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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
THE HOME CLUB's SMOKER.
Many Friends PHrtalsc of Its HOspi-
fuIisN.

The smoker given by the Home Club at
the cluD-rOoms. corner of Eleventh and
Marshall streets. last night, was greatly
enjoyed.
From 8 until y O'Clock the members re-
ceivcd their guests and entertained them
with liquids and solids. cigars. billiards,
cards. and music. The C0Wardin Quar-
tet'c. composed of Joseph and T.. CO.
wardin. Peter Ray. and ID. Edwards made
fne music. ana Messrs T.. II. and N. Lee
FERGUSON also sOOthcd the ears of the
guests with instrumental melody
There was II pretty fun attendance Of
members of the club. and great many
visitors called To enjoy part OF the cheer
that always characterizes gathering
under the auspices OF the B. T. o. E.
Best People on Earth" the Elk say
for. toe club has its rooms in the Elks'
Home. ana an the members are of that
order. though the club is entirely inde-
pendent of the lodge
Mr. Preston BeNln is president Of the
club. Mr. Erie Boudar. secretary. and
Mr. John T.. Ferguson. treasurer The
club now has "a membership of about one
hundred, ana is i'm fine condition. It's
quarters are extremely cumfOrtable,
reaching the elegant I'M many particulars.
and arc being baautifeo from -'tffr,'r-r5
time The O. has been in existence only
about on gear. and has steadily grown in
t~'Sf SINCE its inception.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19

Mr. Harold Dion viii give the fourth
Of his series of readings ON the History
of the Catholic Church before the mem
bers Of ST. LcOs Catholic ClI5 to-mor-
row night His subject VIII be "Arianism.'
and. as ON previous occasions be viii. no
doubt be greeted by a large audience.
These readings are unusually interest Tins,
and the friends OF the club are cordially
invited 20 attend.
Sd. I.ao's Club. with the energy and
progressive spirit that have characterized
il since it's organization. continues 10
grow i'm popular favor. strong evidence
OF this being that at the last TWO meet
ings seventeen new applications for mem
bcrship were received.
At the last meeting a committee was
appointed TO make arrangements for am
entertainment. 10 be held on Easter Mon
day night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19

RIOS nthal. was on the second floor Of the
motel when the fire broke out. She found
coil Of rope in the apartment. and
making IL fast around her waist secured
the other end and swung herself from
the window. Mrs. Rosouthal, however.
was unable ID check the Tapidity OF her
descent. She struck the ground with con-
siderable force. one Of her limbs being
broken and her hands burned and cut by
the rope Mrs. Steiner was not IN the
hotel at the time. and in the confusion
natural 10 the occasion Mrs. Rosentnal
was taken 10 nearby drugstore. when
an ambulance conveyed her 10 Bellevue
Hospital.
Mr. Meyer who intended to return 20
Richmond last night. made an attempt
about this time 10 call up the Windsor
Hotel To tell his sisters TO meet him at
the depot. and was told by the central
Office of the fire. lie went at once to the
hotel, and at once began a search for
Mrs Rosenthal, finally locating her in
Bellevue. where she was resting comfort
ably. her injuries having been attended
90. She will be removed 10 a private
hospital.
Mr.. Meyer Will be home to-day. Colonel
and Mrs. Cowardin will also arrive home
this evening. having sailed yesterday af-
tern00n on the jamestown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
NOT GTEI.TY.
That the Nerdict in the Iebnuit
CnSc-Tried to- Wreck a Train.

