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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29

clothes or sewing for others to patch ont q
neagre income. Women who are too
>mueh on their faet, or who are unable to
stand the strain Of over-vsrk and wosrv,
are peculiarly susceptible to the wea.
nesses and irregularities that are tho banc
OF womankind. The symptoms Of such
'derangements are Insufficient or ercssSive
fneastrustiop, headache, .backache, ,neu.
islgia, leucorrhcea, displacements ard ex.
trnme nervousuess amountirgi IN many
eases to hysteria- The use Of morphine d
dangerous and exnnins stions by male phy-
sseians are painful ard unpiessaut. =,
Bradhelds Female Regulates, the
Standard remedy fora quaffer, ef aIosn-
.ury, I -, Mia spsedily sod permsnsntly cor
'Asld's Rsgalatof Iisssoldo ay ,Aruceiss ,st
one dollar bottle. Interesting and va1n-
able books for women mailed tftss %
..o... . -. -. 1.:.,. -: . ~ "a! i
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29

Several State papers confuse
Penitcntiary Director Garris with
Railroad Commissioner Garris.
The Charleston Evening Post ia
particular makes the mistake Of
accusing the director Of appro-
priating the famous Beckroge
trunk. BE it known that there
are two Gsrrises, father and son.
Mr. Beckroge Garris is tho rail-
road commissioner, and the son.
Mr.. Brickbat Garris is the peni,
tentiary director, and the father.
The family motto, We understand, ,
is "Any Old Thing. THE State.
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More Mules aud Better Mules,

Cur MrJ NJ Hood has gone
for another car load which we ex-
pect to arrive by Thursday or
Friday. Think of it, three car
loads in less than ten days /! Don't
think of buying before seeing our
last lot. Remember you take no
chances when you buy from us. -
Competition don't cut any figure
with us. We always do what we
promise. Remember we have in
oil our connections FIVE or six
hundred head always on hand.
Any kind you want and price to
suit. Some extra fine ones still
on hand, both mules and horses.
FARMERS BASKIsG AND
MERCANTILE CoMrAsY.
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TO MEXICAN WAR VETER.
ANS.
Information of Special Interest to
Palmetto Regiment Heroes.

The following has been issued
to the Veterans of the Mexican
war in this State: ...
Comrades: The united Con
federate veterans have invited us
to attend their reunion, and the
Washington Light infantry have
kindly rendered to US the use of
their armory and reading room.
| therefore extend the invita-
tions and call a meeting of the
Palmetto Regiment Survivors
association to be held in the Wash
lngton Light infantry sa-mory,
Charleston, S. g., at 10 .. N. g,
Wednesday, May 10th, where
they will register name, company,
postoffice and domicile.
Business pertaining to the as
sociation will be brought up. p.
Comrades are requested to mott
fy me a. soon as practicable,
whether they will attend, and
those attending to bring with
them thoir medals given by the
State.
Comrades l.. +. Robertson, T.
H. Thayer, &C. H. Rivers and O.
H. Levy, Co. F, are appointed
committee of arrangements. o..
The old flag and the Andrew
Jackson vase will be carried to
the reunion.
A uniform rate of / cent a mile
has been granted by the railroads
James ID. Blanding,
Pres. Palmetto Reg. Surv'r Assn.
Sumter, S. G. > March 20, 1899.
The Assistant Attorney General
has fled an opinion in regard to
the school law in which he inter
.prets the law to mean that NO sup
plies can be bought during one
school year and paid for out of the
funds of another year. This may
lead to the rejection of a number
of the school chart claims. es
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That gubernatorial convict
farm matter is the highest hurdle
of all, and we don't see how it
can be jumped. The others may
perhaps be stumbled over some
how, but this looks like barri-
cade, No Observation-Disclosures can
account for it. Forgetfulness
won't avail. A ten or twenty
acre farm is large enough to see.
Its cultivation by three governors
ia three terms of two wears each
at the expense Of the State be-
tokens that it and its economics
and it's profits we're borne very
steadily IN mind. There was
clearly no intent to pay the penl-
tertiary for the convict hire and
the mule hire or there would have
been some symptom of it. The
State's labor, in guards and con.
victs and mules, worth money in
the market'was given aud taken
without even a charge on the
books. These transactions by the
three governors were on the same
plane ~ Superintendent Meals
transactions. They were fully as
bad in effect and probably worse
IN intent-for Neal, we believe,
hoped to be able to pay up some
day, while these three governors
could have paid but didn't mean
to do 80. o.-The State.
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Mrs. Hughes Released on Bond.

