The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-15

q n kavc ono word to say. Inc caNaital ~,
my day represented the eve and cars ", o. 81
\ The army Ramprg has 1t that tue NV, =,
rui. Csu,,sd. wlIoo once WIS SO happy atlti
e.,niantAa with ei5piilg tho teney dew
xf,soying HE tlanticss OF soft LOOKS anu
rrnt,e siels. has thrown AWAY ~ moas
M ma that Old Vulcan, the dcfoirncd
old artisan Of olympus, wlip once. a i's W !
v Forged The arrows fcathered and keen'S
npt,ed. with a tinted blaze OF love $ pu ll :
flnintS has retired from her business. ai' y
the lass hns discarded the DOW, M WI. !.
sped them uncrrngiS herctoiore, Nv .s,n
now they are sending then, around ',pon
8 silver salvcri carried hS a lvelied ls'ckes'
End a price is attached =
S,,nvc only to- saN:4 Beware! beware 9,
.,,cl, ~ The fair dame has a EiiHle llllcu
I .xiii, ,,rpsion pnpers--in the words OF sam
Waller Beware of such Widows
Colonel Stewards Address.
~ ,bc address OF Colonel Munford, INC
4,,ir,, lieutenant commander, Colonel Wii-
S,,nn, H stewart responded. Asa i, .,
sS,,n,.. nf thc 1,ousc OF Delegates Goloncl
s,a,ya, =, ms been active III behalf olslhs
Ala comrades. His speech was heaIa
Nth attention and applause ~ ~ .5fo "a.
4. cIuded by expressing on bonalt q ~. ~.
veterans their appreciation o.. wy W. :
Of Grand Commander Shris.l' 'i
Grand Commanders Report.
mia great confusion Grand Comnlan-
dor Christian read his ann''ssi scpVlt. - q
NOS, excellent document wh winch. ~. -.
many were able to hear because U w
disorder caused by visitors.
r,n,. !, graceful allusion To the hes
,,,,a,ity Of Lvnchburg, and to the soou
ni,on.,n,ishcd ~ the ORGANIZATION, ny
.,,;d.t II have, the pleasure 70 repol.
5.I,.t rvn new CAMPS have bcc,l Hu'ieu
4 = Eonr roll during this year, '.i'u
M others have been formed, but l,n ,l,.,
NM vet applied for tlrI cilnrie1S. ,n .,i
4! new camps anunu' ,, m,s' rs fniiows,
'os Nshby Camp conicvillc; shenHmao ,.r
county com,naalder,. H. 2. lla1lss'ars
Adjutant 9s ,',,S. y NS clifton Forge.
romms 'fle ]. o. Jordan; Adjutant' =
Harry Mcth Cam 1,,: W Y 1anSeGt AZ q:
G.; commander " Sll4 Tn,Tnr or ord 81
,1. uyS County Camp. Wise; c fT ~
drr q W. Bond; Adjutant, G. ", l>l'-
se nohn i. Ems Camp Amherst; e n
n, sun,r 81. b McGinnis; Adjntant, "
These :,dd'tion m; make to}ai am Sf pa ~
taamts on ratitied to ben allie to- report
tic acquisition TO our ropls O ie ll FIFTY
Heth comp. OF Washington. Gl 1,!;:, l nna
ca,np is composed OF fine matef, .aa, ~.
can and Il. believe will be OF re ,.l, vs. -
Z ~ sst,,ncn in the further prosecution. Oh
q our work. IN
CONFEDERATE ROSTERS.
