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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27

terhasy. : kt6ry obeonie pre-
byws " Anglji, obswisjso sic ares..
towanis lie on 10 ~sfalszowal, ma q.
DAME swych przeloaonyoh, owe do
kumenty ma mOoy ktoryOh preyfus
zostal posadzony o szpiegostwo 1
skazany.
lie tenn jest prawdy Mkt chyba
ME dooieo.e, Esserhazy bowiem lyle
razy ju. kiamal i lyle razy bral roz-
matte iap6wki tel sprawie, il
slusznie redsktor dsiennika ,,Intra
, sigeant", Henryk Roohefort, powie-
dzial, Re takioh iajdak6w, jak Ester
, hazy moana p~ienied.mi do ws.elkioh
zeznah pam6wi6.
Holandja.
Stosownie do korespondencyj spra.
wozdswo6w dziennikarskich z Hagi,
konferencja pokojowa .alatwils dos
tyoho.as nastepujsoe sprawy:
1. Konferencja przyje}a, .rewido-
waaa i spisala .asady ro~.s.er.enia
konwencji genewskiej ma wojne
morska,
2. Konferenoja zrewidowala i jed.
nomyslnie pr.yjeia kodeks zasad
wojennych ma lsdzie, pre-. kt6ry to
kodeks wojna przybierze oharakter
bardziej humanitarny, a jednoo.esnie
kaada re stron walc.aoyoh otr.yms
dokiadny regulamin 90 do obohodze.
mia sic z osobsmi, ME b~ioraoemi u
d.ialu " waloe, Z jehcami wojenny.
mi, szpiegami i pwolnymi ~str.eloa.
mi".
8. Konferencja opraoowa}a ko-
dicks W sprawie miedzynaoodowego
zalatwienis ma drodze polubownej
zatarg6w pomiedzy pojedyhozemi
mocarstwami ! przygotowala projekt
ustanowienia doradozych sad6w roz.
jemozych, skoro p~omied.y pojedyh.
ozymi narodami wybuchna aatargi,
kt6re narody to zalatwi6 prsgna po
kojowo. Trybunal rozjemO.y roz.
strzyga6 bedzie .atarg ostateoznie,
obie strony zobowiaza sic . CORY
przyjac deoyzje trybunaiu, be.
w.gledu jsk n wypadnie. { Komi-
sic zbadaja fakty i wydad.a swoje
zdanie, kt6re strony beds mogiy
przyjat Tub edrzucie. Opr6oz tego
ma konferenoja zobowiaza6 mocar-
silva do ofarowania pahstwom, PREY
gotowujacym sic do wojny, swego
Posredniotwa i ustanowi speojalna
forme posrednictwa. podobns do in
soytucyj sekundantow przy pojeiyn-
kach j to W podw6jnym celu: mai
pierw, ably zapobiedz w~ojnie, a po-
wt6re, ably Pc wybuchu wojny umo-
zliwi6 posredniotwo " sprawie jej
ukohczenia.
4. Konferencja oswiadoza, ze o.
g~raniczenie zbrojeh wojennyoh da sic
u~skuteoznic jedynie ma drodze beg
posrednioh uklad6w pomiedzy ro-
syjsko-franouzkiem przymierzem Z
jednej strony. a przymierzem potr6j-
nem z drugiej, oraz, 4e zswieszenie
zbrojeh ma morzu nastapi6 moze js-
dynie "a pomooa bezpoSrednich ro-
Rowan P~omiedzy pierws.orzednemi
mocarstwami morskiemi. Konferen-
ola wyraza W ~zyczenie, ably ustal
wyscig W zbrojeniu sic.
5. Wszystkie propozyoje, skiero-
wane przeciwko wynalazkom novel,
oraz przeciwko udoskonalaniu istnie-
jaoej jus broni, zostaly odrzuoone Z
jednym wyjatkiem, a m~ianowioie:
Ma lat piee zakazano jednomyslnie
wyrzucania z balon6w m~aterjalow
wybuchowych ma walozaoyoh. Uty.
wanie kul ,dum-dum" potepily
wszystkie pahstwa, Z wyjatkiem An
gill ] Stan6w Zjednoczonyoh POP
noonej Ameryki. Potepiono row
niez jednomyslnie ulywanie bomb,
wytwarzajacyoh gary duszaoe, lub
trujace; jedna tylko Ameryka wyra-
sias odmienne W tym przedmiocie
zdanie.
anglia.
w Izhia ou;n oJno-;aJ.;.l IL
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27
Kronika m~iejscowa.
y s. %. Leopold Brenert.

