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Inc School, so q technology S. in Atlant

me school Of Technology, in Atlanta,
60 6nlaraes its Work.
Nulises are now offered iI{ mechanical
Eva wG' real civil and textile engineering
mep's thoroughly eouipned Gradilstes
GIN lhnefgraduates from other colleges
sira, 9e given credit for work in studies
1faduates and undergraduates are a.
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slos n elan,q9r9te and fully illustrated cat
i've of the work 5nd eouInmept ~ XXI
Han apartments Address Lyman
t~-a' PRESIDENT, Atlanta. a
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eeeeaeesaeasssseos. soeesss
peath of ND. ]. &. GIass.

Last night at 1890 o'clock the soul OF
Mr. John Royal Glass took us flight on
tile 10th day Of March Mr. Glass was
thrown from his carriage while driyins
on Franklin avenue and his death was the
direct result OF that accident Mr.. Glass
was horn In Little Rock Ark, January
z, iSii and he came to Texas with his
pnrents In 1854 lie has lived IN Fort
Bond and Montgomery counties but the
greatest part Of bis life has been spent in
Houston and Harris county For years
he WAS associated with his father and
brother. w. W Glass, IN plasterins and
general contracting business IN later
years he has been in the employ Of the
railways. having served the Houston aud
Texas ceutrnl for the past eighteen years
About six months ago he embarked IN
the wood and coal business, und9r the
arm name OF Sampson 4 class Resides
an only son, Mr.. George H. Glass, tax coli
lector OF Harris county, he leaves an
aged mother and three brothers, William
w. rony and Charles.
The funeral Will he under tho auspices Of
Tankaway Tribe, Improved order az Red
Men and will take place from the resi-
dence Of bis brother w. w. Glass. corner
Commerce avenue and Charires street. this
Wednesday afternoon az $3.50 o'clock.
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The T. p. a. BANQUET.

from members Of Post e, 4. z. A., ap,
pointed as committee 70 entertain the
state board OF directors after their meet-
ing adjourns next Saturday night It is
learned that Captain Heryey ol the Rec
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MALARIA MAKES IMPURE BLOOD.
Groves Tastelcss Chill Tonic cures Ma
iaria. soc
EseursIons % SYLVAN Rsaoh

Regular Tuesday and Friday evening
moonlight excursions 20 sylvan Beach, III
Porte. by Southern Pacific. c.. II. 4 n R'v.
leaves Central depot II p. ~ Retnrnh
leaves La Porte 1850 p, IA Regular sun
day excursions leave Central depot 500
a. N. 0.a3 a. m. 80 p. IA. Leave III
Porte q p. an. 500 p. M.
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hotel could not arrange 10 prcpar,
tile hanQuet MS desired by the local com
mlItce aud Il viii be served in TIM
lqlgo dluing room Of the Logan. "Mlne
Host iirowder who somehow became
aware at the situation. managed to coral
the committee ana win no doubt de- hin
setN proud, The hour for the banquet Is
set ut 1880 D. M
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Steamer Concho Arrived.
News wss received here yesterday lint
tbs Mallory Tine steamsr couchO. VII ca
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Was let dasI stencils, rubber stamps,
notary and lodge seals, metal checks Ute
J. v. Love. 22Qo Mechaalc St. Galveston.
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Inventory Wash Goods Sale
We will place on sale our entire line of finest fancy
Dimities Lawns BaSteS and 0rgandieS that sold the
entire season at zoe, 25c 2Oc and as high as EGA
J5c per yard Your choice per yard, 2EkGn
only ................. ................E& D eS
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PLAGUE SHIP ARRIVES.
Several Deaths Occurred on Voyage from
China.

