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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
HIT HIM ON HIS HEAD
A BoY IN OHIo THREW 4 ROCk AT
ROOSEVELT.
MARRIED HIS GREAT WELCOME.
GOVERNOR DECLARED HE WAS NOT
HURT An ALI.

RoosevcIt saw the HOY when He
Threw the Rock-It Was Thrown
From DistRnce-Governor's Com
panions Hustled Him 40 Cur
After He Had Becn StrucI<-CIeVc-
land showed the Governor High
Honor.
Cleveland O.. oct. i7.-Thls has been a
day OF triumph for Gov Roosevelt In
Ohio. Tonight the city Of Cleveland gave
him reception rivaling any similar dem
onstraticn ever made here. There was an
immense parade. Superior street. the
chief thoroughtare through which tho pa
rade passed. was ablazc with electric
lights. suspended in LOOPS crosswise and
lengthwise from tall pillars surmounted
10y flaming globes and decorated with cv-
ergrcen Along this brilliant course
Thousands OF rockets ana hambcauN
Haired. The walks were thronaed with men.
women and children. who drew 81 near
that the horses Of the various mounted
sections almost trampled them
From the union station. riding In a gor-
geously decorated carriage drawn by four
white horses. IN company with Gov. Nash
and senator Foraker. GOV. Roosevelt was
escorted along the route of the parade 20
a large tent on Marcelline avenue. New
burg the iron-workinE district. where he
addressed large audience on the sub
/ ject ofsprospority. Ills speech was very
brief. consisting OF part of that delivered
by him an hour later az Central Armory
/ IN Bond street
This was the fourteenth speech which
Gov. Roosevelt made In Ohio to-day. A.
clyde the employees of a granite and mar
ble company presented the Governor with
/ a bucket filled with sandwiches. pie. cake
and coffee and bearing the legend eight
hours and a fun dinner sail"
only one incident marred the evening.
In NewburE a boy. standing some dis
tance away. threw a rock ai the Governor
as the latter was leaving the tent IN com
| pnny with National Committeeman Her
| rick ~ Ohio and others. The rOck struck
the Governor on the head. quickly tho
Governors companions closed around him
and hustled him TO a passing car oh
/ which he was borne away,
Il was not hurt az all" sah the Gov
/ ernor. when he returned 10 his car and
discussed the matter with several friends.
The rock was thrown BY one OF num-
/ ber Of hooi,ums. and I saw him throw IL.
/ II struck my head. but my hat prevented
| Il from wounding me In the Hight Of the
| splendid reception Cleveland has given
me. the stone-throwing k scarcely worth
| remembering for a moment"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
CHINESE FOUGHT BRAvELr.
hnssians Did Not Take MulSden
without a Struggle.

ST. Petersburg. Oct. I7.-Detailed reports
70 the war ONCE OF the occupation OF
Mukden. Manchuria. show that the Rus
SLAMS met with strong opposition at scha-
oho. where The Chinese. with thirty bat
talions. twenty guns and Rrupps and
Maxims. occupied the railway enibank-
ment and nights
The fighting continued from . o'clock
IN the morning until Z o'clock in The A.
ternoon. The Chinese cavalry envtIopsd
the Russian flank and endcavored 20 take
% in the rear. They were repulsed. but
returned repeatedly TO the attack Fin
ally. after artillery preparations. the
whole Russian column was thrown
against the Chinese. who. by evening
were Ia fun retreat This result was only
reached when Gen. Fleischer's column
which had been resting from the fatigue
Of a long march. was called into action.
Next day the Chinese made less stub
born stand in a strong position on the
mountain chain IN front Of LAO Jau. The
position was captured at noon. but the
Russians we're unable 10 pursue the Chi
nese. owing TO the extreme fatigue and
difficult nature OF the country.
Another day a Russian column met with
strong resistance and only arrived Al
Lao Jau az O'Clock In the afternoon.
The Russians. IN the course Of The Two
days operations. lost fifty killed and
wounded. They captured several guns.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
MITCHELL WOULD NOT SAY.
Resident Was Dumb when Asked
About the Next step.