NORFOLK, VA. March lS-(speciaL)-
G. W. Tebault. who was charged by VIII
liam Exton with obtaining $3.50 under
false prctences from Exton on real
estate transaction. was acquitted by
jury I'm the Corporation Court to-day. The
jury was absent from the courtroom
only few minutes. one of the jurors
stated afterward that they had no diff
Guilty I'm deciding that the defendant was
not criminally responsible for securing "a
higher price for the property than that
at which 1t was offered 20 him. No In
tent 10 defraud was proved.
An attempt was made last night TO
wreck the Southern railway train. near
Pineville The culprt. who 'oos'lcd %
rail with crowbar. has not been caught.
The American bark So. James VIII
shortly follow with similar cargo the
schooner Walker, which sailed from
Hampton Roads to-day with coal for
Manila. Both conslgnments are for Ad-
mirdl DeWey's ships.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19

BRISTOL. TENN. March N.-lspecial)
Mr. Hamilton passed a very comfortable
night. To-day Dr. 81. John re-dress-d DIS
wounds and found them in healthy con-
dl,lon. there being no suppuration or any
other unhealthy symptoms lie is retain-
ing and diges;lng nourlshment very wall'
and is much improved in strength. His
speedy recovery is now hoped for.
General Walker suil Improves. ana wil
probably soon De- on his feet again
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
Two Americans Ara Killed, However,
and Fourteen Wounded.
REORGANIZATION on ovR FORCES.
Oregon Arrives.

MANILA, March l9.-S3D A. M-Ths
Iilipinos in force. attacked a company
OF the Washington Volunteers. at Tagulg.
last night. Two companies Of the Wash-
Ington and oregon regiments were sent
TO the assistance OK their comrades. and
drove the rebels back in front OF tho
Iwcnty-second regulars who also en-
gagged the enemy. Two American soldiers
We're killed. and an officer and thirteen
priyates were wounded The cuemys loss
was severe
ARMY REORGANIZATION
MANILA. March lS-102D \. M-Tho
entire American force has been rcorga-
nized, two divisions Of three brisades
each being formed.
General Iawton to-day assumed COM
mand of the First Division. which con-
sists Of the Washington. North Dakota.
and California volunteers. under General
King; six troops of the Fourth Cavalry,
the Fourteenth regulars. the Idaho vol
unteers. and battalion OF the Iowa
troops under General Ovcnshinc: tho
Third ana Twenty-second regiments. and
the oregon regiment under General
Wheaton. and Dycr's and Hawthorne's
light batteries. General MacArthur's di-
vision consists OF two batteries Of the
Third Artillery. and the Kansas and
Montana volunteers. under General q. II.
Otis; The Colorado. Nebraska. and South
Dakota regiments. and six companies oc
the Pennsyvanlans. under General Hale.
the Fourth and Seventeenth regulars. tho
Minnesota ana Wyoming volunteers. and
the Utah Artillery
BRIGADE FOR GUARD DUTY.
A separate brlsade yin be- assigned
90 provost guard duty consisting OF the
Twentieth and Eighth companies of tho
Twoniy-thiyd Regular Infantry.
General Anderson. now in command OF
the First Division of the Eighth Army
Corps. win return 20 the United States.
In accordance with The order OK January
2uh.
An attack was made by the rebels yes
terday upon the battery az Iona church.
but the enemy were rcpulsed by the Penn
sylyaulans. with heavy loss. Lieutenant
Thompson and Pryatos McVay and Nc
Causo. of Company q. were wounded.
A gunboat with company OF tho
Twenty-third regulars Oh board. is now
ON the lake. attacking the small towns.
Sine was last heard Of or Morong and
Santa cruz.
THE OREGON ARRIVES
WASHINGTON, March l&-Tbe Navy
Department has been advised OF the ar
rival at Manila Of tho batteship oregon.
The following is the cabiegram received
from Admiral Dewey:
Manila. March lS-sccroiary OF tho
Navy Washington. y. g.: The oregon
ANA the Iris arrived to-day. The Oregon
!s I'm at condition for amy duty"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
Llternr, ,ii..ionary mee.Inn.

Thsro win ho "a literary meeting under
the nusp.ees of tho Nomans Missionary
Society of Asbury ckarch next Friday
evening az O'Clock An interesting
musical programme has been arranged.
and Rev ". IT, Atwell. 0f Ashland. win
make ne address. Az AtNen. who for
four wears was pastor ot Ciay-Strcet
church. 81 very popular here. and Il -
hoped that large audience will greet
mis- earnest ard eloquent divine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
THE sciRLET-co,rED GUARDS.
Lieut.. Godfrey and His Band 10 lie
Given Il Warm welcome.

