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The Delta independent., 1902-06-27
csieaGs on Old Ute Reservation.

utmcsioaGs on Old Ute Grservaiion.
The passage by congress OF the bill
ptroduceh by Judge Bell providing for
shomes,ead entries oG the old Ute reser-
vation 10 western Colorado will euable
snaay poor rersuLs 10 acquire small
tracts 10 places where the desirable irri-
gable ltud has not vet been taken up
uaFier the prc-smp.iUn and other clsh
cn3Iy acts.
The tolal amount Of land that may
this De acgu5,d will hardly exceed
50GGc aeFe=, fyE It consists chiefly Of
LITTLE mountain tracts scattered through
this hills where mas unable to buy
la4n miCtl reclaim 1 Few acres uulsr
It'd bpm mpE,-ai act and make home.
Iit8 his way uaUv Isolated places may
bs-reclaia,rI an. desirable population
esh blishGd; out b" the aggregate the
Ali f'r Th.rh ca this account the gov
erGtpeni w!.. have 90 pay the Indians IS
OF npin pgTal,vnil small area
4 passlng this act congress did a wise
th&g boil because it will 10 the man
nefsiaird provide the means by which
poor peoTia msy acquire comfort able
homes ana because at the same time it
will give The western part Of these states
a populailnl impossible Tor il 10 acquire
in any othcr wa- What any new coun-
Try wanis above all else is an industri-
ns.iaw abiding population. aud that is
what the western part OF the state will
SECURE il consequences Of the extension
offhe Homestead act 10 the Ute reser-
val I'm.
Ifuliima;rly means should bo found
for The reel nation Of the high lands
th5t are now locked upon as Of little
value r1cepf FOR grazing. the govern
ment wnuii stit! not suffer any lrFa. FOR
although i, would have to pay the IEdi-
ans for the land that might be taken
up nnder the Homestead act. the settle
nIent OF ihn country would be ample
cnmprnsaiian fnr any such outlay.
Some taits Of the reservation contain
miuerHl but land of that kind is not
subject 10 homestead eotry, and conse-
quept;y there is no reason on that ac-
count 10 object 10 the enactment OF the
iaW inqnes,.nn. For all such land 10
Gators wiii have to Ray what they pay
whatff pay for mineral lands in other
paris - the eountry.-nenver Republi.
II
The Delta independent., 1902-06-27
Spring Fever.

Spring fever is another name for bill
iouspess. 1t is more serious than most
people think. A torpid liver and iract
i've bowels mean a poisoned system. II
neglected.. Sc ious Illness may follow
such symptoms. DeWitis Little Early
Risers remove all danger by stimulating
the liver, opening the bowels and Cleaus
ing the -ystcm of all Impurities. Safe
pills Never gripe. Il have taken De
Wits Little Early Risers for tori ii
liver every spring for years.' writes X
NJ Everiy. Moundsville, W Va. They
Do me more good than anything | have
ever tried. DIR. IL X, Braisted.
\ toe new line OF harness and saddles
at Hunt & Cos. at greatly reduced
prices.
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Money to loan. A. T.. Amsbary.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-27
TALK NO. "a.
Dear Aunt's" Glasses.

Now and then honest looking fellow along with
handsome pair of "god glasses in his pocket lie tells
that his dear Aunt bought them Just before she died.
that she paid SIG 80 for them; that he is very hard up aud
have money and that If them a So take
them--he II You won't pay him 50, give
him five, four tlreeanytbng to keep body and soul to-
Ceher Sometimes it his mother his grandmother that
is dead Sometimes he found them the train 1t is al
ways the He have ready money and it's big
chance for you II you cound how many purchasers
bring glases find whether they worth
"eigteen dollars only twe,e You would be surprised
that so many people could be humbugged have known
these people sell forty and fifty pairs day Twenty five
cents each is wlint they cost him
J. c. FOUNTAIN optician and Jeweer.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-27
Ready to Yield.