Hizstdn. Pa. Oct. 1.-THE news from
nsdso1a to-day that the Philadelphia
IT, Heaing Coal aud Iron Company had
iriei 90 the anthracite miners PROPOSE
h. as set forth IN resolutions adopted
convention last Saturday. brought forth
nary exnressions OF surprise that it
Ross come so soon after the oonvcn.
t,n
fressiert Mitchell OF the United Mine
Nker when informed OF the Reading
A apiuF action by representative Of
ts A.-o-.aied Press. was pressed for q
a.fme on thiB acceptance OF the min
Proposition. All he would venture
say aowever. was that ne would be
tAa ini.ad to know that the anthncits
orator had decided to change the no
WfNousiy posted so as 10 comply
ia' provisions OF the resolutions
\ The Scranton convention.
~ Mitchell declined to say whether
hn would let the men return 20
90 those collieries where the ope-
~ h1i accepted the miners PROPOSE
n'f1r' an the companies had fallen
4 w tae 90 BE- generally believed that the
a-aarrying railroads that mine
. a. .ttaNhlN Aoti0N tue AAtAlaAa
4 ,-.Arf and grant acceptance OF the
i,on and that all other operate $
W % iae same.
- hft company in the Hazieton re-
take action similar Go that of
reading Company were Calvin Par
"a" operating the Laitlmer coli
49,. ai the A. Pandee Company. own
'h Cranberry mines. both OF them
concerns The notices an
their acceptance. which will be
l'-m1rrowS are as follows:
iry withdraw our offer OF oct
A 'N'Na the following announcement
nf employees:
scale. under which we have
-. nE, Is hereby suspended. and
-, adjust the rate OF wages 80 as 10
~ or mine employees from Oct. !.
u,r Aprl !. 1901. ard thereafter and
-, ~. 'lar notice. a net increase Of u
H. er the wages paid for septem-
q -. o'Hparies Nin reduce the price
d.s,,,- from S2.B TO $50. which re-
Co be considered IN arriving
increase In wages
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
HABEAS CORPUS FOR CARTER
Effort 90 secure the Release Of the
Ex-CaptaIn-His brother the
Petitioner.

Leavenworth. Kan. Oct. IA habeas
corpus suit to release Oberlin N. Carter.
sx-captain OF engineers. from the Federal
penitenuary at Fort Leavenworth. was
filed in the United States Circuit Court
this afternoon.
The suit was filed with Stanton Carter,
q brother OF the prisoner. os the petition
er and was made out returnable against
Warden McClaughey OF the Federal pcni-
tentiary Frank p. Blair Of Chicago ap-
peared az the attorney for Garter.
Judge Hook set oct. &c as the date for
hearing on the application. and announc-
ed that Judge Thaycr Of 81. Louis would
probably be here TO sit with him.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
STRIKE A SUCCESS
..,r vonKERs ARE WINNERS IN
THEIR CONTEST.
THEIR DEMANDS ARE GRANTED.
-,,r,rD THE CONCESSIONS PRAC-
rt,HLY END THE STRIKE.

