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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22

The mild and immediate effect Of
bladder remedy, is soon Il realized. Il
stands the highest for Its wonderful.
cures /; OF v the most distressing cases
Swamp Root will set your Swh ole isys--i
tenn right, and the best proof OF this s as Is,
IA trial 3s III "A. s5a.
81 COTTAGE ST., atELR osE. MASS Is ;.si
Dear Sir: Jan y IL 1sp4
had pss
safai 80 ana
esvIns f'ssns'h RSMft
Swamp Root And wrote; asking for, advice &c
d deds I'M inp pro- afier taking Swamp
djs Root only a short time n :, X, u.
Sot a ets ane and Strung
FIX order to be very sure about this; {, mad q
doctor examine y iSn ana
4 81 Know that Your swamp; Root I. purely
eovsry ali
8sisl 81 e. R1CHA4tDsON.,'44
You may have a sample bottle OF this
famous kidney remedy. Swamp Root.
sent free BY mail. postpaid, by which
you may test it's virtues for such dis.
orders as kidney. bladder and uric acid
diseases, poor digestion being obliged
EDITORIAL NOTE.-So successful Is
most distressing cases OF kidney, liver or
,5ful merits you may have a sample bottle
l sent absolutely free by mall. The boolsf,
sands Of testimonial letters received from
success OF Swamp r cot I Is SO we'll KIN own
sample bottle, In sending Your address
be sure to say that YOU read this gener
Dispatch. The proprietors OF this pape
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
DEBATES OF CONVENTION
They Will Make Two Volumes
Of 200 Pages Each.

70 Mr.. James n II lindsay, editor8of The
charlottesville Progress md cha irnan OF
stlic8 bllcation Commit tecy named by tho
sConstitutionalsC Convention Of 1901 -02 to res
bates OF that body,1is In the city to ar.
rdnge for having the same printed. There
has been q great deal O work, much oc
which has been done by 6 Hon. Garter
eliminating a 1.-the matter from the stenos
graphic record which had nnt 8a9g pern,t !, !,
snent Value. They have finally succeeded
tjnlboillng the debates down to such COM
pass that they will make but two volumes
of about 400 pa ges each, and yet will EN-.
brace all the really valuable debates Of
before the volumes are out. They will,
when completed. be distributed among tho
mcinhcrs, and as the resolution providing
for publication directed. Ss i55.ss, sl9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
SUFFRAGE CASES BRIEFS
An Outline Of That Of Captain
$ Y Wise and State Attorneys.

33$ The brief OF Hon. John S. Wise, counsel
the Virginia <, 1nn
the new Cons tuition, Is q charac ilsticl
document filled wit he gorous phrase,
3ologya with which the former Virgii1taLis
Ge Sns conveiitios Is q band
usurpers, IL as shameless and eaant !. a Y
pirates, and charges the body with steal
Ing the rights of outraged citizens
ment as ..conspira cy," ma ming eS' the
conspirators the mem bers OF he co1ven, On,
boards and the Legislative executive and
judicial officers OF the Il State who u gave
1.-THE Cons tuition the sanct ton of law. He
&of CTS State Strange s; dag wihont authority
y from any source for t heir act 3 He refers
Ito certain portions Of " thu. Constitution
or the state g q! chastity satire con.
the people The prime pal portion of his
i brief IS devoted to attacking the right
Of the convention to pro claim sits Swork.
violating til s the guarantee Of the Federal
Cons titutlon. that no man shall be de-
prived of life. liberty or property without
due Tbsp r1 69iss e laW
A.sAndersonf and his fas clate, MI. Fra ni
wv. Christian, of this fcl ty, Tho represents
tie 8 tate in tho suffrage cases in which
l8that4 the Supreme Court cannot declare
the State Cons Tuition Invalid and lthntEit
lscang only pass upon s the nd ministration7
of the laws under the Constitution Flo
!sconcedes thu t. evil 3is possib 4under any
statute for the reg stration OF voters for
evil to creep in In the administration, bit
1 his is not because Riof the vice OF the
Constitution but of the administration OF
1T. He declares the argument for the a p
plicant Is founded upon the IA llacious
theory that the r. Ellt to vote is q natural,
Inherent right, when, as o. fact, It is a
re 1.-two and purely sta tutory right pos-5j
}sessed only by those upon HON 0rgan-
! ICED society or the Stat e may see fit to
confer It. The brief denies that there is
under the Virginia law any discr Elimination
which con travenes the Constitution
State is that the court has no jurisdiction.
The questions involved are political and
not judicial questions. Such matters are
| clearly in the demain of political and
| Legislative action.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
4hat large number Of cases ] had IN N
Z, ind ~ q r1swercd Mr. BristoW. t Z.

