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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-12-27

The Congressman from forty-fve
states do not seem to have shared either
Don Celso Morenos or A. B. Loeben-
STEMS objections to Robert w. Wilcox
as delegate from Hawaii. At any rate
the press dispatches say he was sworn
in, and took his seat, and even that
many congressman congratulated him,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16

general similarity OF character, peculiarly
its own, and entirely different from most
other districts or sections of the State, and
whatever may be said to be true of the
soil, products climate, ETC., of one of these
counties. win apply as a rule to any other
or perhaps to all Of them.
For these and other equally forcible rea-
sons, the writer favors the organization
OF the real estate dealers in this territory.
The hearty cooperation of these public
spirited citizens will naturally result in
a systematic, and therefore, economical
means OF thoroughly advertising this sec
ton; aud the results of one years work
by such an association would, in my hum
Bile opinion. surpass as well as please
everyone who is interested in the settle
ment and development of this wonderfully
flne country
The writer suggests that l.. Seabrook OF
Fort Lavaca, call meeting Of real estate
dealers and others interested In the set
tiement OF the coast section, to meet in
ri Campo or Wharton, or in Ganslo. as
tnese are central points, some time In
May or sooner for the purpose indicated
Very respectfully, A. j. Carotbers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
WEATHER AND CROPS.

Eutto Williamson County. Texas. April
f.--Couou planting Is ten Gays late owing
to continued wet weather.
Hearne. Robertson County. Texas. April IS.
Intermittent showers have been falling here
this morning. So far. however they have
not been of sufficient consequence to keep the
planters from planting cotton tomorrow.
Lockhart. Caldwell County Texas. April H.
The damage to the farmers throughout the
county frcm the recent storm is very con-
siderable. and II will be several DAYS yet
before they can get tc work in the fields.
Emma Crosby County. Texas April u
This county has lust bean visited by the
heaviest rain ever known at this time OF the
year: the surface lakes are all well filed and
the grass is getting fine. The spring is at
least one month ahead OF last year.
Dickens. Dickens County. Texas. April :.
Rain has been falling for the past twenty
four hours. giving plenty OF stock water
which was badly needed. The farmers have
about finished planting corn. The acreage
of cotton and corn will be greatly Increased
in this county this year
Columbia. Brazoria County. Texas. April
IA Although the farmers IN this section
we're thres weeks ahead of last year on March
/, they have been thrown three weeks be.
hind in their work hy the recent heavy rains
many having had to plant over and Others
having been prevented from planting at all.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
BUFFALO SHIP CHANNEL.
Colonel Robert Has Come TO Consult with
Captain Richie as 10 the Project
MATTERS CAN Sc SPECIFY ARRANGED
30 that work May Commence. He Ne
lieves-EnEineer Is Enthusiastic
as to the Future of Texas.

Galveston, Texas, April 15.--Colonel II.
M. Robert, United States divisional engi-
neer. who Is chairman OF the board of
engineers for the United States army, ar
rived In the city this morning on the
steamer Comal from New York. He Is the
guest OF United States Engineer Captain
C. S. Richie. with whom he came to con-
suit in regard to the Buffalo bayou i'm
provement and other harbor work in the
State.
On being interviewed this evening by
q Post reporter he stated that the primary
object OF his visit was to discuss with
Captain Richie the plans for the improve
reason he came Mt this time was that the
delay in settling the matter by correspond
ence might be avoided and thus expldite
the arrangements for the work. He stated
that the 100000 now available would do
for a beginning, but that this must be fol-
lowed as soon as possible by great deal
more. As previously reported, the plans
and specifications OF Captain c. s. Richie
have been approved with the exception of
the clause relative to piling abutments
and this is the feature that Colonel Rob
ert particularly desired to discuss. He
stated that Captain Richie and himself
would easily adjust this though with as
little delay as possible.
Colonel Robert stated that he thought
Texas was field capable Of great develop
ment. and that he considered that deep
water on Buffalo bayou would greatly as
sist in this direction. He Is very en-
thusiastic regarding the great resources
of Texas and is in favor of having the
work on deep water in the bayou COM
mencsd as soon as possible and pushed
rapidly to It's completion.
Captain Richie stated tina: the arrange
ments would soon be completed and that
the work would all be under contract be-
fore the next meeting OF congress-.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
LONG WANTS NOMINATION..
Secretary of the Navy wants 90 Run
as Tail To Mcl<inicy's Cont.

