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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-06-14
Mormon school.

Mormons have established Sun
day school in Ottumwa with forty
two members. The meetings are be-
ing held at the house Of Alexander
Porter.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-06-14

Mull's Lightning Pain Killer kills
them instantly: Cholera, Group, Rheum-
atics, Diphtheria, Toothache, or any pain
internal or external. 25c. Ask your
druggist. az
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-06-14
.Tana .JiIn,o

Hon. James Wilson, secretary of
agriculture, will deliver the COM
mencement address at the State Ag-
ricultural college Tuesday evening,
June 70, at 1880.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-06-14

"Mulps Pioneer Stomach Trouble
Cure made-iife worth living, made a new
man of me in short time when ] had
about lost hope PROF. w. Berryhill,
Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-06-14

Kill that Pain-Mull's Lightning Pain
Killer. csc. All druggists.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-06-14

Coming direct and intact from its overwhelming triumph at Madison So
thrngs delighted audiences show the
tails glorious Baltimore Washington and Boston the
Unquafedy public the
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1900-06-14

ASK your druggist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
WANT DlSPENSARY LAW.
Culpcpor Safety Social League Hold
Meeting and Take Action.

Culpcpor Safety Social League Hold
Meeting and Take Action.
cUuPEPER, VA, Feb. 7.-special.-A
largely attended meeting of the Culpeper
Safety Social League, held in FiSey's
Opera House last night. passed resolu-
tons calling on their representatives In
the Senate and House to secure IL"
similar to the South Carolina disFensars
law for the control of the, liquor tratnc
in the town of Culpeper. Silas L. cooper
was chairman, and Fred HudginS secre-
tary.
The resolutions were earnestly sup
ported by Mr.. John Barbour, Revs. Win
frey, McCIung and Stevens, OF the Zap
tist Presbyterian and Methodist churches
respectively, and opposed by Mr.. Henry
S. Davis and Edwin II. Gibson, ESD,
Mayor of the town. The Mayor, Whlle
stating that he was favorable to any
judicious means of improving the gen
era! moral health of the community, ana
at present neither for or against the
resolutions as presented. was yet very
earnest in his protest as to propose q
proceedings, stating that as for himself
it was almost a new subject. ana IN
which he would prefer, before going upon
record either way. to inves tgate anu
carefully consider.
He thought the action Of the League.
without an opportunity afforded the peo-
pie of looking calmly. over the ero1nu'
was premature and unfair to the puoac-
A committee of five was appointed 10
communicate with the Senator and rep
resentatiye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
HITCH in PEACE
NEGOTIATIONS.
Continued from First Page.1

