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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Ill gr., he reyities.

WASHINGTON, d. .C,-The Senate to-
lay adopted a resolution cirecNing tie
Secretary of War to inform the Sc ate
What railroads are being built now IN
Culrl, by whom they are. being built, and
nder what authority Of law.
SAVANNAH, CAIN the United States
.ourt to-day the case of s. u. Greene and
others was resumed. The Government
lied demurrer TO the pleas in abare-
nent, and the arguments to-day We're on
he plea and the demurrer
CHARLESTON, S. C.-Governor Cand-
err. of Georgia, has appointed Tuesday.
April 18th, as Georgia Day at the EXPOSE
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-schooner John
". Dana, which arrived here from Fer
landinia, reports lost foresaii and Jib.
.lso reports passed a sunten wreck IN
Wenty fathomS of water, AbScon Light
earring n. n. W, distant thirty miles;
apparently large vessel;
CAPE MAY, N. 1.-THE schooner Frank
IerbeIt. with Cargo OF pine S IL lumbei
bandoned In sinking condition off herr
o-day, it being the second vessel to fal
victim this week off this coast to the
reat ice fields flowing out of Delaware
SELMA, ALA.-The grist mill of the In
ernational Company's plant, located in
his city, was entirely destroyed by fire to-
light. The entire loss is estimated al
$1,000.
MEXICO CITY.-Unknown persons, sup
,osed to be members OF the Clerical par
". have thrown down the monument to
he Liberal party martyrs atsTacubiya,
uburb of this city.
WASHINGTON. d. C.-The Indian APP
,~opriation BILL completed to-day, car
les $S,ss4,40G
JACKSON, MISS.-A telegram was re-
.eived from Mrs. Jefferson Davis to-day
saying that she would reach this city
c-morrow morning. Mrs. Davis comes
or the purpose Of urging the purchase
IF 6Beauvoir, the old Davis mansion, by
he State Of Mississippi. provided th,s
State will establish and maintain there
home for Confederate veterans
NE WYORK.-The midnight score OF
the six-day walking match showed Hagel-
man and Cavanaugh in the lead with 90
miles five laps to their credit. shelton anC
5Gherrero come next
PITTSBURG, PA.-It was announced
here to-day that the new French Scnoo
of Engineers would be8local. IN P1ttsbure
and the French School of political Science
will be located in New Z ork.zsBoths vii
be under the control Of the French Gov,
3 FALL RIVER, MAsS.-M. G. Borden's
brokers. advanced their bid for regulars
again to-day, the price now being 81.
cents. This makes q total OF three-six
Eteenths OF a cent In the market price
within fnrtv-aia 2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
SOUTH CAROLINA INTERSTATE
AND WEST INDIAN IMPOSITION

charleston, s. c., December 1st, TO
Jane LIST, 1902.
This Exposition is the grandest OF !ts
p,,,d ever held in the South and those
,.i,o contemplate going are invited to
loak INTO the schedules and accommodate
LONG OF the Atlantic Coast Line which
- s,1,e short est, quickest and best rou e TO
,bort.son tas well as Florida points, with
tisrnush trains and no transfers. Solid
yestibule Pullman sleepeTs with dining
rar service. For full information apply
10 any agent OF the company. or,
C. S CAMPBELL,
No. s3S East Main Street.
Richmond Va
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warmer unless there appears another cans
didate. and then this fight will BIO the
most interesting of any.
GOOD SKATING.
Skating ut Forest Hill Park has been
good for the past week. There have been
crowds out both day and night to enjoy
the eport Lovers of skating have had
all that could be asked for in the way
of good ice.
FELL THROUGH
Mr.. l.. p. Ctay had a very peculiar atio
narrow escape from serious injury We'd
resday while at work on a. coal car at the
Southern shops. The car had been run
UP on the chute and the bottom opened
10 allow of the coal running through. II
did not pour out fast enough for Mir. Clay
md he climbed on top OF the car. ana,
taking III, a piece OF iron was loosen'hs
up the yaclSed coal. when. without mo-
,nent's warning. he was prec5pitated down
with the coal through thu bottom OF the
car and landed on the trestie underneath
tho car.
Those who witnessed his rapid descend
from the tor OF the car expected to ma
him slowed about ten feet deep under the
coal. but on looking urder the car ne
was found on the treste, with part
of the hair on his head missing.
It Is miraculous how he escaped fatal
ifi1utr, fOT some Oh tlls Jumps ~ -.
were as large as q mans head. Dr. Mer.
chant was called and rendered medical
aid.
CLUB MEETING.
The Virginia Democratic Club gill meet
tomorrow night at $50 O'Clock in Tone! s
Hall. Eleventh and Hui Streets. The cluD
has been called by the president, MI. T.
+. Toney. and all OF the candidates no"
in the field are requested TO be at tne
meeting and make a talk. outlining their
career while in Office provided they are
elected.
This meeting of the club means mnch
to the voters Of Manchester. for TINS cur
has at all times taken an active 1hteies.
in the elections and will be more SO at
this election, for the city is to nave 1oI
the first time a Board of Aldermen anu
the very best men arc wanted LOT 'i'ls
position. Several distinguished speakers
will be present, among them ocins VIZ
Jefferson Wallace from Richmond, VINO IS
a member of the club. There was d meet.
Ing of this club last week, but at 'ha'
ti,ne the attendance of candidates were
small and this meeting will get them all.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
An alarm of fire from 500 Everett street
Yesterday evening at O'clock calico inc
department out but there was on'y d
chimney burning.
Mr.. j. o. Wayplack, of SWansooro, "ieu
vesterdav afternoon ct o'cock. Nc 10
survived by a widow and Sax chlioren.
The funeral will be from the home TINS
afternoon at O'Clock, conducted oy Kew
A. C. Bergman. 1nterment VIII be nlade
in Maury Cemetery.
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Warrants Tor 1 rinces.
fBySAssociated Press