~--
mi, s. p. Leopold Brenert, czlonek or.
l27 q. N. P. Met oszo.yk urodzii
sic W 1912 T. " Warszawie. w 1858
Z. prsyjmowal udzial W Praoaoh or
ganizacyinyoh p%owstania narodowe-
go, q d.iewiec lat temu opusci1 kraj
rod.inny i prsybyf do Stanow zjed-
noc.onych, gdzie prsoujac, jak
ws.ysoy, cieako ma chleb ~pows.edni,
ME pr.estawal .ajmowsc sic gorliwie
praoami narodowemi. Pogr.eb Cd
byi sic " ponied.ialek, dnia "a b. m.
przy lioznym udziale przyiaci0 ]
snsjomyoh zmarlego. Mad grobem
przem6wili rzewnie ks. K. Sztuosko
oh. w. Poszwihski, Aegnajac dziel.
nego- s.ermierza sprawy narodowej.
r. 1. p.
Posiedzenie gmsiny.
Ninisjs.sm sawiadamiam, 70 po.
sied.snis Gminy odbedsis sie " ME-
dsisle d. 30 lipos o gods. 3 20 20.
poludniu, v dolnej hall Domu
Zwis.kowsgo. ObeonoSc wssyss.
kioh representative jest konisc.nis
p~otrsebns, ~poniswaa bedsis o.ytans
owo.oprsoowana konstytuoja, kt6.
q ma byc prsedstawiona M pr.ys..
YIN Ssjmie. - Fr. WosEo.yhski,
sekr 558 Dickson al.
Fair Kosciuszkotoski.
Posisdssnie komitstu fairu ola o
statecsnego uregulowania rachun-
k6~ odbed.is sic " sobote, dnia 20
b. m, o gods. 8 wisosorem W Domu
zwis.kowym. Wszyscy o.aonkowis
komitetu 81 pros.sni o prsybycis.
A,Ddns.
Mlody d.isnniksr. polski, p. An.
toni Czarnecki, reporter dsiennika
Chicago Record, .ostai ~mianowany
pr.e. redakoje tego najpoozytnisj.
szego " Chicago pisma, sarssdEajs-
Gym d.iaism korespondenoyj .agra-
nioznych, nj misjsos p. ]. Bruoksra.
kt6ry .ossal rsdaktorsm niemisokis.
90 dsiennika ILLINOIS Staats-Zsi.
tung".
Mlodemu nss.em Edsisnikarlowi
4yc.ymy powod.snia I dals.yoh q.
wans6w.
%Bal.
Towarsysswo Spiswu iw.. Tr6jcy
No. l., prry kosoisle fw. Tr6joy,
urssdss % pazd.isrnika Z. b. bal W
hall Walsh's Ola uo.oIsnia 18 roo.
nicy ~ssiotenia. lime tow. polskis
W dsislnioy p6anocno-zachodnisj %
p~rossone, ably W dniu lynn .abaw nile
urssdzaly.
*Ze6rdnie.
w przesIia niedzisle odbyio sie
hall Paiaskiego sebranis polityo.-
ne. swolsns prEsx V Oidsiaf Nv.
Nh. Pol. v sprawie propsgowansgo
prsymier.a Ssan6w Zjsdn. Z Angle.
Przsmawiali oh. oh. S,talecki, Ro-
koss, Laufsrski, ks. Ssklarsyk, Wo.
l inni. Uchwalono ts4,, re.o
luoje odpowiedn.e.
*Zriqzsk Polek.
Jssteimy prosssni o ,~asnaczenis,
10 posiedssnia Zwiasku Polsk ODDLY.
xajs sic W katda trzsoia nisdsisle
o godz. 8 po poaudniu "
hall Pulaskisgo. Ola wsrystkich
psh 1 panien wstepne wynosi tylko
80 oent6w, ma kr6ski pr.eoisg o.asu.
ra.is ohoroby O.ionkif Zwiarsk
Polsk p,acl 8 dol. wsparOia tygod.
Kandydatki mogs sgsss.ac
ma po~siedssnisoh miesiecsnych.
NJ Bridgeport.
Dnia ID dsrpnia Z. b. Tow. Barto'
'.a G~iowaOkisgo, or. 2S0 ur.sd.a
cswarty roosny bal " hall Soityss,
.2s-Sl place Musprast al. C.ys
y doob6d ns sstsndsr nsrodowy.
s. ~publiosnosc o poparcie.
J6.sf Piussyhski, S142 Muspratt st.
III Wojciechosoa.
Podsdssnis delsgat6w obchodo.
wych ma Wojciechowie, odbed.is sic
pisssk dnia % lipoa W hsli.Puaas-
xisgo. Poniewst - wahus sprs-
Wy do ssiatwienis, prseto obecnoic
ksadego delegate jest koniecsns. :
]. Hsrtmanowics, sskr.
TYLKO 1915
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-27
$500 NAGRODY!