Secretary of the Navy wants 10 Kun
as Tail To Mcl<iniey's Cont.
Washington, April 15.-Secretary Long
implied Willingness to accept the republl-
can nomination for the vice presidency as
inferred from the statements made by
him on that subject yesterday, was mat
ter of general comment in Washington to-
day. 1t set bhe republican slate makers
to thinking, and for the time being has
seriously upset the calculations of those
who believed that the honor would go TO
one of half dozen others mentioned for
the vice presidency.
Secretary Long was called on by a num-
Der of persons during the day and was
importuntd for an exact statemult Of his
attitude on the question. He seemed dis
inclined to enter into any general discus
sion OF the matter, however, preferrins
to let 1t rest with what he has already
said on the subject, believing that the vice
presidency Is an honor of such character
that no man could well refuse to accept
1t. The secretary, however Is not an
avowed candidate seeking the place but
the belief is general that II the nomination
is offered to him he viii accept,
Secretary Long was asked today for an
expression of opinion regarding Admiral
| Deweyis candidacy for the presidency. In
a good natured way he evaded making a
reply. but laughingly remarked that
Dewey was the honored man of our
navy"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
STATE.

Truck gardeners near Corpus Christi
have received $4,000 for 14O carloads OF
cabbage and are still shipping.
Marlin is to have $4,000 hotel and
new business houses.
A committee has gone East to buy ma
chinory for the cotton mill to be built at
West.
Several good cattle trades are reported
from San Angelo.
Many clutches in Texas held special
Easter services.
General John b. Gordon addressed a re-
vival meeting at Gatesvlle and caused the
conversion of forty Confederate veterans.
Report OF the secretary TO the grand
lodge will show that Pythianism Is stead
lily growing in Texas.
Engineer Robert is at Galveston to con-
suit with Engineer Richie on the Buffalo
ship channel project.
Galveston has made arrangements for
an elaborate unveiling OF the monument
to Texas heroes.
The food situation at Wharton ia I'M
changed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
FOREIGN lIRIErs.

BERI.IN-The Berlin papers, commentlns
on the speeches Of President Loubet and NJ
Millerand at the 1senng OF the Paris exposi-
ton Yesterday. refer to them as hollow
SANTIAGO DE CfiILE--In consequence OF
the poor crop wheat prices are advancing and
the situation will allow large importation from
California. -
CITY OF MExIco--Forty members ~ mo
Yaqui tribe OF indians prisoners Of war, have
arrived here They were escorted by troons
through the streets and along the line n
march the people russee out to offer dellcacies
and money which the Yaquis gratefully &C,
ceptcd
CITY OF MExIco-There Is an actly,
movement In machinery and electrical suppiS
trade here. Mines are ordering machiner,
extensively and new cotton mills are replac
ing old fashioned ones with modern ma
chinery.
VICTORIA. n. C.--Arriyals from the mort,
state that the warm weather is breaking ii
winter trails aud that navigation viii opei
two or three weeks earlier than usual Dus
ing me winter there has been 300 cases o
typhoid fever aud thirty deaths from tn
disease at Nome.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
ToDAY's RACES.
Aoue,iuct Entries.

