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Mr. Flagg Speaks.

SALEN, Marh ~, 1900
EDroR JouRSAL;--I wish 10 deny, la
the most emphatic manner, the implica.
ton In yesterdays JouRSAL that ! am
pledged TO tho support oi senator Me.
Bride or any other candidate for United
States senator, | have not made, neither
will ! make any pledge Tor or against
any prospective candidate, believing
that such pledges are degrading 10 the
person making them and injurious 10
tho party. hops the Republican nomi.
ncea for legislative honors will be- men
whom the party can trust 10 DO their
duty without tying them down by
pledges You have had the kindness 10
place my rccord hcioru the people OF this
county, aud, though cannot concut TO
your Interpretation OF IL, I am perfectly
willing TO lot the delegates 20 the county
convention pass judgment upon a and
carr nothing lor your opinion, a. Was
not there lor the purpose of pleasing the
opponents Of the Republican party.
Respectfully yours.
A. A A.. 49,.
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ALWAYS TO THE FRONT.

Journal Leads the Van as in the
Past.
10 not only give the WEEKLY JouR.
, the best local and and general
KY in the Willamette valley for Al
year. bnt ut great cost have made
'ngements by which we now not only
lish the best general paper, but also
best farm Journal on the Pacific
I Hereafter THE JOURNAL and the
Tic Farmer can be- furnished al 81 25
year, each being a frstclass Dollar
ely OF its kind. The Farmer has
the recognized leader In agricnlt.
matters m the northwest for thirty
4.
these two papers you will yet the
I Portland aud local market reports.
tloulture Is given the prominence thai
the great industry deserves
-ym0n say they get more informatio,,
ifoin Us columns than from any other
Grange has distinguished IL as their oG
nvlsl l eikan, and all farm Organizations
their intenst.
Men md many valuable points and suy.
gesiions In Il
ep, Goat, and General Stock
men taAoh by the thousands for the In,
formation oonlaiued thrrein.
ltrymen know Il to be the only weekly
~ lhls section that makes a specially AZ
IN" branch of farming. VI
Men have iound it the only paper thai
makes any protenliOns Of fooki king sas,
thiir Interests. "''''
lotlturo IN an of IL, branches q treated
eNFactlcai wrilen ''
} der like this ever appeared before.
AeNEEKLY JOURNAL one wear fo,
: llly months) and the Paci6r
ha'only tl l25 Address,
HoFER BRos.
Salem Ore.
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These may be made on Saturday.
Beat the whites Of three eggs until stifi
and dry, add, gradually, one-third Of
cupiul Of powdered sugar, beating 1t in
with a Dover 9 g beater. Then add the
yolks Of two eggs, beaten until thick and
lemon col, red, aid one.quarter Of tea.
spoonful Of vanilla. Fold in, very care
fully, one.third Of a cupiul Of pastry
flour, m ixed with one-eighth Of tea
spoonful Of salt. They may be dropped
by spooniuls on sheet Of tin covered
with buttered paper, or they may be
shaped by pressing the mixture through
a tube in a pastry bag. Sprinkle with
powdered sugar, and bake in moderate
oven eight minutes. Let cool, and then
remove. These cakes are very light,
and are especially nice for the children,
AZ they are easily dgested.
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"The Better Part

of yalor Is discretion" and the better
part Of the treatment Of disease Is
prevention. Disease originates In
impurities m the blood Hoods Sar
sanqrilla purltles the blood People
whe take IL at this season say they
are kept healthy the year round. II
IL because this medicine expels impur-
tiles and makes the blood rich and
health giving.
All liver Ills are cured by Hoods
Pills. 25c 2
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Two chnrae Dlahea.

