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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22
Mr.. ROCKS BODY FOUND.
GhastIy Find by Two White Fishermen
SUNDAY.

The eight weeks absence OF Mr.. Rich
ard Rock from his home Ia Fulton has
explained Sunday afternoon by ths md
ing Of his holy IN The DOCK
Nessr B-rye" Monroe ana earle
Crow two viii hshe men were in IN
nj hbo hOoI of Lock and TS nty--ec-
Uni street sunday afternoon about 2
oc Ok. wnen tfei- att lon was call d
10 a pee lar looking object in he W ter.
on a os ook they found Il to b. IN
ody Il a uan. noati-g ace cownward.
VIII the ail Of a uple q bows al !
some stout POLES, h fishermen crew IN
boy on ore. Tn sight hat met thsi
laze y as hastily one. The ans fac
was bioated almou b.vond recosnlt on.
ma the IN flesh how'd he work Of IN
nn1v zen zens Of the dock.
From PAPERS founl In ia pocket Il W. 5
zane that the boly was thai q Rich
ard FOX.
RE was IN, son OF Mrs. Never Angle.
The second ife Of the wel-known county
peciai Off err and was v ears on are
lie was arriel. nd leaves two cnii
dre1 bts des is wife
For some tine Mr. Rock had been llv-
lre at the residence OF his step. .ather
Orl ans rect IN Flu n.
The III nj esore he q app~ar'1 he 80
Teen rad 500 f)r some work Re Ia
cone In McLaughlin's boiler shop in Flu =
tn. Those Who saw lin last state hat
ne had heeo drinking a q tie AZ
was rot intoxicated on the evening OF his
disa pea ance. lie had been sen IN {
even ng eating a lurch al D)na "a res
taurant corner Of rsnklin and gh-
teen h streets.
The appesrarcs OF the body did not
ind cate foul paw. and the CorUne. S YER
DICT vas "acciden'l dr wing
INN cdiately after tho HIDING OF m
hoav II was removed to pil'urs' under
,akin esia ishm,n. on Main @. neA
ri. enth.
The funeral took place yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock from the undertaking
parlors. and services were held by the
side Of the grave In lakewood.
The services we're conducted by REV
s. c. Hatcher. of Denny-Street Mob
dist church. and were attended by iargH
crowd.
The following gentlemen acted rs pail
hearers: ]. Scars W. Boltz. G.. McCate.
n. Seals. W. Hood. J. Eitel. j. Whitlow.
w. Dillard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22
rnnernl Of Mr. McCIIntoclk.

The funeral OF Mr. X. w McClintock
whose 6cath occurred Wednesday night
last. took place al $3.50 o'clock SUNDAY
afternoon from St. Andrew church. ana
fbe remains were inferred In River
view cemetery. The pail-bearers were
Active-Messrs. Z. Z. Kuhn. ID. +.
Mann. j. ". Field. r. NJ. Taylor. James
W Gentry r. L. Adams J. a. PIott' and
Honorary-J b. Allen. G. J. Tinsley. r
A. Jones. A. X Vest, 4. Day, ]. Z. Nor
rss. James Crane. r. J. O5erry w. J
atkinson. w. p. Knowles, +. Mcdowell
A. Habesstock. E. \. Clay l.. =. KEN
merer. A. l.. Barfoot. 5. +. Aiken. &.
Lyle. T. J. Dance n. " Rowsey. H. a.
Miller }. T. Batkins and L. Shepperson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22
TAKE Ir IN TIME.

Decay IS natural. but 1t Is often hasten
ed by over,aXing the powers. By excuses.
and by various violations OF Natures
Laws The blood and nerves tecome af-
fected and booy and mind suffer extreme
affiiction. II has teen. and Is. by curing
such cases as these that Or. Greene. IS
West lth St. New York city. the emf
nent specialist has won his fame. which Is
world wide. DR.. Greene's treatment and
remedies never fail. You can consult DR.
Greene personally or by letter. free. II
you need physician. see DR.. Greene or
write him to-day. II will cost you no.
thing. He has developed the most perfect
and wonderfully successful treatment
through correspondence. He can cure
you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22
c,nrcm. Iourt or Appeals.

stoneburner and Richards VS. Motley:
Areued nv n. r. Pollard for appellants
and Richard II. Bagby ana H. l. Lewis
Tor appellees and submitted.
O,fetrenolitant Life Insurance Company
&c Rutherford. Argued by Il. Rand. WeH-
tord for piaintiH In error and continued
until to-day.
the next cases 10 be called are Virginia
Fire and Marine Insurance company vs..
Goode q Co. No 81 and Pace vs.. PAGES
administrator No Sl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22
NIr. Kniehl's successor.

