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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-11-03
HORTON, n. c., Nov 1st,


,ies-wiII Vote to Down the Rotten Egg
Gang.
HORTON. N. c., Nov 1st.
| believe that every word spoken or
written on the political situation,
whether during campaigns or at ordi-
nary times, should be as truthful as if
tn. subject were a religious one, and I
think vote should be honest and
moved by conviction ;tberefore,I start
ed out in this campaign resolved never
to vote smother fusion ticket. But
when Democrats began to send out
their lying cartoons, and engaged in
other methods of political warfare
ev"n men deceitful and corrupt-nOt
failing to resort to rOtten-eggs again.
| began to feel that the foremost con-
sheraton should be to take steps to
rid North Carolina of such disgrace
full proceedings, and am about pre-
pared to state that 1 am willing to
vote any reasonable good ticket to
down this rotten-egg Democracy of
North Carolina.
Elder j.. L. Burns is well-knOwn to
me as one of the best Christian gentle
men l ever knew, and these attacks on
him with rotten-eggs has aroused
within me spirit of resentment that
is hard to control.
If the Democrats claim it to be the
conduct of bad boys, aud that there
fore the party is not responsible for it
[ ask, are all the bad boys In the Dem
oc. attic party? And if 40, why so?
And if not why do We never find the
sons of POpulisss and Republicans en-.
gagged in such dastardly conduct? II
would indicate that Populists and Re.
publicans restrain their sons, while
Democrats not only do not restrain
but urge them to do such mischief
But We are told that they are not ali
boys. but full grown men are among
them, hence the conclusion that it is
the work of the organized Demo
cracy of North Carolina! And as Z
remedy against it l have decided t.
cast nv vote IN a wsy to help put AZ
end to it. And a. remedy against
the perpetrators I suggest that they
be caught and put on diet of rotten
eggs until the disease is cured, for evi
IDENTIFY they are sick or they would no
have such morbid incliuations as these
Our campaign is on in full blast, ant
to hide the tendency of the Southern
Democracy toward Acknowledgement
the Democrats are denying the exis
tence of laws of such character il
South Carolina, Alabama and Missis
>ippi. Notwithstanding their own pa
per- called attention to them at tn
time OF their enactment. The mSsse
DO not read and have been deceived g.
often and have such strung party pre-
JUDGES that they do not believe an
thing they hear "r read. and are there
fore easily m'slead by parry member
The leaders know this and are Dol
enough To make any statement tow
ever uutruthiul it may b..
WIN. A BARBREY.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-11-03

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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-11-03

r ad in another column Senator
Batter s open letter to the silver vot
ers of the State.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-11-03
The University

Largest patronage and fullest equipment
in its history. Faculty. 20; Students, 5Os;
3 Academic Courses; 8 Elective Courses; 8
Professional Schools, In Law, Medicine and
Pharmacy.
Advanced classes open to women. TUT
ton $50 wear. Board g a month Ample
opportunities for self help. Scholarship.
for Teachers: "A Instructors; l85 Students
Total enrolment 670. For Catalogue nd
dress, PRESIDENT ALDERMAN.
Chapel Hill " q.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-11-03
PUBLIC SP RKi'G

senator Butl-t's App intment.
viii speak ~ K-nacsvl lie, Nor =
day. NV, mb.r Z h. l. t a iarg'
crowd hear MN that d,y-the Last
sppech ot the campAi IN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-11-03
LYING CARTOON DISGUSTING

Az Well az the May Vicious Ac's of
HOodl"ms in tn Ring - moe. acy-H"n-
esty !" Sp~. oh m, Ge' tlem~n'y Co..
due Ough III PredOmina.~ in AL Par-
,ies-Will Vote to Down the Rotten Egg
Gang.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-11-03

No Negro School Committeeman Over
White Schools In Iustitut. Township -
Charged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
ALMOST ANOTHER MAINE DISASTER
Attempt to Blow Up "A United states
Trnnennrf.