Il used DeWitt's Witch Hazel Saivr
for piles and found it certain cure.
says S Il. Meredith, Willow Grove.
Del. Operations unnecessary 20 cure
u'irs. They always yield to DeWttts
Witch Hazel Saivo Cures sltia dis-
cssos, all kinds OF Wounds Accept no
counterfeits. DR.. II. X Braisted
The Delta independent., 1902-06-27
Et,.hX r.r,nie. In nInain.

Sacrc.i COWS often detle Iadian TEN
pies, but worse Yet is body that is po-
iuied by constitution. Deat permit it.
Cleanse your system with Dr.. Kin. :
New Life Pills and avoid uafoId misery
They give lively livers. active bowels.
good digestion. fine appetite. Oaly pc
at " G. Cook sdrugsiore.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-27
unpp, Time In oia Town.

we fslt ' ~ hsppl.' writes r. n.
Beviil. Obi Town. Va. when Bucklen's
Arnica Salve wholly cured our daugh-
ter OF bad case of saald head 1t de-
lights nil who use it for cuts. corns,
burns. bruises. bpils. ulcers. erupiions.
lniailible for piles. Oniy De at W. G..
Cooks.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-27

The exodus TO the top Of the Grand
mesa will begin shortly AMI from -indi-
cations The roll call os Drlia might he
had up there with very few ab icnte.s.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-27
4 ~ cure a ro,d In one Day

TsEe x.tise Bromo Quinine Tablets
AK; k;sis refund the money If il
ss.fi fs@-E w Groves signature is
on every box.
The Delta independent., 1902-06-27
q MNyvs~

Til, aisaaturc iE on every box Of the Cenuire
LaxabVe krOuc+Quinilc Tableta
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
WEDDING EPIDEMIC
Every Registrar Appointed for Radford
iias Refused to Act.
TSnarjal Dfenatch 70 The Timcs.)
-, .DHnpn VA T,,I,-

EAST RADFORD, VA. July 4-The
clerk of the Hastings Court says that
there Is a marriage epidemic in Radford;
that he issued more licenses in the month
Of June than for any month in the his
tory OF the court
The Radford ice plant Is running day
:rc,n other points
Captain W r. Wharton. son of General
G.. c. Wharton. has been retained per
nanently in the census department lie
was sworn In on July LIST.
there is renewed interest IN the Rao-
ford public schools. and the Belle Hit
Academy for the coming session.
Professor Y. J. Hill has been elected by
the different boards as principal of all
the schools. and will be assisted by an
able corps Of teachers.
Colonel George ". Miles has been con-
templating the incorporation of St. Al
la..i School. but no charter has been
APPLIED for.
Every registrar selected by The late
constitutional Convention has refused TO
act.
Mayor /. T. Hall, Radfords new Mayor,
came into office July list and IS winning
golden opinions as to his efficiency. in
Tie conduct of his office.
Radford IS now swetering IN spell
Of the hottest weather ever experienced
IN .he city Even the nights are hot.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. McLevy. OF Peters
burg arrived in the city yesterday and
viii spend the summer at Mrs. Il. Z. Ad-
ANS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
UNIVERSITY ALUMNI
Organization Formed at Alexandria and
Officers Elected,
tsncc,al Dispatch TO Tho TiInes.l