Toast three slices Of bread to golden
color, place a slice Of cheese over each
one, lay in a tin pan. Bake until the
cheese il melted. Serve on hot plates.
A dish called golden buck Ia made by
preparing Welsh rarebit upon which
is laid poached egg. Another way is
to lay alice Of broiled bacon over the
rarebit with poached eggs upon the
bacon.
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Peace Drclafr

v devote all your time reading
Their War aud the Gold Fields OF
Ala? There are other matters Of
yitnportance; you may make a trip
Euand will want TO know how 10
trf In order TO have the best SER
ynse the Wisconsin Central Ry.,
teen 81. Paul and Chicago. For
: md other information, write Jas.
lock, General Agent, Portland, Ore
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Of an hour take of the plate and let the
top brown. Serve II warm, but not hot,
and make custard sauce for IL.
Rhubarb Is go inexpensive now that
these Two dishes will be found very
economical, and very nice also-a COM
bination that every housewife is sure to
annreciafa
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MADN COUNTY MATTERS
BusineBeing Transacted al the Court
House.
DEEDS FILED.

DEEDS FILED.
MinMcCauly Cullom. guardian tC
A. Pic, so acres in t. gs, W., guar
dian d. 1890.
Geo W. Conser and wife, to Alice
Robin, small tract Of land near JEFF.
iersorAl0.
Loro A. Byrd Sr., and wife to l.. A.
Byrd 245I acres in sections IA and
2i, tlr3w, W d. $3.50.
GeS Beaver to J. Barron, lots 25
and Woodburn Fruit farm, W d, 81.
II. Arnold to Associated Banking.
Trust, lots No 3 and No. IL, block
No. Ind half Of lot No. ~ in block
No. Turner's addition to Turner,
q c 81.
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Tho "Boy Preaeher' took tioO1 out
el Los Angeles.
sena,or Simon has level occiput Ia
deciaring sgainft the Porto Rico tariff,
Albany Democrat, "rhis is cour,
wesk, aod ~hlle there is no grand lur,
10 run irom, there Il yigilani district
attorney Watching things
ttt
Tho laieat pleg'am irom Pretoria
states that our gosernmsu, Il acting as
a"eo-beswsen" Coz tho Boeu aud the
British. Tha, IL abou, the sl.o Of Il
We haVe no opinions.
80
The Dutch aud lhc Irlsh viii only
agree ON one thing opposition 10 Eng
laad. Two Salem Representatives Of
these races have learned that over tho
sweet strains q . n.uslc deal,
ftt
The FEARLESS attack % one plucky new
Western senator l'om Orcgon on tho
stuffed eoFiupslonis, from rc1ns,l,ania
must have amared some Of the ol,l uind.
hass oi shs senate ~ho never DARED
iaelie Quay
4t4
Il MAJ Qaay shoald lose N. ssai ia
the senate. IA via make sena,or simon
man u sons psomiaenoe. No nsu
nsn shegesysE lpelled - bls ,hins a.
noss Qasy, he has downea wanamatsr
and shs basi q ,hem.
431
Here y a. uineseea' newspppsF man's
eomment "a shelaoas papess n,i. 4
tho rssk q Rev, shsldon's paler. u,ade
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blood tells" HUT we rarely reeoS-
nile the fac, except in times OF stress
and strain, A horse which looks like a
scrub % may beat another horse which
seems the ideal OF acer, Just hy that
uue quality OF good blood Similarly
men, who seem IA the pink OF condition
drop down under the racing strain OF
business, Mhyf Blood tei Men
reekoned perfectly healthy star, out for
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Dafkcst Ruaala.