In the case of Mrs. Hughes
tried at Greenville the past week
for the murder of her husband,
the jury failed to agree on vero
dict and a mistrial was ordered.
The jury stood or the first ballot,
5 for conviction with recon nen..
dation to mercy, 6 for manslaugh-
ter and one for acquittal. This
case has excited more interest
than any murder case tried in the
State in years. The defence
claimed that the shooting was ac-
cidental. The facts testified to at
the trial were substantially the
same as were published in this pa
per at the time the killing occur
ed.
Greenville, march 27.-Tonight
for the first time since she shot to
death her husband last Novem Der,
Mrs. Matte Hughes spent the
night outside of the prison bars.
This afternoon upon the applica
cation of her attorneys she wa.
released on bond in the sum OF
81, ,0CO, which is considered an
UNUSUAL y small amount.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29
Mr. George Kings Horrible
Death in Florence.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Florence, March 24-The old
freight and shifting yard wa the
scene of another horrible accident
this morning, in which the life
was crushed out Of Mr. George w
King, who was acting as switch
man for one of the shifting en-
gines.
Mr. King was run over by the
tender. In attempting to climb
on it he fell under it. His skull
was crushed in on the left side of
the head near the temple, and the
brains had oozed out on the track.
The bowels were fearfully torn
and lacerated by the wheels and
the right leg was completely torn
openfrom the hip to the knee. -
The shoe was torn from the left
foot. He was about % years of
age. >.nr1 ea. y
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29
1T is NOW THIRTY TWO.
The Total to Date of the Victims
of the Windsor Fire.

New York, march ~.
fragments of three bodies we're
found in the Windsor hotel ruins
today.
The total of dead now is thirty
two, the identified dead number.
ing eleven and the unknown dead
twenty-one. The list of missing
is still very large, numbering
about forty, but most of the in.
jured have recovered and have
been discharged from the hospit-
ais.
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An Old idea.

Every day strengthens ths belief or erni.
{ nsnt physieisns thai impure Rood To- ths
cause q As mjority Of orr diseases.
e basis for the formula Or Brovps' ITO
Bttttt.. The many REM She saFss SaseSsa
by thh hAnous old hsusehold rssncdy are
sumoasnt 70 ptove tAsf tie ebssry q sc6<rsst.
!. BreEn., Ire. BfNsssa y sslA hz ~, ,deelssA
! ss: sY..s. e: 49, .S.ss e -
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ANOTHER BLOODY EDGE
iE FIELD TRAGEDY.
Two Negro Boys Shot by Mill
Operatives.
Special to The State.