sity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
WANTS START EARLIER
Prince Henry Says he Cannot Change Time OF
Saiiiar

KEEL. PRUSSIA, FEB. 13-afayor Low.
of New York. has cahled TO Prince Henry
NJ Prussia. saving that Herr. Wiegand. di-
rector-.ener;ll of the North German
Lloyd Line, thinks that unless the Kron-
prinz Wilhelm sails from Bremen. earlier
than 8 O'Clock Saturday afternoon She
viii not be able to arrive at New York,
owing to the rough weather. until too late
for the ceremony Of the municipal well
come.
When asked il the steamer could not
leave Bremen at an earlier hour, Prince
Henry replied that he was unable to
ch-roa the sailing hour of the Kronprinz
Wilhelm.
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y oma sufira e.
(By Associated Press.)

= IBy 1-tssoCIatsti ftss:1 - 'Z@s-
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-At to-day's
session of the Woman's Suffrage ConVen-
ion reports from the Committee on Gre
=Ientials. Board of Auditors and the cor
responding secretary We're read and app
proved. The report of Harriet Taylor Up
ON, treasurer, was submitted and showed
he receipts for the year were sl335s1; bal
lnce, $3.50. a bequest by Mrs. Jonas
Green. of Virginia, amounting to 500, was
paid during the year.
The afternoon session was devoted
mainly to addresses by the State presi-
lents.1 They were preceded by Miss Vir-
yinia, Clay Clopton, of Alabama. who de-
siEered an address of greeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
REVISION COMMITTEE ADJOURN
The Article on Sin Consumes Whole Session
and is Adopted.
(Rr Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 1S-The
Presbyterian Revision Committee adj
journed to-day, after adopting article
of the brief statement of confession of
faith for popular use. and will again
meet in Washington on april 9th.
The article adopted t day touches on
sin. and was productive OF Drotracted
debate. No time was left for the further
consideration Of article on eternal pur-
pose, which had been partly reviewed at
a previous session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Asphalt OF icers to Resign.

(By Associated Press.)
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 13.-The
receivers recently appointed for the Ma
tional Asphalt Company have required
the officers of that company and all the
officers Of subsidiary companies to re-
sign their positions. - aH+
This action Of the receivers, it is said,
has no special significance, and was TAX
en- to enable them to more easily straight
en- out the affairs of the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
MAY CONSOLIDATE.
e. H. Hartman : ay be the Head OF Big Ex-
PRESS comp-uv.

(By Associated Press.3 =,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. REQ. III
.rhe r,,,I states that the four big express
companies of the country-the Adams,
American, United States, and Wells
Fargo-may merge into one corpora.
ton. It says that word comes by pri-
vate message from the East that E. FL.
Hartman, president Of the Southern
Pacific Company, will be elected to tile
presidency of the Wells-Farso Express
Company OF the next annual nleetiiis
OF the stockholders.
The paper adds that Hartman may
be selected as president of the proposed
company,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
ELEVATED TRANS COLLIDE
pauy Passengers Hurt by Flying Glass
Seven Seriously.
fBy Associated rress.)