Five.elghths of a mile, seliing-MeehanuS
49, BunoOn H. sir Christopher Ill, Cofai's'
@. E wightman, Harry Reed iO6 Many!iia'
conuoyer 100. Sparrow Wing l0S, Mike strauss
Ss, Cup!dlty 90, Her Ladyship "a. r,,,oo,a
-Four and half furlonss, seillng--buueaVe
10s. The Regent 107. Galanthus lOo, Maus''
j03' Antlthesis 102 Luban l0l, Blllionaltae
Novelty 100 William Aeh, Little l'm 90
Branbie Bush a. Appreciation W.
Five and half furlongs, selling--CaVIa,i,'
cade l2S. Elm CONG ITO, Manlt0oan ~ ~
Daily Report ITO, Native, Alex, unmasked ivs'
Give and Take 107. The Corinth.an le5' Ou-
pidlty 1893, Goodale liz, Eileen DAILY W.
Carter handicap, about seyen-eights OIL \
mile-Flrearm 1876, Box l25, May Hampstead
ri, King Barleycorn lis, Kinniokinnic ~
Tho Kentuckian III, Charentus, krlss
Kringle, Modrine Ill, Silver Garter 1O3, Douo-
let 10, Boney Boy, Wait Not lOS, Dan RICE
LOG, Ten Candles 1o2. 90,
About seven eights Of milo-Dan Rice III
Sweet Caporal 1l2, Holland III. Rhineiander
Dimnutiye, Maxine Gomez ITO, Wine Press
Dear Heart 100, Tyrshena l0S Sky scrapel
JOG, Riualdo 105.
Four and half furlongs-st. David. Aus
tralia. Glenwood, Left Prince 109, Kenilwortt
1916 zeigfeld. Tonicum 109 outlander, Idi
Corbry, Ondurdis, Lambkin, Alzora Jos.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
BRYAN AGAIN in TEXAS.
He Spent the Day Quietly with His Friends
at FL Paso.
|THH LONG VICE PRESIDENTIAL BOOM
Has Set the Republican sInte-MuISers
at Washington to Thinlfng-Mor-
gan's victory IN Alabama.

El Paso, Texas, April 15.--W. ]. Bryan
reached FL Paso from Albuquerque. N NJ,
at 10 o'clock this morning and remained
until O'Clock tonight. when he took tho
train for Austin to join his family. Colo
mel Bryan spent the day quietly and made
no speeches. lie was met at the train
by few representative democrats and es-
corted to his hotel, where he ate dinner
with select gathering of friends. An
informal reception was held and at .
o'clock Colonel Bryan attended the SER
vices Of the Knights Templars at the Epis-
copa church. He was then driven to
Juarez. Mexico, to points OF interest near
the city by Captain Juan s. Hart, Felix
Martinez and others. This evening no
shook hands with fully two thousand peo'
pie. A strong delegation from Mexico
was here to meet Colonel Bryan and as
sisted In his entertainment. Colonel Bly,
an denied chat he intended to make Texas
his home. though he said he like the State
and was proud OF It.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

BURLINGTON. VIA special from Water
bury, Vt, says that the teller OF the Water
bury National bank Is missing and that there
is defalcaton of $4,000 Of the banks funds.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn.--Tho seventh annual
convention OF the State organization Of the
Travellers Protective Association meets in
the city Monday for two days session.
LEXINGTON, Ky.--Hon. W. G. Whitney
Is here and will remain in Lexington until
Tuesday. Mr.. Whitney said no had concluded
TO take his horses away from Kentucky, plac
ing them nearer New York, where he could
zoe them with less trouble
NEW YoRK-Jullus Roster. brlcklayer, OF
West Forty-second street. who recently in
herlted 100000 from his brothers estate in
Gernany, was found dead swinging from q
rope. In an empty water tank ON the roof Of
his house.
clNclNNATi ohio--The condition of Harry
I. Weldon. sporting editor of the Enquirer
very encouraging. His voice Ia cominp
OK gradually aud he gives every promise 81
ing restored to health
SEATTLE, Wash-The Nippon Yuser
htsha liner Rio Jun Maru arrived with Is,
Japanese steerage passengers. She discharged
100 more at Victoria,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
THE TENNESSEE DERBY
Is to Be Decided OF Memphis This After
noon; Good Lot Of Horses.
F. ". 8ROUE WILL Be THE FAvoRIlI
III. peat Thrive and The Condnere'
gnturday--Tbe Race Wii ~
$1,000 20 the winners owner