Several Deaths Occurred on Voyage from
China.
Washington, June 24.--surgeon General
wyman of the Marine Hospital service to-
day was informed by Dr. Mackay. quaran-
tine officer at San Diego, Cal, Of the ar.
rival at that port of a plague infected
ship. The vessel Is the British steamer
Carlisle city, which sailed from Hong Kong
on May 1e and coming via Yokohama and
Honolulu, reached San Diego late last sat
urday.
Or. @ackay reports that there were six
deaths en- route. five OF which were GER
talnly caused by plague and the sixth Is
supposed to have been, An the deaths
but one we're auiong members Of the crew.
the exception helng Chinese steerage
passenger. The dead were buried at sea.
DR. Mackay reports tdat all others on
board are in good health. The crew Of
the Carlisle city consisted Of eight Euro
peans and forty four Cinnamon. The yes
sci carried one European cabin passenger
and twelve Chinese steerage passengers.
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TWO KILLED IN A WRECK
PASSENGER TRAIN WENT OVER A
HIGH EM5ANl<MENT.
Three Persons Are Said to Be Fatally
Injured, and Forty Others Hurt
IN the Accident.

PlttsburG, Pa, June 24.By the wrocklng
Of train No. 3, northbound on the Pitts
burg and Lake Eric railroad. which ran
into an open switch at Monaea, twenty
six miles from this city, this evening, and
went over an embAnkment twenty-five feet
high, two persons are dead and three IA.
tally injured and IQrty othern more or less
hur..
The dead arei
WILLIAM j. CUNNINGHAM, hreman.
LOWRY BLACK, baggagemaster.
Fatally Injured:
Mrs Lola r. Perkins, Cleveland, abdomen
punrctured By splinter.
Mrs James Lee, Washington, Par arm
broken aud Internal injuries
Mrs. Jefferson Carse Beaver, Pa, badly
GU Inj qRe rui Mrs. w. V. Minis. Bencarle.
OHIO, REV. A. d. GAVIN, Holg Ghost col
lege Pittsburgl w w stephens, CleYe
land; Miss Louise RoBe, Cortland ONO
Miss May Churchill Cortland, Ohio; r.
j Martin, Lisbon, Ohio, James Brown, en-
y,neer Youngstown. OHIO; II. VI. Sermons
K,ttanne, pa, seriously; Thomas =. War
bpr Toronto, Canada, Rev j, l.. Mtllignn,
Allegheny. Pa Mrs, Harry g. Netil M.
naCa A. Young, Pittsburs A. >. MI
Youne estoS Ohio, = Mrs zlmmsrman Z.
j Hamilton, Youngstown, Ohio i, D.
kainey. New Castle; Mrs, Daisy. kilner'
New Castle: william Hubbard, baggage
master; owen 3, Reed, Garrettsyllle, O M,
Pctei Kimberly, sharon, Pa; Edward WI
tIsn. Beaver; Frank Howard, Yoqngstown9'
OHIO, w j. Carey Volant, Ohlo' f. -
Painter, Oakdele Pa: Margaret BreMster.
Caronsburg; Rev. @. Westall Beayer raiisi
i rank T. Powers, Youngstown, ONO; HAIRY
Batta. Columbus; Richmond Morgan Nor.
gan, Pittsburg; G. il; struble, Pittspurg'
| j. II. GlenlnRer, PittsDurg'
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FIRED ON OFFICERS
West Virginia Miners Object 10 In
junction.
ROUTED THE MARSHALS,
Officers Were Sent 10 Gust Strikers
from the Mines.
BARELY ESCAPED WITH LIVES.
Sheriff Hatfield Said to Be in Sympathy
with Miners.
OBJECTS TO POLICY OF THE COURTS
Marshals viii Be Reintoroed--The situa-
ton Seems to Be Assuming a
Serious Aspect. i!
Marshals viii Be Reinforoed--The Situa-
ton Seems to Be Assuming a
Serious Aspect.


