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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
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Mit ieiren I~ngeb0rigen Inn iid
periammelt in Der Grnortung, 6aB
er itcrben miiiie, unb einem Sobn
Is Weilen melt altf 500 uno Seben
rcitenb, Inn Or. Sings Stem Dis
coperp fiir I~lts3ebrung, SllIten un0
GrfGltungen 5u boleuL lit IS $.
Sromn BON Seespille. Snb., Sooes-
aualen an @Itbma. g(ber oieie nun.
nerbcre Mebi5m brobte ioiortige
Sinberllng un0 balbige 8eneiung.
Gr ifreibt: sd babe jeBt jebe gsadt
einen geiunOen Sdlaf." aebnlide
munoerpnue &uren bon S6mino-
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rantirte SlaIden 90 Gents unb ST.
Yrobefloiden frei in z. %. &uete's
Ipotbete, G56 Wain-S traBe, Su-
buque, Ssa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
@citfaIen.
Sem ,,Sabu Der 3cit"

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men aber aeBeilt petben. p,un lie ouuu. %,iuettsns, MIR
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be berubmten 81. Seruure &rduterptaen. ip.i5e fir
IS Gents in oleu apotbcfen gu babsn limb. Gisie
pileu habeu ith bel Sauienben uuo laufenctn ais elm
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tpelfe 0taasH unb weber bon a~raHtbelt beirsieu uup
oamit oas Blut perIiIngeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
0aIiaien

lit elm 9ano meit, peit bon bier une
Die Seute lperDen BORT ebenfallS
frapf, gerobe pie bel urs. @ber
0iesmal fant Der &ranfe ilbers
@aiier unO purbe gebeilt. SEER ST.
IroSfomsfi, nun IN SoptpiQe, B9
beridtqt ieine grfobruug tpie folgt:
.Seit Sabren bate i6 Mtagen'
fatarrh unb fronii6eS &opfpeD lno
nor iebr beruuter gefommen. Sn
@alisien, meiuem @eburtslanoe, iags
ZEN ole @erste i6 bobe IuS5ebrung.
SsSett, IN meinem 81. Sabre, ~ertrelle
idl MIDI nieoer Der beIten @eiunobelt,
Can't Der munoerbaren @irfuna bon
Sorni'S 9IlpenfrGllter 9lutbeleber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
Gimes VreDi9crs noble 9bat.

sd hill, baB Die ganse @elt
miiien ioll", idreibt 9fep. &. S. 8uo.
long bon Nibopap, ". s, nWeld'
cine quite unb 5uperlaiiige Weoi5ill
ih in electric 9itters ~gefunOen babe.
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lana lit. Nls Elm 5uperlaiiige8,
ullaemeineS Seilmittel iibertrifft
electric gitterS MQes, ipobon ib ie
QeGort babe" electric @itters iiber.
raift NQe lpegen ieiner ipunberbaren
SeilfrGfte IN SGaen BON Seber., gtie.
ren- uno Waaenbeihmeroen. Eros
bret es pbnc 6ebl. @los so Gents.
3;ufriebenbeit garontirt bon z. @.
&uete, 656 WaiueS troBe, Dubuque,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
NeiU Yorf.