thing ia quiet. No Democratic members
If t:e legislature are in Frankfort anu
word is received that they VIII not re-
t,rn until they are assured OF immunity
from, arrest and from forcibte conveyance
to London. -.
IT is stated on excellent autnoI1e! tiiie
Governor TAYLOR has decided not TO sign
Tho IouisvilIe agreement In its present
st,na He desires several changes IN II.
and practically q definite statement re-
ora riding the repeal of the Goebel law,
He is anxious that a conference be heltt
in Louisville on Friday night, at winch
these changes will be discussed and made
To-day he arranged a conference ns sl
tonight to inform the Republican leaders
of his views and advising with them re-
eard!ng the further demands to be maze
upon the Democracy.
Mr.. GoebeIs Funeral.
FRANKFORT. KY, February 9.
The funeral services will commence at
noon tomorrow in the parlors OF inc
Capitol Hotel. The services proper VIII
be preceded by a short procession III the
streets of the town. There will be no
interment tomorrow.
No Action Taken
rRANKFORT. KY. Feb. S.-Ihe con-
farence in the office Of Governor Taylor
ended at midnight without any ac'ioii
being taken on the agreement. -
1t is not likely that anything VII pe
done tomorrow and no hhttA &c 'ioiN 49,
the end of the week.
The charges that the agreement IS a
Renublican surrender are Responsible
for the delay
Legislature in London
LONDON. KY, Feb. THE House
was called to order at noon by Speaker
nro tenn Bethur, 80 members being pres
emit. f. II. Cecil, of NLiddlesboro, was
unanimously elected Sergeant-at-ArIns.
w. II. Hampton, of Barboursvlle' was
unanimously elected door-keeper. -Four
nases were elected. Cecil received the
oath of Office and adjournment was taken
until noon tomorrow.
The Senate convened at noon, W1tn Il
Senators present
On motion of II. J, Howard, OF l:ous-
vile, Kirk was elected Sergant-a1-tarHis'
and sworn in Adjourned
Democrats Leave Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o.. Feb. THE :ast OF
the Democratic members OF the Ken
tuck, LEGISLATURE left here at p. NJ for
Louisville, The officers who are sent to
arrest a,bsentees to bring them dr.. have
qualified, and if Governor Taylor contin-
,;es to hold out, it is said rhot efforts
will be made to apprehend the Democrat
ic members by the Serseant-at-Arms and
their assistants before long.
The Democratic members went 70
Louisville on railroads whic!Arun on the
north side of the Ohio river.
No Compromise Signed.
| LONDON, KY, Feb IA telegram
| was received by Representatives at T:1J
O'Clock tonight from Governor Taylor,
! saying no compromise has been signed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
SAW THE MURDER.
Lake Warren Witnessed; The Placing
of McDonuld's BODY on Track.


SUFFOLK. VA, Feb. 7.-Special.-The
panel OF salesman te hear the case of
sam Bcaie, charged in lsle-of-Wight
county court with the murder of Pat
rick Mcdonald last spring, was COM
plcted to-day, and the evidence taking
was begun.
This was the third day occupied on
BealGs trial. which is attended by crowds
of eager auditors, many OF whom are
connections of the accused who is a we'll
to-do young farmer. 1t was found neces-
sary to examine only eighteen talesmen
TO procure n compcten. panel
Three witnesses We're heard: j.
Delk, William Uzzell and l.. ]. Darden
and a Fourth, Luke Warren. MAS OH the
stand when court adjourned this evening.
Warren was the star witness of the
day for the State. He claims 10 have
witnessed the tragedy, whose END was
the placing of McDonalds body on the
railroad tracks.
Beale was tonight locked UP for the
first time. having heretofore been out
on bail OF $4,000 bond.
lie could have given In fifty thousand
If ii would have saved him from con-
finemcnt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
ed by the provisions of the constitu-

ed by the provisions Of the constisu-
ton
The report then takes UP the constitu-
tional provision that all duties, etc,
shall be uniform throughout the United
States and presents the law decisions
that the term Omitted States has UNI
versal applica ton to territory held rms
branch of the subject has previously btsen
covered in q special report. proceeding
the report says:
..If the position taken by the majority
of the committee in recommending the
massage of the bill be the correct one anu
Congress has the power to govern terri
tory of the United States independent VI
the limitations of the constitution, II
must follow that Congress is not rcstrillii-
ed by that instrument from passing INV
i,nposinS customs duties on the minerals
and or4s Of the territories of Arizona and
New Mexico; the furs and fish OF ALASKA,
the lumber Of Oklahoma and OF all otner
products of these territorl, s. when I'M
ported into any of the states OF me
Union and also upon all lnporti.ioi u
products of every kind into the terrlto-
RES from the States or any one OIL the ll
The power to pass such laws was ie.st
before claimed in our land. 1t is wholly
Inconsistent with the theory and form
of orr government. The exercise OF sucH
mower is pure and simple imperialism, anu
against it we enter. our most solemn pro-
test We never have held ana cttliios
hold territory as political dependency
and subject to equal taxation our
Union is one of the states with a COM
mon interest and a common destiny me
blessings of free government rest alike
ubon all of our people, whether IN the thlr-
teen original States or in the youngest
member Of the Union, or in the newest
acquired territory. 1t does not matter IN
which form territory is acquired, II is 20
he held under our constitution with the
obiec, of finally being admitted into the
Union as a State. In support OF this doc
trine the decisions of the Supreme Court
are uniform and in harmony with Tue
doctrine Eerein enunciated.
..Wby was it the people of that island
so gladly welcomed General Niles ana Tue
armies of the United States in 1873, whe,l
they invaded their territory and struck
down the power of Spain? was IL not
because they believed that as the snackleS
or Spain were stricken from them theS
wore to be admitted to the immun ties
and blessings of our liberal institutions
rs we'll as our enlightened clVillZatlon
yyo we're told our soldiers were hailed as
rsIeemers. -
:. I've recommend that the pending bill
do not pass. nrro>
IS. NJ ROBERTSON.
"CLAUDE A. SWANSON,
"GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
"FRANCIS G. NEWLANDS,
"S p COOPER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
At Monticello Hall.