Edgefeld, March ga
bloody tragedy was enacted here
at about 10 O'Clock last night, in
which John Webb ard Will Toney,
negro boys about IS years of age
respectively lost their lives.
Robert Toney, a, brother of Will,
received a flesh wound in the arm
and Wilkes Barrentine was dan
gerously if not fatally wounded.
Soon after the shooting, upon a
warrant sworn out by Chief of
Police r. L. Scurry, the follow
ing parties were arrested and
placed in Jail as being the perpe-
traitors of the deed: A. j. Collie,
Addie Corley, Will Howard, Dan
Coward, Milledge Reese and r.
l.. Burnett.
A coroner's jury was empannel
ed at 10 o'clock this morning by
Magistrate Bell and has been oc>
cupied all day in hearing the tes>
timony.
Arthur Mobiles, the chief wit
ness, testified in effect as follows:
That aUout 6 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon he was going home and
met two of the defendants, Cole
and Corley. That he was singing
and one of the parties, cul sing
the witness, asked him what did
he mean by making 80 much
noise. Witness replied he meant
no harm. Cole or Corley re-
piled, "We don't want any of
your jaw, we will settle with
you. " After witness went home
he came up the street .and stated
that some of the defendants hunted
him with guns. That he reported
this to Policeman Scurry, who
told him to 60 home as the parties
had left and would do him no
harm. Soon after this witness,
in company with the dead and
wounded parties and some other
boys, went home, aud witness en-
tered the house. At this time the
crowd was fred upon from behind
another house, some 40 yards dis
tant from his, with the result
above mentioned. Before witness
and his crowd left town they were
preceded by a number of persons,
some of whom had guns.
About 13 shots we're fired, the
weapons used, as disclosed by the
testimony, being l6 shooters.
Eight shots penetrated the house
in which the witness had gone,
one ball passing through'the two
outer sides and middle partition.
The parties who were Killed and
wounded were standing in front
of the house which the witness
had entered. t'n ... ~'..
All Of the defendants ARE white
and are employees Of the cotton
factory. Two of them, Reese
and Corley, are mere'boys, scarce
ly over 16 years of age. Croft
and Tillman have been EMPLOYED
to represent the defendants. =
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Brilliant Orator Passes Away
Peacefully in Charleston.
Special to The Daily News.

Special to The Daily News.
Charleston, march 24.-Judge
Samuel Wickliff Melton died al
the home of his son, Marshal Law
son d. Melton, in this city, at
7:45 O'Clock tonight. Judge
Melton had been in a critical state
Of health for weeks, and his end
came peacefully and without pain.
He was born IN 1880 and he
and his record are known through
out the State.
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WOMAN'S
WORK.

An apt old
ad age de-
clares that
W o m q n , 9
work Is never
done. This
Is true oftile
housewife's .
manifold du-
ties and ap-
proxinately
true Of the
thousa n d Q
who work all
day in factor
iesand stores
and half the
n night in
making and
m mending e n e
their own
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29
Narrow Escape of Employs
From a Burning Hair Factory.

Chicago, march 27.--Fire de-
stroyed the Armour Curled Hair
and Felt works, Thirty first place
and Benson street tonight, caused
a property loss of nearly $780,
900, injured IL employees one
fatally, and endangered the. lives
of 400 others, !. who escaped
through the binding smoke.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29

Rev James Boyce Of gHuntsrs.
VIE, ~ ~ 9, has besn elected prssi-
dent OF Due West Femsls College
vice rrof.tC'E Todd, who has re,
signed g en-, on account Of bad health. !.
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10, Care Censsipetkoa Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathsrtic roc or 15s.
m q 90 fell 70 cure. drusEists refund mopey
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SIXTY DAYS LONGER. -
II 1TN DREp CLOUD AlLISONS STOCK MUST BE CLOSED IN
II OOlO UUHl THAT TIME MANY GREAT THINGS LEFT
I littIe More Than Half Price,

" 40 not wish to he extravagant
puoc IN any way hat not busines
most empatay and earnestly that Millinery
ou success Everything that
Department in fact world of the
most features the Neat
Sailor or Pretty Hat Our Miiner,
turned from Baltimore wheIe has thoroughly
to styles, ETC. Miss Hassene the South
and strictly to date Nice Sailors special pc.
ens Lace Lawn and Silk Caps Hats cheap1O up
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-03-29

$500 e. s.ss. .: g. P.:....:.
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FARMERS BANKING 4 MERCANTILE CD,

ut Received Ladies'
Percals Dmiies Organdies Mohair md
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tsW qaWe cfl f1f gspE Won b8u
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ALMOST GIVGNNS 4 bs AW 4 Y

Other merchants don't understand
1T and say some unkind things
, benefit we don't care how much
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-16
TYPEWRITER CHAMPION.
REMARKABLE WORK OF MIR. C.
H. MOURN ON n HIDDEN
KEYBOARD.