- Erin5 Gin Chen nltrbe bon
oen omerifanii6en Gbiueien IN ibrer
glrt ebenIo begeiitert gefeiert mie
Erin5 Seinrt6 bon Den Seutifs
I%merifanerr. Sn Seem g)orf butten
iid nidt MIR Die 9eluobner bon
0oper., TeQ- uno Mott.S Street, ion.
bern bie glbfommlinge Oes bimmli.
i6eu EeiGs aus alien Sbeilen Der
StaOt in Der 6ineiiihen Golonie etil-
gefunOen, nm in prd6tigen Seiers
togs9emnnbern burb Itumme Ser
beugungen, BET 0enen Ser lange 3opf
bin. unO berpafelte, Dem Yrin5en
ibre @brfurdt 81 eripeiien, our6
mel6e beionoers tiefeS Sdmeiger
por5ui6ieben lit. IuS ben Seultern
mebten Sabneu IN ben 6ineIil6eu
Iarben, garner nit Dem 6inelilden
Sraden iparen on 5ablreiden Stellen
iiber Die StruBen geipannt, 5ablloie
d)ineiii6e Bapierlaternen an ben
SGlliern mgebra6t uno iiber bie
StraBen ~gebGngt; ltol5 lpaaierten Die
in ibre 8alagelDGnoer %geflei0eten
Gbineien in ben StraBen aui rnb nb
mo lieBen oils Der Grin5 utgefabren
fam, feinen Nugenblif nit ibren
tieien Serbeueungen nad). 8elons
berS prG6ti9 eeiGmiidt Daren Der
6ineiii6e Sempel uno bas Glubbaus
Ser d,ineiiI6en aoufmannidaft. @lS
Die @agen NIT Dem Brin5en unb ieis
mem @efolqe bon Gbatbam Square
aus in Wott Street einbogen, ellt-
itanO cine Stodung, uno es ibien
fait, ais Oh es 81 einem IraDall
fommen miirOe. Stalieuer in llni-
form geleiteten cine Sei6e oitIpGrts,
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rem. @Gbreno Die italieniide Sta.
pele einen Srauermarid ipielte, lie.
BEN Die Gbineien 81 @bren bes
Grin5en Seuermerf los, uno elm
8oli5eibauptmanny Der nit breiBig
Wtunn bort erifienen NOR, bate ole
San0e poa 81 tbun, Inn einet &f
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&eime ar erltiden. Roh lange nod.
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ten pornebm glbidJieO genonmen
batte, uno nod Der Gitp Sau gefob.
rem mar, blieben Die StraBen &lein.
GetillgS nit Gbinqien 9efiiQt, henen
mau Ole Trerl0e iiber Den 9ell1d OeS
Yrin5cn aus iDrer Seimatb uniob.
- MS Sra GuiieQ nit SRI. &elen
Gllumh ans Utica cine &abufabrt auf
Dem ct. &nmreuce Tiper unterltaGm
uno oas YQrden geraoe bel SOpfinS
Boiut angcfonmen ipnr, .ipran9
pl0blIG Elm mad)tiger Stor in bas
Boot, eS beinabe 3lrm &entern brtts
gen0. Boiler @rtb itiir5te iid) Hrti.
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NemieIben nit cinem Guber Den
8arurs mnfen, iflitg aber crit bo.
neben itno Elm Sod IN ben 8ooem be5
MIR leid)t gebauten 9ooteS. Stun
mar Die Notb groB. Som llfer mar
man iDeit entfernt uno nit jeoer
@inlte ianf ooS Boot immer mebr
unb mebr infolge oeS einDringenoen
@aiIerS. Ger Slid mar in5pii6eu
BON Nuiiea gliidlid erlegt moroen.
9a 8og SRI. Blumb nit ieltenem
SeroismtS einen ibrer S6ube aus
ilno bennlbte benielben 10 gei6ift ais
S6Opieimer, Dob es nirfli6 gelang,
OaS lede Boot gliidlid ans .rier 81;
brinacn. Ser St6r map AZ SUB
uno mog Al Siunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
NtMt Iebenstdneii6 bebaitet.

sd murbe brei Sabre lang bon
guten Ier5ten fir Sdmorrboiben II.
Tiitula bebanDelt", iGreibt u. 81.
Greer BON WcGomneaspiQe, g.,
raber ais ale mir ni6t 81 beIfen per.
modten, prlrbe i6 in 5pei @odet
hurh @udlen's grnica Salbe furirt."
Sieiel6e furirt 9ranomllnoen,
GuetIfungpn, Sdnittpunben, Siib.
n%eralaen, eiternbe @ci6wiire, Saltts
altsi6IGge, Sult &beum, Sdmorrboi.
ben ooer Sic erbalten SIR @eio
auriid. % Gents in &. %. Huete's
apotbefe, $50 Wain-S traBe, Oh
buqlle, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

-O-
1nlano.
SutnotS.
SutnotS.

- Spbn Gopen, Gin SnIaiIe beg
Nrmenbouies in 8eoria, lit elm @relS
I'm boben Sitter BON IS Sabren. @r
bemerfte fiir5li6 Worgens, mte 5lpet
lleine anoben aui benz 9eletle Der
RortbmeItern.Sabn 1ptelten, ais Der
BUG beranbrauite, ben Die aleinen
niht beadteten. Der Ilte raffte ollie
leine ar1fte 5uiammen nno bob Die
&naben bonn @eleiie. Sabei erfaBte
i'm Die &ofomotipe. Sn 6olge oes
Stobes brad er bier &ippen uno err
lit onoerweittge &erlebungen, Die
notwithstanding ieincn 600 berbeifiibs
rem meroen. Sut ob Dor oleIem
9ropen, Der notwithstanding elm Belle.
res 2oos> perbient bot, oils DaS
GrmenbmuS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
Qusl Q.
Seuti6IanO.
gaSen.

