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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
Only a Step to the Establishment of
a Dictatorship.
GEN. ZURLINDEN'S ACTION RASn
The Prosecution of Col. Picquart at
Time when the Air il Sur.
charged with Dangerous
Electricity May Result
Most Disastrousl
Picquart's Prison,

PARIS, Sept. 22.-The situation here 70
generally admitted 90 be grave by both
press and people. The conflict between
the civil and military authorities IS be-
coming acute. The sudden and unexpect-
ed action Of General Zurlinden, the mil
itary governor OF Paris. in prosecuting
Colonel Picquart on the charge OF forgery
and using forged documents assumes
grave aspect on account Of the circum-
stances attending this Intervention OF the
military authorities I'm a civil court.
DANGER IN THE AIR.
At the present moment when the polit-
ical atmosphere is surcharged with dan
gerous electricity. generated by the Drey-
rus affair, the general who has Just quit
ted the cabinet IN defiance OF civil au-
thority and without consulting his sue
cessOr or the premier takes an important
step.
In ordinary circumstances the military
governor is empowered 10 act independ-
emily. but. now that the Dreyfus question
has become great national matter,
every proceeding in the affair has state
Importance. General Zurlindens Ignoring
OF this obvious fact is very significant.
He comes forward as the defender ot
the army, the prosecutor of the supposed
calumniators and the resolute opponent of
q revision of the case.
From this 10 an appeal 10 the public
In the line of the establishment OF die
tatorship there IS no wide step.
THE ARMYS DEFENDER.
The SOleil says that owing 10 yes
terdays events. the Cabinet dis
cussed General zurlindens action, and
the Fronde even asserts that the premier.
NJ. Brsson, disavows the measures taken
against Picquart.
The Radical makes bitter attack on
the general staff. which 1t charges with
aiming ae the moral assassination OF
Picquart through a secret military trial
Henri Rochefort i'm the Intransigeant
declares that Picquart was briDed by a
syndicate or by Germany TO save Drey-
fus.
COLONEL PICQUART'S PRISON.
PicQuart WAS transferred this afternoon
10 the military prison Of Cherche Midi.
The Matin aflirms that II has authentic
Information that the name OF Dreyfus
was never once mentioned In the mass
Of documents brought against him. lt
adds that the only serious document Is
the sO-called BOrdereau. The documents
in the ease. It appears consist entirely
OF fragments OF letters referring 70 every
thing except Dreyfus, and the whole mat
ter. the Matin adds, constitutes such a
fairy tale that no sOberminded person
would dream Of accepting II"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
REORGANIZATION
OF VOLUNTEERS.
Gen, Miles Completes His PIan--It is
Now Certain That Gen. Lees
Command VIII Go to Cuba.

WASHINGTON. Sept. % -AIajor-Gen-
eral Miles. commanding the army has
completed his plan for the reorganization
of the volunteer forces into corps, di-
visions and brigades This plan has been
submitted 10 the War Department for
approval.
The plan contemplates reorganiza-
tion OF the volunteer force. which has
not been ordered mustered ont and desig-
mated as an army OF occupation for Cuba,
provides for the relief Of the army in
PorL Rico and establishes reserve %
relieve the troops I'm the various islands
which viii be occupied BY the United
states.
II is known that the troops Of the
Seventh Corps now urder General Lee,
viii be designated TO go 20 Cuba, and
that troops from the camps at LeXing
ton. Knoxville and MlddletOwn will be Sc
lected for Cuban duty.
Ii is understood that General Miles
deals only with organizations such as
corrs. divisions. brigades and regiments.
The matter Of commanding and staff off,
cers will be settled after the mastering
out Of general and stan officers has been
determined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
ALGER AT CHAT TAN00GA
He Tells a Reporter That the Press
Has Exaggerated Things.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. sept. o.
Secretary Aiger, who arrived last night
was out early to-day. About 3 o'clock
the Secretary and Surgeon General STERN
berg. accompanied by Brigadier General
Boynton left for Chickamauga PARK
where they spent the day IN critical m
spection of the hospitals over which there
has been so much controversy. Before
leaving Chattanooga, Secretary AlBer
said 90 "a reporter
'.The press has been disposed 60 exas-
gerate the condition OF some OK the camps
and things have been charged against the
War Department. which were untrue ana
Unwarranted. ] want the facts ana an
the facts 10 come out and have nolhlhs
10 withhold from the public
"The great trouble has been that the
people have not appreciated tne immense
pr0blem of forming am army or -3Vvo
volunteers without notice and without the
necessary equipment. The spanish war
came uDon us almost Ike n bolt from
clear sky. and it found every pranch on
the war Department unprepared Tot 'he
task of equipplng and handling such
vast number of unframed men,
For time there was dithculty IN luI- ,.
nishing supplies and equipment lor 1ue
,roons but that was % be expected. The
tents. and 81 had practically no wagons
and ambriances tO start with. There
wore a thousand and one details 10 look
affer. and a fairly-disp0sed public VIII
understand the Disadvantages under
which the War Department worked for
many weeks. AS fast as possible equip
ment and supplies We're sent TO tho sew
erll camDs. and if there has been lack
of medicines and necesaries of IRE inc
fault lies with the commanding officers
OF the camps
"Thore may have been some incompe'
tent oaicors-gencrals and coloneis-m
charge of some of the camps, and II such
is found 20 Dee the case they "ill be hel1
strictly to- account for their misdeeds.
"If there are any commanding oihcers
who are now Incompetent or who tail
% nut their camps In nrst-class condl-
tlon ana keep them that way 1 propose
they shall De replaced by men who are
competent and who will see tnat perIeo,
sanitary conditions are established and
maintained"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.
Formation OF the Line, Pail Bearers,
order OF Exercises

