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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
THE VIRGINIA PRESS.
The Association in Session at the Rock
bridge Alum.

ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, July
-SpeciaL-The Virginia Press Associa-
ton met here In its eleventh annual ses-
sion this afternoon al / o'clock, President
ID. S. Lewis. editor Of the Harrisonburs
Spirit Of the Valley, presiding. That
many members OF the association had not
arrived, and the first session was of an
informal character. but little business
being transacted. Another brief and un-
important session was held this evening.
Tomorrow officers will be elected. Many
Of the belated members OF the associa-
ton came in tonight. The organization
will finish its work tomorrow evening
1t Is understood that Governor Tyler,
who was invited to address the associa-
ton will not be able 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

ALEXANDRIA. VA. July n.-speciaL
The coroner's jury, summoned 10y Cor
oner Kirby 10 investigate the death of
John X. Neyiti. of Halifax. who was
killed yesterday morning at Telegraph
Crossing, as reported, returned verdict
about o'clock yesterday afternoon dee
claring that Mr hewitt met his death boy
being struck by a train on the Washing
ton Southern railroad, and that the ace
cident was due 10 negligence ON the part
of the company officials.
After the inquest the remains were for
warded to Pohick. from which place the
funeral will take place tomorrow after
noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
VIRGINIA SUPREME COURT.
Opinions Handed Down-Wih Ad-
L...r-.. ~. nv.

iourn Day.
Wy THEVILLE. VA. July dl.-SpeciaL-
ia the Supreme Court the following pro
ceed.ngs were had to-day.
Jadse James Keith:
Mullins u.s. Commonwealth county
Court of Dickinson. Reversed.
Surface SIS. Surface. Circuit Court Of
MontFomeiy Affirmed.
Judge CardWcl.
Hudson SIS. Max Meadows Land and
Improvement Company Circuit Court
Wythe. Reversed.
Wright. assignee. rs. Vaughan. Hust-
ings Court CITY Roanoke. Affirmed.
stuart IS. Pervis. Circuit Court Rus
sell. Amended and affirmed.
judge Buchanan;
Martin SIS. South Salem Land Com
pAny. Circuit Court Roanoke. Affirmed
Roller rs. shacklots. ca or. Circuit
Court Rockingham. Writ OF error re-
fused.
Dickinson VS.. Marsh's eX'ors. Circuit
Court smyth Appeal refused
Rrownlngs exors Us. Browning. Peti-
ton 10 rehcar Petition granted.
Court will adjourn tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
APPLICANTS FOR THE BAR.
Young Lawyers Licensed by the Su-
pTpmc Court.

WYTHEVlLLE. va. July I.-Special.
IL was announced to-day that the fol-
loving applicants for admission 90 the
bar had passed the examination for DE-
cense to practice. r. G.. ALTER Charles
Anderson. Alvin r. Foote. George G..
Grattau. Lewis r. Hanckel Isaac j..
uonmcycr Charles G.. Hume, William c.
kean. Floyd W. King John J.. Lea o..
S. Moncure. James Mullen. John II. Not
ungham Robert j. Parrish. Alvin o..
P0rner j. Normn Powell II. IT. shell
tom. George ~ SNpwith. John Henry A..
smith j. Palmer Stacey G.. Wiley
Steams. r. w. Showers Joseph c. Tay-
lor Robert Anderson Watson, D. r.. j..
Wells. Charles T.. Williams. Rush IL.
Williamson. Robert W. Withers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

CLIFTON FORGE. VA. July 1l.-Spe-
ciM The Council deadlock over the
election of town sergeant was not broken
last night The election was postponed
until the next meeting. W. :. Cochran
and v w Wheeler were appointed po-
ncemen.
A committee was appointed 10 purchase
hose-wagon and equipments Tor the
nro company.
A census of the town was ordered 10 be
taken at once and J. l.. Miner appointed
census taker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
EIGHTEEN YEARS FOR ASSAULT
The New City Council Of Roanoke
Elects City Officers.