Huntington, w. Va, June 24.--Today
posso ~ aenrtv united states mnrshalA
I's' ~, - ,,,..o-,a ,,.n.
Tea ny A. = huAoru 81 uiueuo4u VIZ
fred on by the strikers aud forced TO Zee
fran, tho co,l ar,ds AZ Nfntcwnn Sntur-
49,, -. ~.
day afternoon Hne morsna's, unuer tne
leadership Of A. C, Hunord set out FROM
ntncaeid 10 reoch tbe scene Of the miners
49,, ,,i,,,t, +,,,nt,,
riots. Nhen they arrived "at"iu tMVuy
miles Of Thacker they found that they
c,,ia proreed M further nv rail on &C,
eou,a pi"Ve'', ~ ~ 49,, 80.
count OF ihe MOOD lhey SWuch out ae'osH
the mountains, encountcring almost insur'
,,,,,ntobl, diricultIes and late Sunday
49,. 1a..t,a+,o.
AFTERNOON Ie"Vheu '"N'' Ncst'"a"'N'
Proceeding to work, they began serving
rc,tccy 81 the Injunction which had been
"'"Nv' Va Wy -,
Issued by Judge Jackson \ mop OF sttlA'
ers followed armed TO the teeth. ON all
.,tlas .o,,id bo b.,rd "ao,vn ,vlFh govern.
''"'s e'"," va =, "a.
mont by Injunction men tnrcaleueu ,tn9
posse WIN their Wenpons' Women c9lrn
down The vengeance 81 heaven upon theu
and children hurled stones WhGn hlgRl'
fan came notice had been served on Ihe
strikers or "a mines pqt Que ana tnai WIS
20 he served AT the idcR'totd C"aI hua
Coke company NJ lhHcktr.
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to his list Of victims But when The news
had been received here this morning that
the. Mexican captured nv Captain Rcgcrs
had boon Identified rs Cortes hy parties
who had known him a long time. there
was Q general feeling OF relief aud much
rejoicing. II Is believed here that IL he
Is ever permitted TO he brought south OF
San Autunio he win I've lynched No erin
maj ever wanted n this country before
mas been no completely without sym.
painter and u the enraged people of
harnes. Gonzales and the adiolnlng coun,
ties are ever permitted TO get their hands
route IN. iifly.
ms 90 who was most instrumental In his
capture IN being discussed The general
consensus OF opinion here Is that the posse
81 Live oak county and Manuel Tom OF
Atacosa county is directly responsible for
nus capture and that 70 Il had not hcep
ier them and the herculean ta,l Nhich
they performed in trailing Co.tcs Ia his
wlndings for more than 800 miles through
Wiz country, he would never have been
captured this side Of the Rio Srande. II
was on information furnished oy this pos.
Sc that led Captain Rogers 10 the Mace
where he, captured Cortcg. The indiyid.
now noted @d0% rn nSs' N SrSG5 Is due Is n,
known ranchman OF Cnmpholltou. Like 4
fleuth hound he followed the trail ~ the
murderer through almost impossible fast
nesses ana over country and under cir.
cumstances aud conditions that seemed Il
make the task an impossible one For
dNys and nights, without food or rest and
under torrid sun that killed the boasts
they. rode, he and the determined itti,
| band OF brave men with him rode on nn(
on upmlndful Of the fatigue and heat, re
torlN shot down In cold blood two NJ III,
states best aud hravest ofheors, Should
never escape II humUn endurance and dc
| and his assistants the credit In duS and y
| mem II should he given.
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TEXAS MATTERS.


washington, June "a Rural free delivery
will be established August at Belton, Bell
county, Texas, with three carriers, G. L.
Turner. Il, II. Turner and ], II. TulIoeh.
Length of routes. s2la miles; area covered.
i21 square miles, population to be served,
1885. The postoflce at summers Mills will
be supplied by rural carrier from Bolton.
Applications 10 organize Texas National
banks were approved by the comptroller q
the currency today as follows: The First
National bank OF Maria. with $4,000 cap
ital, by ]. r. Sanford Of Eagle Pass, J. u,
Goggan. Joseph l,osenAeld, Walter Glls
and Louis Lindheim The Graham Ma
ital, by Charles Gay, Cicero Smith, II. y.
johnson, A. a. Morrison and W, .. CLARK.
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Texans in New York.
lsnecInl ID md Postl

VNVENIHI T N7'FT
New York, June "a The following Tex
ans are registered at New York hotels
Houstou-A Dow, A. j. Dow, G. NJ
Dow Normandie
Waco w. o. Brown and wife, Mrs. J.
A. lively aud son, Grand.
Dailas.-W. g. Berg, Marlnornng9i -
Hamilton, Broadway Central; j. II. Smart
Ashland.
Austin.-D. II Gaswel, Bartholdi.
Fort Worth. a. S. Goetz, Manhattan.
San Antonlo.--E. Blum, Manhattan,
Tyler.--L. e. Swan and wife, Marlbor-
Ough ,,.
ough.
n. Williams, st. Denis,
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District Averages.
CHI OMEGA FRATERNITY.
A,n,ai Convention viii Open in llttl
Rock Today.