Mr.. Wray r Kngh' f. si'l ho'din-
fri % deoutv for Collector Br ~ tu
hs oniruati 90 pcs.maste" vii prob
abb, he made ny the S,nate In a day or
twn.
capt Aso Rogers. Of Petersburg. %h'
~ n succeed Mr.. knight as deputy col
lection. viii probably come TO hicnmone
to-day and get inio the office routine.
Cap ain Rogers appointment 10 the
richmond office win cause a vacancy ir
The Petersburg office. which will be filled
by a re eIsburg man.
Co'onel Brady was not In his office yes
-teTday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22

The Association FOR the Preservation OF
virginia Antiquities takes pleasure In
announcing thai Mr. Richard Heath Dab
new. professor Of history and political
economy at The University OF Virginia
viii deliver the third and last lecture
the middle or latter part OF April
His subject deeply interesting will be
Population"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22
Good Night"

The deieea,ion from Acca Temple that
accompanies the body OF Mr. r. c. Ed-
night.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev DR.. Bagby. OF the Episcopal Church,
and the in,erment was made In Mount
Peace cemetery.
AT the conclusion OF the services Capt:
Frank Cunningham sang Good Night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22
Stafc Rnard of Pharmacy.

The state Board OF Pharmacy met In
Colonel John Pell FirGer's office at the
Capt yesterday. and completed ar
engagements for the examination OF a
class Of candidates to-day.
Hon. c. H. Jennings. member OF the
House from WASHINGTON county, II one OF
those TO be examined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22
Chataigne's Directory,

Chataigne's supplementary edition Of
the Richmond city directory for 1897 has
Just been issued. The book is neatly
bound and contains a number OF changes
and corrections. The book is on sale al
the ONCE OF publication, No. north
Seventh street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22

Mr.. Keith Taylor reached home from
he West Yesterday. his condition Is
thought 10 b6-somewhat improved
Mr.. George Keith Taylor. who has
been indsposed. was at his Office yes
ferdaN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22
A Fearful Fall.

NORFOLK. VA. March n--spscial-
George Nunnally. . carpenter In the EN-
ploy OF the Norfolk and Western railroad:
tsl from Lamhes's Point per .,
o'clock this afternoon 10 the DECK OF
vessel and was almost Instantly killed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22

the beginning Of the last session OF
the General Assembly 4 joint resolution
was passed providing that bills containing
applications for the granting OF charters
should only be acted upon by the respec-
tive committees after the fees prescribed
by law had been paid into the safe
treasury.
Under the provisions OF this joint rcso-
luton the following fees were collected
by Colonel JOssph Button, the clerk OF
the Senate. snd turned into ting State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22
soldiers Going.

Newport News. 10 witness the isaueaira
Nswoort News 10 witness the laupehf91
IN speciai car Thursday morning ~ "a
o'clock and wiz return thar evening -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22