VICTORIA, r. c., June 18-The steamer
Miowera has brought the following from
Honolulu, dated June Sth:
The Hawaiian Star OF June Sd. publish
es the following story regarding an at
tempt to blow up the United States ship
City of Picking, while that vessel was
in port here
'If the report in circulation to-day is
true, Honolulu came near being the scene
Of as frghtful a disaster as that OF the
Maine, and in much the same way. The
story Is TO the effect that an attempt
was made to blow up tho Pekings maya
zine. 1t was frustrated just in time. An
enlisted man, it is said, was caught ar
ranging a fuse connecting with the maya
zine. The magazine contains 400 tons
of powder, and had been guarded closely.
The bastard, It IS said, is now under the
closest guard, and when the Picking gets
out on the high seas, will be- hanged at
the yard-arm.
1.-THE greatest secrecy concerning the
matter is being maintained. for fear it
would mar the spirit of the present oc-
casiOn.
1.-THE alleged culprit is said TO be half
Spaniard.
"The publication caused sensation I'm
this city Military officers on the ship
denied the truth of the story. but their
denial was made I'm a half-hearted way.
There are many oorroborative features
which tend to prove the truth Of the re-
port which was at first circulated by
enlisted men. Others admitted that the
Spanish half-breed was on board the
Picking. Two Honolulu citizens state
that they were on the Picking on June 30,
when they saw man in irons and under
close guard. They were convinced that
the prisoner was the man who attempted
to Blow up the ship"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
HOW mABANA GETS SUPPLIES.
They Are Landed at Batabano-
blockade There Slight.

Copyright, 1885, by the Associated Pres)
PORT ANTONIO, JAMAICA, via
KINGSTON, Saturday, June 1S.-Noon.-
Well authenticated reports reach hero
that Habana is receiving supplies through
Batabano, on the south side Of Cuba OPP
posite Habana. The supplies are taken
to the Isle of Pines, Oft the south coast
Of Cuba, in large ships, and are carried
across TO Batabano at night, and taken
to Habana.
It is almost impossible to get provis-
ions on the Island OF Jamaica, all sup
plies being sold to a Spanish agent. The
Spanish Consul at Kingston is Offering
high prices. spot cash, for provisions.
The Spanish steamer Purisslma Con-
cepcion, which left Kingston on June
18th, with a cargo Of provisions for tho
south coast OF cuba, cleared for Santiago
de Cuba, but is supposed to be bound for
Batabano.
An English newspaper correspondent
from Habana arrived here yesterday. He
says there are ample supplies Of all
kinds, except flour, in the city. and that
supplies are constantly landed at Bata-
bano. The American blockade at that
point, he says, amounts to little.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
TIRED OF THE WAR.
CataIonfans Say 1t Means Ruin Tor
spain-SigniIcant Conference.

MADRID. June $40 A. M.-There Is
considerable comment here to-day over
a long conference, which has just taken
place between the British Ambassador
to Spain. Sir Henry Drummond-Woln,
and the Spanish Minister for War. Gene
raj Correa.
The newspapers OF this city to-day pub
fish the text Of a manifesto from the in
habitants of Catalonia, of which BARGE
Iona is the capital, in favor Of peace be-
tween Spain and the United States. The
manifesto Is signed by thirty-five nsso-
Citations and eighteen local newspapers.
Il says the present evils are due to the
existing regime, (which Is nothing but a
government of disorder and neglect"
After recalling the fact that the Span
ish monarchs have lost possession after
possession. It says: '"The United States
Government IS guilty of unjustihable ag-
erosion, but IL the war is prolonged
Spain will be completely ruined. A pain
full amputation Is a hundredfold prefer
able so a terrible and disastrous war, and
| any tTd0SHCLlOU eNtnludllg uuduo VIII hO'
| be more honorable after the country I:
ruined, the blood OF her valued soldier:
| IS shed. and starvation has ravaged 6
| majority of the workmen's homes"
The manifesto then depicts the grievou'
internal situation. and says: 'Spain asks
immediate peace, despite the opposition
| OF those who desire the utter destruction
OF the country in order to impose theil
domination upon its ruin. The sooner
| peace is concluded. the more advantage
GUS It will be. 1t is the duty Of everybody
to endeavor to force the government t
obtain peace"
The document concludes by predicting
unless a speedy peace is secured, com
plete internal collapse, which will engul
economic prosperity and political organ
ism, and launch the country into stat
Of anarchy or arbitrary despotism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
SPANISH PROTEST. TO HAWAII.
Latter Points Out That She Has Not
Proclaimed Neutrality.