ROANOKE ". July u.-spoclaL-
Charles Farmer the colored youth who
was indicted Saturday for criminal ass
saut ON a little ten-yoar-old white girl
named Dodd was to-day sentenced TO
eighteen years in the pcnitcnuary.
Public sentiment is very much against
the relatives with which the little girl
lived IL is understood that two Of the
jurors were in favor of hanging.
The new city Council held its first meet
ing tonight and officers were elected as
follows: city Engineer James II. VIM
gate: city Physician DR. r. w. Fry
Sanitary Inspector w. H. Lookabill.
Pound Master and Blacksmith, w. NJ.
Miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

WEsTOVER VA. July n.-Special-
The much-needed rains which have fallen
lately. while delaying thrcshing. have ma
terially benefited the corn crop.
The condition of M's A. II. Drewry
which al one time occasloned some
anxiety among her friends has greatly
improved and she IS as well as could be
expected after her great bereavement
Mr. James T.. Harrison and wife, OF
Danvlle and Mr.. G.. h. Wexford and
wife. of "Sabin Hall" are at "Westover'
where they will remain for several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
THE PETITION FOR PRICE.
II was Numcrously Signed at Green
BAY bY CiliZens.

GREEN BAY. VA. July Special -
Mr. A. j. Price. brother of Thomas W.
Price. who is sentenced ~ Doe hanged
for the murder Of Hail Carter. was I'm
tho village to-day securing signatures 10
a petition asking for % Communication of
ms brothers. sentence.
Mr. Price has petition signed by over
SIX hundred citizens of the county and
DIS sIu securing signatures.
every citizen of this place signed the
peutlOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

ABOUT a quarter to y last night the
roor Of porch of the stone house at
rorest-Hu Park was found TO be on
nre. The flames were extinguished by
members of the F5rest-Hil Park Amuse-
ment Company after burning good
sized mole I'm the roof. The damage
amounted TO only a few dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

.,,ob nronortions that arrangements were
-. Cor q post-ofice. which may DE seen
~ tbe right OF the road leading TO beuian
nan IL b small but sufficient, ABOUT j.
f,et bv or 5. square roof ana pdiil,e'
white over the door is the legehd' 9H'-
Ion Post-ohice.'
,r,~ee hundred Yards from the temple
win the golden crown stands falhe,
,,,,osins building Of brick. with DlOau
,erandas and dormer windows
tgbtful landscapes reach away from
three sides OF this building whicn
,,,rned Bethesda for pool by the sleep
market I'm Jerusalem.
Mn. ,.as N be the corner stone OF
petbesda Tor flint would httngiy typily
the enduring qualities OF the bioi-'
Ei,eo which frowns over the middle Sec
i'l, ~ Moosohead Lake. IS flint from
b3se 10 crown I'm Olden days we
moro famous than the old red pipe-stoho
quarry of Lake Superior as rendezvous
fo. the Indians OF the Algonquin FANNY
nsef IN tourney there for spear ana ar.
rovheads Somehow the proprietor OF
tbo bip hotel named for this purge OF
flint heard that Mr.. Sanford was 'V"N'"7
for a chunk OF flint large enous" lo'
corner stone. and he had DC qul'l''1.
Down the lake IL went and over 1lo i'i'9
TO the town of Lisbond Falls from "ntl0
10 was teamed 20 the hill OF sanq al SiH-
loh Its arrival was the slgnal LOT an
unsual festival Of prayer. Work OF cor
struction was fastened. and shoft'y al
The boom Of the inst gun In me war WI"
spain tho building was finished be'nes-
IA Is for the women students us Vo''
was something over $1,000
A HOSPITAL TOO.
workmen are now engaged on a stone
building which is 20 be used as a nos
pltal. This Mr. Sanford expects VIII De
finished late IN the fall TWO SIDES OF
large addition 10 the temple are also
nearly finished and when THIS u com
pleted the main structure on the hlil'
which will be a quadrangle with Two
sides and a centre tower, VIII nave ac-
combinations for 500 persons ana SIMON
viii have over SEQ coo worth Of buildings
dedicated "a the work OF the Holy Ihost
and Us" society.
Ministers Of the order are now engaged
in every State OF the Union and In Eng
land. No money Is solicited no tuition
fee Is charged for the stay Of tho Bioie
students az Beulah NH, anu tntt" are
over 100 there now. God, so Mr.. SANFORD
saws. has never failed 70 send money
when money Is required. but no money.
farms or chattels are taken unless given
with full faith and belief in the princi-
pies OF the Holy Ghost andlUs' organi-
cation.
GODS PROPERTY.
Asked who owned the property on
Beulah hill. Mr.. Sanford promptly an
swered:
God owns all
And who is Gods trustee
81 am. and should I die. the next 10
me as representative OF the Holy Ghost
ana Us society would by arrangements
IN the deeds take my place"
Then in case Of your death MIS- san
ford. or any other heir, could not claim
the shiloh property?
"Not 50 much as single orla piece ef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
Railroad Banquet.