Annual Convention VIII Open in Little
Rock Today.
little Rock, Ark, June PA number
~ delegates to the Chi omega fraternity
nave arrived 10 attend the annual conYen-
lion which opens tomorrow Representa-
lives are here from the University Of Ar
Kansas. University Of Tennessee, uniYer'
gity Of Illinois. Tulane university at New
orleans. University Of Mississippi Belmont
college al Nashville. and colleges in Ken
tuWVsS ss. Rnth dickinson cf Arkansas will
deliver the address Of welcome and the
resporse wsiI be bv Miss Katherine car
Som ~ the University OF Tennessee. The
mao.iprs viii lie secret and will close
With 4 banquet Thursday evening; Th'
young ladies' are chsperoned by MIS- a
= y. t w lumbar 4, q New orleans
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BOATING PARTY ACCIDENT.

YOUNG Telegraph Operator and Young
ady Companion Drowned.
fort Costa, Cal. June 2i.-Lafe last
night II. Sherry, telegraph operator en-
ployed by the Southern Pacific company at
Benicia. and Misses Kate and Agnes
Kerns and Miss Mamie Sullivan, while
boating on Carquines straits, were, thrown
capsized tho boat. The Kerns girls man
aged 10 cling 10 the upturned boat, MISS
Sullivan and sherry being drowned, Inc
two girls were exhausted when reseued
hv fRherman.
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RrlolcING IN GoNnArns

Gonzales Texas June a4,-TAere was
great rejoicing here this morning. when Il
became generally known that the notorious
Gregorio Cortez was In custody Of officers
and that he had been fully identified The
Daily Inquirer issued a special morning ed.
tton at 10 o'clock
The telegram from sheriff Avnnt Of Atlas
cQsa county was sent from Laredo last
night, hut was not received hero dntil this
morning. Since the special came ont n
telegram was received from Shcrin Fly.
who is IN San Antonio, stating that Cor
tez was In jail at San Antonio and fully
identified.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.


Washington. June "a Eastern Texas
Fair except showers near the coast Tues
day and Wednesday; light 10 fresh south
crly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian rcrrltory-Fair and
continued warm Tuesday md Wednesday;
southerly winds
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unknown Man Killed.

penlson, Texas, June PAN unknown
white man, well dressed, was run over and
killed on the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
railroad last night north OF here.
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SHERlFF STELL RETURNED.
Cucro Texas, June 90 Sherln Thomas
NJ stel and Deputy O. A. Swift have re
turned home from the long chase after the
murderer OF Shonns Glover and Morris.
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Galveston, Texas, June 23.-observations
taEen by United states weather bureau at
6 y. m, 18th meridian time; RAIN
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REAGAN AND ToM PRAISED.

BeevlIle. Texas. June - when the news
was received here yesterday that cortes,
the murderer Of sherlns Morris and GLOW
or. had been caught by Ranger Rogers,
ana that ne made no resistance. very few
ncople put any credence in the report.
They knew that Captain Rogers had caught
Mexican. but that that Mexican was
creeorio cortez none Of them believed.
Men who had been on his trail fos over
week and Others who knew him said he
would never be taken alive. that no mat
Tor Duder what circumstances he might
he surrounded he would sell his life 40
dearly al possible and would add others
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General Ohservatlons.

Means ......ssssss' 'osA ~"
Not included in means.
Number of stations. 2s.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-12
Daniels Mistake.

