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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
CHATHAM CANDIDATES.
Town improvements and Liquor
Licenses Involved in the Fight.

Especial to The Times Dispa,ch)
CHATHAM. VA, May 2G.-The last day.
for candidates for Mayor and CouncilTen.
to file their names closed with J. II. Har-.
grave. Jr.. and w. NJ. ATredway, Jr.. Tor
Mayor; S. j. Turner. F.. L. Reid. j. u.
Bolans. j. w. Whitehead w, P. Parrish.
b. s. White. C.. G.. Sours, s. S. Spruce and
r. p. Hunt for Co11ncilmen Il
The TredWay faction Is making It's fight
on town improvements. revenue TO be
raised b.. q bond Issue or dispensary. the
Hargrave faction favors a bond Issue. but
Is opposed to the licensed sale Of liquor.
The six candidates for Council first
named compose the present Council, and
are evenly divided on the liquor question:
M,essrs. Sours, Spruce and Hunt favor OF
license sale Of liquor.
The reappolntment Of F. j., watson
superintendent of county schools meets
with general approval the county over.
Mr. Watson had filled the position very
successfully for eight years. and is one
Of the best equipped men in the, county
The stock Of general merchandise OF j..
l.. Pugh, Of Franklin Junction. was sold at
publIc auction wednesday and Thursday
The assets realized $1,000. with liabilities
over $1,000 Pugh recently Went into
bankruptcy ~
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MISS KELLER MISS SULLIVAN AND JOSEPH JEFFERSON.

successful cavalry raid by General Allst-
chepkO comes in the following dispatch
from General Linevitch to the Emperor,
dated May 95th:
"A cavalry detachment commanded BY
Licutcnant-G General Mistchcnko, COM
posed of a portion Of the South Caucas-
ian Bridge and Trans Baikal Cossacks.
While engaged May 18th in repulsins the
enemy to the southwark, approached
8Slntounchouan. On May 18th slnadrons
OF the vanguard succeeded in reaching
the Fakoman road where they burned
a stores depot and destroyed tile tele-l
graph for n considerable distance. Large
bands OF Chinese bandits encountered by
tile detachment were partly annlhilated
and partly dispersed
ION May 18th the main body arrived
at the Fakoman Shifudzy road, and found
the heights south of Fnkoman occupied
ny large Japanese force, consisting OF
guards and infantry, with machine guns.
The Russians attacked and nnnihilated
two Japanese companies and captured
another company. with all Of It's officers
and two machine guns,
,trhc Russians seized n road on the
right bank of the LAO River and dis
persed near Shifudzy n transport train
seven yersts four and two-third niles
long with rice, timed food and fruit:
destroyed the telegraph llnc, and took
several prisoners and one hundred horses.
ION the return Journey the Russians
dispersed several bands of Chinese ban
dts. The prisoners taken numbered five
officers and 2S4 men"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27