wsmnb,s Tenn. April 15.--The Tennessee
,or,v a. mile and an eighth. viii be run
=, Montgomery Park tomorrow afternoon
sna Indications tonight are that the oiae
sihnon overt Of the Memphis Jockey club wiz
,.Ssa a,er fast track. The probaol,
% , uers ara as follows: Glen Lake ana
s gsI a." cams entryl Arthur Behen.
ra S FloTizar r. w sTode D 3r0 o0,,nad
and The Conaueror all CARVING A@ ,ha pou John
y va Sa5orr would not be represented IN t9is
syes sGn but upon the good showing made ~ ~
F. Vi grode + yss sea 9se eo 1Ge e a. DIS
anu !" - rby,ve and The Conqueror. the
P poSnr Memphsan decided lost nisht to place
BToaes name on the prosrsmm,' -, the General rsg
seems to BE- an open one =, 1t i u he s'V VITA
NE csonoueror Gains entry ana rloil an
rargisg in the betting as named Inc rae
viii be worth about $3.50 to the winnef'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
ALABAMA SENATORIAL CONTEST.
Morgan win he Reelected by "a Big
Majority.

Morgan VIII lie Reelected by "a Big
Majority.
Birmingham, Ala, April t5.--Later re-
turns from the democratic primaries hello
throughout the State yesterday only serve
to confirm the reports already sent out
OF the overwhelming majority of Senator
Morgan over Governor Johnston for the
United States sSnatorship.
st. Clair, with one representative,
which was the only county credited to
Governor Johnston in last nights report
has fallen into the Morgan column, leaN-
ing Johnston goose-egg as the result
OF the elections held in hfty-faur counties
yesterday. In tho light of these returns
Johnstop Is the worst beaten man who
ever fought In the political arena in Ala
bama
senator Morgan viii have IFS of the 100
democratic votes in the general assembly,
Sanford has probably swept everything
In sight for governor,
Montgomery, Ala, April 15,--Nows to the
Advertiser tonight Indicates that Morgan
has carried fitty-fve OF the ffty-slx coun-
ties that held primaries yesterday. w. !,
Sanford viii so Into the State convention
with the largest vote for governor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS SPLIT.
Evans and BrownIow and Their Fol-
lowing Hopc1essly Divided.

Evans and BrOwnIow and Their Fol-
lowing Hopc1essly Divided.
Chattanooga, Tenn, April 15.-Congress-
man w. p. Brownlow and Pension Com
missioner II. Clay Evans were in Chat
tanooga today en- route to Nashville,
where the State republican convention
meets Thursday. The State committee
will meet tomorrow to take up all con-
tests for seats In the convention The
decision of the committee will be final
Congressman Brownlow and his friends
control the state committee, the former
being its head.
Commissioner Evans stated tonight that
two sets OF delegates would apply for ad-
mission to the State convention, and that
in case the Brownlow committee refused
TO seat his delegates, two conventions
would be held and contestinE delegations
sent to Philadelphia. Congressman
Brownlow maintains that nothing but fair
treatment will be accorded the Evans
faction of the party and that all proceed
ings of the committee and convention will
be regular.
Fully one-third Of the total vote OF the
convention Is contested, and upon all these
/ contests the committee will have to pass.
Two candidates for governor will also In
all probability, be put forward by the re-
publcnns and bster fight onsue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
CROWLEY NEWS NOTES.
The Political Atmosphere Is Not nj
All Clear.