spealiinr Of the Act passed by Con,
Z. rrrs,s providing for making ,of,,,or.
rolls pf both the Federal ana Con COW,
& ,,.nndcrs. stated that .'1oy re', sol, olI we
\ destruction OF the ofiicrsof4 the Adlltantec
Gcnealof Virginia by fret INC e, ,,mc ~
the evacuation OF k1cninuliu ~. -, ;,
sance IN The prepara don Of the rolls OF tlln
1Giryini:i soldiers and sailors 70 g, 4, rcneu ~
%Which. Senator Daniel drew y .plll Whl ~
passed the eg!sat lrc prov.ul ~, v rnrIIa
4 Nfilita,v i RECORDS. and milking an. iap-t
niopriation to assist in prenMfinG. 1, ,he sS;
missing rolls Of Virginia lllle Pill = !. ,, ~
35nt,icer should be made By tie Governor
&on the recommendation o. No, CIV
B Cnm,m:,ndcr AS soon&;,s tho Dill became
/ a law Recommended the name o. 'i,Tr X,
Il ,,,s,si 1T once appointed BY the Governor
and pronptly entered upon the discharge
aoi Ills dnt'cs. ~
1 al a. monuments erected or proposed con-
Il tinlGs lhus 81 am also rcjoiced 70 an \
.snouncc that IN the very near NV ~ n u.;
The monuments 70 Presiaent sna .n,i,,,i ai =,
u cen. " III. 81 stuart win be erected y, ~
suitable locations in Richmond, ana Wy.
snaa .r ! cnough money for both Of these
u monuments IS now IN. ll,nio
q Regarding the Soldiers Home ne
E Grand Commander commtnds re up. ,
paintment OF Captain, o. j. l;oshcr' q ~
Riclnond, as succession. 70 Mi,lnr I,.x,,,,
Randolph the late president. lhc home
%Co, Needy Confederate Women on Sir'c',
Steet Richmond. is also warmly praisca
by Judge Christian,
AS 10 pensions the Grand Commander
I'll a. ia "
Isl now doing I'LL it is able to do IN the
way Of i,cnsonins oul, needy cpn,i'tu .s
and their families. / trust that lhe
some spirit OF charity. patriotism ana tiie
Loyalty 10 principle manifested BY our
4 Iegisl4tl,rW in Tie past will continue TO
prevail. Whilst am in favor Of giving
pensions to III those comrades anu theil
cannot help themselves yeti nave al
ways thought, and still think, that PEN
sions, and i il had prevailed N, inc AZ y
a think This Isl the true principle winch
Should control in llle giving Of al PEN
siOns. ard if 1t had prevoilrd In the 6ad-
fmnistratiori Of the Federal government
Sinftlis ms1tcr, both. tho government and
The pensioners would be better off. NO
man Should ~ rnensinnch or paid Tor
having served .hGls. country In time or
war 25B
..Tkc work Of thcNHIIistory Committee"
las received the unqualified endorsement
OF this caInn and Of prominent Confed-
E erat cS throughout Inc land i REFER TO tAls
committee mainlNglo say hat on my
election Ia the office of Grand Comniln-
der j appointed senator John w Daniel,
who was OH the COMMITTEES 10 the no-
S ton Of chairman. and filed the two
vacancies then existing by the appoint.
ment Of Major John w. Johnston. Of
Richmond. nnd Captstin Thomas y. Ran
som, OF Stasinton,'' 5$ FL
DEATH ROLE.
The Grai,c Comnander said that he
was greatly panied To have to announce
that during tho year three vacancies IL
the Offices Of the organization have oc-
Cured by the deaths OF the incumbents.
Washington Taylor. nuartermaster-gnn
eral: Dr.. Joh, s Powell, snrgeon-gener-
al and Robert S.. Boshnr. aid -de-camps to
tho commander, The first OF these va
cancies was allied by lie appointment Of
Y Captain. Tiptrgn y Jennings, OF Lynch
Burg the second by lie appointment Of
ar. John r. Claiborne, of Petersburg,
and the third ana Last by tho appoints
ment of Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson, of Rich
mond, s
After giving The names Of The dele.
gates and altc-nates to the lttll annual
meeting Of tie United Confederate Nct-z
Grams. held in Juno nj Nashville. the
Grand Comman7er sta,os that Sometime
III June received II courteous letter from
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