that largo number Of cases had had; IN IN
Bmind,''n answered Mr. Brlstow.
Mr.. 1rcDern1ott asked nbout,the N g 2,
DDS OF investigation. MIR. Brlstow SIG
ilo dld mot suspect 1Ienths integrity J.
Bbtlt very soon became convinced that
Beavers was dishonest 5f, n 8&g5 i8
t4$5 My judgment Is. commented MI. n g
8Dermolt, that your whole postal system En-
IL tor, and think there are lns ccs
MI. 1nfcDermott then5 asked Mr.. 3rls-f
tow Why, 5if he had suspic,lons regard:
Ing Beavers he jidSnot investigate Bea g u
scrB. # VII " s II W tx .t4i Y, K.
BECAUSE would have been promptly ON Y
told that had no business to ilves '
gate Into another mans department y VI y
could do that orl Y X Instructed 70 do so.
i had no authority 70 investigate Mr.;
4 Beavers ;55s ~ s55 Fl :, \, !,
,rhe comm ttce adjourned after discuss 49,
ing for two hours behind closed dc .sl,
that part Of the report relr ting 70 clerk sli
hire With First Assistant Postinaster,
General Wynnc, Fl OWL go on the stand
In open session Tomorrow. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22

Ii tho form Of Bells 5Mialc Copy Book.
edited by Professor hartley Turner, q
we'll known musician. This is q copy book
In which children ore taught TO write
music. ass Y al Il }}55 81 !.
~ Hon. John whitehead, OF Norfolk md
others are here us representa- Ives OF an
improved copy book which comtaends ~
self to oil WHO have seen It. It is known
MS tho Wi1llatns-Tif ford Copy Book and
possess tile desirable feature OF having
d movable copy and blottcr arrange-.
n,erlt, SO thai even when tho child writing
gets to the bottom OF the page he will
have his copy on. the line above, Instead
of at the top OF the page. a blotter ut
tachment accompa nles the m ovnble copy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
DR.ALDERhlAN.blAY'll
BE MADE PRESIDENT
Belief EXPIRES That y he Will i:ll5
81 be Chosen as Head 81 the
University,

IA gen lemnn who Is III close itoucl with
several members OF tho board OF visitors
5of tho "A University OF Virginia predicts
tina when tho board meets on iNpril 10Th
Sntthe Uriversitylit will ,sclec as the ifirSt
president oft8the University 81 Nlrsln ma
under the law creating that otllce lI1r,
Il Edwin a. Alderman, now head or lili'e
slJnivcrsity. New Orleans. n Il, " Il & Il NJ a
a Nearly al of those Urged Tor ! he place
% year, or two ago, when 4 he topic WAS
much discussed. hive been eliminate
from consideration, by engasenlents con-
Etractcd. 4 or hy refusal 10 be cons cred
applicants. DIR. Alderman Is; not known 10
ID an applicant for tile place.8blt Is re-
garded as q man we'll fitted for 4 t In
every way, and In no way more than 5it,
possessing the tact necessary IN such y
difficult position Flo has a fine record In
similar positions, both In his present loca- Z;
ton at Tulane. which has prospered
greatly nrder his direction. and 5prlor TO
that timei8at tho University Of North
Carolina III
@ Few Others have been mentioned at all
for the position, but among them are
Professor William Minor Lie Of the
law department, and professor James NJ.
Page. Since tho lastf meeting Of the
board there haye been few Changes IN
tic porseEnei OF the hoard apaut the
ony ono recalled beilig the subsNlus!pn
OF Mr.. Is, e, Buchanan Tor Hon II, tate
irvine. TX E4e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
WEDDING CARDS ISSUED.
Mr.. Horace Lacy Smith Returns
to Virginia for a Bride. @