Formation OF the Line, Pail Bearers,
order OF Exercises.
Following Is the Official announcement
made 6y the Chief Marshal.
Headquarters Executive Committee,
r.. r.. Lee Camp, No. I, G.. We
Richmond. Va, Sept. -. l&S.
BY direction Of the Executive Commit
tee of r. r. Lee Camp, no. !, 9. w. who
have been requested TO arrange for the
funeral services of Miss Winnie Davis. 10
is desired that organizations participate
ing I'm the ceremonies Will take their pos
iti0ns in line as follows.
Formation of Line-Police.
Chief Marshall and Staff.
Military, under comand of Brgadier-Gen-
eral a. j.. Phillips.
r. T.. Lee Camp No. j. O.. ". under COM
mand OF Col John j.. Laughton.
George j.. Pickett Camp. Under command
of COL r.. j. Maury
Visiting Camps.
Veterans from Soldiers Home.
Sons of Veterans.
Honorary Pall-Bearers.
Active Pail-BeaIers.
IIearse.
Family
Friends in Carriages
Hollywood Association.
HOLLYWOOD Junior Association.
Oakw00d Association
Oakwood Junior Association.
Hebrew Association.
Confederate Museum Association.
Daughters of the Confederacy.
Lee and Pickett Camps Ladies
AuXiiaries.
Private Carriages.
THE LINE OF MARCH.
From ST. Paul church up Grace street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
YARD INSPECTOR BOTTOMS HURT
Crushed Between Two Cars In the &. X
.. Yards Last Night.

While making an inspection OF two
freight ears shortly before o'clock last
night I'm the Seventeenth-Street yards OF
the Chesapeake and ohio railroad. the
popular and respected yard Inspector, J.
r. Bottoms. was seriously injured
In some way, as yet unaccountaDle'
while Mr. Bottoms was between TWO
ears. one OF them started up unexpectedly
and crashed into the other Jammin8 Mr.
Bottoms between them.
Fellow employees of the yard came 10
his assistance. and Or Miller, with the
ambulance. was summoned
Thr physician found that several or
the homes were crushed I'm Mr.. Bottoms
chest. and that one of his hands was
badly injured.
At the hospital Drs. Miller and Brown
attended the Injured man and dressed his
hurts. ~,
Dr. Ross. OF the railroad. ordered Mr.
Bottoms removed 20 the Retreat LOT me
elek vhera he was last night reported
doing nicely as a result or the amDulance
physicians care.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
SAILED FOR HOME.
Spanish Soldiers Leave Porto hico
Affecting Scenes.