Zapfscimy .powyz.z4 nagrode IN kazdy wyp,.
dek choroby Hatroby, Dyspepsyi. B6low eiowy.
n~iestrawnosc 1 zarward enia. kt6rego ME bedzie-
my m 'gli wyleczyc iekarstv EN- Liverita, najnos.
sza maia pigutss ma wstrobe, gdy wskaz6wki ma
sze oeds przestrzegane. Sa one czysto roelinne
h "a . cent6w zawi "a 100 piguiek. fudeiko "a
10 CT 70 pigufek. 5 rzezci- sic imitaoji 1 podr0-
NeRvrrA MEDICAL Co, Cor Clinton md Jackson,
Chicago, III: Sprzedawane prz-z GEO K. BAKER,
aptekarza $50 Clark So, Chicago, Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-24

street, is nearing completion. while the
Sracc-Street Baptist church will soon be
finished. The new Central Methodist
church. I'm Manchester, will be erected as
soon as possible and the building which
Is TO house the congregation of the Third
christian church, at Twenty-sixth and
Marshall streets, is wei under way.
\ handsome chapel Is to be built for the
Union Theological Seminary, the cost OF
which will be $1,000 or $4,000.
The Davis House is being converted
into office and factory buildings, and the
custom-hOuse building is 20 be improved
at a cost OF several thousand dollars;
MANY RESIDENCES GOING UP.
Among the smaller buildings now being
erected are a large number Of private
residences. Within the present month the
Light Department has laid connections to
thirteen new houses.
\ handsome residence IS being built
on west Grace street for Mr. William L.
Boyd. Messrs. holland and Baskerville
are building a very fine house Tor Mr.
Willis. nephew OF the late DR.. Willis. on
the Cary-Street road. and Mr.. Hoffhei-
mer is building on West View street.
Some elegant flats are being built for
Mr.. Henry Cannon on west Grace street.
between Adams and Jefferson. and two
fine houses are going up on Franklin
street. opposite the Commonwealth CLUB,
one for Mr.. W. Parrish, and the other
for Mr.. G. H. sutton.
large engine-hOuse Is being built on
east Main street by the Fire Department
and a fine new store Is replacing an old
landmark on the southeast corner OF
First and Broad streets.
The old Richmond Theological Seminary
az Nineteenth and Main streets is being
demolished TO make way for improve
mcnts.
Extensive alterations and improvements
are being made in the Main-street build
ing which is 10 be occupied by the Ameri
can National Bank. A fine vault is al
most ready, and the furniture and Mt
tings are very tasteful and elaborate.
The old office Of the Virginia State In
surance Company is being altered to NEE
| the requirements of the Seaboard Air
Line and Richmond Traction Company
| who propose to concert IT into Offices FOL
the respective presidents of these cor
pOrations.
SALE OF CALICO MILLS.
| A good deal of interest is being mani
| tested in the approaching sale of the Cal
| lego Mills, with all the machinery. equip
| ment, bonds. and water rights The pro
| perty is being sold In execution of
| mortgage. The mill was founded j cen
| fury ago, and cost $4,000. over $40
| has been spent in recent years in ma
| chinery. There seems TO be little dOub
| that this property Will be sold, but whe
! Their il will be used as a mill or bough
| for other purposes is a problem that ha
not yet been solved by the outside world
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-24
SUFFOLK.
VIII Go to RoanolSe-PcrsOnni
Points.

