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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

w. j. Stone damned and dared
the newspapers in his Moberly
speech last Saturday. Senator
Stone, answer us this one simple
question, why does Senator Cock
rell never have to defend himself
against the newspapers as do yonf
COckrell is a pure man-we are
sure that is part of the answer.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

The two Presbyterian churches
at Macon City, in this
State, have united as one church.
Sensible; it will be a saving of
means and energy; put the means
and energy in a united fight on
satan.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

G. N. Wales tells the MESSAGE
that he has lived in Mexico q
years and in the last eight months
more property in the town has
changed hands than in all the 81
years before. Mexico interests are
looking up, tell You.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

The corn exhibits and the stock
exhibits at the Mexico street fair
were par excellent, fine. See list of
premiums awarded elsewhere in
the MESSAGE.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

The Moberly Democratic rally
last Saturday seems to have been
a great success. Reeds rOOters
were sat down on-the only sensa-
ton was StOne,s speech.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

Give the people a chance to say
who shall be the nominees for thf
State offices next year.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22


Mrs. Fannie Belle Moore, three
miles north Of Skinner and 16
miles northwest Of Mexico, admin
istratrix for w. q. Moore, deceas-
ed. win have a big public sale on
Tuesday, Nov. 8; 1877 head Of live
stock in the Offering.
Uncle Jesse GilIiland, the oldest
Mason and also the oldest native
Missourian in the county, died at
his home in LaddOnia last Sunday
afternoon. He had been in falling
health for some time and his death
was not unexpected. From the
writer's bOyhood Uncle Jesse Gil
liland was his neighbor and friend.
We remember him as a blacksmith
years ago; that was his trade till
he moved to Laddonia near twenty
Ave years since. Deceased was
born in Lincoln Co.Nov. II, 1870
before Missouri became a state. He
was twice married; first, to Miss
Annie Shaw, who died in 1867 A
son from this union, J. A. Gillil-
land, resides in Laddonia, His
second marriage was to Miss Eliza
Ferrill, of Pike County, who sur
wives him but who is paralyzed and
in failing health. From this union
u daughter, Mrs. l.. w. Mccoy,
survives who also resides at Lad
donia. Mr.. GilIiland was a mem
Der Of the Baptist church and an
enthusiastic Mason. His funeral
was preached at theLaddonia church
Monday by his pastor, Rev. j s.
Jesse, the Masonic lodge also as
sisting in the service.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

A Mexico merchant on account
of his advertisement in the MES
SAGE last Thursday sold to one
single individual over thirty dol
lars worth of merchandise. 1t pays
to advertise in the MESSAGE.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

The present Democratic admin
istation of Missouri in the main
q al right. No one is eondemning
il a. q whole il is only individu-
as Who nre ander suspicion. Tnrn
these Iatfer fellows down IN the
makeup 81 the ticket, name only
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22
MONEY TO LOAN,
Home q EaR'm uaHg blssa "a nal
GIssh EG lsV gsa,
WILLIAMS 1 sEAEs, KoSiDs, N.
Homeseeker's Excurslon.

AAVAhACoCSACE - EALuIolVus
The Chicago & Alton Railway
win sell round trip tickets from
Mexico. Mo-, to certain points in
Alabama. Arizona, Arkansas,
Colorado, Florida, Georgia. Indian
Territory, Iowa, Kansas, Ken
lucky Louisiana, Michigan, MiD-
nesoto. Mississippi. Missouri, Ne
braska, New Mexico, North Caro-
lima, North Dakota, Tennessee,
Oklahoma, South Dakota, South
Carolina, Texas, Utah. Virginia,
Wisconsin, Wyoming, at greatly
reduced rates.
Dates Of Sale, Oct. 6, 20;
Nov,3. III; 1903.
For complete particulars, call
upon or address
4 AZ Richards ticket agent, at
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

The boodlers are all against
Folk-thaCs the hardest we have
ever put it.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

A bad niger" and bad whisky
are a bad mixture.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

No man in this State is so big
that he is the whole Democratic
V,o,,tx,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

Entered at the PostoIice at Mexico
No., as second-class matter.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22
THURSDAY, OCT. %, 1903

Good government is the is
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

John Beal, Editor and Proprietor.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1903-10-22

Published Every Thursday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-05
THE BUFFALO LlTHlA
A Spring that Was Famous Hundred
Years Ago.
(special to The Times-Dispatch.)