H
Affecting scenes.
SAN JUAN, PORTO RICO, sept. IL
nh. Spanish transport san Francisco
sailed for spain to-day There was repe-
tition of Yesterday scene when the AS
turias battalion of Spanish troops match-
ed 10 tine wharf for cmbWkation cap
f9in-General Macias and bis stan review
ga the departing soldiers. wlo oade rare
g,eu to theIr sweetheaIts and wives.
Some off the soldiers wept protusely' ana
there was quite pathetic aspect 10 tAe
affair
AS the ship swung away from the per
the soldiers ON board OF her raised a. Idlhl
cheer and the women proceeded % the
sel wall. where they stood for hours way
ing their haudkerChiefs until the san
Francisco was only speck ON the hoH-
z0n. r,
Tho Spanish. at the meeting of the
military commis sl0ns are raising many
Questions regarding the civil adm.ntrailon
of the island and the disposition on puD-
Bic property. but the American Doinnll7-
si0uers refuse t0 discuss them as DelnB
beyond their jurisdiction.
our commissioners are disposed 10 al-
low Che SpluIard5 to carry on lot OF
useless ODD material, rather than make
neht t0 retain DO.
The United States steamer supply IS
here bound for Santiago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
CUBAN COLONIAL
GOVERNMENT.
It Proves Troublesome in Arranging
the Terms Of Eyacuation--T
Protocol to Be Adhered TO.

WASHINGTON, Sept. p. - According
to official dispatches from Havana re-
ceived by one OF the embassies here, the
colonial government Of the island Is tax
ing "a hand n shaping the terms on
which The evacuation shall be executed.
This. it is believed here may develop some
new phases in the situation In cuba.
The colonial government was establish
cd by Spain shortly before the war broke
out. there being "a cabinet Of five offners
at Havana and legislative body with TWO
houses TO carried out a measure the
long pending plan OF giving cuba home
rule by means Of an autonomous gov
eminent. but while in name autonomous,
it was contended by the insurgent eie-
nent thar genuine home rule was lack
ing and that this colonial regime was a
continuance OF Spanish domination. lt
appears. however that these colonial au-
thorities are taking a very active part
In the present negotiations and there Is
more or less cooperation between them
and the Spanish government
THE AUTONOMiSrS.
This creates a condition IN which the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
BATTLE OF MANILA.
Two Men Killed While Reproducing
it With EireMOrks.

PITTsBURG. PA. Sept. 2-Captain
George j. Adams. aged thirty-three. aud
Captain Charles Miller, aged twenty-five
his assistant. were instantly killed while
conducting "a fireworks display. and re-
production Of the Manila battle on the
Allegheny river in front Of the exposition
building tonight.
Captain Adams was natlVe OF Ne"
orleans. and had been engaged all sum
mer at Atlantic city giving fireworks
displays and exhibitions OF deep sea
Giving from Y0ungs Pier Captain Miller
was a native OF Asheyilie, y. G. where
his father and mother SIN reside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23

