The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29

Suppression of the Khan.
The last tine saw the old Governor
90 80. III.
WI" '''neui.s. siee'eu mn oo,"ia'is,
and he tried 10 respond. stopped, and;
teebly drawing from his pocket an en-
vclope, wrote across IL n quotation from
aannc. l., !, o,,oi,t IA ta,hia,,a5 s,,,io NJ
49, . a,S'i''. " g =.
hsilo ltihs-the hahd Wnlch wrote ths
fatal signature TO proclamation which
cost him his citizenship. He did not
NV ''s -t,'V'iiet was ~.
Aces SISTER ana did not tell MIN, ior
| / felt then, as do now, that he. suffer.
| ed for Others sins as we'll as his ON
| ana that 1T would hnve 1,een nobler
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~" ,,.,,. ~ 80, 's.Nen "''i'. 49,,
| Wheh Coionei McAtee returned from
| The reconstruction government. he dis
h,,,,,,a ~ K,.t,l,,, t,,.n T., Mo d,strict
A., aa,.l,a,a ,,n,, r,ar.ss... ~
u. aceoi 'iai'ee WIN Sehe'al roi 90. -
| dcrs. Younger and more desperate men
! leorganizcd It as a local fraternity to
thoir own sorrow and tbc disgrace Of
a.>, .s,..t,n. - , ,,,,,t,i,, reo,or
some SECTIONS OIL our mountain iesioi',
| Its deSeneracy into fierce neiEhborhood
| feuds and It's perverson by the lawless
| swiftly followed until It became neces-
s sary for tho tn" ORGANIZERS anti, Of the original
Khan to aid in the suppression OF us
spurious successors.
u1, p..;..,..a DEWEY,
Al, ,,.,or "a. r,on,.s t,xon ST.
NJ! ,,,,hs wv We - n2,lis I'm ,,nSr
Gnlon ~ ''ie odnssii,, AMI aided
Nv, ny, tI,o s,,yrrossi,n ~ ne reckless
III. 'I ~ -, =. to'o, ~ ~. tbo tvna
" 81 ~ was x Ia re-
ei.tiass r,n,var No Az, ,wntvenrs If it's
sxistencn He never ~ ottenGeG n meeting
Of the order or took any active part
i nr 'N of wisdom And moderation to It's
n'nssn ,ea dnrs nm Me M me wis a tower
u ur sirenstn, he l. -. and always wa a
n r,d - bsrpar liz Comes Of The stock
my o,.s.p,sd ,hjs rnnnhlin>" His grand
f fnther I.eutenant -f,alonel Frederick
n amIrsn nngr was and lne nnnt ndei resi
mani Of Rnyoiutjonnry 'natriots at the
| hat,io ~ tsine,s MAMMA IN ~ fJe liz to-day
4 a vono,., III ns;nister ~ Christ who In a
ministry Of sixty :s, Years has bult twenty
n arlis,hs H fnI knaw and dread the dan
ssro ys ROVER Of 4 secret oath bound po-
Ideal order. He went into il reluctantly.
comfy only because it vas the last
resort of desnnir to save society from
ine,,n naolen pnd cr Sn1se =
ihsolenoe ana CRIME St
Printed orders Rltual.
H. = ,,crord If 4,rennessce. Is
| r,,,t
a man whose portrait scarce ~ o ,s
the description OF ~, !, I nfn.
man McCord was the PRIMER ~ tne o'i ~,
OF the Pulaski Cit,zeh. W ty,a Sc, .lte
| type, printed and stitched the conipleeIIe e
| edition of the Ritual of the order. lie
never knew untll years al teI. INC, lNe 1 ,9
of the manuscript. or from whose hands
| he received 1T. He got one day an anony-
nous letter telling him to remove the
/ middle brick in the space beneath a Ger
tain window in his printing office. He
did SO and found that the brick In the
center Of the wall had been taken out and
In It's place lay a roll of manuscript con-
tanning the Ritual OF the Invisible En-
pre-" No name appeared in the title.
IT was merely marked wleh three stars
e INSTRUCTED to print and date bind Ind
t ~ .me he hours of ono and twr, "a. ~
to place I'll. the bundle Of complete copies OUT
Unseen hands bore them away in the
| da rtness IL
uarAliG :.A, p:4 x1,-,i,:, Y;d
Little Dill Virginia hlu.
rho o,,1,, two confes OF this Ritual
| II. tn Col1 no