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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-12
A DESPERATE ATTACK.
The Knitting Mills at Weldon Go Into
Operation.

WELDON. y. c.. oct. 11.-Special.-Mr
Frank Williams, who was i'm charge Of
the Weldon Corn Mills. made narrow
escape from being cut to death by an
unknown negro early this morning. Tho
negro appeared al the mill and demanded
a bag OF meal and a sack of -four. Mr.
Williams refused 10 comply with the re-
quest. and the negro pulled out a knife
and made a desperate attack. cutting the
young mans clothes from the collar 10
the waist. Mr.. Williams managed 10 get
his gun. The negro then ran. The gun
was snapped twice az the desperate viii
lian as he ran of but failed 10 fire. Mr..
williams then discovered that the shells
had been removed. The negro escaped
and has not been captured.
The knitting mill here started up this
morning IN good shape. IL is equipped
with electric lights and all modern i'm
movements
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-12
A Reported Hold Tn.

Investigation was made last night In re
gard 10 the report that Mr.. L. b. Saund-
ers. OF this city. was held-up on Tenth
street Tuesday morning early by two foot
pads and robbed OF 49, but nothing could
be learned TO substantiate the rumor At
the police stations the officers said that
nothing OF the kind had been reported 20
them. and that they thought there was
nothing in the report
There is only one Mr.. L. y. Saunders
in the city Directory. and he lives on the
corner OF Randolph and Taylor streets.
and is put down as an engineer at thu
Eclipse Laundry. No. 1901 west Main
street.
A call was made at his home. but no
one there had heard anything Of the oc-
currence and said that II must be a mis-
take. Mr.. Saunders was absent from home
at that time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-12
THE GOODS GIVEN BACK.
Judge WaddilI Grants Mrs. DudIey's
Petition-Receiver Appointed. -

Judge waddin, OF the United States
District Court yesterday granted the APP
plication OF Fannie NJ. Dudley, asking
that the goods recently attached by Dep
uiy United States Marshal West, be re-
stored to her custody. upon the filing of
bond until the matter has been adjudi-
Gated.
Judge Waddill granted the petition and
placed the amount Of the bond at $1,000.
Mr. o. II. Martin. OF Newport News, is
attorney for Mrs. Dudley.
The case grew out OF the bankrupt pro-
ceedings OF w. II. Dudley, who kept a
grocery store and saloon In Newport
News. After his failure he continued to
conduct business under the firm name
OF w. H. Dudley. agent. The stock was
then attached. but Is claimed by Mrs.
Fannie NJ Dudley. wife OF w. III. Dudley.
as her property.
The petitioner in the proceedings is Col.
]. ii. Barker. trustee.
James H. Knots was yesterday appoint
ed receiver by the United States District
Court in the mater OF Il. b. Wilson. bank
rupt. commercial stock broker, trading as
II. Il. Wilson e. Co Bond was executed
in the sum Of sloOO with the Fidelity and
Deposit Company Of Maryland az surety.
Discharge was granted to Andrew Nj.
Faizey bankrupt, OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-12
OBITU AIRY.
A Ilitflc Girl.