..u,aelphia and Reading and the
tchish valley Agreed Yesterday "a
,..l,.h the sliding scale, Give a
-, ADVANCE of 10 Per Cent. in
Mage. aud Make II Operative I'm
an ,pru or LRter-rhese Were
,ne strikers Demand.
Il psr-5.,Dtia. oct. I7.-The great strike OF
ii .f.s-a-ne mine workers OF Penusyl-
II ,.., us began Sept. Il. practically
"a ~, to-day when the Philadelphia and
d ,Fss coal and Iron Company and the
& ,..ss valley Coal Company agreed to
"A ,.a., tre sliding scale IN their respec-
II ,,.. -sr rs and to grant an advance IN
,-.. or n per cent. net. the advance
Fl -.,s.r iu operation until April /. 1901.
o. nacaner
-.. action meets the demands Of the
Il ,..-..r Miners Convention. The decis-
rts arrived at after a conference be
...r -..-esentatives OF the individual
s, operators and the large coal-carry-
5snpsuies The conference began yes
Il trisY
~..5,rs action was the elimination Of
recent meeting Of the Individual ope-
n mos % scranton. following the mine
,-ksr- convention IN the same city.
y,rs a. of the collieries IN the coal ro-
previous 20 the mlne-workers'
s,,sr ..u rosted notices granting an ad-
ID ua.s Of .o per cent. The mine-workers'
n os. sr.ug this. demanded that the
II rs -a.s IN The Lehigh and schuylkiil
i-s b.. abolished. the increase 20 be
aan.s.i until April /. 1901. and al
der differences be submitted to nrbitra-
boz
Toe Individual operators agreed 20 eV-
l7ttrr and the appointments OF COM
rr.e tl Induce the Reading and the Le-
u companies to abolish the sliding
. ard make the wage Increase perma-
4 -i fo owed.
s c1uceded that the result OF TO-
ays c1aference IS a complete victory
n- as men. All the demands OF their
,rysruon ere acceded to. ana as one
ne Individual operators put II after
r- -outsrence, the operators 90 a little
i.raer ia agreeing 20 maintain the wage
al,ld,e after April l. This same opera
r aa5 requested that his nnme be not
4 utsi siid tn speaking Of the conference
IRIS su ~ 60 the miners now. We have
osr,H .8 everything. and nothing re-
MATHS rr0 but for them 20 return 10
wrk as s1on rs the notices are posted
tle coulery managers. These notices
r D. paeticaliy similar 10 the Reading
oompar notice. the phraseoiogy only
4 ere changed. / look for a resumption
y o.srt.,Hs by Monday at the latest.
c.1ference was entirely harmonious.
rI every phase OF the strike situation
30. -ne over"
as Reading Company's notice reads
r.r.hy withdraws the notice posted
"J and. TO bring about practical
gt.rm.fy n the advance OF wages IN
-a coal regions. gives notice that
si .Ispcnd the operation OF the sliding
ue wll pay 10 per cent. advance on
peHher wages TN April !. 1901. and
sreatter until further notice. and will
ls. up with its mine employees any griev'
ir.fs which they may have"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
NUS Down ny A TUG.
Schooner John A. Curtis was sank
in Hampton Roads.

Norfolk. Va. oct i7.-The schooner
John a. Curtis OF Baltimore. Capt. Z. w.
Trayers. was run down and sunk in
Hampton Roads az an early hour this
morning. while It was yet dark. by an un-
known ocean tux.
The Curtis at the time Of the collision
was passing tho Ripraps on her way 10
Norfolk from the Wicomco river. loaded
with nsh guano. She was struck with
great force and had her bow carried al
most entirely away. Capt. Travcrs was
struck BY a nying timber about q inches
square. the blow rendering him uncon-
ael3us
The tug. which had her ofter pilot house
carried away, Il 10 reported. steamed on
after the accident and was not again
seen by the crew OF the curtis. The crew
os tho schooner. which was rapidly nliing
headed their vessel for the beach near
Willoughby Spit. where she lies full of
water. Capt. Travers and his crew reach-
ed Norfolk to-day IN a yawlboat.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
GEN. ALVAREZ CAPTURED.
Soldiers of the Fortieth Infantry
Took Him aud Hls stan-The
Capture was Important.

Manila. Oct i7-under cover OF a
stormy night. Capt. Elliott Of the For
tieih Infantry surprised the rebel head
quarters near oroquieta. Island OF Min.
danao, ana captured. without hghtlng.
Gen. Alvarez with his saff and twenty
five men.
The capture Is important and will tend
TO paoify the district. Alvarez had for a
long time been provoking hostlDties Ia
Mindanao. n was he who effected the
disastrous attack on Oroquiesa some time
agO. and bo was preparing another when
he was captured.
Detnchments of the Tweuty-slxth and
Eighteenth Regiments engaged the rebels
near Tuhuagan. IN Southern Pnnay. roui-
ing them. killing twenty and woundng
many
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
LINAREs MADE CONDITIONS.
ne VIII Be the spanish Minister of
War at Madrid.