ed her hands over the face of Rishop
Brooks and that years after his death,
when she examined a marble >uSt OF the
eminent ecclcsiastic, so true WINS tho
touch of her fingers that she ut once
said that one side Of the face was not
we'll done, The sculptor had already no
tced the fault.
In speaking Of Mr.. Joseph jefferson,
she said:
II am proud to count hin among my
friends. always go to see him Wlen-
ever happen to when he Is acting
Mr., Jefferson paid her the great COM
plIment OF acting for her q scene from
'.rhe rivals, In her drawing room, she
touching his face while nc spoke the
lines. An as instance of her Wit, the story
is told that Or. Furncss, the great shake
spearan scholar once said to Miss Keller:
Don't believe all you hear OF snake
spearc, for ali we really know Is that
he was baptised, married and that lie
finally died.. III
.,Well," said Miss Keller, The seems 70
have done all the essential Things.
52$ or her own life she says:
''Therc Is JOY In scf-forgctfullness. so
Il try to make the light IN Others eyes
my sun, the music in others enrs my.
symphony, the smile on others lips my
happiness"
Miss Sullivan lately married Mr.. John
Albert Macy and they are here on t l,
bridal trip. They lcave'for Boston to-day
atmdday.
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H. cons, 40 to,,c, md
IL! ana SeiNn''''. -. ~ fnrtha,
OF Siitsh mas i.,''' ,.,,a,oana - co.,
lhaH wy .s.s.ii.Gao - ad,,eat,o,, ,,,.,s
talir lr'i,'il'N q s,sn9' ~ - ,,,,, fniiowad
NOT Grehler thai' tiio uos VIZ
her.
1t was at this time that MIS- heilet
read Of the remarkable eunchtloh maj
Laura l'ridgman had received at fer-
kinss Institute, IN Boston. She wrote 70
that institution and secured the services
OF Miss sullivan TO teach hcr nllhc'cu
daughter. aa
Miss Sullivan, who had entered me M
stitute as blind girl, bnt VINO mao Fe-
covered her sigh, by means OF an opera
ton, went TO Alabama and began hcr
instruction. She tells that the first word
llolcn learned was doll and the next
cake"
Miss Sullivan used the method OF hand
spelling placing an object In one hand
of the girl and spelling the name upon the
pplm of the other, was uphill work,
and for thirty-threG DAYS her labor was
In vain, when in an inspiration she took
the child to n Well and pouring water
over her hand, spelled The word water
upon. her other hand. In an instant
Helen understood mat everything mao
q name and from That moment her eou-
cation really began,
Went Step by Step.
II a an interesting story Of the various
stages of the rhld's mental advance
ment; Of her being told that n swedish
/
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In which he otnny member of his FAM
liz were interested.
History of the Case.

III, h, ~ 80, - tr.,,s, s f,,,,,tnt,y way
Tie Merchants lInst , ~ IN. T ,,s
organised iftany ~ ~, md
corporatioii ol .iis e,,t
z Power III ~ ,,,s,,,
btr Of It's Board q 'lrsetois' wv IN, me
James 4, Mum, VINO WIS s, ~. o ,.n.,, ', ,he
lis president. flsiler ana us,', ,ho
pi1ncipal owners anu ii'ail u.s. Ii, 5,o,,,S
Richmond runway anu I,tSi 'tt'iii y ~ ~.
nsi1y. which company WAS succseu =, .as
the Richmond iassohger anu 4 ~ W.. "
Comp
the Virginia FaSsenser ana lloWer s 3oiil-
ranS ana purchased LOT th,s iat.er COM COM
panN tue Rlchnond lIae,i9y So,lp,, M
md the Virginia ELECTRICAL haiiWhA iulu
development Company or at least near near
lN the entire stock ISSUE OIL sl'c i, tm nv
companies the latter company hains tne
enterprise winch owned the electlic
flower plant on James EiNerf
10 pay lor. inc proPcrtlcs mus Pu ',.
chased the Merchanls Irusi loi,iR ~,
81 which Edwin Lansdon WAS NJ tpt. l.
time president advanced a lhIee sum sum
OF money, about million aud nan
dollars taking as evidence q me ipilm
e.t nSr the notes OF one or tne oamil
gage tonds rs collateral; The bank IN. m.
srector of New YORK, finding TINT me
trust company had mus ionil@a s SUI
Y large percentage OF It's assets 70 sun
stilftlatig one interest ana lor very
doubtful security, notified the autnor'-
Z Ties 81 ne institution that uhiess o.hcr
SATISFACTORY SsculltS was substituted "
ne loan paid, the Trust Company would
ba closed In this dilemma Irs MUM,
FISHERS associate and partner VINO hnd
been the family piiysc,l!an OF me, eiuer
MI Could, approached FRANK Jay HVulG'
then a young man Just OUT o. colL9ge'
aud his sisinr, MISS Helen Miiler Gou,n,
and hesought their iinahciai assis',t ii.,,
to eNtricatc nm ana INC COMPANY ~. VIII VII,
Which he was connected, from us pre- n',
dicament AT the same time upon .s-
ures prepared are from tns 1 1a o. tnc
Virginia lassenser alld lows, , Soll,
pany and Richmond passenger anu I9 70,
COMPANY which We're niider eoH , W
FISHER. statements were supiI,,'sc1 s tmnsc
ing tho prosperous GGnditlon OF .ht ~.
companies ana us apnltE 70 chrh Us
operating expenses ma ihNed ciia. 49,
Under these conail'onS anu NV tnus r,lls,i,i
Snaded young Mr iouid ana MISS 'u ',ia
as an act OF Kindness 70 NJ. Multi ll nv ,,.
upon the basis oil INC earning ta ~ ";
OF the property as above llloicht . M ~
vanccd the necessary money 70 i'aS ~ ~
j GCDtS que tue \ luSt Nspiiiln.liS & ''!N,i.i7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
GOOD MEETING.
Resolution to Increase School
Levy Unanimously Carried.