News of the death of the little five-year-
old daughter Of colonel and Mrs j. IL.
Mercer. OF Philadelphia, was received here
Yesterday with sorrow and regret by Col
onel MERGERS many friends mere.
Colonel Mercer is A well-known Philadel-
phia travelling man. who freouertiy VS.
its this city. He was Informed or the
death OF his child by wire and left for
home Oh the noon train yesterday
Mrs. II. ". Dew.
Mrs. II. W. Dew died at her home IN
Lynchburg yesterday evening.
She had been critically i'll for the last
four weeks and her sister. Mrs. George
West, OF this city. left for Lynchours
yesterday. but IL Is thought that she did
not reach the city before Mrs. Dew
death.
Mrs. Dew WAS Miss BEETLE Braxton, of
Old Church. Hanover county and the
daughter Of DR.. w. T. Braxton. OF that
place.
The funeral notice will be given later.
Mrs. Mary Page Nelson.
BERRYVILLE. VA, Oct. 1l.-Special.-
Mrs. Mary Page Nelson. widow OF the
late Capt. VIM. ~ Nelson. OF Lindon.
Clarke county, died AT her home Tuesday
morning after a protracted Illness, aged
seventy-two years Mrs. Nelson was a
daughter OF william Byrd Page. and
granddaughter OF John Page. OF Page
Brook. and was closely related 10 the
Byrds and Pages OF Virginia.
She leaves one son, Thomas NJ Nelson,
Of Clarke county. and two daughters. Mrs.
John Wolfork. OF Clarke county. and Mrs.
Turpin. Of Macon. Ca.
The interment viii be in the grave yard
at the old Chapel on Thursday.
PR. Jones.
DANVTLLE. VA, Oct n.--special MIR
p. r. Jones. druegst and president OF
the Bank Of Danvllle. prominent and
well-to-do citizen, died at o'clock this
morning from heart disease. He had
been seriously III for ten days past. He
was a prominent Mason. being past
master aud past eminent commander.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens aud Other Ma't""~.

Citizens aud Other Ma't""s.
Mr.. william King, Jr.. OF Lynchburg.
Is in the city.
Mr. T. c. Pelouze Is confined TO his bed
with chills and fevers.
Mr. W. +. Smith. Of Rothert Co. IS
out after an illness Of several days.
The Circuit Court Of Richmond will
open Monday with a fairly large docket.
Mrs. /. ". Crump Of Chesterfield is
quite sick at her residence near Wise
Vile
Mrs. L. Funk. who has been quite sick.
IS slowly convalescing at her home In
Paramount.
Or. J. W. Southau. superintendent Of
Public Institution. left yesterday morning
for Blackstone.
Miss Inez Waller Is quite sick ut the
residence OF he~ parents. So Sprirg
street. with malarial fever
Mrs. VI. A. Allen. Of No. POI south Third
street. who has been confined 10 her room
for two weeks, is still quite sick.
Mr. George W. Bradley Is quite sick
AZ his residence. No. 10l north Twenty
fifth street. with malaria fever.
Colonel j. d. Brady. Collector Of Inter
cent illness and is again at his Office.
Miss Mary Bullock. OF Home Place. who
has been attending the Womans Christian
Temperance Union Convention in Alexan-
dria. has returned home.
Mrs. Marsh and her daughter. Mrs. May
NJ. Foster. Of Kentucky, who have been
visiting Mrs I. G. West. of west Grove
road. who are now in New York. will leave
there on the 14th for Philadelphia. to at
tend the National Export Exposition.
There will be n called meeting OF the
Homeopathetic Free Dispensary Auxiliary
this afternoon at 40 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs Virgie Peasants. Twen-
tv-eighth and Franklin. All members are
urged to attend promptly. as business of
Importance IS 10 be transacted
Richmonders in New York.
NEW YORK, oct 1l.-Spec,al.-Rich-
mond arrivals: Grand Unoin-E. II.
Bell. Imperial-T X. Parish. Holland
f. w. Scott. Marlborough-S. Rosendorf.
Cadillac-W. D. Meyer, Miss c. VanVort,
Miss Morris
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CANNON SHOT
AND BUNTING
CONTINUED from First Page)


the Memorial Association on their Deco
ration Day, there being large assembly
Of citizens, veterans and ladies' or the
auxiliary. The graves of our dead In
the Soldiers Cemetery were appropriate
~ decorated and very encouraging initia-
tory steps were taken looking to the or
ganization of new camp.
Il participated with Stonewall Jackson
Camp. of Staunton, in a notable obser-
vance OF Stonewall Day, the 2lst OF jan
uary. Comrade DR.. Hunter Mcclure. the
medical director of General Jackson, was
present and delivered an address upon
the life and character Of the grand sol
der which will never be forgotten by the
large numbers who heard 1t. Although
there was no charge nearly 800 was left
I'm the charity boxes al the door and with
the ladies' I'm the lunch room, near by,
which was a Godsend to some sick and
needy veterans. l mention this as a sug-
gestion TO other Camps. who may need
funds for a similar purpose.
81 will also call attention to another
portrait presentation Of h. Il. Lee Camp,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-12