The British flag will be flying on the
streets of Richmond tomorrow. in front
of the consulate. Mr Brine. thus inCi-
eating the presence In the city OF L!eu-
tenant Dan. Godfrey and his famous Bri-
fish Guards Band. Lieutenant Godfrey
who is an officer of the Grenad.er Guards.
ana the most notable conductor and COM
poser of the English army, brings with
him the finest military band I'm England,
composed Of picked musicians, who have
served I'm the Guards regiments. The
hand passes through the city today on
spac.al train from Norfolk 10 Washing
ton returning here on Monday morning.
Lieutenant Godfrey Will be welcomed by
the British Consul. and viii also be re-
ceived at the city Hall 10y Mayor Taylor
Sine. their inaugural appearance before
President Mckinley at the White House
"a fortnight agO the English red-cOats
have been touring in the South. meeting
with the most enthusiastic OF oVarons
and receiving everywhere the highest
nr,ise from the critics. In the capital
civ o. Virginia thrir welcome also VIII
doubtless be- OF "a most enthusiastic CHAR
9c-.r ON Monday afternoon AMI evening
,t the Academy of Music. After their
concerts here the band proceeds north To-
Baltimore and Philadelphia. and Oh s't-
rrdav aDpears under the auspices ot the
seventh Regimcnt, in their immense ar
mories
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
suocKoE WILL ENTERTAIN.
Fourteenth Anniversary to lie 'ei'
hrnted in Superb style.

shockoe Council. No. Sso' Royal Area
nun, will celebrate its fourteenth anni-
,ersarv at Lee Camp Hall on "Wednesday
night. The 29ih instant.
4 superb programme is being arranged
bv Professor Frank cosby and the mem,
hers of old Shuckoe ard their families VIII
ne elyon most enjoyable time Ihe an
nUersary celebrations of Tie counci' nav nav =
long been noted Tor their merit anu
ths enjoyment they afford. and The COM M
ing occasion will prove no exception To ''''
rule. ..-i.ti,,
INC entertainment viii not stIlcuy
snla,,,ng, be open to the general pubic,
b1, the members will each be per pcriil''Se ~ ',-
TO bring few friends. This counci. - n5 ,n5
hammer Arcanum council Of the stare. anu .'i'i
ls held in high esteem b. the supreme
council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
VARSITY TO PLAY YALE.
Rail Game OF Great Interest mere
Next Saturday week.

II Is now settled that Yale ana VIZ
eln.a. the crack baseball teams OF their
=. spective sections. will cross bats at
Brold-srcet PARK IN Saturday. April lst'
Msrv u y0args c. who hopes 90 som-
TN. wear big y or Y will feel his
heart thrill at tie prospect Of seeing this
Z me. and no one Who has ever seen a
good College game viii miss this chance
If be can set there.
Yale and virginia net three times last
season. and twice ,he Orange and Blue
v,as Notorious Yale VIII bend every
.crerey 10 change the position Of the
eolots and virginia will leave no stone
,,-t.,rrol to make her string OF Yale vic
t,r,es longer. At one time it seemed a
fcr.ao1e conclusion that Yale would win
this game; now matters are very DIFF
ferent. ana tie chances are IN virginia 3
favor.
Many OF tie players who helped win the
game last April vii be seen on the Var
s.ty team this year. summefssill VIII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
HE SAW THE HoLc'a'si'
%. y. powell, os Richmond DIV
..a the windsor Hoici iir''