Winnie Davis, the Daughter OF the Con-
fodoracy, will bring sorrow ana saohtsa
20 the hearts OF every son or those nopie
warriors In grey. who served under her
father. ia the war for states Rights
while they revcrenced her as the
daughter of Jefferson Davis, they had
learned to esteem and love her for her
charmioe personality and her devotion 40
the cause Of the survivors or inc Cohleo-
oracv. Her presence at so many OF their
reunions. and her gracious courtesies ana
attentions 10 those gray-halred veterans
had cndearcd her 70 ail
M is therefore not only tho duty OF the
United Sons of Confederate veterans
but their sad privilege, TO give expires
sion 10 the sincere grief that rs ieit og
the entire South at the untimeiy oeaih
Of this gifted lady
The United Sons of Confederate Vet
Grams hereby extend 10 her mother and
sister their deep and heartfelt sympathy.
Comrades T.. Leslie spence, Jr. ard
Edwin Il. Cox. W. A. Jacob. w. r.
Walden, Of Richmond, arc appoint
ed the official representatives, Of the
United Confederation. 10 take part In the
last sad rites at her funeral ceremonies
and thus testify. by thcir presence, our
desire 90 honor her memory.
Nv order, ROE ERT 4. SMYTH,
Commander-in-Chief
Omcial.-
PANEL Ravenel. Adiutant General
pETERSBURCfS TRIBUTE.
PETERSBURG. VA. September %
sooclaI.-At a called meeting Of the Pc
tersburg Chapter Daughters Of the con-
federacy. Il was resolved TO send the foi-
lowing 20 Mrs. Jefferson Davis on the
occasion of the death Of her daughter:
"How mournfully sweet are the echoes
that start
When memory plays an old tune on the
heart
and how tenderly these chords are touch
od with the passing away OF the
Daughter Of the ConfederacY' Miss
Winnie Davis We. the members Of this
chapter. desire 10 say TO the mother, who
alone is left 90 mourn this irreparabie
loss: we want to tell her she is not alone
in her great grief; that We, with the en-
tire South. share her sorrow. and that
with her name these echoes will ever
start" and sweet memories viii arise OF =
glorious past with which are emDalmed
the names of JEFFERSON Davis, his .oVely
daughter and the much loved wife and
mother. AN dear 20 the southern heart
and cherished i'm association with cause
made sacred by the deeds and death OF
heroes. giving that cause and all so link
od with il a lustre as lasting as time, as
enduring as eternity.
Mrs. A. CAMPBELL PRYOR.
Secretary.
Mrs r. T. Meade. president
To Mrs Jefferson Davis. Richmond, va.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
To-day Mayor Peasants issued the fol-
lowing proclamation.
Mayors Office September 22lss>
As mark of respect to the memory of
Miss Winnie Davis. the "Daughter of
the Confederacv" whose funeral takes
place in Richmond tomorrow afternoon.
/ request that the bells Of our churches
be toned at $3.50 o'clock on that day. and
would suggest such other evidences or
mourning as are usual at places OF busi-
ness at that hour.
JOHN NJ. PLEASANTS. Mayor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
REGISTER i'm Bankruptcy.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 2.-Special-lt
is believed that Judge Edmund Waddli
has offered the position of register IN
bankruptcy 10 Mr.. Thomas r. bcriand.
OF the law firm Of Borland q Wilcox ana
tb,t Mr. Rorland is giving the matter
consideration
Ii is stated by insiders that there IS
likely 10 be little money IN tho position
as under the new bankrupt law, he who
makes oath that he is unable To pay the
costs has no costs 10 pay.
In cases OF thu kind and they will be
numerous. &c is believed there are no fees
90 be paid or received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
CERVERA AT MADRID.
He says Ills Fleet Was Destroyed by
Fire. Not i'm Battle.

MADRID. Sept 22-Aomiral Cervera
arrived here to-day There were no ncl-
1ln-- .vortn notice in connection with his
arrival at the capital
In au Interview the Admiral said Doe had
, clear conscience regarding Santiago.
,-afions. Dee said grew greater by their de-
r.ats and not 0y their victories, however.
-iorious they might be. Spain had lived
h. a dream and she had n0w~to face real
~ The Admiral added. that his war
ships were not destroyed in battle, but
by fire.
General Toral the Spanish commander.
who surrendered his forces at Santiago
de cuba. has also arrived nere. lie did so
without attracting any attention He is
now sick in bed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
A schooner Wrecked.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept 22.-Australian
papers reaching here on the steamer
Alameda report tho wreck of the scnooA-
or c. G.. Funk, on Flinders lsiand,
July 10th. with thirteen of her crow nv
of which shinped on the well-kno|n
coaster either here or I'm the north. only
two seanen Albert Krough and John
Peterson. were saved and but one body
had been recovered when the Alameda
sailed IL vas that OF Peter Nelson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
His Adviser, Hang YumOi, Has Fled
for His Life.
Il HUNG CHANG IN POWER AGAIN
His Early Reinstatement Looked For
The Change Prejudicial 10 British
Interests. and 90 the Chances
Of an Alliance with Ja-
pan - Ncat Edict to,
Give Particulars.