ROANOKE. VA, July ii.-Special-
The railroad officials of the Norfolk ana
Western rendered the retiring Nlce-Pre-
sldont and General Manager Barr ban
qut at Hotel Roanoke tonight
About forty officials were present
among whom were all the superinten-
dents. L. f. Johnson, Mr.. Bars sue
cess0r, was present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
No smaiirox in Bedford.

BEDFORD CITY. July ii.-special-
Inc reported case OF genuine smallpox
az horeb. Bedford county. turns out TO
De nothing but chickenpox. There are
tour cases OF the latter disease At tho
house OF Brose Thaxton. at Horeb.
Or E. w. Davis. who has charge Of
the patients. and who has had consid-
cradle experience with smallpox, says u
Is not that disease
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
MUNYON'S HEALTH DRINK.
A Little Tablet which Makes "a Bub-
bling Beverage.

Professor Munyon. IN striking and
artistic booklet which Is Just being as
irIbuted 20 the public. says that doctors
and scientists have given much atten-
lion TO the subject OF food. but recent
opldcmics caused by impure water prove
concluslvcly that the question Of what
we should drink IS equally as important
az what We should eat" The booklet.
which IS brightly illustrated introduces
Munyou's new Health Drink, a delicious
refreshing and invig0ratins beverage,
for which numerous curative properties
are claimed the leading being that II
will relieve headache, indigestion and
ordinary stomach troubles. The sim
plicity Of the drink Is It's chief feature,
as 10 IS but q little tablet which is simp-
ly put in any kind Of water. or as "a
termed in the booklet. eft is q fountain
in tablet" This convenience Us readily
recognized as there IS no preparation
and one can have a delicious drink. an
appetizer. stimulant or restorative. no
matter where they are. an home in the
office in the field, on the water or on
the cars. Professor Munyon also claims
in This booklet that those who use this
tablet may have no further fear % finn
pure water no matter where obtained
from river creek, pump or sprinss-as
the tablet will destroy AN impuri--s and
KIN AN disease germs.
The tablets are put up I'm handy little
Walls which may Doe carried in the vest
pocket thus making them very con-
vcnient 90 travellers. bicyclers. athletes,
outing parties and those engaged i'm field
sports Munyous Health Drink Tablets
may Doe obtained I'm all drug stores and
mo- doubt viii meet with the success that
his other woll-known preparations have
achieved As a beverage the tablet is
placed in fun glass of water which inn
mediatcly bubbles. is given tempting
flavor and makes n most pleasant cucnch
FOR the thirst. A tablet also gives zest
Of its own 10 "a cold cup Of tea. while IL
is also asserted that ono taken boo glass
of hot water just before retiring Will
assure "a good nights rest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
Tyler in Wythevjlle.

wYTHEVILLE. VA. July ll.-Speclal.
Governor Tyler Is here visiting Colonel
". o. Moore. OF his his stan. A great
zeal OF talk Is heard regarding the Gov
errors senatorial race
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
Williamsburg Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. July ii.-spe-
clai-Captaln H. W. Lane. Nj L.. W.
Lane and Mr. B d. Peachy left this
morning FOR Norfolk in response to a tele-
szs@ announcing that Captain Lane
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
Dr Browns Condition

ASHLAND, VA. July n.-specisl.-Rev
A. G.. Brown has passed a restless day
hut at this hour IS quiet and resting
more comfortably. lie Is not as we'll as
he was yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

daugl ter. Mrs q. r. Lamb was at the
point of death.
The condition of Mrs w. g. Johnston
is more favorable to-day and the respects
arc bright for her carly recovery all
though not set out of danger.
Mr. T. @. Peachy who is quite ill at
the Colonial lnn is reported as better to-
94r-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
HOLMES MAY RECOVER.
The Norfolk and Ocean View Accident
was Unavoidable.