NEW YORK, Feb 1s.-Two express
+ra;rs on the Third-Avenue Elevate
P.,iIwav were in collision this eVenln;
az 1osd Street. Many passengers Wei
bnrt by flying glass, and seven were Sc
vcrely hurt. 4.,-an !.
s,d;ny al 10th Street. but for some caus
no+ eSnlained the switch was not thrown
and the engine telescoped the coach OF
tho rear train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Rice Ont Points Cal ahan,
(Hy Associated Prcss.)

- ----'---'--
ST. LOUIS, MO, Feb. 15.-Austin Rice.
The Connecticut Iron Man," of New
London Conn, out pointed Tim" Gala
han, of Philadelphia, in a 15-round con-
test al the West End Club to night Rice
was completely ecllpsed n " light, height
and reaG.-, but notwithstanding lhes,
drawbacks, he could not be denied, and
Kept boring in and forcing the fighting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
D.az intends to Retire
nv Associated Press.)

tBy associatcd ffess.3
Ell PASO, TEN, Feb. ia represen-
alive of very prominent house in this
.ity, which has Mexican connections OF
Importance claims to have received infor-
nation from an unquestionable source in
he City of Mexico that President Diaz
Intends to retire from the presidency in
.ide OF six months and that General Rey-
IS is to succeed him.
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Wilhelm.
Captured Thirty 30. cmen.
tBy Associated Press.l

(By Associated Press. -
MANILA. Feb. 15--Captain William N.
Swayne, OF the First Infantry. in an en-
ga cement with the insurgents at Paranas.
Island of Sanlar, recently captured thirty
bolornsn and four rifiemen- There were
no American casualties. Two hours be-
8 fore 80 -, CT rnkhan the insurgent lead-
sr was with the natives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Tough. for an Hour.
lRr associated Press

PANAMA. COLOMBIA. Feb. 18th
ro,ombian Government feet left Panam
Yesterday morning, met the insurgen
warship Padilla off Aqua Dulce at
n, and fought her for one hour. Tht
government gunboat Boyaca was struci
and slightly damaged.
The Padilla was hit three times ane
sought protection from the insursent guns
a SHnre,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Quarantine Service.
m Associated Pres.,l

1bs -
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Feb; lSIA
BOARD of Health. held here to-day. me
mortal was adopted praying Congress Z
provide for the retention and the con Itio
of the quarantine ard 1nspection, sc, ,,rti
assurance is given of maintenance ofz ats
nresent efficiency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Expect FIR endly Settle ment.


BERLIN, Feb. 13.-The Foreign Office
here pronounces incorrect the statement
:abled hence that Germany is on the
point of presenting an ultimatum to
Senezuela- On the contrary, the out
look is improving. and q friendly settle.
mt of the questions in dispute is more
probable.
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con .ular appropriation.
AZ Aasoclal.,l Prsss.


WASHINGTON. D. c.. Feb 1S.-Ths
diplomatic and consular approprtat ion biit
completed to-day by the House Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs cares about sls-s
500 coo, d small increase over last year.
a new United State legation building at
The Emergency Fund for diplomatic
and consular purposes is $4,000. but 1t ts
stated that this does not cover any UNI
usual itens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14


CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 13.-yVar-4
rants have been issued for the arrest
of Princes Lutfnllah AMI Sabahad lin.
sons of Daniad Afahrnud t'aska. the Sui.
tanss brother in-law, and other prominent
turkish fugitives. who are charged with
Organizing at the Princes headquarters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
1sLrrEw ORTIZ LIyINGa

By Backward Foet,)
n a liver would live
AS a liver should live,
Ana keep from al, liver Ills;
II. should take for his liver
THAT certain heafth-Giver
DR.. Davids Best Liver Pills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
TO SOLVE COLLISION PROBLEM
Al Invention Tested lot With Ills Claim is
by Associated Press.l

by Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. IA practical
demonstration of the utility of a newsde-
parture which it is claimed by railway
officials will effectively prove the solution
in a large degree of railroad collision
problem, was made last night on the
Chicago Milwaukee and ST Paul Railroad
near here
The device consists of an exceedingly
powerful electric headlight, which not
only perfectly illu1ninates the track with
an intensely brilliant light shaft for a
distance of a mile. but also embraces the
striking and novel feature of beam of
light of almost equal brilliancy,- penetrat-
ing over 900 feet above which can be
clearly seen ten miles distant.
This vertical beam will. in llilly country,
especially where curves in the track are
numerous, SO positively fix the location of
trains that nothing but carelessness on
the part OF enginemen will permit a COLI
OF ) :. : ! - !. !
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
SW.NDLED PENSIONERS.
Passed Himself as Son OF H. Clay Evans
Pension Conmis siOner.
NV .ssociutci Press J