Madrid. Oct, i7.-GSn. Linares. to whom
the premier. senor sllvela has offered the
portfolio OF war. stipulates az condl-
,ion OF acceptance that he shall have per-
feet freedom 70 introduce sweeping mill
tary reforms and 20 reorsanlze the entire
army. He also stipuiates that his method
Of reaching these ends must rest solely
with himself.
Senior siivela. a IL understood. has ac-
cepted these conditions. and the nomina-
ton of Gen. Linares In therefore practical
" assured.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
SERIES OF SET-TOS
TORPEDO boats DAHLGREN AND
CRAVEN IN COLLISION.
THE CRAVEN WAS DAMAGED.
SHE TRIED TO cross THE BOW or
THE DAHLGREN.

Thought 90 lie sInkinE-As the
Boats Tried Co Make Their slips
the DahIRren RetaIIatcd by Ram
ming the Cravcn's stem-DahlErea
Then Drifted On "a Mud Fiat-COurt
OF Inquiry ordered.
Newport. u. l.. oct. 1.-THE United
States torpedo boats Dahlgren and Cra-
ven were IA collision on Castle Hni Tues
day night. the latter as resul, being
sligh,ly damaged.
The two boats left here last evening for
the Portsmouth %. ID Navy Yard. The
Dahlgren attempted 60 cross tho bow OF
the Craven near the bell buoy on Castle
Hil The Craven struck the Dahlgren
twenty-five feet abaft tho stem, the inn
pact twisting the Cravon's bow until It
pointed toward the stern. As the Craven
was making water rapidly. the forward
compartment was closed and the crew
prepared 20 leave she craft. believing Il
was sinking
In attempting TO lower the boat one OF
the Craven's crew feu overheard. WIS /.
the water nearly hair an hour. and was
hf"iAf fANhNntth hfipfN nFlNN NtNhcl up
by one of the boats from the Dnhlgren.
With one engine going ahead and the
other reversed. ia order to overcome the
twist IN the how. the craven succeeded
IN reaching her slip at the torpedo sta
tion here. The DahIgrcn ony slightly
damaged. kept close TO the craven and
attempted 10 make the slip next to her.
A northery gaie was blowing az the
time and the Dahlgren plunged into the
stern Of the Craven. ripping away every
thing for ten feet. The Dshleren hacked
away. and la a second attempt to reach
the slip was again blown out Of her
course and a second time rammei tho
Craven. this time shifting her starboafd
engine.
The Dahlgren made no further attempt
to reach the slip but cast her anchors
with four fathoms of cable Her hooks
failed 20 hold, ana the Dahigren drIfted
through the harbor. running onto the mud
hats az the south cnd Of the arbOr. where
she remained until to-day. when she was
kedgsd on.
board Of inquiry has been ordered
Lieut. William @. Miller was IN charge
OF the DahEren. and Lieut. Ford IL.
Brown Of the Craven.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
VISITED sIoK SOLDIERS.
La Lucha Comments sharply Upon n
Rumor About Ludlow.

Havana. Oct II Before leaving for the
United States yesterday. and IN spite ot
the heavy pressure % Official business.
Gov Gen. Wood visited Las Animas
Hospital. where the yellow fever patients
IRE under treatment. 20 say goodbye 10
his sick officers ana 70 speak a word az
encouragement TO the other Americans
there
Senior pcrfecto LacOste. secretary OF
agriculture. viii saii for the United States
rext Saturday TO investigate concerning
the proposed purchase OF cattle for breed
lnE purposes.
Oscar Feyt an empioye of the Havana
postonlce, was arrested to-day on charges
of stealing registered letters.
Rumors are In circulation that Cen.
Ludlow IS about 90 receive an important
post in cuba. La Lucha viii say ediio-
rally tomorrow.
Gen Ludlow's methods Of dealing with
Cutona were insulting and arbitrary AMI
his reckless extravaganza antagonized the
entire island"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
EIGHT LIVES LOST ~ FLAMES.
New York Had Another of Its Tene-
mrnt House DIsasters.