Is now in session in this city. Many
teachers are i'm attendance.
A match game of football VIII be play
ed between Roanoke College and Wash
ingtou and Lee University AT Lexington on
next Saturday. IAN. and on the following
Monday, 18th, also at Lexington, Roanoke
College will play the Virginia Military
Institute. Roanokes team has been well
trained The line up IS: Buck. center;
McCllntic. right guard: Moss, left guard;
Patterson. right tackle; Lemon left
tackle: Ilecke right guard; Woodrum,
LEFT guard: Hall. right half back; WILSON,
Ccapt) left half back. Spencer, quarter
back. Bear, full back.
4 new sidewalk Of v.trihcd brick has
lust been laid I'm West Salem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-12
BROKE HIS NECK.
John w. Tyler Falls Fifty Feet and
Strik e. on His Head

Mr.. John w. Tyler. a carpenter I'm the
employ OF w. A. Chesterman x CO.. con-
tractors. fell from a building on which he
was at work at the Richmond Locomotive
and Machine Works at 2:3O o'clock yes
terday afternoon He dropped fifty feet
and struck on his head and the physicians
late last night thought the fall broke the
unfortunate mans neck
Immediately after the accident the city
ambulance, In charge OF DR.. j. G.. Goode,
responded To call. The unconscious
form was placed I'm the ambulance and
removed TO tho city almshOuse. where
the patient VS. operated upon by Or.
John G. Trcvilian. surgeon In charge and
Drs Brock. Cunningham and Goode
Mr.. Tyler's skull was found 20 be frac-
fured and II was trephined. The conciu-
,ion was reached that his neck had been
broken.
DR.. CUNNINGHAM. who has the patient
under his care. thinks there Is little
chance for his recovery. He was alive
At an early hour this morning. howeyar.
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Men who 40 out fishing in an open boat
in the midst of binding storm and enjoy
il, must be strong and healthy and are
pretty sure to live 10 a ripe old age. I'M
fortunately, the rush and hurry Of modern
business life will not permit the average
man TO take frequent outdoor exercise.
In lieu of life spent partly in the woods
and on the water, man must and some
kind Of medicine to tone up and invigoratc
him and incite the vital organs of his body
10 the faithful performance Of their normal
functions. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery IS the only thoroughly effective
medicine for this purpose. It's principal
action is upon the organs that feed the
blood, the stomach the large intestnes and
the liver. II facilitates the flow of the di-
gestive juices in the stomach and the
production of healthy chyle in large guam
titles in the large intestines. IL invigorates
the liver and purihes and enriches the
blood. When the blood is rich and pure
the old, inert tissues throughout the body
are torn down and replaced by new aud
healthy flesh tissues and nerve fbers. II
mans blood is filled with the rich, pure
elements Of health, he can get along with
scanty amount Of exercise. Disease germs
can gain no foothold in his system.
81 had catarrh for several wears and then the
grip aud also had a hemorrhage from the
i @ao writes RI M h,a I , P.s Of ssne
attention. but il could bring only partial relief.
had more hemorrhages. ! took twenty-five or
thirty bottles Of medicines but continued TO have
spells of bleeding. commenced taking d..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Or.
Ssge's catarrh Remedy. used eight bottles
and have been able 10 do any kind OF labor Tor
more than twelve mouths. owe my life to Or.
PieTce's medieiaes."
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v. M. l.. 80. WASH. AND LEE, O.
The Varsity Men Outclassed by the
Cadet Team.