z Invitations have been .recelved ! IN this
city to the marriage of Miss lilo Mac
SCorkle Lane daughter OF Mrs. Edward
Lane. OF Bedford City. Va, to Mr.. sHor-
ace Lacy Smith. formerly of this city,
but now Of Atlanta, the wedding to be
at the resid ence of the bride. No. t50a
at hal -past s. o'clock. 81 q
' Mr.. Smith, tho prospective bridegroom,
Is a. SON off Rev James Power Smith.&D:
d. of this city. III @ e was formerly a
mem Der OF the staff OF The Times, and
later Of y Tho Times-D Dispatch but ac-
cepted a responsible position lnathe gem
I eral ffices OF The Southern BE II Il Tele-
phone Company at Atlanta, nearly ycal
/ ago. The brlde-elect is u charming and
cultured young woman. III well kno Wn In
this city and throughout the State. e. s3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
. German in Hanover.

IB777H Especial TO Tie 7TlnesrDIspdtcIl.1 z 81
IL AIONTPELIER, VA, March ala de-
5liGhtful german was given Al Green
wood .t,4 the home Of Mr.. Tasley Taylor,
friday evening, Following ARE a num-
her az guests present: Misses Maude
sPleasants. Carry Terry. Herndon trefry.
Kathrine Farrar. Lucy Taylor. Ia ia jar
Thompson, Roy McCl,esney,. Edmund
Taylor. Victor THOMPSON. Fsic hard Z 'l'ay-
lor, Fred W, Thompson, J. n, Vaughan,
Byrdc, OF ltlchmond, and Dr. Robert Tay-
Music was furnished by the Jones Band.
OF this place kefrosliinGntstW We're serNed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
SHOOTING IN FULTON.
One Negro Wounds Another !
rs the Leg and Escapes,

Two negroes, one named Parnell Ioleas-
ants and the other Dick Castor, berame
Involved In a dispute yesterday on Grn-
ham Street In FULTON In. iron Of Y Zones s
grocery store, which culnls mated In las
ssveyss sAnsthg
leg. CASTOR Ned and at last reports ll,ld
MOI bcen pretended, i Plols nts was
conveyed 70 the Peoples pru4 Ssp.e 9,
Where Dir. Ear scale treatelf HIM
Tie cause Of the di...eu.tyFls not olour-
Is inoWll, l he two q es y0us had heen
arguing Nth each osher all q " until he
argument reaeaed sHclff a lyigofou s stage
hat CASTOR used his gun. Il. l6I .3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
BADGE FOR MIS-, HALsEY
Pickett Camps tribute to a We'll
Known philad slpLian, Is

AT a meeting Of Picketl l.mp las,
night at It's hall Adjutant ltppert N.
Nor,hen suoml.led to me camp he 8souy-
sen alton to Mrs. w Alaury Ilalsey. u
philadelphia, president. Of tho Daughters
OF tho Con federacy IN that city and
mient to the Confederate dead IN tho
quaker City. The badge Is q rel,roduev
ton Of that of the camp sWuhs from =
solid gold scroll. with tlns r;ripisnts
name tfercon.Sslt Will he, f0r%aid cd ~
her, with II set of cngrossca resolutie
and the announce sncnt taat SHE has been
made an honorary tnembsr OF the ca mn,
Z General Charles J, dsrson mas y e'i-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22