New York. Oct. i7.-Elght people were
burned 10 death or sunocated In a fire
which partially destroyed the three-story
and attic. frame. double. tengment house.
g and t5ss Hester street. to-day.
The dead:
Sarah Sass % years Old. Samuel Sass.
70. Lena Sass. .: Morris Sass. 2: Mrs. Ho-
rowitz. f6. Rosa Lewis. 81: MendeI
Strauss. o.; Samuel Strauss D. Mary
Murray ~ was severely burned about
the back and was taken 90 a hospital
The IRE was discovered shorsiy after ] 80
o'clock by the janiior Of the buildings.
lie ran out into the hall 10 find q ablaze
His shouts aroused the others IN the
house. but the flames had already gained
fierce headway and few Of those IN the
building had time to save themselves BY
the s<airs. The loss Il $500.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
THIEBAUT PAID A CALL.
French Charge Wants Peace Nego-
tions 60 begin.

Washington, oct. i7-The French
charge d'affaires NJ Thlebaut. called at
the State Department to-day and had a
conference with Secretary Hay. 1t Is un-
derstood that he presented a memoran-
dun proposing that the peace negotiations
with China begin imme diateiy. In accord
ance with the favorable action Of the
Powers on the recent note OF the French
government.
NJ. Thiebaut also made known the sat
isfactory character cf the answers re-
coived from the several governments and
pointed out the deairahility of having ac-
tion taken az once TO carry out the sew
enal points on which the Powers have
been brought into agreement
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
RAGING on EVERY HAND.
Places Regarded a. Immune In Ha-
wanna Have the Fever.

wanna have the feNeFs
New York. oct. 1.-THE Evening Post
prints to-day accounts. received BY mail
OF yellow fever in Havana. The Post ar
ticle says. in part tina, the disclosures
made by mail advices show a startling
condition Of the health Of Havana and
suburbs. also. an apparently concerted at
tempt OF authorities ana hotel proprie-
tors 10 suppress the facts.
The facts are that yellow fever Is now
raging. not only In the districts where u
~ yearly expected, but IN places that
have been considered safe from its raids'
From seventy 20 ninety cases we're under
treatment on Oct 10. the date on which
the mail just received left Cuba. Whilo
the death rate has been comparatvely
most part IN mild form the Infection "
those parts Of the Town and the suburbs
is said 70 have caused coueternation.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
NOTHING KNOWN oF 1T.
Washington Il Ignorant OF Any Me-
EotInuon. Thus Far.

EotInuons Thus Far.
Washington. oct. i7.-If any peace ne
gotiations have begun. as asserted by the
Chinese minister az London. they are sim
ply OF a very preliminary character. CON
fined probably TO che examination Of the
credentials OF the officials appointed by
the Emperor 20 represent the imperial
government. Neither the Chinese minis
ter here nor the State Department has
any Information IN regard TO che begin
ming OF negotiations. II Hung Chang and
Prince Ching. two OF the representatives,
OF the imperial government. are IN Pekin.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

81. Michae.s. Azores. Oct tI.-With the
ioss OF some Of her sails and bulwarks
damaged. the Ita.ian bark Colombo put
IN here today from Pensacola, whence
she sailed Aug. for Genoa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
WILL SAN on OCT. 20.
Kruger WIN Then Leave Africa for
MnrseIIIes.

Lorenzo Marquee. Oct T.-Mr. Kruger
has postponed his departure for Europe
until oct. %. He will land at Marselilss.
Before arriving al Marscliles. the Dutch
cruiser Gelderlard. on which Mr.. Kruger
is 10 san for Europe. will touch al Ras
Jibutll. on the Gulf Of Alden.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

Stockholm. ocs. i7.--At to-day's session
OF the Council OF State. Il was decided 70
entrust che government Of the country 20
the Crown Prince. Gustavus. during tho
illness OF King oscar.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
noTuA.s DnoTHER suRRENDnRED.
Roberts Reports n sumber OF Minor
south African Affairs.