A most delightful little private dance
was given last night at Monticello Han.
4.e music for the dance, which was fur-
nished bv the West End Star Club, was
splendid The floor was in good condi-
ton. and all things combined to make the
evening a most delightful one r,.
Woods. Maude and Maggie Dolan, Rad
ford. Annie Orsi. A. and AZ: Crowns. A.
and w. Swartz. L and NJ Olives; Maggie
Taylor. NJ. Cranmer. Anna Han, Corrle
Twain, Sallie Geinette: 4Iessrs. r.
Baschon. n Burnstein. 8. McGruder: n
Burnstein. +. Rannis1er. Charles n Ger
II. Opel, Joe Canapa. Il. Ross. IL. Pres
ton. claude Gatewood and Al. BiaGa.
Mr.. anu hrs. j. Lester Taylor. chaperons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
Stole y WAGON Load OF Tobacco

AMELIA C. H, Va. Feb. Especial
Tom Jefferson. a negro, was arrested
here a few days ago for stealing a wagon
load of tobacco The owner had brought
the tobacco here for sale, and not being
offered satisfactory prices. refused to
Sell. and left same in the street while he
made some purchases in the village: Tom;
seeing that good opportunity ano wifi1
the tobacco. He drove the wagon to.
place at which he intended to conceal the
! tobacco Ca negro house. on the farm
known as Dunn's). On his arrival the
manager of the farm saw him. and an
investigation resulted in Toms arrest Isl,
He now peeps through the bars OF the
county Jail.
There are several cases of smallpox IN
a mild form in the extreme lower ana
upper parts of the county. All necessary
steps have been taken to prevent It's
spread. 49, ,,;t : 81,
DR.. c. r. Irwin, who has been quite III
for several weeks, is improving.
The mica mines near this pace are
turning out large quantity Of me ne. MICA 's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
COLLEGE TRUSTEES.
sc,ni-Annual Meeting of the Board
Held Yesterday.