PARkERSBURG, ". VA. Feb. Is
Charles w Evans, who is believed to be
Charles Curence, of Elkins. w: Va. and
who. it is alleged, represented himself to
,e a son of Pension Commissioner II. Clay
evans. was arrested here to-day and sent
@ Jail in default of bail
It is charged that he has sWlndled many
old pensioners, agreeing for a fee to Sc
ure from his father an increase in their
tensions of from $40 to SIS a month It is
said that>his victims are numbered by
hundreds tE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
WATCH our

;s,,,. ~, extra special offer and grand free
tis.r;h,,tion of sample boxes Of Satin Skin
f.rsars1 from our Perrumery Department.
Every inquirer will receive free trial
80 not asked to buy but are cordially well
con,e 10 a sample while they last. Watch
.,,,t Se,. n,,r newspaper announcement
guy ~ - M.LLER d BEOADS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
DEWEYS FLAGSHIP
The Olympia TO Part cipate in Reception Of
Price Henry.
(By Associated Press

NEW YORK Feb. &13.-The United
States cruiser Olympia, Captain Henry
w. Lyon commanding, came into the h IT.
Dor to-day to participate in the naval
reception of Prince Henry of Prussia,
after which she will proceed South to be-
come the flagship of Rear-Admiral Fran
els j. Higginson, commanding the North
Atlantic Squadron, now in West Indian
Matters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
BIG FIRE IN GENEVA
Boys Escape From Y. NJ. c. A. by Ladders
aud Two Girls by Roof
fBr Assoclated Press. )


GENEVA. n. Y. Feb. 13-Genera suf-
fered one hundred thousand dollar fire
tonight. It broke out III the Y. NJ. c. "A.
building at o'clock and ten minutes
that four-story brick structure was a
mass Of flames.
Thirty boys in the gymnasium on the
top. floor escaped down the ladders in
their gymnasium suits. Two young wo-
men employ.l by NJ FL. Harmon and
Company. nurserymen, escaped by the
roof to the next building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
,hurch Hill Society.

Tho Church Hill Medical Society met
i, 81 night at the home of DR. R L. Kerns.
The attendance was good. and the discus
s,,,,.h interest. DR.. A. L. Leftwich read
TIA orenings paper upon Acute sRhsuma-
tssn, In childhood and Adults.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
IL 6 ndsr Dead.

tsnecial pispatch TO The Times
TJ7R Az VA, FEB. IA telegram was
received in Luray to-day ann9 9V Ws me ne
sudden death in Mar former Well Know
citizen Ip Of Luray, tho death occurring last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
An Army Scandal.
Associated Press. \

roNnoN FEB. 1S-In s the House of
c,l Lomn { to-day. replying to a question
GUni lWar Secretary, Mr.. Broderick, said
s tte+ officer Of the Remount Depart
nnent:l stationed at New Orleans. had been;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14

had been ordered to sue his accuser or re-
sign from the British army. The officer
had resigned. Since then there had been
q careful supervision OF the purchasing.
operas tons at New Orleans sss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
10 Eish Raloe 5 law.
fRr Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, FEB. ia tacit under.
standing has been reached between offs.
cial and unofficial bodies In this city to
fight the Raines law. This statement 10
made by Rev. Dr. Parkhurst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
CAsToRTA.
s..s. Tbs Kind You ilass Always boggy
sss,sss. L1zIzzasl
AGnIppls COUGH

cured by DR.. David's Cough syrup OF.
,a,re pine tar. horehound. Wild CHERRY,
,tc. Large bottle &c everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14

Colonel Polk was in the eomniissary
Department. Of the Confederate army dur
ine the Civil War.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14

at Paris conspiracy to overthrow Abdul
Hamid, the Sultan.
They will probably hG sentenced TO
death by default was recertiv done in
the case of Dan1ad Mahmud Fasha.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
New Site for Johls Hopkins,

by ktSsUc1dttu IIGssJ @-----
BALTIMORE; Feb. 13.-Some 1856 acres of
land in the northern suburbs of Baltimore
have been uncond tionally donated as a
Few ste for the Johns Hopkins Univer-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
reethr G. 2 pas.
lRr Associated P.ess

tBy Associated Psess.
SHEFFIE,I.D. ALA. -1S.-EX-Goy
a,,n,,r Robert B. Lindsay died to-day. H
was the first Governor of Alabama afte
the reconstruction period.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14

KANSAS CITY, MO-. Feb. 1s.-Coionel
John L. Polk. aged ffty-three years. a
cousin of President James K. Polk, died
q in this city today.
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~ York Money Market.