? fspecial . The Iimcs- Dlspntoh.)
f liEATHSVlLLlI, VA May 26.About
three hundred attended the educational
meeting, which was held at the court
house here to-day, many prominent per-
sons from Richmond Lancaster and
Northumberland counties wcro present
The meeting was called 10 order by Coun-
~ Superintendent Charles s, Eutmnk
who presented the speaker Of the occa-
sion. Rev. w s. Dunnway, who spoke
about one hour and a half; his speech
was followed with the closest attention
by his audience, Short addresses were
also made by Rev DR.. G. w. Bcnlc, A..
II Rice ana Charles S, lGubank. Mr..
Euhank offered resolution TINT the
BoarG OF Supervisors be requested TO levy
q AK CT twenty cents on n; the hundred
red unanimously. 1t IS believed that
The netting will be productive Of much
good,
x?-AhJ,FY r.N--nbeuiCEj2?cC mmb
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ASSEMBLY US VOTE
WILL kILL ONION
a special committee which reported, s-
norinc thr Man of federation entirely and
Continued from First Page)

a special committee which reported g
noring the plan of federation entirely and
recommending further conference on CO.
operation. The side to whichI belong
as represented III lie special committee
was entirely satisfied that the plan should
thus be ignored Its failure to receive
amy recognition or suggestion OF criti-
cism was sufficient evidence OF Its worth
essness. The substitute, which offered.
simply proposed to add to this mega
tive treatment n positive and Informal
expression Of disapproyal. The plan es-
capped this by twelve votes. DR.. Strick-
Ter dared anybody In the assembly to
move to approve it, 9and no motion was
made. The plan is thus silentlyslet alone.
this assembly suggests nothing as to fed
Grafton and II that amntter ever comes
up again the present committee VIII have
to renew the movement. This assembly.
SO far as It's own action extends. laid
federation on the shelf. My humble opin-
ION Is that 1t Will stay there. The plan
submitted to the assembly got from 1t no
substantial recognition and barely es-
capped Il gratuitous vote OF disapproval,' !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Rawlings Institute Alumnac.

The annual luncheon of the old Albe-
marie and the Rawlings Institute Alum
nae Association will be at the Colonial
Hotel, Charlottesville, on Monday at 2
p. M.
distance will be present. and the occa-
sion promises to be most interesting
one,
The business meetirg will be held at
the Rawlings Institute at i p. NJ, at
which important matters will come up
for discussion, This association has un-
der its care this session one OF the bright
est students of the institution. member,
also be presented at this meeting reso-
lutions IN memory of Mrs. Gillette Btbb
.Wellingham,. who was one Of It's most
her of the Executive Committee,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27