Latter Points Ont Tint She Has NOT
Proclaimed Neutrality.
VICTORIA, b. c., June 1S-The follow
ing was received to-day per Mioware'
from Honolulu;
The following is the full text of the cor
respondence between the Spanish Vice
Consul at this port and the Hawaiian
Government, relating to the entertain
ment Of American troops at this port:
Honolulu, June III. ". Cooper, Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs: Sir,-In my ca
pacity as vice-Consul for Spain, 1 have
the honor to-day TO enter formal pro-
test with the Hawaiian Government
against the constant violations OF neu-
traHty IN this harbor, while actual war
exists between Spain and the United
States Of America. Requesting you 20 ac-
knowledge the receipts Of this communl-
cation, I have the honor TO be, sir,
(Signed) H. RENJES
"Vice-Consul for Spain"
The reply OF the government is as fol-
lows:
Department of Foreign Affairs, Homo
lulu. June 6. 1893: Sir,-In reply to your
note OF the first instant have the honor
to say that, owing to the intimate rela-
lions now existing between this country
and the United States, this government
has not proclaimed neutrality in the war
existing between the United States and
Spain, but on tho contrary has rendered
10 the United States assistance and privi-
leges. for which your protest can receive
no further recognition than to acknow-
ledge its receipt. have the honor. sir,
TO be
your obedient servant,
(Signed) HENRY r COOPER,
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
ITO II Renjes, Esq. Vice-Consul for
Spain, Honolulu, IL. l."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
OUR BOYS AT CAMP ALGER.
An Officers Mess-Bathing Pool-No
;Coon-Hecruits.

'Coon-Hecruits.
CAMP ALGER, VA, June B.--(Special)
An order has been issued from the head
quarters Of the Second Army Corps trans
ferring the following enlisted men Oh the
Third Virginia from their several com
NAMES 10 the Hospital Corps. uniteu
States army, and they are assigned To inc
third Division: Charles r. Goodrich, Com
nanv K. q. u. Durborrow. Company X;
George b. Shepperson, Company {; +. D'
brown. Company ID; George w. Taylor
company d; Scott Cunningham. Company
c.: w. p. Taylor, Company IF.
Captains Winfield and Nichols have
-been in Washington all day making ar
1.angements for starting an officers mess
Tor the regiment The line officers nave
had no mess up TO this time. ana nave
baen eating with the men. Captains Win
field and Nichols will purchase a stove
toget her with q large tent ana the nects-
carv supplies. Captain Grimsley Is presi-
dent Of the mess, Captain Allen secretary
and Lieutenant Masurier the treasurer
The officers will take their first meal TO-
gether next Monday. Captain Grlihs,
lev AT his own request, has been relieved
az ,udge-adVocate Of the brigade eourt+
martial and Captain Walsh, Of the Ninth
Massachusetts,, has been appointed IN MS
stead. Lieutenant Reanes, OF Company
II. is home on q furlough for Few days
HAVE A BATHING PLACE.
CAPTAIN Masurier took his whole com
many over TO the run yesterday afternoon
and after much persuasion succeeded III
securing permission from the owner OF
the uroperty 20 build dam across the
creek. SO that the boys would have
Mace TO battle. The dam was built III
. hurry. and q splendid pool is now owned
nv Company NJ. On the way BACK 70
camu Private Fowlkes Informed Captain
NTasurier that he had seen coon In the
Ton of a large tree near by The men
ir,mediately secured permission TO cut
Inc tree down, and this being granted
sfter much hard labor they had the satls-
faction OF seeing the large oak faii' Out
a diligent search failed 10 reVeai Tue
coon. ,,,,,>-oy,
: DETERMINED on REVENGE.
Much disguised. the boys returned 10
camp. and last night determined on re-
venee. They started In TO blanket inc
unlucky Fowlkes. but fortunately ior nun,
they were stopped before they could carry
out their purpose
Work on a structure TO serve as
church building was commenced TINS
morning. under tho direction OF captain
Ferguson. and this evening the WORK Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
CUBANS TO FIGHT.
SO Spanish Say--DissatIsfactio With
Our Intervention.