fSpccial Dispatch TO Tho Times.l
ALEXANDRIA, Va. July 4.-Former
students of the University OF Virginia. of
This city and vicinity this morning held
q meeting in the law Office Of c. and X.
1<rmper and formed a local organization,
according to the plans at the last meet
sng o. the General Alumni Association.
Colonel Kemper presided and Douglass
Staart acted as secretary. Judge j. b.
Souer. OF Washington. d. c., president
Of the general association, was present.
H1d made suggestions as TO the best meth
cd of organizing.
If= following officers were elected: X
ofemrer, president; DR.. John S POWELL
of occoquan. vice-presidcnt: Douglass
Etiart, secretary. The following consti-
tute the Executive COMMITTEES: Judge J.
X. NJ, Norton. Harry d. Cation, Z. B.
n3tylcr. Gardner l.. Eoothe and +. Wall
ton Moore, Messrs. James o. Bruin. II.
p. Cation, X. kemper and Douglass Stu
art We're named as a committee to So
1ic!! new members. Tho following were
NAMED as delegates to the next annual
commencement exercises of the Cn!ver-
s-tv OF Virginia: Afessrs X kemper, II.
Hume Lewis Machen and Z. B. Taylor.
The constitution and bylaws of the
s-elteral association We're adopted, on mo-
zion. subject to changes that may be
nee essary 10 meet the local conditions
IL was unanimously decided that they
will hold their annual meeting on April
1sth which is the birthday of Jefferson,
The founder Of that institution
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
BOTETOURT MONUMENT
Thousand Dollars Raised to Erect One
at Buchanan.
fspecial Dispatch to The Timcs.)


BUCHANAN, VA. July 4.-To-day was
a day of great rejoicing among the mem
bers OF the Botetourt Artillery Monument
Association and the veterans who at
tended the reunion with their many
friends.
For the past several months the COM
.7littee have been endeaNoring to raise
thousand dollars for the purpose OF erect
Ing a monument to the boys who went
from Botetourt. Several hundred dollars
had been contributed. Last night Mrs.
Charles Friend gave a most spieholo re-
c;tal with her music class. and to-day
the dinner and amusement given ny we
Ladies Auxiliary Committee made UP ule
required amount ,z
The Site selected for the monument mon n bn.n is
tsful elevated spot in the principal street
of Buchanan =, ,r,,,o,, mo
ladies' OF the county, and especlally 70
Mrs. Friend and Miss Sue Dutnal; cur tta.
nan of the Ladies Auxiliary committee.
Visitors were here from Blrmlhgnanm.
Rtchnond, Norfolk ana many o'lief
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
FINE YACHT RACE
IN HANPT TON ROADS
The Lucille the Fastest Yacht
but Lost by a Handicap-No
Street-Car Strike.
oeciaI DISPATCH to Tho TT,

Especial dispatch to The Times)
NORFOLK, VA, July A. The weather
was fine for yacht race in Hampton
Roads to-day, including good wind and
no sea.
Large crowds gathered on the pier at
Willoughby Beach. and many steam and
naphtha launches followed the course. 1t
was a beautiful sight, and the most sue
cessfui regatta ever held in these waters.
It was a triangular course of ten
miles. The events were as follows:
Ship-jacks: Bayside. Doctor, Mary and
ernice, Early Bird, Manford. The latter
won two hours eight minutes and forty
seconds.
Cat-boats: Hattie S., Wasp. Gossip.
Guess Margery. Won by Guess in two
hours, ten minutes and twenty-six Sc
conds.
sloops Kittie, Eta Seymour, Lola
Tull. Won by Nttie in two hours. three
minutes and fifty seconds.
Canoes: Lucille, Olympia, Matte ".
Rena, American Beauty. Won by Rena
In one hour, flfty-four minutes and four
seconds.
The Lucille won the cup as the fastest
yacht in the club, but lost to Rena by
a. handicap. The Lucilo made almost
steamer time She belongs to c.. P.
Weston and Robert Edmond of Norfolk.
Street car strike announced for to-day
did not occur. The railway officials are
said to have told the men that they were
prepared That stopped the strike, IL
any were intended, which Ia doubtful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
CHESTER CELEBRATES
CH|LDREN'S DAY
Woman's Missionary Society
Meeting.
A PHOTOGRAPHIC MUSICALE
The Fourth Celebrated in the Interest
of Ten'perance-Now Only Six Bar
Rooms in the County Where
There Was Formerly Eighty.
4 PHOTOGRAPHIC MUSICALE
Especial Dispatch to The Tin1cs.)