LEXINGTON. VA, Oct. u.-Special.-
The first football game Of the season be-
tween the Washington and Leo University
and Virginia Military Institute teams took
place this afternoon on the grounds OF
the latter resulting in score OF 80 to
in favor OF the cadets
From the first of the game II was evil
dent that the soldier boys would sore
a great victory. Their rushes could not
be overcome by the Varsity. Their tack
ling was also superior The Varsity team
lacked training.
Lee. Bledsoe and Mcconnell did the best
work for the University, their fort being
tackling. For the Institute X. Montgom-
cry Gettis. Biscoe and Miller were the
star players. Montgomery eighty yard
run and touchdown was a beauty but
was not allowed because Of foul lie was
twice tackled. but escaped. The lineup
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-12
GENERAL CARR ROBBED.
I hi.,c, Enter His Bedroom and Steal
Valuable Jcwclry.

DURHAM. y G.. oct. Il.-special.-
Thieves entered the residence and bed
room o. General J. 5 Carr last night and
stole s.. 20 worth OF JcNelry. No clue as
yef
They also entered the residence Of Judge
r. " Winston and took jewery This
latter was found IA the back yard OF the
residence.
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Richmonders i'm New York
Labor Commissioning.

NORFOLK. VA, oct 11.-Special.-
Chief-of-Police Kizer. Of Norfolk, seen
to-day in regard to the published report
that his appointment as Labor Commits
sioner was being urged, said that he is in
no sense a candidate for the Commission
ership soon to be vacated by the resig-
nation of Mr.. A. =. Montague.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-12

John 4. McCall. the well known New
York theatrical manager. was married to
William Donald Carmichael. The wedding
was a quiet one, only immediate relatives
being present.
Miss McCaun has lived in this State
with relatives since her fathers death,
some years ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-12
BOSTON. y: Philadelphia. o.

BOSTON. October il.-Timely and con-
secutive hitting by the Bostons in the
fifth inning scored the only two runs to-
day. S.ahrs phenomenal catch of seem
ingly sure threc-bagger of Flick In the
eighth inning saved az least one run, and
probably the game for Boston. The game
was called IN the eighth on account OF
darkness. Attendance. 100
Score. Is ii'b.
PHILADELPHIA ........ 100000 60 0
Batteries: willis and Sullivan; Fraser
and McFarlapd Umprcs-Emsle and
DWyer Time. $50.
Brook 'vn, =: New York, =.
NEW YORK. October 1.-THE season
closed here to-day with game with
BROOKLYN. the latter winning. The game
was called on account OF darkness. At
tendance. $50
Score: n mr..
New York ..............O O01 % 3
Brooklyn ............... 80 OK IL
Batteries: Carrick and Warner; Reidy
and Farrell. Omplres'-Cohhoiy anu
Hunt Time. 1.o5.
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CAPTAIN PATT0N'S FUNERAL.
Porto Ricans at Noanoke College
Football with Lexington

SALEM VA. Oct 10.-Special.-The
funeral services OF Captain VIM. F. Pat
ton. OF Radford. Virginia. took place this
evening. His remains were inferred in
East Hill Cemetery. He was a gallant
Confederate soldier, and beloved by all
who knew him.
Senior Eugene Amadeo. OF Porto Rico,
entered Roanoke College to-day, making
the fourth Porto Rican at the College
The Teachers Institute. which meets
every year in some part Of this district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-12
Colone, wickham Improving,

Colonel W =. wickham. though still
seriously 81. isIreported az improved IT
is not expected that he will be abb q" re-
sumo his duties until In Noveinbos. 10
has been removed from Ijickofy H.!l 10
hi residence at Gen'to. Po'ilatup county
Lurins Colonel Wickham's Illness Mr.
= cardwell Is acting as referee IN
.ankrupicy,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-12
VIRGINIA PLAYS
PENNSYLVANIA
Scored a Touchdown in the Last
Half.
GERSTLE MAKES A FINE PLAY
Slammed Tn the Ball and Ran Like a
Scared Deer, Outfooting the
Pennsylvanians in Fine
Siylc-Score, :I3 100 e