&on Slenen getootet tpltroen
Dor &ur5em in &ei6enbab 5nei
Eferbe, uno Ser Srbrmam puroe 10
beoentli6 5u9erihtet, Dob iein Sebelr
iehr geiGbrbet erideint. Der 3ug,
iiibrer Sfmitt bon Wiiblburg lieB
nGmlif bnrd) ben bortieen Subj.
nam Tfldlterer-@irth cine Mn5abl
8ienenItode nab &ei6enba6 .brin-
cen. INN lie iiber CONNER BORT 81
laiien. geim slblaoen putoe an
einen Stod geItoben, er iiel I'm, ins
%folaebeiien ipurOen Die 9ienen milo
uno itiir5ten ii9 alf Sllbrmanm unO
Sierbe. 9ieie i6lugen nod allen
Seiten bin aus, marfen Den gan5en
@aQen nit 20 StGden Inn uno reg
ten bas Sienenpolf baour6 crit redt
auf. .sSn gan3en &lllmpen bGngten
iih Die 9ienen an Die BferOe, Die nod
einaelpannt iparen uuo besbalb niht
iliihten fonnten; bon Weni6en magte
iid lGngere Belt audi gtiemanD in Die
9tGhe. Inn Die Shiere los gu binben,
un0 Dem Subrmmn laBen Die Bic
men mie elm oifter Bart, an gufen
mo Sails. S6lieBli6 gelang es Dem
gidentbiimer Der gienen, Die Eferoe
los al MAIDEN, aber es mar lfpn 81
ipdt. Sic ranlten 5ipar nod oapon,
mGl3ten iif Dor Sdmer5 ouf benz
9pbeu. oaeil zines Derenoete ais
6ulo auf Dem Ylub mb oaS nlbere
Bfero fur5 oorauf i'm Stall, iDGGren0
ser Slbrmonn IN eiuem entietlideu
3uitmbe ms Spital ra6 aarls.
rube gebraGt puroe.
gaicrm.
= @uS Mainburg miro beridtet:
9ieier Gage begob lid Der Ledge
@aItmirtbsio6n SSobann Sol5apfel
aus Wiindeu, pelder ii6 bier id)on
einige Gage berrmtrieb, in Die NGbe
Oes @obnbmuies beS S6dfflermei-
tiers gnglmoier. Sort traf er Die
5pei 81 ,Satie beiinoliden Softer
Worie unb 9epi i'm 8arten; 81 leb-
terer itonb er in intimem Gerbdlt-
niiie. NaG fur3em @ortUe6iel nit
8eiDen 5og Soi3apiel einen 9ieooluer
aus Ser Saihe unO ieuerte 5ipei
S6iiIie auf Die WGoden ab. Die
Morie itiir5te ihner getroiien 5u.
iammen, mGbreuo Die Bepi cine leif'
tere SerprmOung erbielt. 0leid,
horm,i erihoB lid Sol5opfel, mel6er
ioQlei6 IN oas 2ei6enbouS trnnSpor,
ttrt murbe. Gle Yapi unterbielt nil
@cl8opiel elm &er6Gltuib meldjcS lie
lEterbrohen unb bamit mobl Die
tranrige Iifaire peronldBt hot.
@cibe Siibe nit scr Scvtie ob.
geiGnittcn luurocu 6ciw WHtcH Gil
cinen! alcccdcr Dem 11idbrlacr
&or6modersioGu SOgam @abHet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02
Sas 0IId b~egiinttgt etnen
Ierauer.

I'D lit i6redli6e S6mer5en I'M
&opi benz Hiiden uno benz Wagen,
INTO hattie feinen Ippetit, oils i) an-
finq Or. Sings Seem &ife Stas 5u
aebrauden", i6reibt @. s.. @bite-
heao bon aenneoale, Seras, raber
balo fiiblte id mie Elm neuer Mann."
l~lnfeblbar BET Wagen. uno Seber.
Ieioen. @los % Gents in z. 8.
Mllete's 4potbefe, 600 @ainsS traBe,
Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-09-02

rduoi9cn Sumo los Su merben, bouo
er Oemlelben I'M Wal0 3rpei 9Dnamit.
itode nnO cine lange 3iinolhmlr an
Den sails ulo 5iinbete Die Shratr an.
Damn ging er beim. Ger SunO
ober folgte ieinem Serrn nab
Sauie lno frod inter oieies. Sier
crit erplobirte baS Spnamit. Ser
Suno mar foot, oas Sous murbe 5ers
itort unb Die WitglieOer Der Samilie,
melhe i'm SauS Doren, ltnO mebr
oOer meniger lfper perlebt.
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NenuiDIpanIa.