Piedmont Railway Company 80: W I
Princes Ains. Cape Henry ana
Lynnhaven Bay Railway Com :. "A
pany ........ ........ ss+ss..s+s.s'' ~
Petersburg. Richmond and North -
ern Railway Company .........' wv !"
Potomac and Mineral Belt Rail- a,
road Company ANNA. .-...s..'s !" -
Potomac River Power Company Nv W
Potomac River Railroad Com 49,, a
pany ...... ...... ...s.. .s.'''.',' -V' "
Psart Neilds and Mccormick
Company ...... 900. ss..-. sss' ~ Y"
Peoples Light Fuel and Power
peninlml" Railway Company. C5 60
Phoebus ana Fox IIlli Railroad
Company ........ ....s... ...'s'.' ~ "
Roanoke Mineral Railroad Com
pany ........ ......-. .+....s..'.s. y" W
Richmond and Petersburg Elec-
trio or Steam Railroad COM
pany ........ ........ .......' 900. % "
Real Estate. Loan and savings
Bank OF Martinsvlle .........,.. 10 W
Radford Southern Railroad and
Mining Company ................ ~ W
Richmond and Tidewator RAN go,
road Company ........ .....'..' % ~
Richmond Traction Company. lou W
Richmond and Tidewater Raul ,.oo
road ........ ........ ........ '''. 20 w
Richmond and Bay Railroad
Company mann. .....'.' $500 A'' W
The Southern. Town and County
development Company ........ ~ W
Southern Mutual Life Insurance
COmnany ........ ....t.st .t't.''' Az Wv
Southern southern. h'a"'" ''...... 1900
staunton and Augusta Railrcau 80.
Company ...... ...-.. ...... 100 - W
Southeastern and Atlantic hali-
road Company .......... '...-.'' 'O w
southside Railway and Develop
mant Company 5000. -....' ..''' ~ "
Farmers Creek Drawbridse COM
pany ........ .+...... ....+... .'.'' 40 "
TRUTH Lumtcr Company....,..,.. ~ W
Trustees Of tie Joseph II. Sands
Division. No. fOl Grand in,erna-
tionaI Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers ...... ..........ss 10 \"
The Campbell County Mutual fire ~ -
Insurance Company .......-...... y W
virginia Ssaboard and western
Railroad Comp ny ...........'...' q" "
virginia and West Virginia kal-
road Company ........ .....'.-.' ~ W
virginia Railway and Electllc o.
C0mpany .......- .....s.s $500 4A' w
Virginia and West Virginia RAN
road Company ....... ...... &c.. 1" w
Virginia Railroad and MINING - ~
COMPANY ........ ......s. ''f''''.
vlreinia Electrical Railway ana 30
Deyelopment Company .......... q" w
virginia. Alaska Cold Mining a "a
Company ........ $500. ''.....'
Virginia C'h'ra' ''''''" ... 2cO 60
...... $5l75 20
] Total ........ s...ssts ssss'sfF $500,
The aggregate amount recei .1 c os ,'aI
clerks of the two Houses OF IN Nesels az
tesnrohiv and turned iato The state
Trsesury during the last session was
| s. 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22

electlne officers Of the church. This meet
ing resulted In the election OF three eld-
era and ,wo deacons. IL was then de-
cidod hy the congregation 10 hold the
ordination ceremonies next Sabbath morn
ing which will be witnessed BY a number
NJ visltIng Iresbyterlsns. The pastor
also preached an able sermon at night 10
a most appreciative congregation.
Confirmed by Bishop white.
The IL o'clock service at 81. James
chuch SUNDAY morning Vas particular
10 interesting. RI Rev. Francis White.
bishop OF the Diocese. administering con-
hrmauon to a ciass or tWenty-ohe per-
sons owing to total blindness. as NJ fe-
sun o. ca.aract ne has, Tor months past.
been totally unable 10 either preach or
confirm. and the announcement IN me
p.pers that on this occasion he would DO
bolh was responded 20 oy cOngresa IL n
which taxed the seating capacity OK the
uuldng 10 its utmost capacity.
However, acting upon the advice OF MS
physicians Drs. Dunn and upshur. ne
abandoned the idea or pre- aching ths con-
Clarke rector " 81. James. doing so.
In the outset. Mr.. c arke referred with
feeling TO the pleasure win winch al
present saw the beloved head OF the Do
cese ia The chance again. and 10 the
disappointment all would feel owing 70 the
bishops inability 10 preach. Thea. taking
al his text Deut. 1928. he delivered an
eloquent and striking sermon.
The musical programme Included Sc
lection from the "CruchXion' during
tho Offcrtory. and was especially fine.
Miss StOckdelle the efficient director OF
the choir. having made signally success
ful effort for the occasion. The conhrma-
ton service was most impressive. and as
the venerable Bishop administered the
significant laying on OF hands there
were few If any In the house OF worship
who were not moved with the solemn
beauty Of the rite.
Bishop Pcnick's Mission.
Bishop c. c. Penlck began a mission for
men at ST. Marks Ep's opal church sun
day night and viii continue the services
every night this week The service has
been made very simple and familiar
hymns selected so that every one may
take part
The service Sunday night was well at
tended and Bishop Penick preached WIN
great power. selecting as his text Mat
iheW 4tb chepter and seventeenth verse
. Repent. for the Kingdom OF heaven IS
at hand." The singing was very impress
sivcly rendered by vested choir OF SIX
teen voices.
Rev. Benjamin II. Kelley.
Very Rev. Benz. J. Kelley. V. O.. Of
savannah. Ca, who preached at the Ca
thedral Sunday n4sht Is a bro.hcr of Hon.
A. NJ Kelley formerly Mayor o. this
city. on next Friday nisht he will deliver
an address al Lee Camp. receiving the
portrait Of Father Ryan. the poet-priest
of the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22
A NEW CRIMINAL LAW.