NORFOLK. VA, July ll.-special.-
r.. Holmes (colored) whose both legs
were crushed by the Ocean View train
winch ran over him last night. Is SUI
fering greatly at 81. Vincents Hospital.
yet awe slight hopes Of his recovery
are entertained to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

Jar, Lancaster Williams, president Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

As soon as the snow began 10 vanish
I'm the spring of 1896 Mr. SANFORD
announced 20 some half dozen
coworkers that the time for build
ing temple had arrived. IL
was March. and the new society was
not possessed of money enough TO BUY
hen coop. a few who had not been rllly
imbued with the essence Of the ne"
faith asked how a building was to be
erected without money They were told
by Mr.. Sanford that II the Holy Ghost
and Us" society believed ana ola rs
part God would surely do the rest NO
further doubts were expressed. ano one
morning. the 3lst Of March, 1895, a wheel
barrow. picks, and shoyels were secured
and Mr.. Sanford. with five followers be-
gan digging for the foundation OF the
present temple. which IS called The
Truth"
borious work. but ne kept at It without
complaint and on July 4th of the same
year the place was ready for the laying
of the corner stone, which is OF white
marble. Information OF the undertaking
having gone out, the postmaster at Dur
ham was kept unusually busy sorting
mail for the colony at Shiloh. Checks
and money orders came with a dow as
steady as the run OF the Androscoggin.
and the most amazing mystery connect
ed with the whole proceeding Is that
these checks and money orders came al
WAYS lust in time 10 pay bill.
MANY APPLICANTS.
The temple was finished In the spring
OF 1874 and dedicated with prayers and
hosannas. From all over the country
came letters applying for admission to the
nav Ribla school The daily mail grew TO
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
ON THE CONTINENT.

Inst. Petersburg Is the largest bronze
statue In existenee-that of Peter the
Great, which weighs 1000 tons.
A recent census of Paris shows that
there are no fewer than i7.735 doctors
In that city.
The sultan OF Turkey spends more
for hts table thar any ether human be-
ing of modern or ancient times G i.00o
daily.
Collins In Russia arn never covered
with black. II The sieseasca isG child,
pink Is ased; II = wesaaA. crimson.
through fof widow they use brown.
In Paris and other large towns In
France. female lssotblacks are increas.
ing In number. They wsar q secaliar
garb, not uieiikc that of sistera pt mercy,
which renders their appearance rather
neat and attractive. Not few among
them attend TO their work with glovrS
hands.
In France there are GOOD. 600 xmokers
and of every - fhefe are eight who
smoke n pipe, Eve who smoke cigars
end only two who ase eigareftex. s1iil.
they use more than soe. 900 niRa-
rcites q year. or enough 10 90 around
the world 500 times II they were pIacsd
end " end n lfnx.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
THE PRESIDENTS VACATION.
" an spend q CoapIc Of Weeks Scek-
iRE Rest at Hst Springs, Va,
ArrtvtaE To-day.