= gtnen 8enieltreiG bat Elm
Senulploauier gemadt. lin einen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-16

lily contribute to share to the success of
his mission.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-16

The University OF Athens is very old
It is conducted on the German plan,
most Of the professors and graduates
of German universities, and the German
language is heard about the building more
frequently than any other except Greek
The institution has a large amount Of
property. from which it draws a consider
able amount OF revenue, but several OF the
chairs have been handsomely endowed
by private individuals.
The National library, which was one
of the most beautiful Of modern buildings
in the world. is the legacy Of the Vallia-
nos brothers, grain merchants doins; bus
mess at Odessa and the ports OF the
Black Sea A marble statue of one forms
a picturesque view in the front Of the
building.
The national museum was given to the
people by Mr.. Averof, a cotton merchant
in Egypt who also founded a military
school and established a model reforma-
tory for children.
The exposition building. called the Zap
paion. intended for temporary exhibitions
Of art and industry, is the gift of the
zsppas brothers, grain merchants in Rou-
mania.
The building of the Academy of Sci
ences. which IS the most beautiful modern
structure in Europe, and the Royal Oh
servatory were erected and endowed by
Baron Sina, a Greek banker in vierna,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-16

This large four-story building is sd-
mirably lifted and furnished for the care
Of the sick. No loathsome or conta gious
diseases admitted, but all other diseases
that are usually treated q hospitals arc
successfully treated here including
Whisky. Cocaine and Morphine Habits.
absolutely guaranteed Wome.;. married
or single, can ind a safe retreat he's
during confinement. and a home in every
case found for the child if required =
home for the poor ano rich alike, as al
operations and medical treatment arc
free. and the only charge that is mace f.
the ordinary hospital Zee, which IS Just
enough to pay the running expenses OF
the institution The best OK references
given when required. Write Tor circular
to the Marin Washingt9n Home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-16


Most OF the public institutions at Athens
as have already said, were founded and
endowed by the private means of Greeks
who have made fortunes abroad. Others
have left large fortunes directly 10 the
government. That has occurred several
times in the United States. but not often
in other countries. Several men IN their
wills have left money to
ward the payment Of the Greek national
debt One man, not long ago, who evil
IDENTIFY feared that his money might be
stolen, required his executors TO purchase
a stated amount Of government bonds
and burn them in the presence OF a COM
mittee. Some years ago man left two
hotels to the Greek government. They
stand on the Plaza Concorde, and yield
a good rent. which goes to the public
treasury.
One of the most notable acts of pa
triotisn is told of Greek barber in the
City Of New York. who. dying left his
entire estate to the University Of Athens.
He was not an educated man. but was
proud of the classic traditions Of his
country, and gave more than Carnegie
or Rockefeller TO the cause of education.
The amount was only $50, the proceeds OF
the equipment Of his barber shop. his
razors and doubtless the bottles OF hair
tonic that ornamated its shelves. but IT
was all that he had.
Somebody should give something for re-
pairing the streets and the roads. With
the exception of the principal thorough
fares, they are awful bad, and often
impossible.
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he Santa Re has issued ills announce
meat Of the ineuguratioa II the daily
service II the California Limited in a
NEST beautiful and artistic pamphlet.
daintiiy illustrated by Chicago artist
CT note.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-16

The VarsaEion, college for young WON
en-, was founded and richly endowed by
Mr.. Arsal1is Greek merchant in Vienna;
the Vardal1ion, a manual training school
and gymnasium for boys was founded by
Mr.. Varvalles, a raisin merchant; the
Polytechnic Institute was the gift of Mr.
Metzorios, a merchant of Epira; the Ar
tesian. surgical institute was founded
by DR.. Areteas, a poor boy, who became
an eminent surgeon and left 1,0eC, 600
francs for the institution; DR. Anagno-
stokes. another eminent physician, found
ed a hospital for eye and ear diseases;
George and AIathos Rhizares founded a
theological seminary; the late Mr. lin
gros, a banker built an opera house and
gave it TO the city. He also founded a
model prison for first offenders. a house
for impoverished women of rank, a home
with a factory for light employment or
poor working women, and also a home for
the aged of both sexes. The Royal The
atre was erected by a stock company,
organized by King George. who owns
three-fourths of the stock and was in
tended to encourage native writers and
actors.
Queen Olga built a prison for women
The Crown Princess Sophia built 4 hos
pital for children ard reorganized and
re-equepped in German style the mill
tary school The ex-Queen Amalia Of
Bavaria founded a free dispensary and
Hail Costa, a Greek merchant in Russia,
founded the orphan asylum.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-16