A prominent sr,cn,her ofthc Conststu.
tionai Convention remarked 10 rs che
othor day that Senator }no. W. Daniel
had made the mistake ofhis life in allow
ing himself to be elected member Of
that body.
senator Danieliooks ten wears older.
said the delegate. "ife has lost not
only his vsgor. but considerable prestige.
He VIII core out Of the Convention an
kaown aud auSuag, His suffrage plan
viii fail. the \ cuager men have shown
that they arc az the helm. and no long, 7
VIII Daniel be hooked upon as the true
representative CT the wishes Of the peoplS
Of Virginia.
And now Daniel Is iil. lie Is of on ar
indefinite leave ~ ahscucc.
Truly. a great man Is Daniel. but h
has allowed hrs ambition 10 impros:
himself upon his generation 20 carry hin
beyond his depth
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wha, Mskinley's las, Words Were

"At a memorial service in Washington
recently n letter was read under date ct
September 26th from DIR. NJ. y. Mann, of
Buffalo. ono Of the physicians who az.
tended the President during his last i'll
ness The letter was as follows: As
President Mckinley was dying stood
behind a screen in his room and heard
him say his last words. HIS wife came
iuto the room and he said 20 her: Good
by all. good-bv. Ia is Gods way; His
will be done. not ours.
There was some further convers7-
ton with his wife in the way Of leave-
taking but this should not be repeated.
About an hour later he said to his wife:
Nearer. Ny God. 20 Thee. cen
though il he a cross. has been my CON
start prayer.
Gle tired to say something more but
could not catch IL gave out at the
time the first sentences as being thC
most appropriate 20 be remembered a:
his last words wrote them down al
! the time, So that there can be no ques
ton about it. NJ. ID. MANN
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News OF Western People.

TOANO. Oct. 1I.-It IS now drawing
ncar winter again and our farmers have
gotten th-r corn, hay. etc. all saved
and il . uovx time r. dig sweet potatoes
and get up peanuts. Both crops seem g.
lie good. Our western farmers are al
rcttins alorg fue in Virginia. All thai
IS needed Is morz oi them to imProve
some of our farms that have gone back
70 ruin.
ar Larson. % South Dakota. who
bought the old Chapman Place near
Ncwmau's All. is busy painting the
house both outside and in. And having
cut down az brush iH rhe helds and given
II a general overhauling, you would
hardly know the place-
Mr.C.L. Ailler. Of .Riverview.r has
rented his farm 20 Bert L>aury, and IS
gosng back 20 Minnesota 70 spend some
time with friends and relatives
AR. II. o, Elton. expects 10 start hi
saw MN next week for all winters saw,
ing
Mr Carl o. Elton IS attending III
Smithceal BusiDess college at Richmond
X Kseien. % Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin
and ovue- 81 the Blue Mountain % tina
state. was with AR. Bergh, last weel
4 Among those who visited the Carniv'
| At Richmond were. Mr. and Mr. c y
Bereh ard children. AfT and Mrs- +. {
! Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs. o. 7. Fiattei
| Charley Anderson. Miss Mary BroUgl
] sos. SIR. Aruison. Il. 4. Bergh, &c.
Diertoy.
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NEWS FROM TOANO.
Depot RhohcG-Pcrsonal and Lc-
cal News.


TOANO. VA. Oct. 9-On the night Of
Oct. 3. the depot here was entered and O
sample case belonging toMr.J. $. Baker,
representative of l.. 4. Younger. was stol-
en-. The cascwas found IN theposscssiou
OF sam Ncuablc. a colorcd boy recently
employed bv Mr.. r. .. .Slater. A war
rant was issued for the boy. and be- was
tired before Justice 7. G. Carlton lie
made "a f1ll confession and III default f
bail was sent 20 the Williamsburg jail 70
await the grand jury.
The young men OF the county ar pre-
pairing Tor grand tournament and bail.
70 take place some cline during October.
The marriage OF Miss Sarah Wilkinson
and ar. Griffin, both Of Mobile, Ala.
has been announced % take place O-to-
Der 16. Miss Wilkinson Is q niece Of SIR.
| Enoch Martin and she is beautiful
young woman. They viii make a north
ern tour. stopping here on their return
for two or three days Aiiss Wilkinson
made many friends here who wish her
much happiness
A great many Of our people have at
tended the Carnival this week. spe-
ciaI coach has been left here each night
70 accommodate the immense CROWD:
every morning. Among those attending
the Carnival. were Mr.. and Mrs. j. "
Alarstou and son, AIR. and Mrs. X. b
Slater. Mr. ]. G. Carlton and children
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Banks and Mis-
E Blanche Pigeott. Messrs. Stephenson
Woodward. Bently. Ellison. "a. Banks
= Jno. Geddy and daughter, also Ais
= Fannie Wright. Airs. Dew, Misses Eths
j. Gatewood, Annie Christian. Laura an
Marian Marstou. and a great many 4
our Western friends.
. SIR. Edward Meaniey. Of Norfolk. ha
i been visiting here.
e Mrs. Kate Piggott Is much better ate
= a severe spell % sickness.
l. Mr J. II. Jennings was kicked by
mulc today and badly hurt.
Mr.. sleetzer, Of Boston. Mass, IA.
spent a week or two at Taskins
spring.
er SIR. Nosvelle l.. Henley was here tods
~ on legal business.
y AIRS. f4errictt RICHARDSON. 81 W
= liausbure. Is visiting her old home be'
nc "Mar Brook"
a Mr.. Clearance Richardson and s.
have returned from a visit to Buckir
ham.
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COmm,stee is Satisfied.