i to pass your water frequently night an6ss
day, smarting or irritation in passing,
brick dust or: sediment In the, urine l
headache. backache. LAME back ". diz a:za.
ness, 6SsleeplessnessS merry BUSINESS, S5ts heartss
disturbance duo to & bad kidney trouble
4 skin erupttons from bad NJ lood, . reur AL
gla, rheumat ISM diabetes, Re Floating i srs
IItability, worn-out ceiling, ack Of am M
blton,. loss 0f flesh salloy com ion
or Bright s d disease. MD
Y, f@your water h, w hen allowed to remain
lndisturbed In glass or 20 !s 5 tors
twenty four. hours, orms ~ sedime ntssor
Us evidence that your kidneys and bladE a
der need Immediate attention. ssbS
s Wfln1p- root is the great discoy q
Dr. X Elmer, the eminent kidney ana 70 -
bladder specials . Hospital use Will
wonderful success Il I'M bolh ID 81 iEht VI and
severe ca SEES. ~ Doctors rec onlme III IT. t05
their patients and use 83i ~ tllel own
families, because they recognize &sB I'M
swamp r DOT the greatest and most suc
jcessful remedy. ~ Is .fS Sti 5s58lls
Swamp Root is pleasant II o AZ TAX N q M
Is for sale at drug stores the ORD ! ever
n5bottles OF two sizes and two prices
fifty cents and one dollar. Remember
the name, Swamp Root Or. 1Silmer'a,;
Swamp Root. and the address. blhs7
.,amton, N. Y. on every bottle.
swamp Root in promptly curing even the
bladder troubles, that to prove its wonder
and d book OF valuable informal Ion. b sc'
ontains many Of the thousands pom thou-$
I n on and women cured Il he val ue and
that our readers are advised to send Tor a6
to Dr. X timer s. Co... Blng hamton, n .s
lis offer In The Richmond Daily mines
: ,,,,a RI ntaa the genuineness OF this Offer;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
NJ the / A4e,l n IprLngs,

#t y pr in4 70 iiiife TIM ID lspateh) ~ Es
6 HOT SPRINGS, VA, March p, The
1Alpher House has been lie led by Messrs,
William 81 Morse, Jr., and John p,
fIioliingsworth.. They are, young meN.
2bu. la been III the hotel bus snass sor
many years. They came here from TO-
Stirring Ark Where both were elgaE q
in ho el work so hat they arc m cesr
toned 10 cater to those attending heal h
Eresort. i. u, !, Il.
arrivals, SO that the hotels arc rapidly
fnpproaching their limit OF guests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22

ent at the request OF Mrs. a. J, h1on Ia
que to- secure Endorsement by the camp am,
of the movement to secure Z he COCO era g,
ton and support Of he Iome for Need
Confederate !Womenaby the We teran en- pa
throughout the State. Both the local
camps have endorsed the ysnenf a t'a
pledged the cause their 81 ppo9r
camp last nights there being hard more org
than q d ozen present. SS 5s5 say
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
New Precinct Wanted.
AfSne,ial Ia The Times Dispatch,)f

4 cIIEsTNuT,y VA, March q, IA .petition
eilict Al Pleasant View. and WI Ne pre-
son ted to- Judge White al hls IN ex term,
Witch VII he. April his ,l,reclnct
Mil onlifnoda hnli Que ana
Itwapf y-iya Voters that nEf res ql ~ X some
distance from q. her pl's q II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
General Lee Returns,

VI General FItzhugh Lee, president OF the
Hon, !. Taylo Y I, g Tyson returned sunday
a CRAZY s oa o MssFe TIC b aas
Duet rendered. the congressional party
by the exposition company. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
to- IM | | |: | ] [ II
. TIL JUDGE
Continued From First Pagco