Graduates: Emmie Day, Alice Eloise
EO'Brien, Mary Alberta Sampson, rEthel
Lavernia Mills, Exila Walker Fitzgerald
Helen Ingram WcisGer, Mamie James
Thomas Reynolds.
The commencement exercises OF the col
ored public schools will be Monday night
in the First Baptist Church (coloreD. II
will he the fifteenth annual commence
nent of the school.
Fined and Held for Jury.
Ross sutton, the young man who Gre
ated so much excitement on HUI street
Thursday night by firing six shots at
Police Sergeant a. S. Wright, was fined
upon three. charges. aggregatng 800, IN
Police Court yesterday morning, and was
sent to the grand jury upon the charge.
OF attempted murder. For carrying a:
concealed weapon ut is admitted that the.
man did little harm as long as he kept
tho weapon concealed), he was fined s9o.
Because he shot in the street-not pc pc
cause he shot atnn officer--hc was fined
sos, and for resisting arrest another 20
fine was imposed upon him. ia
The grand jury will Investigate SUIT
toms conduct as he was working over
|stime with his little revolver tho n1u2zle
OF which was pointed in the direction OF
| Officer Wright. Justice OF the Feief ! i
I a. Jordan he. rd the case yesterda9 morn
ling in the absence Of Mayor Ma uricf
| sutton listened attentiycly TO TIE VII
nesscs who testified about his conduct on
the street and when all had been sa1d
| against him he looked up at the Justi zee
in an inuulring manner. 5i,5
"Eavc :ou anything to say?" queried
the Judge. ,,.
"I,ve Got nothing against Mr.. Wright.
He S n friend ofsmine. Thrust have been
whiskey.,' is all the defendant would
| say, The fine was imposed and CITY
Sergeant j. g.. Saunders will board sui
ton until the June term OF court.
Sergeant Wright was complimented bS
every business man on Hull Street yes
tcrday for his action when under fire.
/ gJad hc fired while the man was on the
4 principal thoroughfare it is said that
! some person on the street would nave
A perhaps been seriously wounded
Mr.. Pulliam Reelected.
Hon. D. l.. Pullam, superintendent
4 OF schools for Manchester has been re
J. elected by the State Board OF Educa tl o.
4 Mr. Pullianl's present term ends July the
i III and his re- election will give him four
4 more years as superintendent.
4 IN the State Of Virginia there IS nc
\ better school superintendent than MT,
Il d. IT, Puinn. He has devoted practi-
cally his entire life to the cause Oh eau
cation, and not only has his Influence peer
4 Of great benefit in Manchester, pu'
i thronghout the State he has been ar
4 active worker for higher education. MT
!, PullIam has for fourteen years been Inc
superintendent Of the Manchester puDle
, schools. His recollection to the. four yea
! term viii give him eighteen years lo1 con con
slant service in Manchester. IN con.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
a Foreigners View.

Our consu's report on Chicago say It's
population is over 1000 900, and In manu-
featuring 1t Is only surpassed by London.
There Is no place where so little drunk
5enness is seen, nor where the people are
more able to provide thesnecessarles OF
life without appeal to charity. Chicago
boasts the most magnificent water sup.
ply in the world.-London Chronicle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
SURVEY NEW LINE.
The Handley Estate Increased
Enormously in Value,
lsnaolnl lo Tho Tlmcs. nlsnnlch

ISPeclRI 10 The Tlmcs-D Isphlch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, May 2G.-Thc
Board of Directors of the Winchester and
WASHINGTON City Electric Railway an
nounccd tonight that they had selected
Mr. Wilson Davis, OF liarrlsonhurg. to
make plans, specifications and surveys
for tln power house and dam TO be io-
Gated along the Shenandoah River, east
OF Winchester, He Is Also chief con
struotlng engineer.
According 10 a Statement from Scran-
ton Pa, Where tbs lhtn Judge John
iurlst, The hulk OF which was left 10
Winchester, has trehled since his death,
and il row Worth about llna million dol
lars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
FLEET GATHERS
NEAR W00SUNC
(Continued from First Page.)