Especial Dispatch to The Ttn1cs.)
| CHESTER, VA, July 4.-The Chill
drens Day celebration was held In the
| Methodist Church OF this place Sunday
| night and was a great success. The large
| house was filled to overlooking by people
! from the vicinity and even distant places.
Richmond, Petersburg, Manchester, the
Courthouse and Bermuda Hundred were
represented. The children performed we'll
their parts.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
West Richmond District assembled in the
same house Wednesday and was largely
attended. Mrs. West, of Richmond. pre-
sided der tho meeting, and much inter-
est was manifested lady missionary
from Korea addressed the meeting on
foreign work. and she and her little son
sang q hymn in tho Korean tongue. much
to the entertainment Of these present.
a hountiful lunch was served by the
ladies OF tho church. About a. dozen del
cgaies came by trolley on the day pre-
vious and were entertained by the people.
among them Mrs. Maybee, of the Chill
dren's Home Society" of Virginia.
THE PHoNOGRAPH.
On Thursday night photographic en-
to- ta!nment was given by Miss Mabel
Robertson and Miss Louise Potts in the
large grounds of Mr.. G. Il. Robertson.
The premises were Illuminated by magic
lanterns and other lights. and an enjoy
ahie pastime was had. Ice cream was
served to the attendants at city prices,
and a neat sum realized, which will so
| for the benefit of st. Johns Episcopal
| CHI rch, Of this town. Rev. Mr. Good
wyn. the pastor and his wife were pres
ent from Petersburg, and everybody had
a good time.
| To-day q large temperance gathering
and picnic from the whole county met
Fourth Of July in the interest Of the
| cause OF temperance. Rev. G. II. Craw-
ford was expected to be present and ad-
'S' TINES HAVE CHANGED.
The time was when these Fourth Of
| July meetings was rather a celebration,
or rather an exhibition Of intemperance;
| but public sentiment has been SO changed
and educated in this county that the IN
! temperate element now has been nearly
| eliminated. Only about dozen har-rooms
| are now licensed. where fifteen years ago
| about eighty existed. and yet there is no
| local option In force nor any Mrs. carrie
| Nations antics have been resorted to
a strong proof that moral and religious
suasion and sentiment is all that is needed
| to attack intemperance.
Mr. c. n. Friend has been quite Ill dur
| ing the entire week, and confined to his
bed He is now a little improved and able
| to sit up.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Eichelberger, with
| their children, are Off fer a few days
visit to Old Point.
| Miss Mamie I<abler has returned to her
Mrs. A. N: Ivey and Mrs. ". g. Ivey
| home near Port Walthail.
| Mrs John Cullen, of Richmond. is visit
| ing Mrs D. I. Cheat1a1n here:
| Mrs, G. 2. Robertson has been quite
| sick the past two days at her home here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
STORES DECORATED
IN FREDERICKSBURG
The Custom of independence Day
Grows More Universal.
LARGE CROPS OF NEW WHEAT
A Cannon Found In the Rappahannock
Ten Miles Above Fredericksburg,
and an Effort Will Be Made to
Preserve it as a Relic,
Special Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July A.
To-day was generally observed hero as
a national holiday. the city postofllce
and banks being closed as we'll as many
places OF business. Many stores We're
decorated with national colors. and the
explosion Of fireworks heard
throughout the day and late into the
night. Many observed the holiday as
day OF quiet and rest, and private picnics
and other gatherings engaged the at
tention of many more. Altogether the
day was a most pleasant and satisfac-
tory one. and he custom OF observing
independence Day becomes more gen
eral each year in this section.
Messrs. w. II. Sales. j. ". Lafoe anu
c. B. Conway. three thrifty farmers u
Caroline county. shipped TODAY W
schooner from the Rappahahnoch ~
$500 bushels OF new wheat Oh eNee4iei'
quality TO the Baltimore market. NJ
John i. Curtis. one Of the leading 1aFfn
ers NJ 1;tnr George county, has just
threshed crop and secured oio sl'e,s
Of superior quality from forty busheis
seeded.
CANNON FOUND.
7, tho Rappahannock River near Green
BANK, about ten miles above this city.
is a large cannon said to have been over
ing the Civil War. while troops were
turned accidentally and left there dur
crossing the stream. An effort VIII be
made. It is said, 10 get 1t out ana pre-
serve It rs 8 relic.
Judge A. w. wallace has appointed
the health board for the city for the en-
suing year. composed Of the following:
Drs. ]. N Barney. A. c. DoGgett and
J. E. Tompldns. with Mayor M. ..
Wills and Clerk of Courts j. z. CoTbln
as eX-ofticio members.
A recent marriage Of interest in this
locality was that of Mr., Fontaine +.
Waller. of Spotsylvania county, to MISS
Ella Lumsden. daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Richard Lumsden, Of Louisa county,
Rev. Mr. Wilkinson officiating. Mr.. Ma
than Lumsden was best man and MISS
Laura Fnnon maid of honor. Other at
tendants were Misses Sallie and Berthe
Ware and Messrs. George Lumsden and
Alvin Talley.
THE. BEND DESTROYED.
The tenants residence on the hand
some estate of Mrs. Iansford. known as
the Bend" a few miles below this city
stroyed yesterday by nre. The loss was
-ap ssm 'IaAIH ,ooUuRueddBd eQl no
covered by insurance.
Mr.. Robert C. Beale. Jr.. Of this city
has been appointed Instructor In the
University School of Major Jones at
Charlottesville for the next session.
Owing TO the death of Mrs. Z. II. De-
Jarnette, invitauons to the reception to
Mr., and Mrs + ~. N1icl1s, upon their
return from their bs11l trip on Friday
evening. July Sth. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w Micks. near Spotsyivania
Courthouse. have been withdrawn. The
bride is a daughter Of Mrs. DeJarnette,
and their return WIS fastened bv the
batter lady's death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
IN WINCHESTER
Grand Celebration Of Citys Sesqui-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT League.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
WINCHESTER, VA. July 4-The
Cumberland Valley Firemen's League
was organized in Winchester to-day by
representatives of twenty-five fire COM
panies from twelve of the leading cities
in the Cumberland Valley.
w. +. Kline of Martinsburg, w. Va,
was elected PRESIDENT; S NJ Wagner of
fredericksburg, Pa, and August Helmet,
of Hagerstown, Md, vice-presidents; Jo-
seph Z. Kiger, Of Winchester, secretary,
and w. II. Richter. of Chambersburg
Pa, treasurer. The League controls
nearly six thousand firemen. The uext
meeting Will be in Hagerstown next June.
Ten thousand visitors We're in Win
chester to-day attending the Fourth of
July and sesqui-centennial celebration.
Thousand of firemen, soldiers and Red
Men were in the parade, and the day
closed with an exciting sham battle be-
tween the militia and the Red Men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
COLORED PHYSICIANS MEET
They Gather Here and Organize the
Old Dominion Medical Association.