MADRID. June 18-9 A. MA Habana
dispatch 10 tho semi-oflcial Pals says:
General credence attaches TO the re-
port that serious Discussions have broken
out among the rebel leaders. some of
them insisting upon remaining neutral.
and others preparing to fight the Ameri-
cans, from foar Of annexation and Amerl-
can tyranny"
Another dispatch from Habana says
the Guerra Marina publishes a number
of documents, Including "A letter from
Maxine Gomez TO the Cuban Junta in
New York, protesting against the inter
vention OF tho United States" The paper
thereupon says: Intervention In it's
present violent form Is repugnant TO tho
majority Of the rebel chiefs, and IS dis-
tasteful 10 the mass of the Insurgents"
IN LOT OF BUNCOMBE."
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Horatio II. Ru-
bens, Consul for the Cuban Junta. in an
interview to-day, characterized the report
that Maxine Gomez was protesting
against the, Intervention OF the United
States as "a lot of buncombe." He said
10 such letter as that ascribed TO Comes
has been received by tho Junta-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19


who reserved the right OF decisive re'as''e
% their acceptance q remark which was
greeted with murmurs.
Continuing. the Marquis said tne p'i"iS-
try would remain in office for the present
IN order TO attend to routine business ana
safeguard public order. He then begged
the Chamber to suspend its situngs tor
the present. The request was approved
after stormy debate
1t is generally thought that the resig-
nation of the ministry foreshadows grave
events.
Tho Marquis di Rudini repeated MS
statements later, in substance. in the Sem
ate, where they were well received. Inc
Senate then adjourned without debate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
TILLO WINS THE SUBURBAN.
Ornament Nowhere-Semper Ego
second-Ogden Third.

Ornament Nowhere-Semper Ego
second-Ogden Third.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Tllo first and
the great Ornament.nowhere was the re-
cord of the Suburban of 1898 The ia
yorite was badly beaten, chiefly because
tho horses were kept full hour at the
post. Following is a summary OF the
race:
The Suburban-$1O.O 900; a handicap for g.
year-olds and upward, the winner to re-
ceivs 5000, the second 5000, and the third
81. 800, one milo and quarter-Tillo Ql9,
Clayton, Is to l and to u won by one
half length, semper Ego COS, Maher, 30
to | and 10 to u second by head, and
ogden Q09. Hamilton, to and to p
third. Time, 2:08 Is. Don de orc, Ben
Holiday, Imp, Peep o. Day. Ornament,
Tragedlan, Havoc, and Royal Stag also
ran.
THE ST. LOUIS DERBY.
ST.. LOUIS, MO, June 1S.-The rich st.
LOWS Derby, mile and a half, the Blue
Ribbon Of the western turf, was run at
the FAIRGROUNDS this afternoon, and 90
900 enthusiastic spectators saw Pink Coat,
ridden by Jockey w. NJ. Martin, win it by
a length in PSI.
The weather was perfect, but the track
was a triae slow.
Plaudit ran second and Bannockburn
third. Plaudit, with Littlefeld up, was
the fayorite. The purse was valued at
$1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19