NJ p. Powell. OF this city VINO was
- witness Of the windsor Hotel hie'
- homo Yesterday from New York
,Ie saws the scenes attendant upon ,ne
aroo, holocaust were the most terrible
.., s,ckenins he ever witnessed. Women
-. themselves headlong from windows
'H''" crushed 10 death on the pave
anu ,a,or one lady threw her child out
in'n' .san tumped herself. The little one
ana r - the Games and perished. while
,,n ,s'' ,nofher was fatally injured by her
fall. .r,,,o, ,o
wife lie states that his sister "irs'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19

sTATNTON, VA. March lS.-iiev. }. NJ
frost. d. D.. Of Nashville, Tenn secIe-
iary Of ths Sunday-School Board oi ~.
southern BAPTIST Convention. II very ~
AeYe, at the home OF his broihel-lI-iu
Mr. 81. y. Bradley Or. frost - u''.
guishcd man I'm the Southern Baptist
Church. Iis trouble began last SUNDAY
wlll grin. There are new complications
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19

ROANOKE. VA. March S.-tspee.al.)-
Last night a serious shooting ARRAY 0c-
Cured In this city. resulting in the wound
inr OF Sheridan Muz. by m1a named
Trice The latter escaped but to-day
came I'm and surrendered 10 The police.
The funeral OF j. O. lack. of Nirton
took place this afternoon. thc Masonic
ceremony being observed. The burial
was In Fa!ryiew Cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
Fatally iiurned.

WARRENTON. y. c.. March iS.-(spe-
ciall-At 10 O'Clock last night Mr. Walter
n Aycock one of our successful young
merchants. was fatally burned by The
explosion OF a hanging lamp. The lamp
burst Just as Mr.. AycOck was pull
ing it down. and covered him With OIL
which took fire. burning him so terribly
that he died at O'Clock this morning. lie
leaves "a wife ard little daughter Ills
death is a considerable loss to this com-
fouuIfr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
RICHMOND Va SUNDAY MARCH 49, 1899

probably ritch. and Captain Martin will,
4 course, Play shcristop. Tho other po-
siiions are unsettled as yet. but whoever
ge.s a position will have 20 play for II.
as the men he has 10 contend with are
all fine.
Tie game will be quite 2 society event,
ana the attendance promises to be very
large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
carnation Social Club Elects Officers.

\ meeting Of the Carnation Social CluD
was held Friday night, 40 which The lol-
lowing officers were elected 10 serve Tor
one year: A. j.. Blunt. president; James
recording secretary: Percy Stewart. hnan-
cial secretary: Thomas j.. Baeley. trea-
suTer, William -. Grubbs. serseant-.it-
arms Executive Commlttee-Louis Lord,
Erepro Hicks. j. percy Bowry, William
II. funk. and Il. Harry TOmlin.
The club has fitted up It's rooms at
Twenty-nfth and Darlington streets IN
elegant and rich style.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
roro,,, u.se-BnIi Nan Here.

Manager wallace Taylor ot the Toron-
a. baseball club. OF the Eastern
! Ic,oUc was in the city yesterday, visit
IN, Nanager Jake Wells. lie and Mr..
tyers were co-ldborcrs on the Noble
r,ub some years ago. and are fast friends.
~. ,ra,Ior is ca route 90 Hampton,
S.nere he will train with the washington
club preparatory to assembling MS Si"O
in Taronta-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
SPIDERS WIN THEIR FIRST GAME.
The College Boys Defeat william
nnd AInrN-C CoIicgc Nntes.

