man, WAS ,INI -
to Fincastle to-day by an ofheer. az
wanted there on the charge OF eh's s u,
the residence OF Charles McCray and a.
sauItlng him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26

REPRESENTATIVE Brewer, of Alabama III
+rodnced a resolution in the House yes
terday authorizing the entomoment Oh 'ne
romains of the late General Ropert E'
Ice and his wife, Mrs. Mary Cusus lee,
~ the Arlington National Cemetery Vhe
ola lee homestead, and the erection Oh d
,nonnment to them whenever those hav ,i
Minority 10 do so ask for it.-Press dis-
patch. .ho
we venture to say that it Is not the
,,,sb Of the Lee family that the podies
-, General Lee and his wife shouio DC
removed from Lexington. They are ourieu
within memorial building, and the Gen
ora,s tomb is worthy of the great SUI
,ert Moreover, If We mistake not pio-
,,ision has been made for the burial there'
also when the time comes. OF the ch''-
dren Of General and Mrs. Lee now sur
,,,v,ng Besides, the Arlington farm 10
now a great national cemetery ana 'hefe
would be little appropriateness in buryins
the Lees there now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26

syndicstcs Are Indefstigabie--ss-
tate OF ,. Jacobus--Conrf News.

The real estate spectators are stsII
hard at work coming the delinquent tax
lists into the Hastings Court. frye hun
dred and eighty-oDe applications have
been filed up TO the present time, and
these have all come from tho Valentine
syndicate. The Roanoke and Norfolk
syndicates nave prepared great num-
Der OF papers but will file them all at
once. possibly to-day. large number
OF citizens paid their taxes yesterday.
but the percentage of delinquents who
have done this IL still small.
There has been some talk OF making
"a test Gaze, but the futility of such a
proceeding ia view OF the late ruling OF
the Supreme Court hardly needs 10 be
insisted upon. Any litigation that may
arise is more likely TO come from the re-
fusal OF Clerk Christian 20 issue title
10 any property that may be claimed bY
the syndicates. IL will probably be a
month or more before any OF the papers
are served on the landowners. The de-
las VIII be caused by the immense amount
OF work cntailed by the applica-
lions. A special book has been or
dered Tor their entry, and several copies
will have to be ma0s of each paper. Mr.
Christian has engaged . number OF
be done TO expedite matters. The serv-
ing OF the notices viii occupy 3 good
deal 81 time, and af,st .he service q
uer.od Of four months must elapse before
the delinquent property can be- filed.
Other News of the Courts.
In the Chancery Court yesterday. Mrs.
Alice Jacobus, wife Of Joseph Jacobas
deceased. qualified as Administrative ~
her husbands estate. Mr.. Jacobus died
intestate, and the property Will. there
fore, be divided according 10 law. The
value of the estate is sl2OO.
In the Circuit Court in the suit OF John
| T.. Hughes, Sheriff, for, etc.. against
NJ. Y. Meredith and u. X. Pollard, the
| ,,ry having partly heard the evidence
WAS adjourned to Saturday morning.
Tho attachment of Fleishmann, Morris
| & Co, against Coffey, Stafford & Co.
! was dismissed.
| In the Law and Equity Court. IN the
/ case Of Reuben Burton against James l..
| Taliaferro, contested, judgment was rem
| dered for the plaintiff for 800
| Motion was filed for Judgment In the
! case OF DR.. w. W. Parker against Susan
| II. Waddelps administrators. for sls5.
Several DEGREES were entered on the
| chancery side OF the court.
The suit Of Frank Staude against tbs
| Home Brewing Company, is set for 90
! day. The plaintiff claims 5000 damages
having been run over by buggy be
longing 20 the company. Messrs. Altar
q Allan will appear for the plaintiff, ans
Messrs. Smith Moncure Gordon ans
NJ. c. V. Meredith, for the defendant
| company.
Tbe following City Council committee
are scheduled to meet to-day:
Water. 7:30 o'clock, Room IL.
Health. 7:s0 o'clock. Room II.
Second Market, 6 o'clock, Room II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
APPOINTMENTS IN THE ARMY.
The south Not Being Fairly Tre"''
ed-Mr. Hay Inyestignting'

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May D.-'ope-
cial )-Representative Hay, OF virginia,
as member Of the House Mih'aIy
Affairs Committee, has written 10 inc
Acknowledgement. asking for a list Of all
the army appointments by States, made
nv the President since war was declared
If the information is not promptly forth
coming, Mr.. Hay will introduce a. reso-
luton in the House calling for the ilst'
Those who have observed the appoint
ments as they have been made from day
to day, have been impressed with the
fact that the Southern states are not
being treated fairly. Comparatively lew
southerners have been appointed ms
is beginning to raise protest IN SOUTH
ern Democratic circles.