PHILADELPHIA. october 1.-THE
University Of Virginia to-day SURPRISED
themselves possibly more than they did
the three thousand spectators by scoring
! "A touchdown on the University OF Penn
svlvania half minute before time WAS
called. the final score being. University OF
Pennsylvania, %; University OF Virginia
G. II was the same old trics which was
4 worked on Pennsylvania by Lafayette IN
1896. when the latter DEBATED the RED ana
Eme eleven by the score of TO 4.
Coombs had kicked the ball TO Cole
man on Vlrginia's .SO-yard line. Coleman
carried it back five yards. Virginia
SPARED for wind On the next lineup
the virginia quarter signalled tackles
left" The tackles dropped TO the leit
end of the SOutherners line. and W.
Gardiner. Pennsylvania left end. allow
ed himself 10 be caught by the TICK ana
swung over back Of Pennsylvania fght
end. The ball was snapped back ana the
Red and Blue line swerved toward VIZ
ginia's left end. Gerstle came IKE
hurricane grasped the ball from smiley
ana skirting Pennsylvania lett end was
off like a fash and running IKE scared
deer never allowed ue PENNSYLVANIA
runners 10 get within 20 yards OF NM
Coleman kicked the goal
After all. Captain Hareis deireciiy re-
sronsibie for the touchdown virginia
onl,. wanted 10 play Il minutes In we
second half. and Hare insisted on ~ mn
,ites They finally compromised on h'2
minutes. and the touchdown was scored
after the Is minutes OF play
Th. Virginia boys were unable 10 make
any impression on Pennsylvania Inc.
PENNSYLVANIA. Position Nfglnla
r Gardiner...... IL. ~ ..............N wins
Zimmerman ....... l.. T....Pinkerton anu
Hendricks.
Desitver. Hare. L. 9. ............. Moore
Acknowledgement. Centre ...........f arrar
McCracken ........R. G.............. frehch
shower ..............R. T............. Lloyd
Hodge. Stehte ......R. E....lyman' Iaylor
Gardner. J...... "a. B...........s smiley
Kennedy. Smith IL H. B.........M MALLORY.
Reueensberg .....R. II. B..........Gerstle
Coombs .............F B.......... Coleman
Final score-Pennsylvania, 30; virginia
&. Observation-Disclosures 3: shower. -
Peugenberg, ] Gerstle /. Goals from
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8: Coleman, !. Time
of halves-2O and l7la minutes. Referee
John II. Minds, of Pennsylvania. I'M
pire-Harrv Williams. of Yale. Lineman-
John H. Hedges. of Pennsylvania. Attend
ance, 1000
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where They Play To-Day

Philadelphia ~ Boston.
Baltimore at Brooklyn
New York at Washington.
Cincinnati at Cleveland.
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With the Defeat of the Giants in Six
ynping Game-The ~. LouisEin-
cinnati Game Declared on
on Account of Rain,
Standing of the Gu lbs.
Yesterdays Scores.

Boston. 2: Philadelphia, 0.
Brooklyn. Z: New York, 2
Cincinnati-St. Louis. postponed ram
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-12
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II falls
10 cure. T.. w. Groves signature is on
each box, &c.
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Cnrnicl,ncl-MocnrIl

RALEIGH. y. c.. October lin the
recfory OF the Catholic church here this
evening. Margaret. third daughter or Col
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-12
SOVEREIGN REMEDY CO.,
Home Office 1897 Arch Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.