Edwin G. Jepson's production. Dark.
est Russia. will be seen at the Opera
House next Saturday. During the past
decade many plays have been seen with
their stories drawn from Russian
scouce, but no one Of the many has its
seventh consecutive season Darkest
Russia is play Of many thrills IN scene
and situation, and yet with all It's rug.
ged dramatic strength il has the delicate
perfume OF the most delightful OF love
stories running through il, and more Of
the element o; comedy. than Is usually
allotted to plays Of the purely dramatic
kind. This play has been seen here be.
fore, with the hest OF resultant effects in
the enjoyment il afforded those who be.
slowed their patronage upon il. II has
lost none OF It's besuties Of scene or
story, by repeated presentation. The
acting company, that Mr.. Jepson has
chosen TO interpret il this season. is said
To be the most effective one yet seen.
The scenic requirements Of Darkest
Russia are OF the most elaborate kind,
aud all OF the staging. for the entire
play is carried by the organization com.
pletc.
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ImprovinQ Nicely

lee Acheson, salesman in Buren, 4
Hamilton's, received letter last night
from Newberg, bringing the information
that his father, who was injured a few
days ago by having his thighs broken.
was rapidly improving.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-14

DIR. Bulls Cough syrup Will Cure
throat and lung trouble without fail.
For grippe, influenza and a deep seated
cough or cold, it is the best remedy Of
fered TO the public. TIE doses are
mlll and blttle costs only 25c.
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I. Even the world famous Kimberley
diamond mines are not in IL with the
Carnegie steel company. According to a
recent statement made by Cecil Rhodes
the Do Beers company cleaned up tlO,.
OOO. 900 last year, while Partner Friek
placed the profits Of the steel company
for the same period At more than double
this sum -kx.
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B. Smith, Butternut. Mich, saws.
sWitts Little Early Risers are the
y best pills | ever used for costiye.
,, liver and bowel tronbes." Stones
X stores.
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The Iiunrrv Arc Fed

And men are made happy by enjoying
the good dinners and other meals served
at all hours at the ST. Elmo Restaurant.
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Information for tho census" IL
wanted Of all the newspapers. Why
don't they let the newspapers take the
censnsY IL takes ten years 10 get II,
costs twonty millions, aud WHEN II IL
printed II h 40 old aud stale the con
tents are only dc Tor wastepaper.
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Il is thought women wear shoes too
small because the right size Is too large.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-14

Maaagcr Holland, Of the Salem Flour,
ms mills wili not lIe, even Il he can
Ia iact, he wlll not tell Salem newspapes
reporters that his company eHpccls to
rebuild mex. week bat be does h,si,, tha,
hey aro no1 going oui of businrss. See
his advertisement
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Pure Blood

y The eest defense against diseas,, and
hoti,uerp Stomach Riliers makes
hreithy h'ood' Il yog want 20 gst w,ll
aud seen we'll, take d nyularly Il will
Keep the bow cls acl.yr and cnrrs an
such slon,aeh disorders AZ dysIe,s,a, In.
Digestion. sluegi,h yer. Neak kidneys.
malaria, lever aud ague. See that 4
fntAtr hEytSVE SrAar covsm ne
neek Of the bottle.
A Safeguard Hosls,,er's
Against stomach
Sickness Ri,,e,s
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lakc care OF the blood and the holV
wall take care ui itself Il is the hlooa
which builds the holy, The hlooI in.
iced iS the body. A sound body must
be based ON sound blood.
IL Is one at the peculiar proper,ies of
Dr. rerce's Golden Medical hs,overv
hat Il eliminates ffom the blood the ef
'ete aud poisonous matter which is antas.
anisiie 10 health. Il also gives 10 the
plood those elements which are necessary
@ its strength and vitality. Thus ~
The use OF " Golden Medical Discovers, Z
parity OF blood and power Of hoiv have
been attained hy thousands Of sicklv ana
cr0iuloos men and women.
No other medicine puTifes the hlooA
and builds the body as does The aNs'
oNery" Accept no substitute
= gives ms mngh pleasure 10 ,s.,if, n, ~.
netia ~ % iterees COlden Nedisai ni.o,s,
~. NtNes h.ss Anaie wells Of Frrv,,s.sss
Nnafh iAle ~ wight Co. Va san - e.,..-
nsN ave sand,dlN that i 4 the grandesi rne.h
% aas sssi soln ponneed tof paf,hinF me hioot
s.tStSt tettto,f with theainaiisIn an1 nitnpl~,
~ tas shin snd ssfclliag In ny kaess sn5 49,
= that coald nos walk spSnt 49,, s.,.,. 49,
ie,ars paving docsoEs' hiiia 6il rsesivsd ~ ~
.'.. es.s lsst q two aGo ~4s IvadiaF vac 81
leei hsuaofandaun ho0ks and 4 A...,Jst -, -. ~.
~ Ftstess Golden Nesicai nis.roger,, ,r.i ! ~
'e,''s rssssr'p'iou. Ana an satirsly earsd
br. feree's Pleasant Pellets are sr.a.
sAted TO the requirements of woman.
aeiieass system. They regulate the
stomach. liver and bOwsls
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WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
Daily boats TO Portland as above
Transfers TO street car line at Orevon
guy the steamersare delayed there.
kound Trip Tickets u all points 10
oregon, Washington or California.
Connections made at Portland with
all rail, ocean and river lines.
W. II. HURLBURT,
- Gen Pass. Agt., Portland, Or.
q. NJ. POWERS, Agent, Trade street
dock, Salem.
BOISE & BARKER, CITY Agents
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FOR CORVALLIS

