The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-26

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wAs!HERr fs'aeST 3 |. j n ca Tepr!iafy e.. ;
"n'he story published in the New ,I ors
Herald OF Sunday that the nudiehces =.
~, Mn ,fit,E Of Marching Through 1e2
90 by.the band ut the Southern society
d,,,nrr saturday night Is absolutely false,
s,id . forme. Virginia lawyer, now resi-,
sd.rttIn New York, with whom ! tai ltiH'.t
al the New Willard -dnS nc 81 49, 4
vent further and said that the lun,es
also Missed, and that the h'ssijis III
"a nv Mss HALLE Erminic Rives. tne
i.er.m,.lsv authoress.g Miss Rives was IN
~ J hox. she did not hiss, nor did a SIN
III. nan or woman present Inc story
fsr.ns manufactured from the Whoic clot q,
Fyvhathnrfthe story was printed lor 3p t1t
fni,,rnose OF adding q sensational !ept t ny
TO the account of the banquet OF lot ~. ~
purpose creating pre'uq.ce
South. Il do not know But 4 90 ~, kiio"
t,ni ivan aee Doodle was as loudly APP
nIa,,ied MS .pixie,r and that when the
band played the Star Spansled Hammer
every person at the board arose ana re-
mained standing until the air was nm y q
ished.,'
The gentle ,ra.8 referred TO said <also
Sthnt he knew that the speech delivered
Nv MIA. c. Braxton was one OF the
hcs+ exnositions of the attitude OF the
South towards the negro that ne nag
ever heard.
senator Tillman's speech yesterday on
tho lndianola postotilco case was excel
lent as definingtthe#f feeling OF the pep-
rio of the South towards their former
sla YES. It was ,lnquestionably the pest
spoenh Mr. Tillrun Inns everanade In The
senate, and 1t received closer attention
thai, has been accorded him N recent
years ItSis q fact that MI Tillman "
ordinarily sokNiolent that when ne ,lis ~
u l,n
tho chamber in order to show that Ivy
do not endorse his sentiments, or rtl W.
his manncr8of expressing them, q nun
bcrtof Democrats and Republicans Wei,,1
cut to-day when he began, bur W. w, u
was seen that he was proceeaiits n -.
cain, and conservative manner Inv ~, s;,ary
hack and when he nnished ilet't y ~
Senator was In his seat. 1. !, ,on az
Mr-,rillman had the rapt q tter tio y, " ~
ma senntaE ana galleries as ne ~ Z,
|tthe relations existing btWe0ll ,.s he
Joe, the black negro VINO ina a,i,la cav
Senator's farm in SCUM !, = = the 70
ryins the Keys and handling az ,Ine 81 ~
~ y ~ ~ nroduce Then he pansfa y
r ,,,aI,,snt and lifting mis- hand iH,pres,
.i.aI,, sn,1 slowly, In deep tones heafu
a,st,Ecflv IN the farthest gal!ers' II. i. :,
III Would kill the man VINO Wfo'seu
or hurt Joel .,,,x,,,,st douht that
M I 'Tiiimal, meant every word he sad,
VII ~; haiieve every one Of his colssasues
ia as did. They listened WIN
elosest attention Eyer Senator IN spo9ns1
; ,sa ,vas lis tening very closely and talk
i ig' copious notes, HeSps1ally interl.p; :
t nnn stta artl ID Southern Senator who Is
discussing the negro question,
.some years ago" said Senator Nc
I,a,lrin, Of mississippi. at the CAPITOL 2
few days ago, i'a negro n Misslsslppl
sas,f He sold all he had and Went out
| there. where lie took up g piece of Lard
and went to work, But srasshopperss,
4 blizzards, chinooks and cyclones We've an
against the darkey. III kept gett ting poor
er and poorer, until finally he. was IN
object Of charity, He managed 70 get
together dollar and nifty cents, and with
4 this In his pocket he started to Walk
/ Back 10 Mississippi. Along about noon o.
i8his FIRST day out he was getting Very
/ hungry. SO lie went up to q farnlho use