'he folittcal Atmosph ere Is Not nj
All Clear.
crowley La, April 15--The political at
mosphere Is now developing all kind of
nues in consequence OF the heated con-
test that is now waging between the con.
tesian's, The parish is safely democratic.
nut the attitude of the administration in
throwing out so many nomination papers
under the new election law is severely
Affecting the democratic ticket The strong
est Eight IS on the representative. P. s.
fugh, democrat and B. NJ Lambert
crowley. on the same day as the State
erection will select municipal officers. Two
strong tickets are IN the field one headed
oy Z }. Chappirs. prominent attorney,
ana the other by w. p. Campbell, a mer-
chant Both sides claim victory, but
Ohap9ins having previously served tie
town as mayor and having made a splendid
record stands tbs hest chance
Father Angelo. a missionary priest, be-
longing TO the Passion Fathers society. be-
gan ten days mission here today. He is
an eloquent orator and will do much good
IN Crowley for his church
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
BRENNAN BUDGET.
District Summer Normal Il tsl
HELD Mt Gidhingz.


BRENNAN. Texas. April 15,---A ccunli
appointed for the purpose OF decldin !
location for the regular summer IN
of this district met at the public ii
building Saturday at Q O'Clock. Thu I
dings district was represented By 4
Buckner Harris. and Ledbetter By n
R. NJ. Cannon. After some dlscusla|
the subject those present decided tla
claims of Glddings for this seasons !
sion were strongest. ana the norma /
be held there this year, ccmmencag l
2, and closing August 4.
Prof. Il. w. Tarrant has been chqa|
conductor, with the following cai9|
teachers, Messrs. G. F. Urbankts, B u
ris and r. NJ. Cannon.
A telegram was received here St13
by the Vorwaerts society from I'D
stating that the State Saengerieg
take place on the day and date advert
May to 0. There will be no p0i5
ment.
The little city of Burton has rsLa|
sum of $1,000 for the purpose Of BIZ
an oil mill at that place. A regular y
ing was held Saturday evening a q
officers were elected. and the report I.
finance committee was read.
The X Y rs will meet with MIS- q
Cannon at 4 o'clock Monday aftsnn|
The Houston and Texss Central 2
sion to Austin today was lAsSsly ~
ICED from this place.
A negro, whose name was not ls
was run down and killed by SraI
freight train at Mill Creek last nsf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
GORDON AS AN EVANGELIST.
His Powerful Exhortation Caused Conversion of
Forty Confederate Veterans

April 15Goneral In
the United Confederate Veterans attended
him
principally
heftan and then
be-
platform
hundred prayers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
Chnnnel Hi Notes,

Chappell Hill. Texas, April 1.-THE ladies of
the Nineteenth Century club met today at the
elegant home Of Mrs. N. J. Cooke and dis
ouzsed IAN Evening with Helen Hunt Jack
son" in Z. most interesting manner. The club
Is in q very nourishlng condition, numbers
being added to its membership at almost every
meeting. Mrs. Bette Chappelle is its presi-
dent,
Temperance Union organization, had a grand
and enjoyable picnic today in Chadwick
pasture. The organization is composed almost
entirely OF little folk who in beautiful array
with flags flying and hilarious songs marched
to the grounds md enjoyed themselves to the
fullest extent. Tho whole affair was under
the immediate charge Of Mrs. II. x. Fielder
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
Nep,phis Entries.

Six furlongs-orletta. Princess Maleen. 95;
Dissolute. Isabinda. Scarlet Lily. Engano,
Hoods Brigade, 100; shillingburn. 1O5 Mar
sara 1885, MYRTLE Van. Harrle Floyd, los:
Nobleman. Beaueath. III; Kamsin, III.
Hall mile, selling-Alalia. SO; Battus.
101; Foxworthy. 1902; The Elk 10i; Harry
Frost. Darlene, 10S; Aaron, Fergus McCud-
dy. 1e6: Harry Pullam Denman Thompson
l6S; Dandy jim. lack Ford, 10,
Six furlongs--Maud Wallace, 30; knight i;1
Banneret. 100; Capron, 1OJ; Tom Collins. III
Beye of Memphis. III; Himtine. Greatland
1ld
Mile and m eighth. Tennessee Derby-Glen
Lake. Thrive. Arthur Behan. Parmenian,
Florszar. F. W. Erode. Dramburg. The Con
queror 100.
Five furiongs-wall lo2; Wild Pirate. 1o5
odnor. Cawaine, lO7; Silverdnle. Commander
Garry Hermann. Ampere 49,
Mile and a sixteenth. sellins-Clara Mea'
der Evelyn Bird Frank Mcconnell, "a; War
rior. 96; Dandy H.. 81; George B. Cox, Julius
Caesar, Chopin. 80; Yuba Dam, 1902; Kyrat
Henry Launt 1903; Compensation. 1OS Si'
Gatian. Our Nellie. Crockett. 106.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
TEXAS POLITICS.