RojestvenskS's fleet is not reported and
opinion is divided as to whether 1t mas
entered the Pacific or returned 10 the
lower Chinese coast. The location or
Admiral 'rogo's fleet continues to be Sc.
cret. Popular feeling Is undlsturbed ana
the Japanese public is confident that Adj
gmiral Togo is prepared to meet any sit
uation. 5i5. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Refuses to Resign.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2s,-At n special
meeting of the Police Board to-day Mayor
Behrman preferred charges Of incom-
iournee whom no had suspended. The
Board fixed Friday, June 2d for hanr-
ing the charges. Inspector Jonrnec says,
TO he courts II the decision OF the BOARD
Shall he against him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Summer Is Wife's Season,

a, nVTIAND, May 3d. Statistics kept
Nv ia Humane Society show that hus-
bands are moro lovirg and consderai, 4, 9
az thar wives in warm weather than IN
cold. Secretary Rirksecket OF the So
ciety, yesterday said: q.
Zone reason for this lsQthat work IS
more plentiful in summer Another '!al
that working husbands have less tine
10 lniter ahout saloons and become drM IlILi,
Seyenty-fye per cent. Of the cases W.T..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
fRv Associated Prcss.o

(By Associated Prcss0 s
ST. PETERSBURG. May 1850 q. NJ.
While a. flying raid of one or two COM con,
Imerce destroycrs III the eastern sea Is
admitted as a possibility by the naval
authorities here, these authorities are
loath to believe that any division OF no no
jcstvensky's ssuuadrons in an impor .tll. .
sense has taken place. as reported ION ~.
Shanghai, I They 3prefer8@to assume that
tho ,,i,specfied RUSSIANS ships reported 20
he outside OF Shanghai, like the SIX whlcn
entered the port of Woosung, are u UNI
OF tho transport fleet without speciai
fighting value, and that perhaps they
have been sent thither to confuse the
scent for Togo VIVA SA5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Worlds Fastest Train,

Y cHIcAGo, May 26-The Lake sho : y
and New York Central d asaan,IHe SIM
day, june 18TH the running time Of &, q me
IwentIcth Century Limited train pet ,',eaH
hcago and New xerk ny, VIII be psanf te
W. ,uo nitias II hours. This reduction Will
make mai the Twentieth Century LIMITED the b
fastest long distance train IN the Wor!u,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Breckenridge Resigns,

WASHINGTON. D. c., May 2s,,rrMajor
Clifton +. Brecklnbridge, former Ans
member of the Dawes Indian Commits
sion, It was announced yesterday, He
resigned because ofan order Issued by
The President reversing the action Of the
over which Major Brecklnbridge had
Immediate Jurisdiction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Killed BY Favorite Horse.

NEw-cANAAN, CONN. May. sS; IL !
Ing under the heels OF her faYor!te, Ao oT,,s
yohn 1 8 p ihoi was found ~ stable
her home. 1T is supposed that she was 9
killed Instantly by KICK g. a ;ha she ina, MAI
vuteraay morning. Her body was NOT
aseovsred until late last night WHEN
ior husband, who had been absent tre ON
home, returned and began, 2 ssafcW Years. ap
I'D. Her husband Is a town Official,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Brief Items From Everywhere. *
Divorce for Mrs, Arnit.E

NEWPORT, r. l., May 26-Mrs. EYeIy IN
b. Armit. daughter OF al. cams gam = o n,I
obtained a divorce yesterday from her
husband, Robert r. Armlt. The decree
Was wa granted on the ground Of continual va
Mrs. Ar,nlt ychargea,, aisv =
but tho evidence did not sustain these
Mr.. and Mrs. Armt were married IN
New York on June II, 1902, agahst, INV NV
went Immediately to Mexico. where they
lived together only ten weeks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
i come to this office of Wife desertion are
directly attributed to drink. In sum.