(snecial to The Times-Dispatch.)
p,tFFALo LITHIA SPRINGS, VA,
A,,s,,.t A-The season at this delightful
and omous watering place. whose waters
,ra shinned all owe: this and many Tor,
eign countries. is now at us heisn. a ith
a see:ors are coming to Its clear and beau.
tifui fountains, where they may find rest
and be healed. ca A., gunner
Colonel Thomas \. Gooue. ' in making
this resort all that It should DC, n arI
has culied around him the most e ea r.
enced and courteous gen5H!emAe rnhe .of Who
mns once the proprietor Of the Exchange
Hotel, Of Richmond. Is the manager I q
the hotel Department. C1io oeto JAMES es,st.
Alexander, With tn q Tor many ys Years. They
have charge Of the office, o.a, man.
MIR, ", y, wagstaff Is ge me- spr Hnm
and iar1e a snd airy . eontanns
the ." baI oroe office, parlor apd rsadtnE
room roo besides many suites OF handso1neiv
furnished rooms. largo number
Of COTTAGES built in a square. facing me
spring, which Is ssh' SSre ornamIsh'1a pic.
,uresqgs and enS .arY ma thrsty to par
take OF its cool and health giving wa
vt Is seldom tina. one finds 1s ,o the q bere
ena nne' With waters Of such rare rene
dial qualities. The society here Is eharm.
Ing. The guests mingle toGether n nd
cordially as i they were one W, naas here
from various sections, Of the country ::
Among the Rishm9 aH, people "nd WIFE ud re
p O. Minor and Wife \ n s s % &pafrss ana
he nleased 10 learn that his health has
greatly improved since he has been here
There are two mineral springs mere
TSey are se dsss NATE as No and 81
S No. q Is T ths old de Of the two, For more
than a century these waters have sto 90
e end ,sst Of the abeat and most dis s.
iingnished physicians Of the United
States. Spring No was discovered some S
thirty years ago, and the great demah4 :
for the water: attest ITS poput az l,een
| sold this year from this spring than ever
before,
As showing the great, length OF, time
spLng No has been a k kno W ane Grand and
father, who II living would be eonsldeI..
when he was bare-fonted boy. It was
| his fathers custom TO rlde horsepack; Wit
behind 20 this sp s ass to s seit t1s sa nen at
that time there were no accommodate lions
for visitors and the. sick living at dis,
lance would come IN sn wagons M ana p ea
shelton, who was a former owner. had
such strong faith in the value OF the wa.
ters for the cure of chills and levers. that
he had a standing offer 'na or any fS.a ono 70
come ana e stay andlf not cured they We're
not 10 paw a cent for board. The springs
are located In what Is known as the Sut-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-05
RocKBRlDdE SCHOOL BOARD
County Republican Committee DECIDE
to Put Candidates in the Field.
fsnecial to The Times-Dispatch.)