The ancient Stadium, originally built
SO Oyears gefore Christ by Lycurgus, the
famous statesman and lawgiver, and one
of the noblest. and ablest and most prac-
teal rulers of Greece. is now being restor-
ed in pure white marble after the old
style OF the generosity Of the late George
Averon. a Greek merchant Of Alexandria
His motive was the same as that of
Cycurgus, toencourage physical culture
among the Greeks who are very deficient
in that important particular This was
demonstrated at the Oiympian games
which took place here in 1896. Every
event with one exception was CAPTURED
by strangers. The one exception was the
long-distance race. twenty-five miles from
the Stadium in Athens 10 the monument
on the battlefield of Marathon. ana was
won by 2 young Greek shepherd named
Sprilon Boues. and as a reward. IN
addition TO the prize. the government
gave him a monopoly Of the sale Of water
from the springs Of Maronsi the favorite
drinking water of the Greeks This
spring is a popular resort on the side of
the PentinIzen Mountain. near Tatoi the
sumner residence OF the King. There is
AtAA St c1AI "a llAt water III -AkneuS.
ana it IS brought in fresh from the
spring every morning in sheepskins and
In large eauhcn Jars. Loues. the ram
her. is doing a good business. and has
increased the demand by representing
that its use gave him the strength and
speed which won the Marathon race.
The representatives of American col
leges who were here in 1885 acquitted
themselves with distinguished honor ana
carried of their share Of the prizes.
One OF the remarkable incidents was the
capture Of Robert Garrett of Baltimore.
then OF Princeton university. OF the prize
for discus throwing. = classic Greek
same. Mr.. Garrett had never sen dis
Gus until his arrival in Athens but our
played the Greeks in their own game on
their own field.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-16

The new stadium VIII be beautiful
structure Of marble an amphitaeoter.
GO feet Ions by us feet broad. with sixty
rows Of seats OF pure white marble, us
ing one upon the other and acconmoda-
ting 8oeto spectators. 1t IS an ideal place
Tor football and similar athletics. ard
when finished vii surpass every ether
neid Tor sports N ancient or modern
tiires- The cost IS comparatively snail
here in Greece. where the great Quarr.es
Of Pentii.iSoa yield their marble treas
ures Tor onl the cost NJ cutting and trans
rortation. and "a doubt Ar. Ave-5G ;
ralniEcence VIII inspire an ambition
among his countrymen 70 Develop their
physical IS sci as their Intellectual quail
i,ics. WILLIAM T. CURTIS.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-29
Dragging RiUer For Whit
0ker'S B0dy

William Trabue, Joe Pearman and
bis son and Patrick Wooes all o!
Richmond, have been engaged for
several days in the work OF dragging
James river for the body of Captain
Edward A. Whitaker. The men are
experienced river men, having for years
lived along the river in this city and
been engaged in the recovering of
bodies of persons who have been
drowned in the river and canal.
The men began work at Reussens, a
hort distance above Lynchburg, and
ave come all the way down to that
city foot by foot. They will continue
he search to this city, exploring both
sides of the river, and hope to be able
10 pick up q good deal of the mail
matter which vas carried away the
light of the accident on the railroad
" hlch resulted in the death of The four
ueu from This city. 1t is expected that
The work will consume at least three
" eeks, ulltss their .abors schould be
q owned with euccess by finding the
body sooner,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-29

the constitution which is being framed |
The matter came up in the convention
on motion to reconsider the vote by
which an amendment offered by MIR. |
Boaz .,.arly appropriate cne-ninth
of tn AK received for the support OF
SC oos I. the University, The sum not
to exceed $4,000 in any one year.
Delegates Hooker and Davis mar
shalled the opposition to tbs recor-
sideratison. while Delegates LINDSAY,
Boaz and Brown led the losing side.
| It does not mean that the University
is to be cut off by the State. but TIE
appropriation is left to the general las
sembly, which has at each session pro
vided for the University,
When the vote was announced there
was az outburst of applause.
, Mr.. Smith, of Alexandra, who ha
] been detained for some time, was pres
ent, and was given permission to in
= corporate in the proceedings his view
o favoring the appropriation to the lii
o ginia Military Institute if the Uni
q verslty was provided for in the consti
: tution.
4 Oar Representatives, Messrs. G..
ore an Anderson, we are glad
. now, voted Igainst this measure. l
our judgment 1t was yicuous legisla
TO-, ard ha it carried it would hay
= "ade the University of Virgini
upeIior tile Legislature. The la
AsSins body of this commonwealth.