The Board of Trustees of Richmond
r-o,iepn held its semi-annual meeting
Yesterday morning in the lecture-room OF
the First Baptist church. The lneeuhs
was called 10 order at 1880 by Hpn. D.
TAYLOR Ellyson, presiding. Hrayer was
offered by Rev. a. L. owen, OF for,s-
mouth.
Letters were read from Dr. j. L. M.
Curry, Dr. +. c. Mcconnell and t,hers
excusing their absence from the 'ncetiiis.
Mr.. Ellyson explained the absence Oh
DR. William E. Hatcher by stating 'hat
he was i'll.
Dr. Poatwright, president OF :he COL
lece. made his Sem-an.lual Te:n'Tt he
reported the progress towards paying OIL
the Indebtedness Of :he new baiiolll;:S s.
about $4,000 having been paid and a
balance of about $4,000 due he
recommended an appropriation OF sI'oco
each for the recently established schooi'
of ptvsics and chemistry to be used III
eouinninr the departments. He report.
ed upon the health and conduct OF the
students. President Boatwright. follow
ed his report with an address, urging the
need of endownacnts for the School OF
History, which is established. and the
School Of Biology, which is to be estao-
lished in the near future.
Tie Aid Fund Committee reported
| thirty students under scholarships, ana
ten under donations.
The Board authorized an appropriation
TO the Athletic Association. to be govern
ed by the reeds of the association. ana 10
be made through President Boatwrisht.
1t was decided that the Baptist Histo-1-
cal Society should have room set apart
| for its own use In the college building.
At the close of the morning service the
Board adjourned to the basement OF the
| church, where dinner was served by the
| ladies of the church.
| The afternoon session Of the Board was
called to order at 3 o'clock. The needs
| Of School of Technology in connection
with the college were discussed at length.
| Messrs IL. l.. SchnelZ, IL r. Pollard and
T. H Elicit made talks upon the subject,
| heartily advocating tho course.
The following gentlemen were appointed
| a committee upon the establishment OF
the school: President Eoatwright. II. r.
Pollard, r. S. Bosher. Colonel Tabb and
H J.. S.:hmelZ. These gentlemen are
| TO report to the Board at an early date
Other plans for the good Of the college
were discussed in a general way. TIT
Board adjourned at o'clock.
The following trustees We're present:
Dr. A. Z. Owens, of Norfolk; DR.. Thomas
S. Dunaway, of Fredericksburg: Messrs
II. L. Schmelz. of Hampton: George B.
West. of Newport News; Judge 3. A.
| Hancock, of Chesterfield: Judge w. r.
| ISarlksdalc, of Halifax; DR. j. NJ. Pitcher
of Petersburg: Dr. c. II. Ryland, ]. RE-
| land. ]. Taylor Ellyson. Garlick- Elicit
| J. G. Williams. II. r. Pollard and Presi-
/ dent Boatwright
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
PORTO RICO TARIFF BILL.
The Republican Majority Not onan'-.
mously in Favor OF 1t.

mOuSIy Ill fstEOf "a ~.
WASHINGTON, Feb. LIT ceve1opeo
to-day in connection with the Porto t.! .et
.ariIf hill. that the Republican majority
- ~, ways and Means Committee was
not unanimous for the measure Or the
smrinctple it involved as TO the government
If territorial acquisition, ana that hepie-
sentative Mccall (Rep. of Nlass.) had pfe-
nared q strong dissenting report. Wnoi,
the Ways and Means Commlttse pis.tu
IN the bill last week, Mr. McClil VIII IN,
hald his vote, the understanding oeins
80 s,,a had not given that careful atten-
ton to the issues involved necessary -
hermit him to vote either way.
In other respects the vote was on parry
lines all the Republican members, ca
cent Mr.. Mccall, voting for the Dill, anu
ali the Democrats against II. a..
The Ways and Means Com1n1ttss - -
meeting to-day reached an uhoerse "a!
ing that the debate on me -. ~ - :.
riff bill would begin on the loth ,hs s't -
sa,d last one week The bill was chanSea
E IN t1x-o particulars. Section was amend
"a 81 that articles like tobacco, sup1ect
to- an internal revenue tax in the unlted
states, shall pay that tax as wei wen as =
ner# cent Of the. customs dut ).
Section. was changed so as 70! 1l lldls
clear that the duties ETC, s .'haass9t
shall be used eXcluSlYelS.,ioi $500
of Porto Rico.
The following is a summary OF the ne
minority report on the Porto lklco .,ar III
bill: ), ~, !, II +,,e
The minority report is signed by al tne
Democratic members Of the ways sa INC
Means Coumittee and Repre-. az !. Jaws !, Y.
$Newlands. the silver member OF ina
conln1ittee. It says in part
..The bill is framed upon the idea ano
the assunlp ton that Consie enters upon
the government Of Porto Rico unrestf AN:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
SYSTEM WRECKED.
Main Cable Box Of the Firc-Alarm
e Telegraph Burned Out