To Protect Companies Furnishing
Electric Light and Power or Gas
Among the criminal laws passed by the
last Legislature, which were made neees-
sary by the new and changed conditions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22

The aggregate amount received e a.. ,ni
clerks of the two Houses OF tne OeseIal
Assembly and turned ia'o me STATE
treasury during the last session was
& $50. 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-22
Bishop Pcnick's Mission.
Rev. BENJAMIN X. Kelley.

Very Rev Benz. J. Kelley. V. O.. Of
savannah. Ga. Who preached at the Ca
thedral Sunday n4sht Is bro .hcr of Hon.
a. NJ Kelley. formerly Mayor o. this
city on next Friday nisht he will deliver
an address az Lee Camp, receiving the
portI ait OF Father Ryan. the poet-priest
of the South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND 10 OATS FORECAST
Washington April 27Th- pressure fallen through
ont N. central valleys and the Northeast and has risen
In the central and northern Rocky Mountain districts
The coas, storm has moved very slowly northeastwAd
northeast gale has blown from Cape Cod 20 Hatteras
and SIN continues Rain has fallen upon the immediate.
middle and south Atlantic coast, and II remains CLOUDY
on ~. coss, from Boston N Charleston. Inland the
weather nearly clear and southern districts
There Is an coutiness in the Mississippi
and Missouri valleys The temperature has fallen de
cldsdly IN the Northwest and upon the South Atlantic
coast II IL warmer tn. central valleys. Threatening
weather and possibly the .arv morning rho
Southern England and middle Atlantic coast will be
followed by fair and warmer weather in thu Atlantic
coast districts Fair weather will continue in the Gulf
States There will increased cloudiness the lake
regions and the Ohio Valley Showers probable in
the central Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. and
nossbv In the upper region Generally fair weather
Will prevail in the Northwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
DIED..

Ml,9p B9.s eoS AurIs: ls . S:s
Funeral Friday afternoon
a1r ~ s n. hv 'psS:.iy
Notice % o, Y funeral n,r '' sSre after
Hai beloved wife o. Thomas NJ Hall and laughter q
Funeral the residence Of Mr. Bates No 100
East 80 S.. Friday the 10th inst. hour Announced In
HARTmA' , Fsis,, POM, ia on on Friday April n
Keep.i- At 3 p m. April 2s
KEIrHmoa we,1ssdsy Ao q " n, E Fsa."s:
Mass. Priscilla. D. keith. widow OF Quincy a Keith
s. Aaee 70 v f's' Z 6 3 Kellogg .Id..;
Ftners services at the Emanuel church Friday. Arm
Relatives and friends the reverend Clergy. are 10
ved to attend without further notice
KoHNsTAMM-on wednesday April p. Heiman Kohn-
stamm. IN the 73d year II his age
Notice OF funeral in TO morrows papers
PLACE-on Monday April r. s S.'. .sor r illAs.A
daughter Of Catherine z ana Daniel n. cOnOv.r and
Funeral SERVICES thursday. April IS. m. No.
RICHARDS Suddenly on Wednesday morning. April n.
at her r.s'aenen in NorTisi9"n j. MAI r, ~.
ista Re- zs 1fs lewis
FRIDAY. April %. at II a.
End ave New-york cry Eliza Barnes eld.s, daughter
OF late Erasus Barnes and widow OF Joseph Rndd
| Funeral private.
sHAw-At Morristown. y. J.. Henry Shaw in TIE roth
year Of his .
Funeral services st Peters Church. horrfsown o
Thursday afternoon. at = o'clock.
n is requested that no flowers be sent
| SMTTH-Or Monday, April % in the 10Th year OF her
! age Marsare- Eyck widow Of Gamaliei O. Smith.
| and daughter OF the late Andrew Foster
Funeral services will be held at the Collegiate REFORMED
| Church. 5th-ave. and +sth-st. Thursday morning.
April IS al 10 o'clock
| wEssEI.S-on April 20 Gerhard wesses in the d0th
| year OF his -.
30 shave. Brooklyn. AZ p N. Thursday
A-The he n sico Cemetery.-Private station, Has:
lem Railroad AZ minutes ride from the Grand Central
| Depot. once. is East <ot-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS A PRIEST.
SILVER LovING-cUP PRESENTED 70 FATHER
RICHIE IN TOKEN or HIS SILVER JUBILEE.