Among the typewriter experts now
in Norfolk. in attendance on the freight
mems convention. is Mr.. c. Ii. Nc
Gurn. OF kalamazoo. Mich. Mr.. Nc
Gurn has n record of punching the
Keys at the speed of 2i5 words per
minute on memorized sentence and
l62 Oh new matter He is brother OF
Frank McGuirn, OF Salt Lake City. who
is the originator of typewriter speed
contests and for several years the
holder of the worlds typewriter cham
pionlship for speed and general excel
lence He however. WAS defeated by
his brother. c. FL. McGuirn. in 1898.
At Dublin. Ireland. This leaves AIr. c.
II. McGuirn the present worlds cham
pion.
Yesterday Mr.. McGuirn gave a won
derfui exhibition at his headquarters at
the Monticello. With ewes off his ma
chine and a handkerchief over the key
board. he rapidly wrote several para
graphs of new matter in II remarkably
excellent manned. Mr.. McGurn is a
genial. polished young gentleman Of
wide Information and will remain at
The Monticello until Saturday. during
which time he may give some further
Illustrations of his wonderful command
Of the keyboard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-16

The May-Junc number of the Mid
land Monthly Magazine. published at
81. Louis. Mo-, has as its leading arti-
Mallnda cieaver Faviile on 1.-THE Best
American ShiD-yard." This Is a fine
description of the great ship-building
plant at Newport News. and il is finely
illustrated with seven choice. large half
tones. The writer. in her article. adj
Nocates sea power. She concisely de-
scribes the building of battleships and
gives good descriptions of the two
nearly completed, the Kearsarge and
the Kentucky. The article will be read
with great pleasure by the readers of
this popular midland journal
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-16
EXAMINING BOARD.
MET YESTERDAY AT FORTRESS
MONROE.

BY direction Of the Acting Secretary
of War. the board OF officers appointed
to meet at Fort Monroe by special or
ders of June q. 1898. for the examna-
ton Of candidates for appointment o.
second lieutenant, United States army,
is dissolved. and all orders. examina-
ton papers. etc. in the possession OF
the board will De turned over to the
hoard appointed to meet at Fort Mon
roe Va. by special orders of June 9,
1929
By direction of the Acting Secretary
OF War. n board Of officers was APP
pointed 10 meet ut Fort Monroe for the
examination OF such persons as have
been designated for appointment OF
second lieutenant in the army Fol
lowing is the detail for the board:
Major James NJ. Lancaster. Fourth
United States Artillery: Major Charles
Richard. surgeon: Major Edmund
Rice, Third United States Infantry:
Captain John L. Wiser. Seventh
United states Artillery: Acting Assist
amt surgeon Benjamin J. Edgar. Jr..
United states army; Captain Charles
l.. Phillips. Fourth United States Ar
tillery. recorder.
Upon the completion OF his duties
with the board. Major Rice is to return
to WASHINGTON. The board Will be in
session several days.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-16
WILSON-SEWARD.