No. ]. at which / was privileged TO be
present The picture was an admirable
likeness of the well-known Richmond sol
der and phianthropist Or. William W.
Parker. The address. intcrspersed with
vocal and instrumental music, together
with the presence of the orphans OF one
Of his benefactions and that OF the veneer
able and benign veteran himself, con-
splred to make an exceedingly interesting
occasion, peculiar indeed 20 this veteran
Camp OF Veterans. ! hope that this re-
ference to these unique entertainments OF
II. Il. Lee Camp, No. / will remind our
comrades throughout The state Of this
greatest Confederate picture gallery IN
the world, and of the offer which the
Camp has made TO other Camps and
friends Of dead Confederate heroes, who
would wish 10 place their portraits there,
to furnish for them this safe ana honor
able depository where they will ever be
viewed with respect and admiration and
preserved as a sacred trust. l desire 10
recOmend to all Of our Camps the cOnsid-
Grafton Of this subject, feature so i'm
portant I'm connection with the history Of
the Confederacy.
Il cannot close this report without BRIEF
reference to the sad and frequent gaps
which our last enemy. death has made in
our ranks during the year just past The
list of our comrades who have fallen IS
too long to give here but they are OF the
best and truest. tried and true when the
conflict ragged, tried and still true during
the long years since, when the cause
that had been lost needed defenders
when those who had stood with them I'm
the fore front of battle. now I'm poverty
and infirmity needed friends We can
but see that more fan each year. The
old grow older. the weak grow weaker,
we fall thicker and faster ana there is
all the more call for loyalty 10 the cause,
fraternity TO our comrades, charity 10
the needy and zeal for our noble Organi-
cation and l feel sure you will lack for
none of these things.
Fraternity and faithfully
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Lee............. fun back ..............klrk
Time of halves. 20 minutes. Umpire, Mr..
Offert. of Princeton. Referee. Captain
Marrow, of V. VI. ]. Linesmen Student
Powell and Cadet Roller. Time-keepers.
Student HI niger and Cadet Marshall. A
good crowd witnessed the game.
Olhcr Games.
Harvard, Al; Amherst o.
Princeton, y; Lafayette, 0.
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"T. G. MORTON.
"Inspector-General.'
TILE HISTORY REPORT.


10 was decided 60 take up the report
Of the Committee on Histories al 10
o'clock tomorrow morning. At that
time DR.. Hunter Mcclure who is I'm at
tendance upon the Grand Camp, will
submit his very interesting report.
A report on good of the Grand Camp
was submitted by fits chairman, VIII
liam Kean recommending that the as
sessment OF members Of subordinate
camps be raised from five TO ten cents:
that the inspector General be given one
or more assistants and the basis OF re-
presentation TO the Grand Camp be one
in each twenty five. instead Of one in fifty.
At the suggestion of Capt. j. Taylor
StrattOn, the report was amended so as
to allow the Inspector General TO appoint
an Assistant in each Congressional Dis
trict, each man to be recommended by
the Camps in his District.
THE NEXT COMMANDER.
The question Of doubling the assess
ments OF the subordinate camps created
long discussion IL was declared that the
camp was in dept and would cease to
exist" unless money could be raised.
The entire report was adopted after
much discussion,
Tonight DR. Hunter Mcclure delivered
his splendid address on Stonewall Jack
son before a large audience.
1t is pretty well settled that General
Stith Boiling OF Petersburg Will be cleo
ted Grand Commander to succeed Col.
]. J. Williams.
Col. Williams has served virtually two
terms, and his health is such as 10 pre-
vent his accepting should he be reelected.
THE MISSING.
Many familiar faces are missing from
the gathering Of the Veterans but the
attendance is fairly good.
The Maple Shades Inn which stands IN
the midst of a beautiful grove, is Of
fetal headquarters. and is enlined by
the presence Of the fair sponsors and
maid Of honor
Mr.. Walter L. Addison formerly OF
Richmond, but now Of Pulaski tonight
presented the sponsors and maids OF
honor to the Grand Camp in an excellent
speech
The Banner carried by the the Sponsors
to-day was presented by the Grand Camp
two years ago 10 Col. Washington Tay-
Tor of Pickett-Buchanan Camp Norfolk
i'm consideration Of his services as quarter
master general of the Grand Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Campbell Of Rich
mond, are attending the sessions Of the
camp.
II. d. p.