A SILVER LovING-cuP PRESENTED TO FATHW
RICHIE IN TOKEN or HIS SILVER JUBILEE.
Haydn's Imperial Mass sung yesterday
morning at the Church Of 81. Ignatius. In West
Fortieth-st. In celebration OF the twenty-hfth an
niversary OF the ordination Of Father Arthur
Richie rector OF the church. Father Richie cele.
hrated the mass. assisted by the Rev. Father r. \.
r. Brown. OF 81. Johns Chapel, ard the Rev
Father T. Mckee Brown. OF the Church OF ST. May
the Virgin. and the Rev Father o. T. Prescott. for
merly OF the Cowley Fathers. There were nfty
priests In vesments In the body OF the church. In.
GLIDING number from Philadelphia. Baltimore ana
other cities.
An augmented boy choir. In charge OF Charles
rsier. and n quartet furnished the music for the
mass with AN orchestra OF fifteen pieces.
After the celebration OF the mass Father Richie
and the ciergymen who had attended the mass
went TO Gazzo's. In the Metropolitan Opera House.
for luncheon. a..
4 reception Was held last evening In the guild
room OF the church After musical programme
and several informal addresses. John Emerson one
of the wardens OF the parish. presented a silver
lovng-cup to Father Richie. The cup Is eighteen
the Rev Arthur Richie on the Twenty-hfth Ami
versary of His Ordination TO the Priesthood as "a
Testimonial OF the Affection and Esteem or HIS
Many Friends. and the Fond Love OF His Parisn'on-
ers." 49,
Father Richie responded briefly. expressing HE
gratitude and speaking OF his work In the parish IN
the last fourteen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
THE DAY IN GAIENA.
JUDGE sPEER's TRIBUTE FROM SOUTHERN
POINT OF VIEW

JUDGE SPEERS TRIBUTE FROM SOUTHERN
POINT OF VIEW
Galena- IL. April 2.--GalenA once the home OF
General Grant. to-day celebrated the anniversary
OF tho great leaders, BIRTH. Mrs Nellie Grant Sar-
tors. accompanied by her daughter Vivian. repre-
scented tho Grant family. Judge Emory Speer, a
Confederate veteran Of Macon. Ga. was the orator
Of tho day.
Upon the arrival ~ special train from chicago
the public demonstration began. a street pafade
was formed at the depot. composed OF cavalrymeh'
veterans civic societies and thousands OF visitors.
which marched 70 Turner Hall. where Judge speer
delivered his Grafton. He said IN part ,,
we are brethren now. shoulder 70 shouId'r
under the ensign Of common country. ana !
thank God that with the clear vision or the dying
the noble patriot whom commemorate to-pdN
lived 10 fprcsee this. In simple pnras" ne "rot".
4 feel that We are IN" eve or a n"" era. "hei
there is 10 be great harmony between m" tHiefal
and Confederate cannot stay to he living '" mss
IN Tho correctness OF this prophecy. bur ieel J.
feeling c.nros-ed for mo at the time when II was
eunrosed that each day would prove my aSt
eeerned N mo The beginning % the answer 20 l'e'
have peace. -, ,. 49,. ,,oa,
t.NTifh such emotions in his heart THIS grea :
American died ard my counirym"n ms p'ophc-l
words were true Now. in our country n""d' We
nre a reunited people . 4,
Tn. celcbration was held under the auspices OF
tho Grant birthday Association President Nch n
low addressed tho first meeting. which was h"'h III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
POTLTNEY BTGELOW WILL FIGHT.
COMING HOME TO JOIN THE CAvALRY-No
WAR ENTHUSIASM IN SPAIN. HE SAYS.