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nj q. % a =.
Monday Wednesday and Friday at lOO 90 a M ID"
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famous by the report that II In 10 be run
AZ be thinks Jesus would run II. The
orders for the paper at 25 cents, over
double the regular price Of the paper,
have been immense. Right in the start
II Jesus were running paper he would
not charge % cents for q week OF six
issues when the regular price Of dailies
is from 10 10 cents week, no matter
how the money was 10 be used. In this
case IL is for the poor Of Kansas, that is
the amount received above expenses, a
splendid object, but not justiiying 2b
cents a week. II Jesus was running a
store he wouldn't charge double profit,
though using the money for charity.
The contents Of the paper, advertising
and all, will be closely watched and no
doubt criticized by Christian people as
much as by others"
~
Here is Alaska monopoly called law
at Cape Nome;
Mr.. Anderson organized a party con.
sIsting Of Erlck o. Dindblom, O. Llnder.
borg, John Bryteson, DR.. Kettelson, and
J. Price, who In September, 1899, or
ganlzed the Cape Nome mining district,
twenty-five square miles, including
Nome, Snake, and Penny rivers. These
rivers have about ninety.hyo tribu.
tary creeks. Tho party adopted, as
local mining laws, the rule that each
person should be entitled TO locate one
mining claim on each creek or gu'ch,
said claim 10 be, In form, 1920 feet long
aud $50 feet wide, Or about twenty acres
Of each claim. Thus few men became
The possessors OF nearly all the mining
as has boon done In many
places In Alaska, with the conniyance
oi corrupt government officials, who are
mostly appointed from tho managers
and superintendents OF tho large trading
that monopolize nearly every
Thing In that territory.
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business, they
make a run
Tor the train,
aud collapse
Heart tail.
ure T" they
call H. Blood
failure would
be often the
better name
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Albany Democrat "rha is court
week, aod Nhlle there is no grand jury
10 run trom, there Il yigilani district
attorney Watching things
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SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland and wav
stations at 6:44 a. m. and 4:l4 d. m.
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WAR NEWS

The DAILY and WEEKLY JOURNAL lead all
competitors on getting the War News, from
all parts of the world. II prints the news llrS'
and prints it most complete OF all
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-14