Mr.. William Pegram Wilson, a pros
Porous merchant and prominent resi-
u I, OF Isle of Wight county and Miss
virginia Seward, a popular young hell
OF Surry county, We're united in mat
rimony at the home OF Mrs. f. p.
Savage, Of the latter county, Wednes
day afternoon.
The nuptia!s were celebrated at l
o'clock p: m, the celebrant being the
Rev. j. Theo. Bowden, of the BAPTIST
church. The ceremony was a very
quiet and impressive one. and was Wit
messed by The relatives and close
friends of the parties to the contract.
The bride Wore brown tailor-made
travelling costume. The groom was nj !.
tired in n Prince Albert suit.
AT the conclusion of the ceremony
MT; ana Mrs. Wilson left on the steam
er Pocahontas by way of Richmond On
bridal tour to Washington, d. c., and
as far as Niagara Falls. Returning
they VIII reside at the groom's home.
river.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-16
SECOND Days
SESSION
Of the Master Car Builders ASSO-
citation at Old Point.
PROPOSED JOINT SESSIONS
or tho Master Car Bniidcrs mud Mas.
CpIO Dny for ton.tdcration-Ih
Arrangement TO he Proposed al
To-Dny'- Meeting Lively Discuss
sion Expected.

The second day of the sessions of the
Master Car Builders Association open
ed yesterday very warm and the SEES
sion began at 10 n. M, in the breeze
swept pavilion on the water front at
the Chamberlin Hotel
This session was a long one. and lie
voted solely to the important work Of
the assertion, discussion of technical
topics of interest % the members and
the various Hines they represent. The
subject of spliced hose. discussed in the
opening day, came up for further dis
cussion yesterday
COMING CLOSER TOGETHER.
In its issue of Wednesday, the Vir-
ginian-Pilot noted that 4 proposition
was under consideration looking to
joint sessions of the Master Car Build
ers Association and the Master Me-
ohanics' Association. For several years
there has been u tendency for the two
associations to come closer together
IL not, in fact, to consolidate.
a report on this subject from the EN-
ecutive Committees &C Tie two assoc.a-
tiohs has been presented as follows:
a joint meeting of the sub-commit-
tees OF the Executive Committee of the
Mas tel Car Builders and Master Me-
chanics' Associations, cons sting OF
Messrs. c. y. Schroyer and c. w.
Rhodes. OF the Master Car Builders
Association, was held on April l7ih,
1899. Mr.. Schroyer was elected char
man of the joint meeting.
The question referred to these COM
m'ttees by IL q Executive Committees
as to how best to shorten the time re-
CURED for holding the conventions If
the two associations vas discussed ful-
~, and 1t was decided chat each sub
committee should report back 10 its
respective Executive COMMITTEES as fol-
lows:
That the time of holding both con-
ventions should be changed to the sec
end Tuesday in June
Ihat joint opening session of both
association should be held at 10 o'clock
a. M. OF that day ~ near the addresses.
including the addresses OF the presi-
cents OF both association and the an
rual reports of the treasurer anu sec
rotary of the two associations. After
this is over
me Master Mechanics Association to
nave the time up to p. IN. Tuesday
The Master Car Builders Association
to have Tuesday afternoon
Inc Master Car Builders Association
to have all of Wednesday.
The Master Mechanics Association to
have Thursday morning
The Master Car Builders Association
to have Thursday afternoon
The Master Car Builders Association
to have Friday morning.
II any further time is required by
either association it can be available.
on Saturday. but it is not thought that
this Will be necessary.
me order of business of the joint
meeting on Tuesday morning TO be ar
ranged Jointly by the presidents uf lie
two associations. and to be published
In the program for both conventions.
JOHN w. CLOUD.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-16
NEW ATTRACTIONS
Virginia Beach.

Free entertainments at the fine new
theatre every afternoon from 80 TO go
and from $50 to $3.50 every evening
The week OF June 5th TO 10th there will
be an illustrated lecture on the spanish
American War and Our New Possessions
with moving PICTURES and phonogra phic
effects. June 18th to nth will be a rat
Ting good Minstrel Show. June 10Th tn
2ith will be the iaughable comedy Second
F;oor Spoopendyke." a reserved seat hen
eft for the Infant Sanitarium. Other
good attractions 10 follow
Book your excursions to Virginia Bench
and enjoy the finest surf bathing in tho
pure Atlantic, where the water is not con-
terminated by neighborinG cities. Get Your
photo. taken at the new gallery je7-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-16
AUDITORIUM THEATRE