Washington, May 0,-pTesidcut aud
Mrs. Mckinley left this city last night
fo= a vacation Of week or ten days
at Hot Springs, Va. The trip was made
in IA hnndfomeiy-rquippcd special
tain. which left here at p:t5 O'Clock,
over the Chesapeake q Ohio railroad,
and IL scheduled 10 arrive nt the
Springs about eight o'clock this MORN
ing. The president aud Mrs. Mckinley
occupied the private ear Cleopatra,
which was attached 90 the rrar Of the
train, the remainder Of the special bc-
.ng made up Of the compartment ear
Patagonia aud the combination smuk-
iri, nnd haggHRr car Atlantic. The
train was equipped with every con-
yrnienec for the comfort OF the tray-
elCrs.
The party included also Mr.. George
u. Cortelynu, the assistant secretary
10 The president; Mr.. and Mrs. y. VI.
BiAcy, and Mr.. liarncs, Of the White
House clerical force.
The president health Is good, but
ho feels the need Of restand recreation,
and hence oil official business during
kih absence will bc attended 10 ga far
as possible at the White HOUSE. While
nj the SPrings the party will stay at
''rhc Homestead" where Secretary
and Mrs. Gage are now located, for
weeks stay.
Secretaries Algcr and Wilson and
Adjt.-Gcn. COrbn and friends were at
tile station. and remained until the
train departed
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
THE COLLINS FURNACE SOLD.
A ~ Indicate Vf Eastern Capitalists
Makes Extensive Purchases iR
Pennsylvania Iron Fields.

BelIefonte, Pa. May s.--An extensive
deal Va the iron industry has been
practically closed here by which syn
dictate Of eastern capitalists viii be-
cumc owners of the Collins FURNACE,
the l5O-ton plant built here by Collins
i,rothcrs In 1857 and which has been
Idle since 1870. The new company yes
tVrday also purchased the extensive ore
mines of the Carnegie Co, at Scotia, 10
miles west Of here, W. well as the ofa
rights ON hundreds Of acres Of land.
The p-iee paid could no; be iesTa,4i,
hut II Is known TO I've large. j. W.
Gtphart, Of pcllcfonte. general super.
intepdrnt of the Central railway Of
r,nnsylvania, negotiated the deal. and
he will be president and general man.
agcr of the company. II II the inten.
tiou to have the fmrnsce In blast by
July !. Operations will be resumed
within ten days at the orrmines, which
have been idle six months. Work will
b. given TO over 500 men. The new
company will be known as the Belle
fontc Company
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
Offers In THE WATER.

otterp arr properly branch of the
weasel tribe and do not differ from sha
saile. Though their toes are wehbed.
they can climb, dig, run. have sharp
teeth and " they want can kill aud
g.zt rats. birds and rabbits.
The speed of an otter under water
iS amazing. Fish have no chance
against them. In some places In India
offers Rrs kept by the natives 10 iish
for them. They are tied up 10 stakes
like dogs, when not working. wear
plated straw collars and aerm happy.
In tifnea OF famine etsers have been
known 20 afteck hen roosts. sinc5R eEd
even lasaisss III she water they swtss 20
easily scarcely ripple marks fhslf
progress. Offers do not take naturally
10 the water as do young ducks, but
have TO he faugft how 20 Awiin BY thris
nnxicuH parents.
0sxsrs are very aniable and usaks
good pets. In dispusision they ara
something between . kitten mud .
dsshshund. and the eniy complaints
against them are that they will not sid
siili NOR 20 TO siexp like . dog or oar.
and that when once they ct ints the
wstss 4 h hard - mAks thsm com<
po4
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
EnnrrnN INrE1.I.IGENcI.

Mai Arruciles aud Lieut.. llcrnal, the
Filipino rn,oys, have abandoned the
pretcusc, under which they camr to
Gen, Otis, that they represented Gen.
Antonio Lama, and announced that they
rnme 90 representatives uf AEuinHldu
himself The conferences thus far have
btsu fTuitly.s. The American forces
under Gen. Hale were driving the enc
uy toward san Fernando.
The troops ~ Mui. Cen. MncArthur's
division entered san Fernando and
found that thc place had been e,acu.
utcd hy the Fliplnos. and thus the town
WAS huruiug President S.'hnrmnu. "i
the American philippin" commission.
tT'i,irti so iirrTi'jra, Airi[inirv tire Uriirr
ur the commission that Aguiuuldu wul
about ready 60 surrender.
The newly appointed Spanish minister
TO thr United states the Duke q hrcos,
left Madrid for Washington.
The French minister NJ war, NJ. dg
Frryciuci, resigned Boz consequence uf
-! treatment received from the CHAIN
her % d,pulic,.
Gen. Guerra. who siartcl a. rryulutiun
10 Venezuela last February, is now a
fugitive.
Imrrllp robbed the hraarh ut prcs.
den, ont. ~ tine Canadian iauk Of Com.
mrrcr ~ $4,000
Ad,icca ium IHuiln .ay tlut tpclcar
the Filjrluus out of ErrHlur, uhuui five
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