Aud way points Tuesday. Thursday and satu,
day, S.Op. IN, '''''
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Tho boy Preacher" took 500, out
81 Los Angeles.
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Here y aninesema' nswsnppsr maa's
sommens 81 shelduns pspess eui. 4
'hs vssa q nss, sAsld0ps papsr uaae
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Senator Simon has a level occiput In
declaring sgainft The Porto Rico tariff,
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Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento 10 Oods"
and FL Paso, and tourist cars to ChicsSo
st. Louis, New Orleans and Washin0ten'
Connecting at San Frandisco with sev,
eral steamship lines for Honolulu
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
See Mr.. w. W. Skinner agent at Salem
Station, or address
G. II. MARKHAM, g. p. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
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kane Walla Walla, Spokane, Mime
Flyer apolis, ~. Paul, Duluth, MIL
Sl6pm YANKEE Chicago and east. Lss |
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The model Oregon
News paper and
Family journal
Uniting News, Fic-
tion, Literary,
Ranch and Dairy,
and Market News
in attractive, read
able FORM
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-19
LEES BIRTHDAY.
BANQUET OF PICKETT-BUCH
ANAN CAMP TONIGHT.

BANQUET OF PICKETT BUCH-
ANAN CAMP TONIGHT.
This is the natal anniversary of Cen
eral Robert e. Lee, and legal holiday
in Virginia. Consequently the city
courts and offices, public schools, banks
and Cotton Exchange will be closed.
Lees birthday will he celebrated un-
der the auspices of the Pickett Buch-
ana Camp Confederate Veterans, at
the Atlantic Hotel tonight at the an
nual banquet of the veterans. The din
ing room will be decorated and bril-
liantly lighted for the occasion. and
oratory will flow from many tongues
There will be six speakers on the pro-
gram, and n number of volunteer
toasts will be heard. The speakers so
far known will be Judge IT. S. Garnett.
who will respond to the toast. Our
Men With Lee;" Colonel William
Lamb, who will speak on 1.-THE Women
of the South" and Captain II. b. Jack
son.
There will be n number of other
speakers. The entire membership of
Pickett Buchanan Camp and a number
OF guests will be in attendance.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-19
"LANDGRABBERs" CASE.
Postponed in Corporation Court to
the February Term.
Marriage E,ccnue. ISSUED -Transfors
orPropcrty Admitted 10 Record
Police Court Cases News of Tho
United states Court.

The land grabbing" case in which
w. L. Swami, of Powhatan county,
sues for n fee simple deed to the house
and lot OH Falkland street, owned by
Mrs Honora Barraud was to have
been tried in the Corporation Court
yesterday, but owing to recent af-
Fiction in the family of counsel for the
defense, the case went over until the
February term of that court. There Is
still talk of compromising the suit.
Judge Hankel held court in Ports
mouth yesterday for Judge Watts.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday:
William Russell and Alice Pointer.
colored.
Butte. Reed and Hattie Wilson, col
ored.
George Workman and Ermine Ross.
colored!
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
The following property transfers were
admitted to record yesterday:
Lucy d. Lewellyn, eXecutrix and sole
devisce of Charles B. Lewellyn de-
ceased, to II. b. Fentress, property on
Duke street and Hamilton avenue, be-
ginning at the channel of Smiths creek
ana running thence northery 95.5 feet
alope the west side of Duke street to
Hamilton avenue, and tfTprrce in u
northwesterly direction along Hamil-
ton avenue 141 feet to the bulkhead
running along the eastern line of the
Ribble property; $4,000.
a. ~. III. Bossevain TO Ivlyan S. S.
Moss. lot fronting % feet on the north
side of Raleigh avenue; 5000.
Norfolk Company to John L. Farrant
lot at the southwest corner of Manteo
street and Raleigh avenue, fronting 1873
feet on Maneto street and so feet on
Raleigh avenue; $4,000
Elizabeth c. Woolhizer to David Far
lter Burgess, lot with improvements
fronting IL feet on the north side of
Suffolk steet SIS.
THE POLICE COURT.
Elnora Riddick and Stephen Will
Hams, both colored, aspirants to the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-19
QUESTION OF TAXES.
DECISION OF SUPREME COURT
ANXIOUSLY AWAITED.