SUFFOLK, VA. September 2S.-(Spe-
cial)-On Thursday last Mr.. W. b.
Hawkins, local agent of the Norfolk and
Western railroad, presented to the Fhoe-
nix Steam Fire Engine Company, of this
place, fifty-one round-trip tickets to Roa-
Eoke, which were sent by General-Man-
ager L. Il. Johnson, of the Norfolk and
Western road. our fire boys have for
some time been making efforts to raise
money TO enable them 10 attend the an
nUal session Of the State Firemen's AS
ISOLATION, which will be held in Roanoke
Text week. The Town Council had ap-
propriated 500 to aid them, and subscrip-
tons had been made by various citizens,
but still the boys" We're somewhat short
of the necessary amount. The liberalty
Of the Norfolk and Western people makes
the trip an assured fact and the com
pany will leave here on special car next
Tuesday for the Magic City.
MI William Ely, a prominent Suffolk
merchant. has invented a carpet exhibit
tor. and will soon have a patent for It,
Mrs. Louisiana +. Crump and two Of
ner daughters, Misses Lula and Georgia,
oil the faculty of Suffolk College. arrived
home this week from Nova Scotia, where
they spent the summer
Miss Alice Frawner, Of Richmond, who
has been visiting in Portsmouth, arrived
here to-day, and is being entertained by
her sister Mrs. L. W. Caulk, on Pinncr
street.
Mrs. II. Z. Smith and her daughter,
Mrs Frank T. Jones, have gone to Dams
vile, n. Y, to spend month at the Jack
son Sanitarium.
Gregory went TO Richmond on Wednes-
day, to attend the Woman's College.
The Misses Hicks, of Richmond, have
been guests this week Of Mrs. NJ. L.
Primer. on Main street.
Mrs c. b. Leet, Of New York, ar
rived here this week on a visit to her
parents. Town-Treasurer John +. Lolita
and wife.
Mrs J. NJ. Briggs and her daughter,
Miss Jennie Bissell. arrived home the
first of this week from visits to relatives
i'm Baltimore and Norfolk, respectively.
Miss Matte Primer has been spending
this " eek in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Miss Maggie Blanchard. OF Hartford
\ G. has been the guest Of Miss Estelle
Darden. on Bank street, for the past
week.
MIR Frank A. Halliday arrived home
on Wednesday night from a Two weeks
northern tour, extending as far as Ma
CARA Falls
Captain b. Frank Vaughan and daugh-
ter Miss Ethel. OF Portsmouth, have
been spending this week with relatives
IT. Suffolk.
Mr. b. w. Bell and family, formerly
Of Manchester but who had been living
in Suffolk for several years, nave re-
moved to Portsmouth, as Mr.. Beh Is
engaged in business in Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-24
Observation-Disclosures FIGHT.
The Senator's Hot Letter to the Gov
crnOr.

BALTIMORE, September pa COM
u,unication from Senator Wellington to
Governor I,owndes to-day, being the
formers reply to the Governors letter
recurring him to resign the Craftsmanship
NJ the Republican State Central Commit
tee. sets at rest all speculation as to the
possibility of the Senator weakening in
the position which he took after the meet
ing OF the State Central Committee, at
which time he severely criticised the ac-
ton of Governor Lowndes. lie rs de-
termined 10 sever all relations with his
former friend, the Governor
The letter was sent from Cuhlperidho'
and is addressed TO Governor LoWndes
al Baltimore. 1t Is as follows:
"IIon. LLOYD Lowndes. Baltimore, Nd:
"Sir-Your letter Of the Dist reached
mo Yesterday After your action II IS
iyonossible for me to serve as chairman
80 the Republican state Central Commit
tee and / had intended in legal way
With due notice TO convene the commit
tee for the purpose Of rendering my resls-
uation understand, however that
,-ourself and the others candidates on the
stato ticket have taken time by the fore
Ioct and in a manner entirely UMPIRE
cedented and illegal, have called together
the committee for Monday, the 18th m
stant While this Is unwarranted ana
unlawful. / shall make no objection to
IL and hope no one else will. Should there
ne present quorum at the meeting, !
,vut tender my resignation on Monday
next. =. ,r
az write more In sorrow than in anger
h,, above all. there is present with me
Cor Won mingled with some pity for your
-rnoJness. Unreasonable and unutterabie
eontempt for your want OF franknoss
Ia truth II will be unnecessary for
90 cav or do more, for at the polls
~ November the people Of the State Will
~ to you such rebuke as will
az sudicient punishment for all that mas
.ransnired. Worry truly,
'i''"'' GEORGE H. WELLINGTON"
<,..s,,or I,owndes, who went 20 Cum
800 sa,d. when asked II he had any
.',,a,,t Ia make; II have received the
,a,,ntcation. which has been forwarded
- fillmore. As far as am concerned
~. Incident is closed The committee
which will meet In Baltimore Monday
renreeents the Republican party on me
stste'ard il in ATS Judgment II should retain
Mr. wellington as chairman, then shall
decline the nomination for the governor
shin"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-24