{ Telegraph Burned Out.
From some cause, not yet ascertalned.
almost the entire system of the Ere
Alarm and Police Telegraph Department
was wrecked last night by the .centr'a!
cable box on pole near the CITY Hail
being burned out.
Abort 40 o'clock last night the cable
BOX on the large otiice-pole directly IN
front of the Fire Alarm office was as
covered to be on fire. and company
from No. 3 engine-house on Broad street,
was at once summoned and plug
stream was thrown on the burning box.
The flames on the outside were extln-
c-uished at once. but the fire on the IN
side was not put out until the door nao
been opened.
After the fire had been quenched 1T
was discovered that all the cables from
the western portion of the city mad peeh
wrecked, except Nos. and 4. the former
heinr in good condition and the latter
ONLY partially damaged. The other cables
we're in a dreadful state, all the 1nsuia,-
Ing having been burned Off.
Superintendent Thompson was not at
the office ut the time, and his assistants
went to work on the wreck at once. Inc
direct cause of the wreck was that Some
heavy current got on to one OF the wires
and set fire to the cables at the ]unctlc1i
box Exactly where this current came
from could not be asceTtatned last night
but it is thought that it came from one
OF the Southern Bell Telephone wires on
west Broad street, as trouble had been
had by that company in that locality
Inc heavy current came In over circuit
No. 9, from the west. and was n"''c'o
in the office by Mr.. TAYLOR, who was on
duty then The first indications OF trou-
! Die came over the Police main circuit In
sucn a case it is very difficult to ascertain
what damage has been done, or what IS
the cause, until thorough Investigation
has been made.
superintendent Thompson and his men
were at work until late hour last night
| on the wreck The entire system IS very
badly damaged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
MAY NAME M'LAURlN.
The South Carolina Senator Mentioned
for Philippine Commissioner.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE Star says:
;mnortant conference with President Nc
1HipIey this morning regarding the new
commission which is to 60 to the P pnnint
y nson+hern man of prominence on the
{. The President, it is said, as,
sented to this suggestion, and indicated
that he would arrange the COMMISSION 50
4 Senator Sullivan presented the name OF
senator McLaurin, of South Carolina, Ior
ANS honor. 1t is said that his Den1ocratlc
anJ PenI,bIicarl sena torial friends reached
an agreement to-day for presenting MS
name at the White House.
II is understood that q strong effort
vii no made by influential senators of all
narties to have the appointment offered
him Those who know. tn, the pr r,, dn,,Id
high regard for Senator to- s Mflaur,h "ou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
Ncv Mill for Henderson.

HENDERSON, IN. c., Feb. Especial
ARRANGEMENTS were perfected yesterday
for , the organization at once of the "Har-
riet Cotton Mills" with capital OF Si2o;,
600, to erect a !,30O-spndle mill, which
will be built at once.
The following parties are interested:
D. y. Cooper, j. 3. Owen, G. 3. Harris,
j. D. Cooper. a. c. Zollicoffer. Z; , =. Su :i,,
ton. J.. P. Taylor and others. This VIII
make the second large mill for Hender-
son. as the Henderson Cotton Mills, win
a capital OF $4,000, has been in success
full operation for some four years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
Dewey Bananeted.

NEW york, Feb. THE Loyal Legion
tonight gave an elaborate banquet m
honor of Admiral Dewey Many. prom prom
nent people were present. General ftorlelo
King presided
a tribute paid by General King to Cen zen
AIoIineux's brigade in the Shenandoah
Valley brought four hundred and thirty
guests to their feet, Cheering trem endous-
". Ey unanimous request this rsteren = :
to the old veteran, now nearing the end Or
the ordeal OF his sons trial, was repesitsn.
and second remarkable denson '-s' af1An =.
ensl1ed aSs4 ftsysss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
.THE BEST PI;EscRIpTIoN

for chsIIs and fever is q bottle OF Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. The. formula Isl
plainly printed on each package. II ISL
simply Iron and ouinine IN tasselesst
FORM and is compounded in correct prc-.
sportions. The reason imitators do not adj
e1.a-tise their formula Is becauseS hey know
You would mot buy their medicines
Sif YOU knew Its ingredients Groves
SIS the original. and IS the only chill and
smalarial SECTION Of the q. 8. Nocu1ss NO
pay. Price So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
NIolincux Trial.