Especial to The Times-Dispatcho
LEXINGTON, VA, Aug. 4.-Ihe county
school Board Of Rockbridge held their
annual meeting in the courthouse at he-.-
ington on Saturday, August lst.
The most important step taken was sne
nractical abandonment Of the Rockprloge
county Normal School, for several years
conducted at East Lexington by Mrs. ~.
S. Moffet She outlined the terms OF t inc
contract into which she would enter ior
the continuance Of the school. anu Ing
board declined TO accept the terms:
Four holidays were orderd 70 w ~, ~
served during the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !, =
Christmas, Lees and Washington's DIE pr, n
days The county schoolo were ordereo "
be opened October 18th.
September court day, Monday, septeinl-
Der 7th, was fixed as the time FOR holo-
Ing n general meeting In the courthouse
nj Lexington In the interest of educl-
ton. and Hon. Harry st. George tucker,
of Lexington, one OF the Virginia agents
Of the Southern Education Board, was IN
yited to address the meeting.
The county Republican Executive COM
mittcc, rostma stcr McClung Patton, chnlr-
man hcld a meeting yesterday 10 formulate
plans for an active campaign TINS ran
1t was decided to nominate district coun-
ty officers. and to, put candidates IN inc
field for the Legislature. The date Sc
lccted for district primaries Is septem-
Der 18th. and for the county convention
September Both, the county convention to
be held at the courthouse In licking
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-05

were delivered by prominent members
of the order, ut the conclusion OF wn,cn
choice refreshments were seIFeu aiiu q
good time socially spent. me 9c eSao,l
was one of unusual interest anu ei'o'
ment. u,.r+o,
Guards Company l.. SEVENTEEN Virginia
Rcgiment,) OF this city, were last n,shs
paid for their services While IN nc Hleii totai
amount distributed here by Captain pit, ~ r.
H. Revere to the members OF the COM
pany was about 5000
Marvin Grove Methodist canp,1ne es,t!
is In progress in Northumberland county
and large crowds are In attendnnce. rev.
DR.. James Cannon. Jr;; of glackstonss,
and Rev. Frank A. Wells, Of Rlchmond.
are assisting the local ministers IN ne
day Of the meeting and It VIII close next =
Monday, that being the tenth day OF the
meeting. which Is the. usual Closing Day y I:
A local Alumni University OF vlrsitttl ma
Eastern Shore with the following off
GERS: Henry Battaile Of Boggs. presi-
dent; N. B. Wescott. Of Mappsburg, vice
president. and T. B. Robertson. or East
ye TsGretar Try and dve wh s. PoWe
of Onancock: Senator B. I. Gunter, OF
dali. and Ohio F. Mears, OF Eastville. :,
The revival at Good Hope Church. IN
DR.. z. w. Winfrey, Of Culpeper. resulted
. in the addition of eighteen members to
the church roll
Hon. c. c. Taliaferro: IN response to
a candidate for supervisor Of Taylor
District, In Orange county.
The supply Of vegetables of every char
acter in this market brought in daily from
larger. of better quality or lower In
price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-05
ESCAPES CRUELTY
Senator Watkins to Caro- for Wait Who
Runs Away from Bad Treatment.
1craninl 4 q TIA Tim Illunninh

FARMvILLE. VA. August, "A youth
sam Caddington. OF buckingham conn-
x vas found here sea tohay y, w wo1H
something to cat, lie anpi.l TO Mr.,
j. l., Hart Of the Farmyille Herald,
for a position. and In his office told tho
II ran away from my home ~ Buck
ingham county, because my father was
so cruel to me; he would whip me un.
lnercifully when had done nothlngt my
mother is In the asylum and has been
there for three years ot,i liyed WITH my
and ran away from home to escape. the
terrible whppings and punishment IN
other ways that were OF the most cruel
kind"
wore suit Of overalls. and was bare
footed II he was hpnsr H. tod 1spl Him name ne
Ills home and spread before him bountl-
fuI supply. OF which he ate heartily. he
was then taken back TO the Herald office
and after shor, talk with Senator Wat +,
kins was carried 10 the tors home IN
the country. who viii provide for him
as he would one of his own children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-05
KILLED WITH
A SHOTGUN
Paul Painter Arrested In Am
herst for Murder Of Cash
JUDGE CAMPBELL TO RUN
He Will Oppose Or. Scott for the House
and. Make His Announcement in a
Few Days-visitors from
Seattle.
JUDGE CAMPBELL TO RUN
Especial TO The Times. plspatch.)