at work, and much interest is being man.
Tested in the event.
1t is proposed To make OF the launching
an event such as will eclipse any like cell
ebration held i'm Richmond in many years.
and to that end the merchants and citi-
zens generally are lending their aid to
the members of the Civic Carnival Com.
mittee. The merchants are anxious to
make the trades parade one of the most
gorgeous pageants ever seen in the South
outside of New Orleans. and there will
undoubtedly be many floats worthy Of
more than passing notice.
| The trades parade viii occupy the
morning OF the iatmchng-day, an1 the
| chief marshal will be Mr. s. w. %royers,
who will be surrounded with a coterie OF
/ aids equal in number to the staff of the
! Governor OF Georgia. The parade will
| march through the principal streets Of
( the city, headed by the Stonewall Band,
of Staunton, and will be disbanded at the
corner OF Twentieth and Main streets at
least one hour before the time appointed
| for the launching.
The launching Is scheduled 10 take
place at o'clock, and the sight will no
doubt be an interesting one. 1t is hoped
Admiral Dewey will be present, ana an
effort is making to secure the attendance
of President Mckinley. General Fitz-
hugh Lee is expected 10 be in tas coun-
try at the time OF the launching, and Il
| ne IS II is a well-assured fact that he will
be present.
AN IMPORTANT EVENT.
The members OF the committee are en-
deavoring TO impress upon the merchants
and citizens generally tho importance OF
| this event and the consequent celebration
I 10 Richmond. In tho first place, ii is ear
nestiy the desire OF all interested 10 fos-
ter the ship-bui'ding industry in Rich
mond as far as possible 1t being a patent
/ fact that nothing which has happened
! here I'M years Will have such a potential
influence In securing the deepening CT the
/ harbor here than 'ishm mt Of the
| Trigg ship-yards.
! In view OF this. II seems TO the gentle
men OF the Civic Carnival committee 10
be eminently appropriate that the launch
ing Of the first boat built by these works
! should be the signal for big aemonstra-
sion on the part OF the citizens Gensraiiv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-24
RITTER HOSTILITY.

Even district meetings TO nominate
SUPERVISORS have been known to last two
or three DAYS. at which persons who had
heretofore been lifelong friends were
then most bitter enemies. Week By week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-24
suB-coMMITTEEs NAMED.


In order that he might more effect1a;ly
cover the city and secure the funds need
cd for the mammoth demonstration. Mr..
Wallerstein has sub-divided his commit
tee as follows:
Bread street, west OF Fourth and side
streets-H. w. Rountree and Charles
Hutzler.
Broad street, from Fourth TO Twelfth
and side streets-John S. Harwooo and
H. c. Jones.
Main, from Seventh to Fourteenth
l.. H. Morris and Leon Wallerstein.
Main, from Fourteenth east. incmS'rs
Church Hill--John A. Curtis and James
Hartley.
Cary street from Seventh casts. II
Halves and s. ID. Crenshaw.
Manchester-A. j. Dafron and ID. L.
Toney.
Committee on Correspondence-A. 5
Buford and ]. b. Purcell.
These committees will start out TO
morrow morning and make thorough
canvas with view TO raising $500. Z
be expended on the great celebration.
THE PROGRAMME.
The programme for the three-days
| carnival. as arranged by the Civic Carni
val Committee, is as follows:
Tuesday-Tournam ent under the au
splces of the Old Dominion Tournamen
| and Fair Association. This event bid
fair to be OF more than ordinary interest
IN that the entries thus far are anon.
| the best-known young men In virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-24
WET" AND "DRy."

Several years since bitter iocal-op-
lion fight was held throughout the coun-
~ I'm which the "drys" were SIZE
ceSsfui. Since that time the vets
and "drys' have been at iaggers points.
Mr.. Lee was classed with the dry fac
ton and DR.. Lewis With rho vets"
Since that election that question hae
been dominant In every political meeting
I'm the county. II mattered not OF what
proportion the issue was drawn on all
candidates. from that Of oversser OF
Poor to the highest once within their
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-24
THE BIG LAUNCHING.
PLANS OF TIE VARIOUS COMMIT
TEES BEING PERFECTED.
THE GRAND TRADES PARADE.
There VIII BE Many Floats In IT,
and the Entire Programme BIDS
Fair TO lie on a Scale of Elaborate
Grandeur.