View YORK Get Il
Money on can steady at sac per cent.
laet loan at pot cent: closed offered n
3 har Gems.
l,rtra mercantile paper Ter cent
Sterling exchange firm al 4S6.25 for de
nand an@ at 4S3. l25ff tS5.95 for 10 DAYS.
Posted rates AS4 aad 4.S7.
Commercial bills 15fri.Sa7a
$50 -4st
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Flake. ". P. Mir. Redmond was frst In
troaueed and said:
! II thank you ia behalf Of the delegates
who accompany me. the Irish League
At home. ana the Irish nation for tae
ma gniiicentN service you have Fenacfe4 ~
Ireland during The Fast two aaya, -
constitution ygu have Sdopted alla tne
Resolutions OF yotr league have SCI ioI4l
II no Uncertain terms the nigh ideals oI
,4ur race. As3yeu say in the resolutions.
Ireland Is a ration and possess an n
Fiestructihfe na tionality and thi5 EeAtt-
mont Is strengthened by llcln 0olh az
hGrle ana abF5ad IN this respect tle
Irish Lea s-l.c movement here Is tne sane
MS an the long series ot movements ina :
have Attended 20 free Ireland ~ TIC
past Our trsdrcers say this Is simply
On agrariap movement II Il be- As It
va IN tire daFs OF thaflss oteNs4It Ear
ncii. national s5it-s 0VpI amsnt ~ liut. "
day Meme " VS. n the House OF coz
mons have eyer pretelded tuat Ne
would not use every thing sc h3ve Sam
ia for the emancipation OF Ireland
"Tiae support you Qler Us Is eIhlneI}t'y
splaciicaL Toi have created in place u
Il provisional permanent org niZatl0n
.s an auxiiiarr to the movement Mt home
Ard which VIII result IN the commence
nent Of Ire organization 81 over tAr
United States.
..Y0T have piede,d $iylule in six months
to meet tie present ana urgent neceTsI-
ties Of the movement and have further
pledged yourselves on whatever sum Us
Dut into the landlord trUst.
- am profoundly impressed that CHS
important action OF yours VIII he read
with lis9Hay IN every circle ct England
ana Ireland which " op9oEeu 70 our
cause I hope yJl VIII commence q on 3
that not an hour will be lost ia fnakinE
coed The promises Epu have made.
This movement Is destined % sgcceed,
mon ID thIs country II there are any .ei,o
haze Joined Olr enemies and wac ur-
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New York Produoe Market.

New York. Oct. II.
s>.4,s hbls exports
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FLouR-Reeeipts
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NEW Yoak STOCK MARKET.

Furnished Daily by the Federal Stool
aod Grain Co.; cFFice, Viei;ery alool,
hagussa, mauo.
Tel 52-2. T. D. Crissrnan. Mgr.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06
AN AFFECTING MEETING
AT BRYANT POST RECEPTION
Between Winnie Ream Hoxie and
T@E4: Mrs. George Fl. Dennis of a,ss.
* ThisICtty: q. .,. -. :.

There was touching scene last night
AZ, the James Bryant post and corps re-
ception in honor Of Comma nder-in chief
Ell Torrance and Department Commander
Perry Starkwe ather,r It was a meeting
between Mrs. George Dennis and Winnie
Ream Hoxie. In civil war times Lieu
tenant Rowen, young officer Of Penn
sylvania regiment, left his home for the
front. Later word was received from his
devoted hospital nurse that the young
man WAS dying. This nurse, sent back to
the Pennsylvania home stories Of the
young mans illnesssand 4an account of his
death: These 3lightened the grief of, the
family. -. 49,. s."itfs. c~l5&-z - ~ =
The nurse was Winnie Ream., Mrs. Den
mis- is sister of the deceased officer, and
met Miss Ream, now Mrs. Hoxie, for the
first time at the meeting Of Bryant post
last. evening. Mrs. Hoxie distinctly re-
membered every detail of the young mans
stay in the hospital and was able to say
much that she had not written thirty-fiy
years ago. ,~~.4s., I'd a.. ~. -. r
Mrs. Hoxie, who Is the wi efof Major
Hoxie, officer in charge of the government
work at TMeeker Island, was the distin-
guished guest of the evening She is the
author of the well -~ known statues OF
President Lincoln and Admiral Farragut
in Washington, and through her work as
sculptor. had an. intimate acquaintance
with all the famous men of war times.
Her reninl lscenses formed story Of
Lincoln, the war and war times, which
will make the reception of last evening
one Of the brightest spots in the memory
of. the veterans. AT least 200 men anc
women were present.