looking 10 the Impeachment OF the ac .s
cused jurist will have to- be- ta Ken a. upon
BY the Senate at once. It is possible that
action upon the Impeachment, Il .8 the
House should adopt the report OF the
Judiciary Committee, will be deferred su IN
It'll the short session. u \
Judge Swayne Is determin ed to vi gor-
ousl " resist tho proceedings and II ma y
be necessary to delay he trial so as 10
afford him time to prepare his defense.
gSIt Is said that the hearing has dis
closed K that fragrant ions Of the law
on The part OF Federal Judges In some 3n-
stances equallyIas serious as those With
which the Florida Judge Is accused ! have
been brought to light since the inception.
/ OF the hearing. There have been but Two
Judges simpeached since the adopt Ion OF
the Constitution, and the proceedin gs in
volyeS considerable delay. and many! for
naltties. III X. N IA $t .
Mode Of P ocedure.
a II the House votes TO $impeac h Judge
Swnyne. two or It's members will be3 ap-
pointed formally to notfy3 the Senate.
before which body, sitting In judicial
capacity, the case must he tried. The
case against Judge Swayne would De
conducted by six managers. who would
> y II
body by ballot for the work. Judge,
Bwayne, after the case has been pre-
ys,5,.&ed to the Sena te BY these managers.
will be giver. an opportunity to present
his side Of the case 5.5 sssSs
While the committee has voted to give
out no details Of the case at present
1T is known that the charges on which
Testimony was taken include those Of
beirg absent from his circuit; being Il
non resident of his district: tn1prisoning
a lawyer IN q contempt pr ceeding IS !. I'm.
sprisoning the son OF a litigant, also for
contempt OF court. and refusing to hear
certain witness in a case beiore him,
alleging that he would not believe the
witness under GA tn. m 8g AZ 5jy.
But Three Other Cases.
~ The last chment proceedings woro
those or Andrew Johnson. Only three
Federal Judges have been tmpe ached.
Judge Pickering, of New Hampshire, was
impcached for giving up the bark Eliza
to her owner without taking proper boEd.
after the bark had been seized for snug
Cling; being drunk. and using profane
language on the bench.
judge Chase, OF Pennsylvania, was im-
preached for refusing to allow a lawyer
II to address the court or the jury on
question OF law, which he had alrcady de-
clded. 55
Judge Peck, OF Missouri. who was the
last judge inpeached, was charged with
improperly striking tho name of q laws w
yer from the roll Of attorneys for con-
empt. James Buchanan was one Of the
managers on the part Of the House In
|ssnis trial. Z, q Il H X
The proceedings against Judge swayne;
III carried to- the Sierra b (. ind gu BIT lily Will
delay for several weeks the adjournment
OF the present session Of Congress. II
1.-The Senate decides against ] Judge swaSne
lie penalty attached to the decislon Is
The loss4of his judgeshlp, Z, II
Judge swayne was appointed from Dell
aware by President Harrison in 1890. His
rnlities arc Renublican. s4slsl. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
Hasn't Signr,ed ItsYet,

III Mayor Taylor still hns the ordinance 5in-i
creasing the salary OF Git Accountant.
Mccarthy before lin, The nve-iayH limit,
expires Tomorrow. md there Is much
TO Ills IIonor's probable
course iii the ma ter. Il u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
10 Prove what Swamp the Great Kidney
DO for YOU Every Reader Of The Times Dispatch way
s Have q Sample Bottle Sent Free by8 Mail

Weak and unhealthy kidneys
suffering any disease
neglect kidney trouble Isl permitted to
fatal results to follow $5
organs kidneys most
because they 10 need attention first
you sick feel badly taking Dr: kAmeEls
great Kidney Bladder remedy
your kidneys begin to get better
other organs Is health trial will convince
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
lHERPlclEE NOT a FAKE
insoIlotsd Test!so Tell Of US t'ls ?

ainso,lcltcd Test!sonlrls Tel Of rs 81
r 81 N paro'ltl.gsg b II
t All. R.8 Kelley, refIding at 2f9s lsewlsar
dero Street, San francisco. Cal. rs, " rites
the following q
thought, like the majority Of hair prep
iiuu,rrations, ii would prove n fake, am
1appy to state that, on the contrary.f IT Is
3pil'Eand even more, thai, YOU tclai I'm for u,
Quite Il a number OF BARRIERS throughout
the section In which ! travel have called
attention to the new hair sLrout! ms out
on nv scalp, and inquired of mo what !
.l,ope been using tell hem lerpielde |,
also give them Your name lgi sada
Il al ps for samrle 10 The u err1lcidn cp,,
spetroif. Mich. owens$ 81 M NOR prslS "a,
lSpecial IA genty III S3 Ss5s sSSSI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
TOURISTS GOING HOME,
Many Returning From Florida
Stop in Richmond.