The committee composed Of Dr. Y. +.
Garrett. chairman. Prot Hugh ;. Bird
and AR y. L. Henley. appointed by the
City Counsel TO appear before the Cor
sututional Convention Committee on
Government Of Cities and Towns, went
10 Richmond Tuesday fos the purpose Of
laying betorc The Comnittcc the claims
IT Williamsburg for "a city charter.
There was not q Quorum of the Coz
vention's COMMITTEE hut the gentlemen
present lett oar Committee under The I'M
preston that cur city charter would not
be taken from IS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-12

Edstor woodsen. q tbs Newport News
Herald, oouid not i.e IN Richmond Toes
day night ~ ne fress ban4uef. al the
oelebrated Iexington Hotel. kiehsnond-
Editor wooasen had ~ read over his
s.foprouptu ss,eceis'' several weeks ago,
ard We are sorry the f,re<isren 81 tx press
were roas,ed of the pleasure u hearing
that spsech. & Mas eorssr. lie may
deliver IL next year. bo~eyer. Il tie op
porssaity aaosas- ssd IS 1e<sn't speA
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Camp OF Confederate Veterans m
Spokane.
Spokane chroniclca

Captain Bob NcCulloch No. 1868 Of
Confederate Vetrans met last night at
the Offices of Moore X Corbett. in the
Empire State building. Those present
were: Judge James 2. Moore, captain
commander. Major J. IL. Chandler, frs.
lieutenant: Captain James +. Hume.
second lieutenant. Captain Edward II.
Lively, adlutant. and a good attendance
Of the old comrades. Six new members
were taken IN.
Captain Edward II. Lively. adjutaut
Of the camp, offered the following prcam-
Die and resolutions. which were unani-
mcusly adopted;
Whereas. 4 great national calamity
has befallcn oar country in the attempt
ed assassination of our chief executive,
President Mckinley. on September s at
pan-Auaerican exposition in the city Of
Buffalo. y. y. by fauatical anarchist,
aid
Whereas. The law abiding people of
this nation look Nith deep distrust upon
ali persons. whether citizens or aliens.
Who attempt TO indoct1nate the vile
sentiments of anarchism. and who breed
vexatious ais and isus IN opposition 70
: The genius and traditions OF this great
nation: and
Whereas. These anarchissic Ishmao-
htes with brazen etiron;ery hold their
secret meetings In dark places and dis
seuainate the vile and brutal literature OF
shoir diabolical propaganda with impu
nifty therefore be Il
Resolved. That our representative
IN tlc United States conggcss De requested
10 use all their iuhucucc to secure the pas
| sage oflaW that Viii restrain all anarch
lists and Others who cntcrtuiu sentiment
/ opposed 10 tie genius and tradition
80 This iree and enlightened land iron
catering our ports aud receiving ir.endl
asylum and protcctionfro the gencrou
country whose privileges they So grossl
and shameluiiy abuse.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1901-10-12

II nnay not seen very Important 70
strangers Tor Nfliiamsbsrs 70 have a
.'citv charter" but Il - very Important
70 every citizen = the place that tiere BE-
M change This esty received Is char
rer frosn Royal i,ards. and u j. wholly
a matter Of sensioens. II should appeal
70 every yi5sinian. We are glad - near
We are in % danger.