A number of colored physicians repre-
senting different sections OF the state.
met In the parlors OF Hotel Reformer at
10 o'clock yesterday and effected the Oh
eanization OF a State society to be known
as the old Dominion Medical Associat1o'i'
with the followingo officers: President
DR.. r. T.. Tancil. Richmond. VIZ
ginia; first vice president Dr. L;
l., Barber. Norfolk, Virginia: second
vice-president, DR.. NJ w. Pannen, Staun-
ton. Va; third vice-president. DR.. X. j.
Borland, Roanoke, Va; fourth vlce-presl-
dent. DR.. a. L. Winslow. Danville. Va;
fifth vice-president, DR.. Albert Johnson.
Alexandria; treasurer. DR.. H. G. Wood
South Boston, Va: secretary. DR.. c. Z.
Wilder, Richmond, Va; assistant secfe-
tarv, DR. c. P. White, Richmond, VA
executive committee--chairman. DR.. w. X.
Granger Newport News. Va; Drs. N
E. Atkins. Hampton; j. j. France,
Portsmouth,; II. L Harris. Richmond; S.
G. Jones, Richmond; NJ. 3. Jones' Rich
mond: j. NJ. Vaughan, Manchester; w.
T. Jones, Newport News: and S. 3. HILL
Iynchburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
VIRGINIA HONORS
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Celebrated With a Spontaneity
Heretofore Unknown.
GENERAL HOLIDAY OBSERVED
The People in the Towns Seemed With
One Accord to Celebrate the Day,
Amid the Smiles Of Nature Out
side the Heat Of Buildings.
Especial Dispatch to The TinesN