Especial TO The Tlmes.Dlspa tch)
AMHERST, VA. August 4.-captatn
Edgar Whitehead left here this morning
for Philadelphia. where he goes to spend
few days visiting his daughter-in-law.
Mrs. Robert Whitehead. and children.
who have come from Seattle, Wash. to
spend the summer with their friends In
the east.
Paul Painter was brought here last
Sunday by Constable Thomas E. Everett
and lodged In the county jail who was
arrested and sent on to the grand jury
upon the charge OF having shot and In
stantly killed Frank Cash in this county
last week, near "Oronoco,' on Pedlar
River, about twenty-five miles distant
from the county seat.
OLD FEUD.
1t is not known what brought about tne
diH,cul,y between these parties. but II Is
thought it grew out Of an old feud that
has been on hand for some time. Ihey
were both armed when they met, FAINTER
with a shotgun. and Cash with WIN
chester rifle II Is stated that CASH ilseo
a few seconds before Painter, wounding
b,s adyes.ry In the arm. about the same
I me Painter leveled his gun o. CYAN ana
discharged the load in his head. winch
produced death instantly.
CAMPBELL TO RUN.
number OF candidates have come
ont for the Various county and district
officers. and II is stated by the friends
and supporters OF Judge c. J, Camp-Map
that he will certainly oppose Dr. Don
Scott for the Legislature from THIS couH-
~ and will make public announce
ment TO that effect In the next few days.
So this points to a hot fight in this county
between the candidates for the House
~ Delegates as we'll as for the county
and district offices.
SUPERVISORS.
The BOARD OF Supervisors OF this county
met here to-day and considerable
crowd attended. The tax mater "nich
has been pending against the virginia
FertilizIng Company since the last meet
Ing NJ tho board was finally adjusted TO-
day This company started the!r factory
IN thIs county some three years ago, ana
NJ tho time the enterprise started UP the
hoard OF supervisors pasesd 8 resolution
oxemntine said company from taxation
for the period of five years, put py
recent decision OF the Court OF Appeals
thsy found that their action was uncon.
stitutional and had to- proceed against
them for the years they nave not pau
which amounts to about $3.50 me COM
many was represented by Messrs' stroue
and Tucker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-05
Brights' Disease
AND
Diabetes,

sIoatjno, Gravel, Dull Back Ache.
V Idnev Diseases, Urinary Affections
cured by taking Stuarts Gin and Duchu.
The worst forms of Kidney and Bladder
Trouble after every inteiliSent F taat;ny
Stuart's Gin and Buchu: 1t Is a bland, de.
ijahtfuily pleasant tasting medicine, that
acts directing on the kidneys and blad der.
quickly draining out every impurity, neal
IRE them a'I life e. ant and vigor. stuarts Gin and
Bnchu Invariably cures Brlsht's disease
and Diabetes even when the patient had
given up hope, or where they had been
tapped TO drain on the accumulated
DISEASED KIDNEY SYMPTOMS,
Agonizing pains in the back, swollen legs
or abdomen, DISCHARGES from the urethra'
neuralgia OF the bladder. burning sensa-
ton or difficulty In passing water r. also diso
der. stone in the bladder d!sagreeabie
odor OF the urine. scnnty ana hign. co.,
ored: rheumatism. with aches ana ilap, pans
II II S fSllew me these ea symptom ms" ~
tahe stunrt's Gin and Buchu. and you
viii be restored to health, and your kid
news and bladder perfectly cured. stuarts
e GIN end the Y bsdder ali obsrue
tions from the kidneys and urethra. makes
t he blood pure The highest grade kid
ney remedy made. Thoroughly , tested ~ d. dor or
years n bv sx ana pls,e SAN
Of ph he n many &C" cures made. FREE By writ;
inc Stuart Drug Co. Atlanta, Ga; Special
medical ADVICE given II you deseripe So by
! TTRRAahp SOD BRua Co. 81 East Broad
street.. Call or write. stuarts Gin ana
Buchu sent by EXPRESS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-05
HIS WOUND
DANGEROUS
Henry Alternately Badly Shot
by His Uncle.
.ARMORY FOR THE GRAYS
Council Committee Recommends the
Erection Of One at a Cost OF len
Thousand Dollars--Clty Saves
by Combining Positions.
ARMORY FOR THE GRAYS
,c,oo,,,toT The r,mcs.Dispatch.)