Bailey has now bean instructed for in
eleven countless Chilstx In three.
Mr. Bailey is very confident of victory.
Senator Chilton's condition is not i'm
proved.
Bailey carried Hunt county by 100 or
more; Hill by over 1000
Former leading populists OF Caldwell
county will vote with the democrats
Camp county instructed for Chiffon.
Ex-Governor Hogg is doing all he can
for Chiffon in Travis county.
Borden county instructed for Bailey.
Beatty of Grayson is developing unex-
pected strength in his contest with Book
hout.
Believed at Dallas that Finley and sto-
reg will have a very hard fight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
camr j. D. Vnhcrlnon. =. z v

Bryan, Texas. April l5.-camp ]. b
Robertson, United Confederate Veterans
me; at the court house in this city ves.
terday, and elected the following ofareIs
for the ensuing year; General H. q. st.d.
dard, commander; Mark Wilcox, John "
Gee, W. B. Baker and w H. Bowman
lieutenant commanders; W. Gillie Mitch.
ell. adjutant; J ". Johnson, quartsrinas ..
ter; John McCoruuodale, eommlssary: Dr.
b. It. Watkins. surgeon: Rev. ]. ID. Wr,t
chaplain; Captain ]. j. Adams. treasurer
Mat Posey. sergeant major r. L. Wed.
dington, co or Sc geant: Miss Marie adams
sponsor.
The following delegates we're elected :,
the State reunion a. Fort Worth Nav 90
A. C. Brle,z. Delegates 10 M
Louisville reunion, May 81, were as fol.
lows Captain ]. ], Adams, Colonel N. W
Sims and General II. B. Stoddard.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
Ea gle LIKE Lo,nls.

Eagle Lake, Texas, April ia lodgs
of knights OF Pythias was to have been
organized at Eagle Lake last Wednesday
night, but oil account of the Colorado
overiiaw the organization had to be in.
definitely postponed. but will be oragnized
Just as soon as transporting is resumed
over the river, by the Southern Pacific.
Our organizers are coming from colum-
bus.
The order Of the +. S. C. tFrying size
club OF Eagle Lake win present coming
drama play In the opera house next Tues
aay night for the benefit OF the public
plaza Improvement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
DOMESTIC.

General Roe OF the New York militia
hae ordered out the soldiers to quell labor
strikes at Croton dam.
The census department will make an
effort to tell exactly how much cotton ia
grown in the United States.
The general strike Of operators on the
Southern railway is still on, but trains
are running.
Taylor and Bradley are in Washington
endeayoring to push the claims OF de facto
oficaldom in Kentucky in the United
States supreme court.
tornado in Kansas killed many people
and did great damage to property.
Rev. DR.. Parkhurst vigorously assaulted
the Presbyterian confession OF faith.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-16
HANNA is Ill.

The Senator Is Said to He Sick nj
Old Point Comfort, Va,
Cincinnati, Ohio April 15.-Word has
been received here that Senator NJ A..
Hanna is quite Ill with la grippe at Old
Point Comfort and that he may not he
able to attend the Ohio republican State
convention at Columbus next week 1t IL
reported that President Mckinley and
other republican leaders will be at Old
Point Comfort this week for an informal
conference and recreation.