SHANGHAI, Sept ga local rumor is
current here to the effect that the En-
peror Of China is dead. 80 details arc
o5tainable, but &c is alI the gates OF
Pek.u are closed.
PENIN. Sept. 22-An Imperial eiict
just issued definitely announces that the
Emperor of China has resigned his power
TO The Empress Dowaear Empras) who
has ordered the mni ars 10 deliver 90
her in future their official reports
It is difficult 90 obtain reliable infor-
nation at the palace m regard 10 the
proceeding but the recent ref0rmatory
edicts probably caused he chlnae.
ONLY A FlGCHEHEAD.
While tine Emperor WIS suD-cryient ana
a mere isurehcat thc Dowaser Empress
permitted h.m t) remain in peace, nut
ls soon as Doe ATTEMPTED t0 act on his own
Initiative his practical deposition was the
RESULT His principal advisor H1ne
Yumol. the Cantonese roformer fed in
spite OF the vigorous attempts made to
arrest him. and. it s iii. is now on IBIS
way t0 Shanghai. The effect ot the change
must be great
m al probability l. Huns Chang viii
be- reias.s.ed I'm power and Russian in-
1ueuce will ncreaeL Ihe hopes ot re-
form so arlenuy cherished Dy the ln-
telligent factions OF On. Chinese, are now
i,.,,....,,,f. ~ f.lsf,n.-+
>.o ,rrrt>rr. trrrrr TApAN
The sudIenness ol the coup ls said to Doe
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-f. r.a t--.., i.',.,'- .-....s.r,rl Tho Ian
a-... s,.....roa, ,.....r.f,. o.mo ro Pekin
r.,,b t5e o.iarr NJ --..r- to bring about
,- ",''' ar,..rc. ofl.rei,. arl defensive. be-
-,...l,, rl..., and ~ ...
Tlle r... order of ts.aes VIII ur5orbtad-
ly prejudice British interests m China
II ls reported to-day that the next elict
wil give tle flN reasons TOT ia' c.'H-e.
The wording of the present ell.t is hot
yet oDalna1ie but it is in effect Chat
tine Emperor requested the D0waeer Em-
press t0 sumo power t1a being the
third time the request has been made.
The Marquis ll' l. ah l..t'. view ''...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
scnttish Ritc Nlnsnns.

CINCINNATI. sept. 22.-The Supreme
Lodge or Scottish Rite MasOns adjourned
this afternoon 10 meet in Philadelphia
the third week in September. 1893.
The report OF the Financial Committee
was adopted. It's balances were all on
the surplus side. including Slsl.oo0 in the
investment fund. The trustees made a
report on the cathedral, which is located
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
WHOLESALE PARDONlNG,
The Colonial Cabinet Daily Releasing
prienncr-.


HAVANA sept-mber -2 The Cabinet
o.rn,..I VT The Colonial Secretaries
meets daily and pardon is granted 10 a
erolt number of prisoners. VINO are
fhereupou turned into tne streets Of the
city.
lr Is reported the Bartolemeo Maso
president of the s0-clied cuban kepuo-
lic. who has been sick. went - santa
cruz del sur last week, but returned
sim sick t0 his estate at in Esperanza,
in the Provlce 0f Puerto Principe.
Advlces from the Interior continue re-
-o~-lng the want and distress existing
smong the Cuban troops. Private SUBJ
scriptlons OF money. food and clothes and
medicines are doing what they can Tor
their relief
Capriu-Goneral Blanco. amplyting MS
decree of August Zd. mas pardoned lIS
persons who were exiled from the island'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
BRYANiS REGIMENT.
IL VIII BE Mustered Out In a Very
short Time.

WASHINGTON, Sept. p. - Special -
\ wide difference of opinion exists NJ 10
whether Bryan's Regiment. tho Ihird
Nebraska. is TO be mustered out. II is
not even known positively that he asked
the President 10 take such action
fIe declined 20 say word for publica-
ton to-day even 10 newspaper men whom
he has known for a long time
Notwithstanding his reticence. inforuia-
ton was received this evening from o'her
sources which removes almost every
doubt that the regiment Will be mustered
out OF the service very soon, probably
within the next week or So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
Confederate Veteran Dead.

PADUCAH. KY. Sept 2A-Major 1. p
Giradrv a Confederate veteran. aged
eighty years. dleG here tonight. He was
horn In France and spent most OF his life
at Augusta, Ga.
He Invented the Giradry fuse 20 ex-
plode shells. For his invention he re-
ceived $4,000 for a one-fifth interest dur
ing the war. His Invention was success
fully used in the Franco Prussian war
During the past few years ne resided IN
Paducah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-23
Have Already Arrived from Various
Parts Of the South,
A List Of the Pail Bearers, and the
Complete Omcial Programme.
The Floral Tributes VIII BE
Exceedingly Handsome
Late kilograms OF
sympathy.

