The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
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eighth Con gress 4 to j ame own IslandSSsa
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Cham ain at OId ONT fort h!!cf 2s
Tor brillancy
ana has DON'T Sols
celebrity Of the mel lesss
estal board and res ponded
General itzhug Il asf toa at-
II astcr and introduced l1c srsa kers
81 ii ost III ppysY tritler
reach the banau Until Ss;ao o'oloSck
b,1t III era troduce doii.
John Go who ed Iin the Moss
elod,ientimanncr:...N ere on tils con-
,tner,t can find sue mig
sries OF mighty pas as down mere M
,Tdewater Virginia. said IS he old man
5eloquenty and then lie ded 81
;l,lrre UPON the past les Of
In b way that evoked II thllnd ers of aItssS
splause. Before lie got Sthroug Goodeisas
showed AZ Hat sout horn had
dad every h III In 8 e territorY
Union that Ind sWe led size
cen ,t ury be fore
States. NH sSS III
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5c3oode, 4. Sspsech de
heal starr
and the Sic -
gnia, he aasi
Ebanuue tors ID aiid the Stcat
IN emf tl,Isra in whom General ntrG-s
Educed ohm emp raves Geors
i raves 81 an spee andfs
MS aluson TO he era teT7gY an
zen eral General Leo Yoked hung rSsI
S,..It,s wort III a. rebe llon,s Spanish syyarss
IL c1id out what a. great ne ople we sa
ssatd Mr.. Graves and the m embers seate,d
a the long tables. repre ting eVeryss
section Of the country pplapded 20 shess
echo. SSi 4 50
Then General Lee introduced General 81
s7rosvenors OF Chic. He said he had Just
discovered that his grand fath eI4ishtE
Horse Harry Leo and General Grosyge 's
nor lad fought side by sd INT 4Yorkto
General 8Csroseve s. speech WI Sa &c
Mspea King for mi, lss
thes lea ders OF tho II ousea OF Represen asssg
lives, she said. and then pause " "a
have all had a. nigh " good lIn faess
said there was II moro so.lred
America than tho wet island On WI
he had eau gllt q cold q fe OUTS
fore:
Genera al Grosgenor conc IN ded by sHy yin E,sss
that lleE didn't know hiatt the James
town y people want ted but they
nave d if he had to note uS.l
3forSthe 10 get .ss
Touching on mt ional pol Ties General III
sGrosYenor said he ftnted VI to see tEoss
Democrats name q sou thorn N an tor
White Fl sS3
.jud Of va, hen Ilrad De-
most eloquent speech Of the eyanlnG NJ
the course Of which he pied ed the Solo
vote 81 his S thto for an app roprla ti0nss,
tto the Jamestown Expos Ss
Then sulzer oe New Eo rls, M Do one nees
the catch speeches 10 he la
course OF which he said that if SENATOR
Martin Virginia, were chnir u az
National Committee a nat ionnl N S!.s
would be ali NOS certain ty III Ssss
AiI was after 4 10 clock wt en- he scogs
gresslonal party eft on tho Sstefan foEs
Washing ton, ~ Iass
81 ,rIIE y n RI Ps DOW
Tho tripl down from va shug ton was ii
without special feature hut was so pleasr.iss
ant that ait midnlght many of the m M IA
hers were still irl-te cabin; tai Ing and S S5
III thoroughly imbued wi Ia thssss
spirit Of enjoyment that has cha rac ter
lied every stage of the trip Il he + ar- M
5rangements on, board the $ teaneT, for s
the Accommodation o. the guests we're
perfect. d, j. Callahan, assistant GEM
Feral manager OF the Norfolk and Wash.
ngton Steamboat t. Company was q boa .is $a
ard he and the GERS of the vessel Rcrs s s
3unt!ringi In their efforts to naka eye
body have n good N inc, ~ tx
b Captain Fred. I'oscy. was n onlnlaHti,SiS
and under him! We're p p T.. Mac birney a
Epurser. and Theodore AN uarland. steward 1
& the last two responsible fol, the slespln s1
arrangements ard the pperb menus gs
served. t9s = U . s. II
rhe city OF Norfolk left Waslaing ton w y
at 1870 vest erday al
butes later thant the scheduled time, Tor sne Cd
boat was held IN order that represents 49,.
tive Cirosyenor. 81 Ohio, and Rep
tive Hearst might catch ~ ltefa gisl sstgll
tGrosyenor did catch 1t, hut Mr., II earst ISss
missed 1t, though he said earlier IN the IA IL
3tinyathat he would not Tor q Grei " deal M
fail to take advantage OF the emporium
"a visit Jamestown. The dinner ah2afd sS
the steamer was super II, L. SsBN
IA TIN n DIME Err. s. sssS
n THE menu was the subject OF cor nnlent t I'll
by all who enjoyed II. II was SO 5000 ssss
and when dinner WAS over John y y eege 81
tho false alarm statesman OF NC .ss9s II
undertook to ei,tartain the yistt tors. ana 81
HIS recltsttons and init Ions ga Hin
cheers and laughter III tre sstlaot,.
drove tho more statd of the partyto tnsss mn
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