finished and services will be held to-mor-
row morning and night.
Captain Willard has left Fairfax Court
house, and is now at Culpeper. recruiting.
A number Of recruits arrive here daily,
and the men of the regiment have all
manner OF fun at their expense. large
crowd is expected at camp tomorrow
and everything has been put In perfect
order to-day. The usual Saturday morn
ing inspection Of companies and quarters
was held to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
ATHLETICS IN CHICAGO.
Mercury Foot Team, of New York,
Sweeps NearIy Everything.

CHICAGO. June 1S-The Mercury foot
team OF the New York Athletic Club
swept nearly everything before IL in the
dual games against the Chicago Athletic
Association at Parkside to-day by score
of Is to L. Two worlds records were
broken and one was eqhalled
Kranzelen the premier hurler OF the
Cherry Circle team. clipped l-5 second Off
the i2o-yard mark, clearing the high
sticks in 1915. Clap. OF Yale. won the
pole vault at II feet. and then. to show
what he could DO. cleared II feet lo15
inches. Rush, defeating Wefers, May
bury. and Lang In the loo-ysrd 'n@t race.
eoualled the record OF .9.4-a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
ITALIAN MINISTRY RESIGNS.
Action, 1t is Thought, Foreshadows
Grave Events.

ROME. June 1S-In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day the Premier. the Marquis
di Rudinl, announced that the ministry
which was formed on May Slst had re-
signed.
Amidst considerable excitement the
MARQUIS dl Rudini said that after con-
sidering the parliamentary situation. and
In order not TO prejudice grave public
question, the ministers had placed their
resionatIons In the hands OF the King.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
THE ST. LOUIS DERBY.
RIBOT GIVES 1T UP.
Says He Cannot Form N Cabinet
snurien VIII Try.

PARIS, June 1S.-After consultation with
NM PitraI. Saurien, and Dupuy. NJ. Ribot
informed President Faure that he Is I'M
able to form a Cabinet to succeed the
Meline ministry.
President Faure. on NJ. Ribot's sugges-
ton. IL is announced this evening, has
asked NJ. Saurien TO form a Cabinet. The
latter Is depended on to reconcile the Re-
publican factions.
The reason given for NJ. Ribots with
drawal from the task OF forming new
ministry is that the Radicals demanded an
equal division OF the portfolios. enabling
them to demand revision OF the Con-
stitution.
1t is believed that NJ. Saurien, who is a
Radical, will for the same reason, fall In
his effort TO form a Cabinet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
CAMARA BOUND FOR MANILA.
So 3iadri BeIievcs-The Cuban Cam
paign-Weather Handicap.

MADRID, June $50 p. Mt Is con-
fdenuy believed here tonight that Adj
miral Camaras fleet is going to Manila,
and that this may prevent the dispatch
Of American troops there, and at least
postpone the loss Of the Philippine
Islands.
Advices from Cuba say General Linares
is confident the rainy season will handi-
cap the Americans. and he expresses the
belief that the latter will unite with the
Cubans and march along the base of the
mountains, where there are roads leading
to Santiago de Cuba, while the American
fleet will attack the Notifications at the
entrance of the bay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
DAN HANNA DIVORCED.
The Senator'S Son Loses Wife and
Children.

CLEVELAND. o., June 1a-Mrs d. r.
Hanna was granted decree OF divorce
to-day from Dan r. Hanna. son OF Sena-
tor Hanna. No defence was made, and
the hearing occupied less than - minutes.
The petition in the case was very brief
merely asking for divorce on the ground
OF extreme cruelty.
Mrs Hanna testified briefly that on
several occasions, when she had protested
to her husband against his personal con-
duct, he flew into a passion and struck
her, and on one occasion threw her 10
the floor. Mrs. Hanna was granted the
custody OF her three children The ques-
ton Of alimony was settled privately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
BICYCLE RECORDS BROKEN.
Tandem Jnpaced Nile Made I'm 1s5o
Flat.