Southampton. April 21-Among the passen-
gers who will sail for New-York on board the
North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse from this port to-day Is Poutney
Bigelow who goes 10 enlist in the cavalry.
Mr. Blgeow said that the so-called patriotic
demonstrations reported daily from Spain repre-
scented public opinion worth mentioning
They were limited to few large cties-Madrid
Barcelona and Cadiz-and were little more than
a popular explosion OF the minority, the Govern
ment officials and others being afraid OF having
their loyalty questioned. Continuing. Mr. Bige-
low said:
While crossing the Peninsula was In con-
slant Intercourse with every class Of Spaniards.
including soldiers bound for Cuba. Throughout
my three weeks trip was daily struck by the
absence OF interest in the question Of the hour.
The poor people sick OF the Cuban war and
do not care rap for Cuba. There is no evil
dence Of the public excitement which animated
Germany on the Of with France.
From conversation with Senior CASTELAR, I
gathered that the Republicans will soon again
come to the front and re-eect him President"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
DR. GTTTN4N'S BEOTEST VALID.

Justice Russell In the Supreme Court has handed
down n decision IN which ne holds that the will OF
DR. Edward Guttman Is valid. BY this decision the
payment OF SocOo marks 10 the Burgomaster OF
Berlin for the maintenance o. the Bonnell-Guttman
Stipendium for graduates ~ the Frederich-Werde
Lain School OF Berlin j. insured.
The hoqueS. is TO be paid 10 tho chief magistrate
NJ Berlin patron % the school The trust calls
for 4 stlpcndium o. not mora than 300 or less than
g marks annually for deserving students. DR..
Guttman decreol that Christian as vel as Hebrew
students were entitled compete for the prize. but
sad that rs there were few stipendums Tor stu
dents OF tie Jewish faith. Jewish students should
ne primarily considered. The provision con-
tested by the heirs 0, the doctor on the ground
that the purpose Of the trust was too indefinite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
CELEBRATED BY HARLEM REPUBLICANS
TIE STRUGGLE WITH SPAIN THE ONE TOPIC
rErrP r,:t-rs 10 TIL. pRFsIpENT
LOUDLY CHEERED

LOUDLY CHEEREp
The war was the one topic touched on last night
at the ninth annual dinner. given in the Hotter
Manhattan. by the Harlem Republican Club to cell
citrate Grants birthday. President John H. COOK
referred TO the uprising OF the Nation In defence
Of tho National honor" and was loudly npplauded
Colonel Archie f. Baxter also aroused tho pa'rio'-
ic sentiment Of his hearers to high key. by
speech In which he said:
When tho Spanish Minister reached the CANADIAN
shores he said that If General Grant were Iresl.
dent there would be no war Were General Grant
President. he would have said, Let US nave peace
50 long as peace is compatible with the NatonaI
honor md humanity SO said President Mchin-
ley. Two months ago General Grant would nave
said We arc not prepared for war. wc must not
invite a second Pull Run So said President NC
Kinicy General Grant would nave utilized every
moment I'm preparation for tho impending conflict
So has President Mckinley. ~ the earliest hour
that warke preparations would have warranted Il
General Grant would have handed TO the spanish
Minister his pa sports SO did President Mckinley.
Applausp) Among the results OF this conflict We
peace We should prepare for war We shall have
served notice upon all the world that we are pre-,
pared to and viii assert our National dignity ana
uphold honor against any foreign zoe, inforcing
for Old Glory every shore and SEQ the respect
duo 20 the flag OF great Republic.
The Rev. John r. Paxton. who followed colonel
Baxter euloGizcd John Jacob Astor for his patriot
ism In rendering his yacht 10 the United States
Government and for his promise 20 raise, equip
and maintain battery for service I'm the coniic
John Ford and Philip II. Low delivered brief al.
whom. they said, the Nation stood az unit TO-