S. e. Cor: Nebraska nnd Union SITS.
Jas. NJ. HARToN. Prop and Manager
WILEY HAMILTON Amus'm't Director
Open every night in the year except
Sunday. Smoking Concert. fFesef4t { 4.ts
tainmcnt.
Matiaees. Tues. Thurs and Sats MT ?
,. IN. Evening performances continuous
from TIL IL. Adm ssion. 10. Is and &c.
1a22-1y
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-16
spcc,a, sermon TO oan rc,,ow..

The Lambert's Pom; Lodge will as
sembie at their hall next sunday morn
ing ut 10 o'clock. preparatory to attend .
ing divine service mt Xlon's NJ. u
Church. South. Sister lodges arc cor
daily invited to attend this service.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-16
WATT. RETTEw & CLAY.
A mid=week
Stocking Bargain

We've filled our CRANKY
street window with these UNI
usually good stockings for
ladies, and we. would like you
TO take look at them.
They are imported-made
IN Germany Of a super grade
OF Isle thread.
They are as black as the
ravens wing beautifully fin
iShed.
They, are prettily drop
stitched.
They have doubly woven
white heels and toes and extra
elastic white tops.
Hundreds OF dozens have
been sold by us at 37Hc. a
pairs pair for ST.
That was their price up
to yesterday.
1t is quite possible that you
have bought some at this price
and, no doubt, you considered
them good value. They are
good value.
Well, their new price, from
to-day on, is
25c. A PAIR.
4 PAIR FOR 81.
IL PAIR FOR 8.
lB Take a look at them as
you pass the window.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-16
CONVENTION NOTES.

lively debate.
CONVENTION NOTES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Morris of
Pittsbure. are present They did moi
have far to come, having been sim.
ping at their farm. "Shadyside." in
Northampton county. Va. which is on
Chesapeake Bay, near Cape Char;rs
The Standing Committee has provid-
ed for fireworks display for SATURDAY
night.
ADVERTISEMENT DESIGNS.
The Railway Age has an exhibit If
original drawings for advertisement, de
signs that may well be studied win
profit by all advertisers. They cam
pine the best points of up-to-data adj
The exhibit OF the Chicago Pneumatic
Tool Co. is one of the most striking
shown. 1t comprises about 400 air
tools and many of them are shown in
action.
ELECTION.
The election of officers at tn, en-
nual meeting of Railway Club s.creta-
ries held Wednesday night, resulted as
foiiows: Chairman. Fl. l.. Vought. sec
rotary of Central Railroad Club. Buff
falo, n. y: Vice Chairman, Z. l.. Jones
secretary New England Railroad Club:
Secretary-Treasurer. II. H. Roberts
secretary ST. Louis Railway Club. The
constitution was changed to call for
one more meeting annually, viz: Il: the
sessions of the Master Car Builders
Association.
Among the private cars on the ground
IS tnat or the International Correspond
ence Schools. of Scranton, Pa. This is
near the station and open 10 Wis! :ors
i ne school is represented by Mr. W.
n. Mitchell.
O'FERRALL'S ADDRESS.
OF Ex-Governor O'Ferrail's address.
mat appears in full in No of the
NaiIway Age, special convention num-
oers, mat journal says
Governor OFerrall talks as well
from what he calls the solitudes of pri-
Vate NE as he did when he vas Gov
cr"ot Oh the State of Virginia. Two
year" ago 1t was the general verdict
,hdt MS address OF welcome 10 this
convention was the best which any
convention had listened 10, and the
sEeecE that we heard yesterday was
certainly no less admirable. IT viii do
every person in attendance at this
meeting good to read The Governors
address carefully forgetting business
for a while and only remembering thai
we are citizens Of great natlon and
patriots one and ALL"