Quccn Victoria has seen every throne
In the world vacated nt least once and
some of them several times.
Gov. Roosevelt, OF New York, In de-
nying a pardon to wife bcntcr, has de-
clarcd himself in favor OF the whipping
post
The government has decided 10 estab.
lish a military post ut Pyramid harbor
in Alaska. This harbor In on Chilkat in-
let. near Chilkat village.
Scientists Of Europe are much inter.
esied In new cure for consumption
discovered By Prof. vincent CeFselio, of
Italy. II IL said TO be o success.
The total mineral production Of Cali
fornla for isos is valued az Sa7,2sp07p
The gold product Is placed at st5,9o6,.
s7s, slight increase over 1891.
Commissioner General Peek has se-
cured 5000 additional feet Of space at
the Paris exposition. TO he devoted 10
The display Of American bicycles.
Brig:Ge Thomas NJ. Anderson, who
has returned recently from the Philip.
pines. has been assigned 10 the com
niRnd of the department OF the lakes.
Gov. stephens has signed bill re-
quiring that all BARRIERS working in Mis-
souri, procure licenses and providing n
state board Of inspection 90 pass on aE'-
pllcants.
The National Afro-Ametican Council
has issued proclamation calling upon
the coloFcd people of the United States
to sei apart Friday. June Q, as day of
fasting and prayer.
The chewing gam trust is now an ac-
rotnplished fact, under the name Of the
Consolidated Gum company. ineorpo-
rated under the laws Of New Jersey ard
capitalized at so.ooo,0Oo.
The military order OF the I<syaf rs
gion OF the United States held its annual
election In New York and Rear Adrnirai
Winfield s. schiey, United States navy,
was chosen commander.
The United States cable steamer
IsooisrF sailed from New York for Ma
aila 20 connect hy cable all the prin-
eipal points 10 the Philippines. The
Hooker was formerly the Pnnaina. one
Of the iirat prices captured In the SPAN
lab war.
Nebraska citlsens eabled $3.50 TO the
suTgeon OF the First NehrnxIsa rcgi-
meat, Manila, 10 be used ~ q hasFttai
fund for the siek and wounded Ne
brnska soldiers, the regiment having
suffsred more than any Other dastnx
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-05-11

Formal Orders were issued hy secre-
hu Iuuy. uu the ,th. directing Rear.
Admiral John &. Watson tu urucrrd 10
Muuiig &C. relieve Admiral pywry ua
lumnuudrr-iu-chiyf OF thr Asiutic
station. who will return home. at his
uNu request. co. soun as tlr work II
the Filipino commission. ui which he
o. 70 mrmb,r. b. completed.
Tr,g..,.cu. Grurgr ". Davis. nupuiut.
.d t, succeed Mai ten. Gu, \. Hpury
70. mutnr, governor uf Porto Rico. ur.
rived ut san Juan. Oh the ,,h. con board
the United States transport NrI'hrr-
.ru lie vas welcomed ny the insuinr
secretaries and officials of Porto Rico
ai.u san Juan.
Auotbrr meeting of ciiil,ns anposrd
10 ia. continuation nf ,,gr boz the phil.
iuuiucs is ia a.. held in Chicago before
lie end OF the month. limitations 10
attend ty. 10 l,,, ISSUED iu all lo,,rrnurs
nuc s.untyr- who bov, gouc ou record
~ bcinp opposrd in the lighting IN the
rsciflc islands
gl,e Ner,h,.sst.r,, pIy,, Mauuiae-
tllr,rs' nssariutiui mot ut the Grrnt
N,,rtt,r,, b,t,l ip ft,i,,,., an tn, stb
n was unnulpousiy voted that the nd.
y.,,cr in prirr of raw material Il No
crr.t t,,yt "a ,,.r ,rst shnuId ~. added
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