The Richmond College baseball team
played its first game OF the season yes
terday at Williamsburg. defeating VIII
liam and Mary by the score OF TO g.
The playing of the spiders" was fairly
good, but lacked the snap and ginger
which should characterize the play Of a
college team even at this season Of the
year.
Lambert. one Of the Richmond College
pitchers. was given "A trial. RE was a
Eiile vlg. but settled down ana did
some credt8bie twirling, striking out
thirteen men and allowed only three hits
10 be made of him.
The battery Of Richmond College was
unusually good. but they did not run the
bases as they should have done.
William and Mary team did some nice
fielding.
Rich College ...2O1OOO112-7 Is .
W. and Vi. .......l % / 0OO4 &c 4
Batteries: Richmond College Lambert
and Boyd; William and Mary, Haskns
and Tapham.
COLLEGE GOSSIP.
Messrs J. II. Taylor, II. NJ Fueate y.
g. HarlOwe. Donald Boyd, StrJb. No
Conuell Allan Freeman. l.. IS. Willing
ham. Eugene Carroll. and ". ". FOX
gave delilhtful sereuade 10 the stu
dents and professors OF the college lew
nights ago.
Professor j. Il. Pollard ana daughter,
Miss Maude; Rev II r. Musselman. anI
LightiOot West composed the college
delegation 10 The Baptist Young People s.
Union meeting, held in Charlottesville
last week.
President Boatwright IS now dcyOting
all of his time and energy to- the work
Of raising money fer the new science
and memorial halls. the former OF which
Is rapidly going up. lie spent Friday at
the college. and reported very encourag-
ing progress I'm the work. ln the various
parts of the state which he has visited
the friends of the college generally have
manifested enthusiastic interest i'm the
movement and the work ol raising the
funds has progressed so well that there
is now every prospect OF securing the
necessary amount and beginning work
ON the memorial buildL'g early IN Aprl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19

4 cab,eeram received here by Dir. q.
Morton Dunn. clerk for The Eichmond
Transfer Company. announce the da.,atnl'
I'm cuba. OF his brother Mr.. Frank ~ al-
son Dunn Deceased mad lived in G1raOi s-
vile prior tO his enlistment IN the NoI"H-
teer army al the outbreak of the war.
soon after going TO cuba be- was made
ga lieutenant n the Signal corps. Recent
IN he has had charge OF the construction
81 certain telegraph lines. \ telegraph
pole foll upon him causing MS de"ih. 30
other parucuiars were given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19

Tho "Old Homestead Male Cuartette
delighted an immense audience az s'y
Vomr,, N,eu's Christian Association Han
last night. The entertainment in Whieh
these clever and popular singers we're
assisted bv Miss Frances l.. Bell. q talent
ed elocut!ouis; was one OF the best N
this winters excellent members course.
The singing of The Old Odken Blchet
aroused great enthusiasm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
MASHED BENEATH TIE WHEELS.
4 brakeman Meets n Horrible Death
In secnnh-StreeI Nnrds.


William Thomas n c0l0rod man. who
was employed as n brakeman on the
yards ~ the Jamcs-Riyer Division OF tho
Chesapeake and Ohio. met an awful death
90 an early hour yesterday morning.
IIe Was engaged about : o'clock COUP
Ing cars near the SccJnd-street shops.
and had just given the signal for tho
shifting engine 20 move when. IN some
manner. ho got his foot hung in a rail-.
and was thrown beneath the train. one
ear passed over h.m. cutting DDS body
terribly and mash.ne ono OF his legs. Tho
wheels pa ssed across one side 90 the body
at the hip.
A hurry can was sent Tor The am5u-
ancc. and the physicians of the Chcsa-
peake and Ohio were summoned. but
though Thomas suil lived when they
reached him D. was IN a dying condition.
and he soon hroathod his last Ills home
was at SabOt il G3ochiand. and his re-
mains were sent there FOR buraL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19

The richmond Elks are already making
prerur1tions 10 have "a irl attcndanee
~, IN. meeting Of the Grand Lodse. in
90 D,,i. Iuue ed II g. expected tnnt a.
i,rre uroporti0n of the -i} members or the
iodca of this city will attend
Tbe visitors will be- royalty entertained
81 i0ais has appropriated Ne,Ul Tor tng
purpose OF giving the deiesaiea s'ou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19

The annual plumbers bal! viii be given
ot Monticello Hall on Monday night. April
2t and promises % be an Interesting
event. Tho Committee OF Arraag emenis
consists o. Messrs. H. i. Lnta'y. j. A.
rinnertv. ". =. ADAMS. Il. r. Barnes,
and C. B Nichols.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
shooting Tournament at Blandon