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t.1 g.. resi- i'm
me NoNi'"'''''
Hollywood Cemetery tm5 AFTERNOON
rrbo funeral of Miss Winnie Davis VIII
f-,r,etre- over wit
.'.,.t.f,. mo
hoas" I'D i"''''''
greater hon0rs have been ever shown l"e
,,,,,,,,,. of .rv woman iu the South
t....,.. ths MEM
IMAM VIII De '.c'i .''' ..'.4,,,t ~
ory OF the daughter "+ ''D
the Confederate a.eiea. ,, .~,t,.,
Tho remains oi MISS i"'l7 ~" .
90 tne Union h'p". "t H'., o'olN
w0luinE Ih'ic ui's ""i N
Lee Camp .hu '7.'t,' r.u
chuirh "N'ID lN'f "'" " H -..l
5.h clock, the noun pr. l'' t,,4
Ma rs. b. Sm.In heul'Io' J' u e..
wood. ~. A.. MnNhItte.''' N'i '''
j S Van Horn, Is b. ANU '''"
George Wnfree. from Ice camp ""'
constitute the guard Oi honor.
Ar VA BHlv. viii be the funeral
Jfreotor e.ard his assistants received
t,,tr tretrnetions from Chief Marshal
p,nf,irh last NIGHT
rr C,NNOv COME.
,......, r,h, p cord.n Will not De
rf,, .,fo,slod condition will pre-
,.,,,, t,r, from TAKING the trip.
,-...,... ,.f,e.,r, from General
..,...,.l ...ster5,v bv Al3yor
voc
,..,..,.r,..l, rf, eont 28 1893.
Jf,hronE iII' ''..
u The Mayor hlcnil'h" 'A'.
Please say lo ihe coiniii'
raneemfnis me secretary 'i Wo'
to inspect this corps within lhe ne4I
three days ana ] VIII, 'H'I ei"l- 10
Nthi'l li'Ih "ir'l..i t''- r
OF uan-bcaror of Miss Winnie Davis ~
neral soma TO your care lel's'i''
f0r airs. Davis.
flIAHUCH LEE.
Many delegations wiz reach here this
morning from various parts of the South
Tho chief marshal makes an earnest zee
quest of the public not to crowd into
fna streets buf 30 remain ON the side
Wallis ne ureas the people 20 rcmem-
t., tto eoto,r,ft,. of fhr occasion and To
sbo,. nron.r ree,o.t bv not crowding
- ,toll ,..t., ,rl lf.r~.d vim tbe
,verition NJ me programme mapped out.
pArNETTO TREE.
->,. e,.,-,,-t-.e i'ft.r ,roigine itself.
rbarleston S Is. sent o.
Commander of Camp Lee Richmond Va:
D'.- SIP -Cb.-Ieefon desires 10 do her
...-., ,-4 r,, bon Share of the Southern
tru,..to t, 1r.. tvfoni. Davis We will
s..4 , dsrsr,tion from here who will
....,.. al, r..I,,..1 ..,fy Friday morn-
t- u-.. ,..i .I.... .,D,l ,,raafhs one from
I e.r c.-.rr. Division and a
'', s..,.'.. .,. r,r,ob-
M'e''u l'"'" .rt.,,g
"' -"'
".-ei'' .......... ,,.,il
Ine veterans 'i . 'l.ll,7.,n '-i'', ..,i
hleo sen" l'li". "'. .l.[-
IKE t9 move p'lL'e' i'
at tnt grave MI- paw" OBJ '.' i'''
cason upon whi.h 7ne app .i'' i" p".''.
with the veterans DOB int Al'iila p, "ll'n
wore "a scarf OF palmetto. anu s'ld 'hil
she always was proud tO wear the em-
hIem Of South Carolina Therefore we
tnourht it appropriate to send This trca
Do has been consigned to COL. James O..
Holmes. care of your camp.
reeref exceedingly chat my business
ereaeements are such chat Sc win he Mt
+arIr fuu0ssIbIa for me t1 Doe present. huf
3 v-u send Col. James Is Holmes. ADJ
t,.+ant General OF the south Carolina Di-
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winter. Mail will be sent to Roam noun
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