DETROIT, MICH, June is-Fred.
Joseph and Frank Hood. local men. broke
the worlds record for an amateur tandem
unpaced mile at cycle Park to-day. rid
ing the distance In $50 fiat.
ONE MILE UNPACED. IN LIS 4-8
DENVER, COL. June 1S--w. w. Ham,
ilton, OF Denver. lowered tho professional
record for one mile. unpaced. from ny
Ing start. nearly 4 seconds to-day,
making the ride on a board track IN
Los as. Tho former record was 80 Is,
by Clinton d. Coulter. In Denver. octo-
Der 2. 1896.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
THIRD REGIMENT OF IMmuyEs.
SIX Hundred Men So Far-Pine spe-
cimens.

MACON. GA, June lS.-The Third Resi-
rent OF immunes. being modified at this
place. has about go men so far. Tents
have been pitched and the men are being
drilled daily. Recruits come In on every
train and full quotas for all the eompa-.
MES will be reported by July ,st.
Leutenant-Colonel Reayes arrived to-
day. and says he never saw such splendid
specimens of physical manhood. Colonel
Ray Is pleased with the progress he Is
making.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
TO BUILD A STEEL PLANT.
Big Alabama Iron and Ship-Bulld-
ing Company.

ST. LOUIS, MO-, June ia special to
the Republic from Birmingham, Ala,
says: The Alabama Steel and ship-Build-
Ing Company was organized here to-day,
with NJ f. Barker, Of Birmingham, as
president, and with a capital stock Of
$3.50, 600 and authority TO issue sl,100O00 In
bonds. The promoters Of the enterprise
are local and other capitalists. and the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Railroad Com
pany which latter corporation guaran-
tees its bonds.
As soon as organized the new COM
pany has a contract with the Welburn-
Seaver Engineering Company, OF Cleve-
land, o., TO build a 100000 steel plant
at Ensey City, six miles from Birming-
ham, the work to begin within thirty
days. The plant will have capacity Of
100000 tons Of steel daily, and will be
the largest south of Pittsburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
YELLow-JAoK AMONG OUR MARINE
Raging, According to Spanish Ac-
counts-some Cases on ships.

MADRID, June 1S-7 p. M.-According
to private kilograms received here from
Cuba, yellow-fever is raging among the
American marines encamped near the en-
trance TO Guantanamo Bay. and several
cases OF the disease are reported to have
occurred on the ships of the squadron.
The telegram describes the heat as ter
rible. and says thu swampy condition Of
the ground has prevented thus Ear the
carrying on OF military operations in the
vicinity Of Santiago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
sOcgHERN HARDWARE JoBBERs.
Election of ohicers-O. ID. Barker,
of Lynchburg, Nice-President.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 1S.-The
southern Hardware Jobbers' Association,
in session at Old Point. has elected the
following officers: J. J. Mandlebaum, OF
Little Rock, Ark, president; .. D..
Barker OF Lynchburg. Va. first vice.
president; h. l.. Bell. Of Weatherford
Tex, second vice-prssident; c. b. Carter
Nof Montgomery, Ala, secretary and trea-
Surer.
Executive Commttee-W. T.. Gibbons,
of Knoxville, Tenn; w. A. Parker. Of
Atlanta, Ga; Frederick orgill, Of Mem
phis, Tenn; James Moroney, OF Dallas,
Tex.
The place for the next years meeting
will be selected by the Executive Com
mtttee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-19
Colonel whitehoad,s Condition.

ASHLAND, VA. June 49, (speciall--
Colonel Thomas Whitehead Is extremely
weak. He is taking nourishment. but his
condition gradually grows worse. uin
physician gives no hope.