winter" Al. Il
Miss Roosevelt Fearless Rider.
VI WASHINGTON. D. c.. May $3.50
cietys younger set has an old fad, reju-
Ycnated. the Paper Chase, and every af-
hunt,
Miss Alice Roosevelt Is one of2ts most
interested deyotees. During the Jennings
races here in April she. purchased q young
made good use OF her time In learning
to ride her new mount Is attested BY
the fact that she can now take hedges
and bitches With. all tbs nonchalence, Of
sfearlessness for which her father and
all the Roosevelt family are noted The
Chevy Chase Club house is the goal
For the rider who reaches this destination
On reaching the club house tho party
.is served with tca.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27

In n Finch, use ALIENS FooT,EAsE.
Alpowder for tired, aching, swollen feet.
All druggists a5c. Don't accept any SUB
stItute.--AdY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
. Cures Indigestion

HoRsFoRG's ACID PHOSPHATE
Natures remedy for obstinate inuges-
ton. nervous dyspepsia, heauache and
depression.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Preach to the Veterans,

Veterans aud all others Interested are
tnyted IN the services al the Chapel OF
tho Soldiers Home tomorrow a T..
NJ when there VIII he preaching by Chap
lain. ]. William Jones,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27

4 4
lfercnces Of superintendent and general
educational meetings held throughout Vir-
ginia, Mr.. Puliam has always been an
active and energetic participant. whose
advice was sought on many OF the i'm
portant questions before the educators
OF the State. +.
Subscriptions for Parsonage.
One thousand dollars was. subscribed
Thursday night Mt meeting held in West
End Church toward the erection OF a
handsome parsonage for the church. Rev.
e. IT. Dadmdn. former pastor OF the
church. but now chaplain Of Randolph
Macon College, delivered an address be-
fore the special meeting and one hundred
shares at ten dollars each were sold.
An opportunity will be givenathc mem
hers of5the congregation who didanot at
tend the meeting last Thursday night to
subscribe Sunday morning.
Rev. e. L. K. Tune.
Rev. Il. L. x. Tune. former pastor OF
Oak Grove Baptist Church. but now in
charge of church in Alabama,8is visit
Ing friends in Manchester. Rev. Mr.. Tune
was born blind and until he was seven
years old never saw the light OF day..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
HELEN KELlER'S
TEACHER is HERE
CONTINUED from First Pagc)

know that one of her Swiss ancestors,
living in Zurich, wrote a book on the
treatment OF the deaf. on her mothers
SIDE she is II Nrgnian, being a dcsce'l-
dunt of Governor Spotswood, of Virginia,
and a second cousin to General Robert
Edward Lee. Her father was Captain
Arthur IT. Keller a brave soldier Of the
Confederate army.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Stricken With Fever.

When Helen was nineteen months old
she was stricken with n fever that left
her deaf, dumb and blind, although her
health was not in any way impaired.
.Gntil she reached the age of seven she
led a wild, untumed existence, living
with her dogs and dominating her fan-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27

The commencement exercises of the col
ored public schools will be Monday night
in the First Baptist Church (colored. It
will >ybc the fifteenth annual commence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-27
Glass Prophecy, Exilia w Fitzgerald.
Valedictory. Mary a. Sampson. 5

"All Among the Barley Sterling.
Il Graduates: Emmie Day, Alice Eloise.
o Brien, Mary Alberta Sampson, Ethel.
Laverna Mills, Exila Walker Fitzgerald.
Helen Ingram WcsGer, Mamie James
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1905-09-06
Missouri Day at the Fair.

William M. Davis, president of the
Missouri Society of Oregon, has
issued letter to all former Missourian :
and defendants of Missourians in Or
gon and Washington 10 make every
effort to be present at the Lewis and
Clark Exposition on the 14th of Sep
tember, which is to be Missouri day
Governor Joseph w. Folk will be
present.; he will be tend cred a recep-
tion, and will make speech. There
are more than 10000 natives of Mis-
souri, living in Oregon alone, and it j.
expected that Miss ouri day will bring
one of the largest crowds yet seen at
the fair, as everybody seems eager to
meet the famous young governor of
Missouri. Governor Folk is only S5
years of age. but is already a national
political figure.