(Cnecinl to The IlnlcS.DlSphtCH.l
PETERSBURG, VA. August 4.-Mr.
Henry Abernathy, of Greenesville county,
who was shot by his uncle in that county
last Friday morning, was brought to the
Home for the Sick in this city last night
for treatment. The people in the neighbour
hood say that young Abernathy lay
where he was shot from o'clock until
o'clock in the afternoon Ills wouho
ia exceedingly dangerous. The first surgi-
"a, treatment he had received was when
he was brought to the Home IN TINS CITY.
The special committee from the Com
mon Council to meet to consider tho eX-
pediency of giving financial aid to the
local military organization, recommended
Tho building OF an armory at centre
Market at an estimated cost OF sloooo.
The matter was referred to the FINANCE
Committee for careful consideration.
Permission was granted to several prop
erty owners on Bank and Sycamore
Streets to lay granolithio pavement IN
front OF their stores, the city to share
tho cost.
There were several candidates for the
Office Of keeper OF the nay scales the
position heretofore paying $500 per year.
At the Council yesterday n resolution
was adopted adding the duties Of the
keeper Of the hay scales TO those OF the
clerk Of the market, with an additlonal
salary Of 500. When the vote was taken
on the question, the friends OF the appll-
cants stated that the application had
been made with the idea that the POSITION
would pay $500 and, therefore, dld no.
press their candidacy for the position at
s1Oo.
The receipts during the month were
s27179.44: expenditures, s15,0SS.6l. City taxes
mounting to $1,000 wero declared de-
linquent.
PERSONALS.
Miss Rosa Stephenson has gone to inc
country to spend several weeks.
Miss Pattie Moon. of Richmond, Is visit
ing Miss Mary Roper.
Miss Susie Evans OF Murfreesboro, y.
c.. is visiting Miss Evans. on DaHs
Street.
Miss May Ellen whyte left this morn,
ing for Radford where she VIII speno
the month of August.
Misses Mary and Annabel Patterson,
have gone to Blue Ridge Spring 10 sPe'u
the rest of the summer.
Nesdames GrlswoId and Wilson ana
Miss Orborne left this morning for the
mountains of Virginia to spend seVeral
weeks
Mrs. s. X. VIM. Mrs. Carter r. Bishop
and Master Don Bishop left Pctersnurs
this morning to spend several weeks IN
west Virginia. near the White sulphur
Springs. ..
Mr.. ]. H. Sheriff. has returned to Pc
tersburg from a delightful trip to the
seashore. He divided his time between
Virginia Beach and the Wachapreasue
Hotel In Accomac county.
..My College Chum." the very laugh
able comedy has been presented VIII
much success by the Cummings Stoeh
Company at Ferndale Park Casino TINS
week. despite the threatening weather
This comedy pleases the patrons oette,
than any bill that has yet been preseh'ee
by this splendid company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-05
WEST RICHMOND
DIST CONFERENCE
Rev. DR.. W. v. Tudor Presides
and Reports are Made on
All the Charges.
(specIal 10 The Times-Dispatch.)