THE tide OF travel from thu. sno bound
Ice clicked regions Of tho !. North to the
Sunny South Is now reccd ng,r nd many
OF the pilgrims. honewnrd. bound, s:op4in
this city on their, way to their homes,
gradually accustoming thenlselYo Il 70 the
moro rigorous climes OF the North by.
stops on tAel way. Many OF those tours
lists stop oVer5ain llichmond BECAUSE OF
Its historic terests. and the Jefferson
and Murphy's Hotel shelter many Of them
during their stay hore. Il Is
a I gentleman from New York lat the
Jefferson last might wnsi praising he
bcautifui weather prevailing here and
Contrasting 1t with the climate OF his
own home, under the shadow Of the, ADJ
irondaeks. He declared that the winter
lad been one Of tho worst lii Ills recol.
lection itstt and that the movement 81
retarded, owing q. the snow. IT was as
much as some of they allroaa s could az
i to handle their PASSENGER trains. s al
lhe. The same gentleman expresses =, con
siderable surprise at thes area, Of Hicll
1mond and a the extensive ana suRstMn-
5tial improvements and plllldlng ol'era a
lions everywhere In, pros ress, 81 h wa, Wah
fespecially struck by the at1sence or q toI
SRent' and "Eor Snle' notices. He Hskcd
many questions ms tn the popula lon Q!
8thisHcity and It's business I;
s Among the tourists regis'ered Jet the.
sJeffnrson nre Nh and Mrs. K W, lllan y,
4 Porter. Mrs "A, Van rnssell ard M T.. and
Mrs, La wrence r. Kerr Of New 'V YorkF'5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
Excursion on Sunday.

An excursion from ewport NeW's on
Sunday brought n large number &c PEI. /.
Epie from thaEgeity 10 Richmond 10 spend
tile day, Tho par rs ref let IA Qp 4 40
= M MI llnIlng spen Il about eiE hours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
Committees Meet.

The Committees on Finance and the
Poor met last night and transacted some
5tricity failed Of a quorum ut noon yes
3tcrday.E iist Il WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
Small Fire.

An alarm of fire early last night wns
caused by "a 8smal FIRE at tho fish store
Mt Twenty-se and g Streets, The
damage vas slight. b istt;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22
R1B MOVING Of half IT'S RRORS BY USING The ITO RENT COLUMNS T MS-DSP

MI. and Mrs. III $1fcrbert Anderson. Clit-t
scago. Mr. did AIRS j. y. Warren, 1'roti..
dence hfraiid Mrs. Ilenry3 Nyarret, n ~,
nIss yaris1 erasn Dnn; AK
WI Garr,itt noaton, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
II. uvidge, llladclphia d 5sssfg3 u. 4 si5
1s'E s ss g1ly aa Y ssf s, rs
ss1 sp II pssrk n who az.
9 a sRrSs s eforna ihs n eed
stnt Court here All three IRE well.
cordial welcome BY thclr friends.
1Ion. j II. Thornton Of 'rincs y, VI.
and commemorative Attorney fot his.
ssass ~ Is slsy s Mur 9sES business
city School supcrintcndcnt ~ g, Glass.
LychhHburg cGM9ntX
f fessor William, a. nowles, 81 staunton,I
talll7mcinbers6 Of tho Board of .Educati
and T lessor Wills ~. Jen Ell VEL ss
@. o. III stearnes, Of Salem. ana others &nre
State Board OF Education. They arc Eall
al Murphy's.
Al Among tho other Virginia, arrlya l,s ~ II
Mtirphy's arc e.. t. Mnnikin,1 OF ,E,ails
Church; ]. Tlllrston Iitch and G ,.ilie.
2 1Jveterar1s pharmacist of Lynchburg; =;
81. Wallace, Sof Danvillea Z. e. Casscll
and II. NJ. Bailey. OF portamo,ith W. y, IL
White Blackssttoa 81 y - e.
Z off Lynchburg: ~ n Hobson Nory;ell Of
Charlotte; AZ. W. NJ gee Clarksvillc.l and
c.. P 1Xcarfoot,I OF Mar insvil 81 8S aE;
4 D Al the gPowhutail are Mr. c. q. snead !.
& Of King VILLAIN: "A c. Q. Burgess. q. Cui-
/ ne per: w. r.. Fuaua. OF fore; !. nv.
Archer and & Dr.. gshea q. OF N orfolk;
huntsville, and Z. 6. Sing Teton, ofs Goocli--
land. Si3S, S545 * Syt WI ~; s.