Now that It is definitely settled that the
torpedo-boat Shubrick will be launched
during the last week in october, the va
rious committees having in charge the
features Of the celebration are actively
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-24

Chairman Trades Parade Committee)
all of whom are experienced tournament
riders, well versed in the art Of handling
the lance There will be upwards OF =
hundred of these knights, and the con-
tests will be highly exciting.
On the night OF Tuesday grand ball
for the knights will be given at che Audi,
torium when the coronation address VIII
be made and the successful knights viii
crown the queens Of their choice. The
door OF the ballroom will be reserved
for the knights and their invited guests
each knight being entitled TO extend hVt
invitations. The general public will %
admitted only 20 the galleries. The music
for dancing and the concert preceding tn'
nall will be furnished by the Stonewal
Band.
THE LAUNCHING.
Wednesday-Th trades parade will tah,
place in the morning, beginning az lo.b
o'clock. and at 3 O'Clock the ShublieF
will take the water. Miss Carrie ,. Shu
brick. of Rocky Mount, n. c., dlrecl
descendant OF the old commodore. t0i
whom the boat is named, Will break 'h'
hottie over the ships PROV, and secle
tarv-of-the-Navy John ID. Long VIII de-
liver an address from the small stanC
Immediately beside the snip. Presiuen
Mckinley. IL he is I'm attendance VII
also make a short address.
That night the fireworks display VII
take place either at the Reservoir farf
or on the Lee monument srouhus' ah'
the set pieces will be more elaborate lhhi
any vet fired off i'm this city. 1T IS pro
posed to make the exhibition HISTORICAL
and TO have the set pieces depict th'
nrogress Of ship-building from the sIon'
ages up 10 the present day. Ohe Oh III
boats in which the early settlers reacnS'
I,ynestovn will be shown, and othe
more modern craft, such as the Merrhlh'
ond tho Texas will be displayed, wnll'
an exact reproduction OF the ohuDrlei
az she will appear when completed VII
be the browning picture Oh inc nav"
architectural display
THE RACES.
Thursday-The races under the auspice
~ the old Dominion Tournament an'
Fair Association will take place on tn
morning of this day, and immediateI'
following the race card, which VIII oc
emmy about four hours, the interstat
tournament, In which knights from IN
state will contest with knights from otne
States. will be held. Some OF the Desl
known horses on the luIl nave O''S'N
Tor the races and there will be some ex
ceedingly exciting heats. For the inter
state tournament the best-known knights
in the country have entered, and IN
riding bids fair to eclipse any ever oeior
seen in Virginia.
GRANDNEICE OF SHUBRlCK.
The Tournament Committee received
Yesterday a letter from Greensboro, \
| G. the native state OF Commodore Shu
brick. The text Of the letter IL as iol
| lows:
81 See from some Of the papers &c
counts of the contemplated launching o.
| the torpedo-boat shubrick. l am ma
| turally very much interested in thi'
| event being a granddaughter OF his sis
ter. Mary shubrick. II there is any wa
IN which a young lady can assist In tn
| coming celebration, l would be glad e
| do all I'm my power.
"MATTIE W. HONY."
As the sponsor has already been re
lected. Miss Hony may be chosen as
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CONCLUDED ON PAGE FOURTEEN,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-24

The factional fight IN Lancaster be-
tween the Lewis ana Lee factions nai
been going on for about four or I'VE years.
IL can really be said 20 have commenced
over four years ago, when the Lewis lac
zion desired TO secure FOR their district
the nomination OF Commissioner OF ire
Revenue. an Office then held by Mr.. l.se.
Lewis and his followers were not sue
oessful, however, for whilst Lee did nor
receiya the denomination. he has the
credit OF naming the successful candidates
al that time.
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LIsT Oh COMlnTrEEs

The celebration is In the hands Of the
following committees, each member OF
which IS we'll known here;
Finance Committee-Leon Wallerstein
fchairman), s. III. Halves. Colonel John
y. Purcell. l. z. Morris. Colonel a. s.
Buford. s. ID. Crenshaw, Charles Iiutz-
Ter. Colonel john s. Harwood ID. l.
Toney A. J.. Daffron. II. W. Reuntree.
[.,0N,cT rtnEp 0y pAcr EQIIpTEE.<l
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The motive power for this demonstration
Is unquestionably the Finance <ommit-
tee. OF which Mr.. Leon Wallerstefn is the
capable chairman. and to the efforts OF
this committee in securing subscriptions
for the celebration all other committees
look in order that they may be In position
10 make the event creditable ana on a
sufficiently magnificent scale TO eclipse
anything Of the sort ever undertaken
before