CHESTER, VA, August 4.-The West
Richmond District Conference met to-day
In the Chester Methodist Episcopal
Church, beginning at $3.50 o'clock "A. NJ,
Rev. w. V. Tudor, D. D.. presiding. The
religious services were conducted by the
presiding elder, and then the conference
proceeded to organize. Rev. ]. B. AsRew
was elected secretary. The roll was
called, and the following members were
present.
Clerical-w. V. Tudor, w. w. Lear. L..
Is. Betty, j. T. Bosnian, H. z. Johnson,
r. p. Lumpkin. r. w. MaXey, J. 3.
Askew, l.. C. Moore, w, 6, Burch, j. s..
Hunter, b. f, Hudson, w. G. Pace, X.
l.. .Wingneld, j. T. sewell, Porter Hardy,
". II. Jcffreys w. E. Grant, II. J. Pay
Tor, II. ]. Taylor, j. T. Mastin r. G,
James, William A. Langhon, G, IL. Boggs,
D. S. Morrison r. Hatcher, l.. q. Crutch-
field and eighteen lay delegates.
The hours Of meeting and adjournment
were fixed as follows: Morning session.
9:3C to 1870; preaching at n:So a. NJ, Al
ternoon sessions o'clocksP. NJ, with ad-
journment at will.
The presiding elder, the pastor and w.
G.. Ivey were constituted the Committee
on Public Worship. The conference then
heard reports from the pastoral charges.
and all tho pastors reported on their
charges. The following were appointed
the Business Committee: ReVs' II. II.
Johnson, L. p. Betty, r, M. Ma*ey ana
Delegates J. G. Hunt and II. f. Bridg-
forth,
Tho chair also announced me fo'lo"lns
committee to examine candidates for "
cense to preach and for orders; Revs. w
". Lear, Porter Hardy and G. H. Boggs
Committee to Examine Conference Rec,
o.ds w. II, st. clair, w, G, Burch and
W, D. lIobson.
The conference then adjourned 10 near
tho opening sermon by Rev. T. j. Taylor
who preached a strong and eloquent ser
mon from tho text: HE that goeth fortf
weeping, bearing precious seed, shall
doubtless return again with JOY bringing
| In the shcayes' The sermon was ont
az great power and effect.
At the afternoon session nev, - =
Taylor was granted leave or absence, oW
ing to n sick daughter.
The Committee on business maze u,
report on the spiritual state OF the church
The Committee on Temperance was com
| posed Of Reys. Burch. Paylor, l.anghon
After considerable discussion on the sp'r
itual state of the church, this report wa
adopted, and on motion tho conference
adjourned to meet in prayer meeting n
| O'Clock tomorrow.
| Rev. r. NJ Edwards, VINO was pfesen
as a visitor, was announced 10 preach to
night at s o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-05
Masonic Officers.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
CHlNCOTEAGUE VA, Aug. AT a
recent meeting OF Accomao Lodge. no.
2i3 A. Y, and a. NJ. the following Off
GERS were Installed by Mr. Park Jones.
State lecturer, of Williamsburg: w. j.
Messich, worshipful master; J, r. Baker
senior warden; John H. Anderton Junior
warden Charles u, Matthews, secretary;
w. II. r. Chopper, treasurer Frank Mat
thews, tilcr; ID. j. Cayer, senior deacon;
II. Wilgus, junior deacon.
Immediately after the installation Of
officers all. of the members repaired to
the reception room, where a bountcous
Iepast was served in honor Of the state
lecturer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-05
THE RAISING OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Especial to The rimes-DIspatch.)

Especial to The -Dlspatch.)
ALEXANDRIA. VA, August 4.-The
one hundred and flftleth anniversary OF
the raising Of George Washingtonr.,o the
degree OF Master Mason was celebrated
to-day by n pilgrimage to Mount Yer
non. A delegation OF Potomac Lodge. NO.
s. Of Georgetown. participated with the
Alexandria shington Lodge.
The ceremonies were brier. but cppro-
pirate. An invocation was delivered and
wreath presented by the Alexandria
Washington Lodge. was placed upon the
tomb. Another wreath was presented by
Mr.. Thompson Foley, Of Constitutional
Lodge, Beverly. England: Mr.. Charles
Woodberry, OF Liberty Lodgs Beverly.
Mass. and Mr.. K. Kemper. Grand Senior
Warden OF Virginia. :