Especial Dispatch to The Tin1es.)
BEDFORD CITY, VA. July 4-The
uurth, OF i:iorJous tradition. was ceebra-
ted to-day by an almost complete exodus
from the town. Every vehicle at the
four livery establishments has been called
into service to carry the pleasure seekers
into the country and away from bust
ness.
Every business house closed FOR the
day, and the tobacco factories will give
holiday until Monday.
Large raItjes of pleasure seekers went
into the Businesses of the forest A no.
table party was that given by Mr.. Q. c..
Beu to his employees at the New Dam.
where thirty cigar makers enjoyed the
boHntcous rrast prpared for them
Miss Sue lloyd, Of Nelson, Is the guest
of Mrs. w. T. Yancey. a card party with
many guests invited was given in her
honor by Mrs. Yancey this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
At Radford.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
EAST RADFORD. VA. July 4.-The
great day" passed quietly here. The pop
ping of sGuibs baby-waliers and cannon
crackers, the closing of banks, and post
Office were the only indications that
reat day was passing.
Miss Lily Tyler gave a Fourth of July
party" at "Halwicse," this evening.
Patriotic colors prevailed. both in decora-
lions and on the table.
The Governor lent his presence to the
occasion. and contributed very much TO
its enjoyment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
ASSISTANT SEC'Y DARLING
Visits Old Point Aboard the Dolphin

fSpecinl Dispatch to The Timee.)
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. July AIS
sistant Secretary Of the Navy Darling ar
rived at Old Point tonight or the Dol
phin for the purpose of inspecting the
water battery.
The Dolphin was saluted by the Lam
caster as she dropped anchor. The as
sistant secretary is accompanied by a
party Of officials. They remained aboard
all night
The body OF an unknown man was
found in Salters Creek tonight. He is
thought to be another OF the three stow
aways. who recently jumped overheard
in the narbor here from q British ship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
The Asylum Board.

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, July 4.-The
Executive Committee OF the Eastern
ent being Captain Terence McCracken,
Judge G. Z. Garrett and Mr.. Ii. D. Cole.
a tull board meeting was called for July
18th. to meet at Old Point. Contracts for
supplying the institution will be let on
the 18th instant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
THE FOURTH IN CREWE
The People Observed the Day in True
Holiday STYLE.
Especial Dispatch to The Time

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
CREME, VA, July Notwithstanding
the intense heat, the Fourth has been OBJ
served as usual here. The young people
Of the town. under the chaperonage OF
Mesdames Parker and Shanks, went pic
nicking to Agncw's Grove, near Burke
vile.
The trainmen and dispatchers under
the management of Trainmaster Samuel
Nicholson, gave a big Brunswick stew in
a grove near town. The shipment went
on a fishing excursion. and the whole
town generally has been III holiday dress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
KNOCKED FROM A CAR
Wallace Collier May Lose Leg On Ac-
count Of the Accident,

Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)
PETERSBURG. VA, July Awhile
standing on the running board of an
electric car this evening, Wallace Col
lier, son Of r. W. Collier, was knocked
off by car going the opposite way
His left leg was caught under one car
and it Is feared will have to be ampu-
tated.
Mr.. Collier was taken to the Home
for the Sick. He sustained other In
juries probably internal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-05
On the Exclusion OF Fiske's History
From the Schools Of Virginia.

Editor OF The Times:
Sir,-Some weeks since the Board of
Education Of Virginia passed a resolu-
ton recommending the exclusion Of John
Fiske's History OF the United States
from the public schools
This action on the part OF such wise
and conservative gentlemen as those;
who compose this board was a cause OF
much surprise to many who had read
Fiske's books in general. There MA no