NEW YORK, Feb. BARLOW s.. Weeks
to day concluded his summing up for rrt ths
Many charged with the murder of Mrs.
Katherine ). Adams by poison sent to
marry Cornish. ~
Assistant District ttorney Osborne be
and it is said that the case Will so to
the jury tomorrow.
Mr. Weeks to-day. continued his analy-
that mart of it was falsehood. and that
the prosecution had utterly failed to prove
motive
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
Al.inorY Notes.

Walker Light Guards. Company B. of
the old First Regiment, held their reSu-
lar drill last night at the Seventh-street
armory. There was a good attendance
and they were put through a good drill
Company c, Guard of the Common
wealth. held a meeting last night at their
rooms and tclked ever the company or
gan,zation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
CoRBETI-JE FIGHT.
San Francisco Will be the Scene ofthe
PuriIistic Contest.

NEW YORK. Feb. San Fra 1nffEiee
fight. w A Brady to-day announce
that the offer of the National Athle eihc
Club, of San Francisco, was the mo S III ao-
cented or everything declared off.
Corbett's manager finally eonse IN t,e
provided the National Club would lmnaes
diately deposit 5000 as a guaaran5,eee o. u
the Sex-champion' s expenses to the PACING
coast. Brady said he believed the cup cup
would agree. :, -.
CorbettE will leave New York February
18th. Jeffries Will not leave before Marcn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Many Buildings in Carrabell. Florida
IsIIruCU,

Burned.
CARRABELL, FLA. Feb. IA de
structive fire broke out at this place last
evening, caused by spontaneous compus-
,tion Of turpentine and oil in the store OF Tue
Franklin Lumber Company. me ii'.iiiss
quickly spread, and in two houts Inc
tho custom house and passenger depot
and freight warehouse of the CarraDeil'
Georgia and Tallahassee Railroad Com,
pany, together with the telegraph ana
express offices, the postoffice. steamboat
wharf, city market and other puildihss'
were a mass of ruins.
It is impossible at present TO estit1lsl..
the total loss involved by the lire. Ou ~, -
is conservatively placed at soo'"'i ~ ~,
citv had inst recovered from the wreck
made by the cyclone in August last, anu
this blow is crushing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
scenes mud Sketches

A little book of Scenes and Sketches"
around Richmond College will soon be
gotten out by the faculty The book will
be illustrated, and will contain arucles
of interest by DIR. Ryland, DR.. Hatcher,
Judge George l.. Christian and Hon. j. l..
NJ Curry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
Board of Managers.

The Board of Managers of the Virginia
Home for lncurabIes met yesterday, with
Miss Mary Greenhow presiding. The reg
ular business was transacted. Or. san
ford. Of Heathville. was taken into the
Homo. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08

Miss Maud Jennell and Mr.. William A.
saarkey. both OF Henrico county. were
married ut the brides home last night.
Mr.. r. B. Hardwood. OF this city. = =
New York on business. -: > - FL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08
Rryan asked Ia Is speak In Isa'eish

RALBIGH. N. C.. Feb. q I'll NJ Sim Sim:
mons, chairman Of the Democratscs Staie
executive Committee, and Josspflus SD a
teIs. National Commit freeman. to-day Eseis-
graphed William Bryan. At f "a
maxi sVuexday night. ll.ssss9 s.sss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-08

ME-. w. ". Edwards. oIWashing TN
migration agent OF the Southern Ran.
y,1y was in the city yesterday and called
on Commissioner OF Agriculture George
w. Koiner.