London. oct. IA dispatch received
here to-day from Lord Roberts. under
date Pretoria. Tuesday, Oct 10. reports
a number Of minor affairs but says that
the only incident OF importance was the
surrender OF Theunis Bothn, brother OF
commandant General Botha, az NolksFust.
Oct Il
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
BOXERS ARE ACTIVE.
Allies May send an Expedition
Against the Rebels.

Pekin. Oct Is. via Tien Tsin and
Shanghai. oct. iT.-There Is renewed ae-
tvlty among the Boxers north OF Pokin.
The imperial troops claim that they can
suppress the Boxers. but the allies may
send an expedition against the rebels
United States Minister Conger aud
Gems. Chanee and Wilson returned Il
Hung Chang's visit this afternoon.
Prince ching and ii Hung Chang are
confcrrlng Tor the purpose Of fixing a
nrst date with the ministers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

cambridge Mass. oct 7.-charies G.
Everett. professor ana dean Of the Har-
yard divinity school. died al his home
here to-day. lie was "a years OF age.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
AFRAID or rHE REnEIls.
Cantonese Fear Their City VIII FaII
Very Easily.

Hong Kong. oct. i7.-Adviees from Can
ton say Il ia reported there that Sun Yat
Sen. the reformer. captured Hui Chow
last Monday. The Cantonese assert that
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

Havana. oct. i7.--It u oficialiy report
I'd that there are 100 cases Of yellow
fever la Havana.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
sHoT ny An ACTRESS.

p" Was Dangerously wound
81 by zorah Card.
q, 'so. o-t l7.-Joe Pazen. proprietor
,s.. 'aten theatrical Exchange. was
csr, 'as abdomen to-day By zorAh
e.. ~ oeiress PaEen was taken 70
rs. ho'pi'a! in a critical condition.
70 u. -''uhg occurred in Pazsn's once
lau ~ '''ence q two or three persons
tense ,t.. e.a.ms she sho, IN self-de.
pssmsr. quarrel over a theatrical en-
hs. sAe surrendered to the po-
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18
CHALLENGE WAS ACCEPTED.
New York Yacht Club VIII Give LIP
ton Anofher Chnnce.

New York. Oct i7.-s.r Thomas Lip
IONS challenge for the Americas cup
was accepted by the New York Yacht
club tonight AZ a special meeting q
the club held for the purpose cf cons'a-
.,fnr the challenge. esolut ons were
,Aopted. by the terms Of which TIE e'm-
rnodore OF the club is author zed q az
roint a committee 10 formally accept the
challenge of the Royal Ulster facnt Cub
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-18

Continued on Fifth Pase0
The National tribune., 1900-08-30
Army of West Virginia Reunion.

The sd Annual Reunion of the Society
of the Army of West Virginia will be held
at the historic city of Fairmont w. Va,
Sept. IL, IL and IL.
A tent 50 by l60 feet. we'll seated. has
been secured to hold the meetings in: 80
wall tents have been secured. Prominent
speakers who wore the blue and the gray
will be present.
The following organizations will hold
their Reunions here on the 18th: Mauls-
by's Battery, LIST W. Va. Art. 9TH W. Va,
9th w. Va, 18th w. Va. 18th w. Va,
18th w. Va, Kelley's Lanciers Company,
LIST, Sd and 9th w. Va. Cav.
A military and civic parade will take
plnce on the afternoon of the 18th. A
competitive drill between n company of the
National Guard of West Virginia and an-
other State will be held on the 18th.
All organizations intending to take part
in the parade will report at once to Capt.
]. W. Shroyer, Chief Marshal, or L. j.
Billingslea, Adjt-General, Fairmont, the
name of their commanding officer and of
an Aid to the Chief Marshal. For assign.
ments in parade address Capt. ]. W.
ShrOyer, Chief Marshal, or Adyt-Gen. q.
A. Billingsea, Fairmont, w. Va.