DECISION OF SUPREME COURT
ANXIOUSLY AWAITED
The decision of the Supreme Court
of Appeals on the question recently
argued before that tribunal as TO the
validity of the claim, holding remain
der men for delinquent taxes, is anx-
iously awaited.
1t Is claimed that taxes upon real
estate have been assessed upon the
whole value of the property in the name
oftle- in possession, whether
his estate was in fee simple or not
that is, where n person owned prop
erty for life. with remainder after his
death to other persons. the taxes were
assessed upon the value of the whole
property, but in the name of the life
tenant. 1t was supposed that the lien
of tho Commonwealth for taxes was
upon the whole property. In some
cases life tenants became delinquent in
taxes. and the question has been raised
BY the remainder men whether n lien
existed on their estates for delinquent
taxes which 1t was the duty OF the life
tenant to pay.
The State of Virginia is Interested in
this decision to the extent of about
100000 and Norfolk to a small amount.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-19
Our Committee in Washington.

a delegation representing the City
Council, the Business Mems Associa-
ton and the Central Labor Union,
which left Wednesday evening for
Washington, accompanied by a Ports
mouth committee, to urge upon the au-
thorities there the claims of the Nor
lolk navy yard. called upon Secretary
Long yesterday, accompanied by Con-
gresham w. a. Young and Hon. C. It.
Bland. The two latter named referred
TO the remarkable sea-going and SPLEEN
did lighting qualities of the Texas.
which was built at this navy yard. The
Secretary promised the delegation thai
If any of the new ships were to be
built at government yards the Nor
folk yard would receive favorable con-
sideration.
inc delegation visited Rear Admir-
ais liichborn. Crowninshield and Mel
vile. all OF whom gave assurances of
their good will for the yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-19
Resolutions of Coincidence.

At the regular meeting of the Junior
Baptist oung Peoples Triton of the
First Baptist Church. held Sunday, the
18th, inst the following resolutions
were adopted: Whereas God in His
allwise Providence has seen fit to re-
move from our midst Carroll Wharton
Garrett, son of Rev. DR.. and Mrs r.
B. Garrett. and while we should sub
nit to the Will of Him who doeth all
things well, be it Resolved; that this
Union deeply deplore his death and the
loss sustained by his parents, and ex-
tend to them our sympathy and cond-
lence, Resolved; that n copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family of the
deceased n copy to be published in the
daily papers of our city and Ports
mouth and copy spread upon the
minutes of our meeting.
(SigneD-
BENJAMIN r. ROBINSON,
CHARLES T.. POND,
WERNER w. CANNON.
~ Committee.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-19
LEERiFLEs ELECT OFFICERS.
MIR. VINCENT C. BURRow ELECT
ED CAPTAIN-URGES WORK.

NAAN' v ASSScIKSI u. BOIttOhNN ELECT-
LID CAPTAIN-URGES WORK.
The Lee Rifles held a very important
meeting last night at the Armory, hav-
Ing thirty-five members of their com
pany present. Major Marshall Tarrall
presided, with Mr.. G.. NJ. Tilghman as
acting secretary. The meeting was
called to order at o'clock, and the
election OF officers proceeded with, re-
sul'lng IN the unanimous choice of Mr..
v. =. Burrow as captain, MIR. Il. t..
Curdts as first lieutenant and Mr.. G..
M. Ilighman as second lieutenant. The
result OF the voting was greeted with
nearly cheers, and each of the gentle
men were called on for speeches, re-
spending briefly Captain Eurrow, who
has seen nine years service in the com
pany and who was first sergeant at the
outbreak OF the war with Spain, and
whose record with his company has
always been first-class. he making a
fine record in the late war, is very pop
ular with his men, and urged them to
make strong effort to place the com
pany on its old footing.
The Rifles are now at organizing
number, and it Is just possible that
they may beat the City Guards out in
imustering in.
They will meet regularly Monday
evenings. and will uniform and equip
as soon as possible. At the next meet
ing it is probable the mono commission
ed officers may be chosen, and soon the
armory drills will be resumed and the
ladies permitted to enjoy seeing the
soldier lads again on the streets.