There will be "a shooting tournament al
Biandon Park on April 9th. eth and 9TH.
and a number OF wcl-knOWn spOrtsmcn
are expected 10 enter for the champion
ship on Wednesday and Friday the
shooting will be at targets, eight events
Thursday there will be hut four events,
and each win be at live birds. The state
target championship is scheduled for
Wednesday. and the championship at I've
birds will be shot for on Thursday. The
shooting will commence at 9 y. NJ. each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
GLOUCESTER DEMOCRATS.
They Elect Delegates to n County
Convention.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA.
March -Cspecial) The Democrats Of
this county held meetings at the different
voting precincts to-day. and elected dele
gates to the convention 10 Dee held at
Gloucester Courthouse on the 9th OF this
month to nominate candidates for the
several county and district offices 20 he
voted for on the fourth Thursday In May.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
Death In uartinsNilie.

MARTI NsVIlLE. VA. March ls.-lspe-
cialD-H. :. Coon. OF this place, died here
this morning He came here several years
ago and had been engaged tn Che
grocery business ever since. Mr. Coon
leaves a widow and one child surviving
niil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19

BATrLEBORO X. g.. March S.-lSpe-
elal) bile h-ntlcg this evening Joseph
s.. Powell. Dr.. accidentally shot and
ki.iel hls lff'e brother hcnry nea. their
hamo n.o mllaz fram Hattithoga
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-19
Party Course 10 Be Mapped Cut Far
from Maddin5 Crowd ?
u">,,Is FROM ALL CONCERNED.
suspiciouS-The G.
Island

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.- .-' press ana S''.''eu from in'rosio"
'''o' ''''', "1 o' ''1 noe -.ieSi ass
'' '"0 l'D" ''.D WIG"
as D''.'''s INC sU-D'" ep-
i' o' 'f,"Nv' heeu at 'eNs' -
- me authoritative announcement
-t President Mckinley Nice-Fresldeni
ft "ao senator llama would make
Tip ihere on MONDAY ana the Nisl1
laa-c Day. formerly Secretary OK State,
o., ThomasViile, though absolutely mere
-.fdorcas. according To- the gentlemen
, t~ ,,.i,..l o. ,,.,,,
objections OK the important part IN
tfional history born or the IhomasNllie
differences four years ago. The con-
t.reuces. ROW. said the gossip. were 10 be
transferred 10 Jskyl Island. The scene
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SWEEPING DENIALS.
It is fair % say at the outset that SEN
ator Hanna. Vics-pre-ideut Hobart and
president ,fcrlr,lev himself saw positivolv
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.,.
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+e to Speaker Reeds presence at Jckyl.
both Senator Hanna and President
f.l.r- said thar tbav dfd mot know the
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l.ir'7' 1"e l~''.'' o.-oie ''o "'l''". o.
tr papers. was SO positive the speaker
r..r.t fo De- ai-J4s.sl Isisl4tf,-tif,ft- when
,...sr.a.r ma, told him MIR. Reed
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theie' ne piohio.
..- of clothes SO HpraNer feeu was not
.N.l Island and would not be at
..- i--l. The news. IL was evident.
rs also surprising To others in the Iresi-
e's la.tr VINO ordinarily would have
.. .' ma more Veen any an'lli-
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---.. F.. ..t.rtheicss, possibility that
'- t.al Island trip, thoueh not $50 in-
.l perhaps. ly It's principals. may
.r imI 1rtaut political bearing. 1t
.. lr.f. to he tho reconciliation ground
resident Mckinley and Speaker Reed
their relations are strained and
..t,.0nmeut of party policy in legis-
a. Aulored thereby. IS a matter OF
..a.u report Judge Moore. whose
4.-- s.a k,r Reed d.. and Cornelius y.
who asked President Mckinley and
... @, visit him. are common friends
.I parties. personally ana politically.
through them harmonious fellowship
.e-'- ileFail Dei"ee" iHe Two ioIe-
i'rp.'i ans. ii inc -Atl lSiand
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-1N INDEPENDENT OF PE}ECI-
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is inception. for kroyvledee b.. them !
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