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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-09
THE CRAZY QUILT.

For olden fashions
A lance we tilt,
And pause to honor
The crazy quilt.
This patch with roses
So primly sprigged
Shows Grandpa courted
The trinity rugged.
That piece Of gingham
VIII witness keep
of when Hosea
Began TO creep.
All, sweet the slumbers
Beneath its fold,
And sweet the dreamings
From days Of old.
So here is praising
The bygone reign
When quilts were crazy
And lives were sane.
New York Sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-09
JINGLES AND JESTS.
Kept Her word.

She would rot wed the bast Of men
Twas what she said M FIRST
She proved her strength 81 purpose
when
She wed about the worst
Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-09
$500

copies, the largest paid circulation Of
any daily paper in this section.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-09
EAST MONTPELIER.

There win be social dance and oy-
ster supper for old and young at Village
Hall, Tuesday evening, March IA. Mu-
sic, Gilbertson's orchestra. Bill SIPS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-09

TOO OLD Fashioned For Anything
Il see thar society girl eloped with
her coachman.'
How dreadfully passe! Wasn't there
any chauffeur aroundY" Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
is ENLIGHTENMENT.
SAYS GOV. FOLK
He Declares It to Be a Crime for
Insurance Officials to Mis- /.
apply the Funds.
(spocial to The Times-Dispntch.)

yVAERENSBURG.5 MO-. Oct. 4.-Gover.-
nor Folk In the course of an address at
the Missouri Democratic harmony ban
quot at Tertle Springs last night declared
that: when tho president OF a great
New York life insurance company contri-
lbuted tho funds OF his company for poiit!,
cal tmnpaign purposes ane IcommittIeo
embezzle1nent' #
This singing reference to President
John "A. mccall. OF tho Now York Life
Insurance Company. who admitted !, re- :. !.
comfy that no had been contributing
large sums OF money to the Republican,
campai Ign fund since 1890, the total contrl-
button amounting to moro than Sl5000o,
evoked the most spontaneous ana enthus-
iastic applause of tho evening.
'."rhe 'lnsurance grafters and tho mon
who profted by Insurance graft were no
better than boodlors, : insisted the Cover
surance company said no, ''use the
money in their hands for their own .pur-
poses that is a graft; when the president
Of a great insurance company. talk es funds
held In trust for the benedtclnrles OF In
sulanco policies, and without their knowl-
edge and consent pays a part OF. tho trust
funds into political campaign fund, that
Is elnbezzlement Just the same as II q
public ot1cial In charge, Of tho public
funds were to put his hands into the
nubl!c treasury and take therefrom money
(which no turns over TO some one else
for political or private purposes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05


been arranged, the races being espe.
daily good for to-day.
Tho results Of tho RACES are as fol-
lows. H tity
2:16 pace purse s6oo--Nrnnie Tompkins,5
+ b. M, 4, 1, l; Elio. b. g., q. 2 2; Sadie
Temple, 8. 8. 8. Time. Ell IA IA, 2:2s IA,
$2:17 "a. 3. ts 5S E
2:1e trot purse 400 Rara Avis. c. 81,
4. q. !. i: Petronel, Q. HIS, 4, 8. 2; Mon
tant Guard. br, g..52, 5s. 8. Time,
2:22 ia, 2.22 2:221-2 2:20 IL ii 81
Running mile dnsh---purse 2oo--callen
Dula, b. M, /; Itneal, b. m, 2; Setanket,
b. +. s., 3. Time 1 46.
Hurdle race, mile tdash----purse s15o---
Ida Woodlands, G. h. m. / s; Cool Gar.
gle, b. g., 2. Time. ZOE IA, # .ag
The HEREFORD Breeders Association will
meet in second annual convention ut the
Hotel Carroll tomorrow afternoon. It
Unexpected that about forty we'll known
breeders will DO present. representing all
sections Of the State. Mr.. Edward Gray
Butler, OF Berryville the secretary, Is
here tonight completing arrangements
for the convention. 1T 53s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
THE | 4 ESTIMATION
IN THU: SOUTH i.
New Orleans Teachers to Speak
Daily On Mosquito
Theory.
(By Associated Press)

NEW ORLEANS, October 4.-The off,
c,al report OF cases to P. M. is as fol-
lows: New cases. %; total to date. 1904;
deaths. 4: total. 400; new foci. 8; under
treatment, 1914; discharged 200,
There was nothing out OF the ordinary
in the fever situation to-day. Only two
OF the new cases are above Canal street.
Five cases are reported by DR.. Mcraux.
the health officer Of st. Bernard, which.
while in the city OF New Orleans. are
almost on the border OF st. Bernard
parish. Ono case came from St. Ber-
rard parish to tho French asylum on
st. Ann Street. which has over a score
Of cases to date. None Of the other asy-
lums has reported any moro cases. or
the deaths only one was uptown, and
another was In the Emergency Hospital.
Not One Admitted
For the first time since the Emergency
Hospital was established, on July 9th,
not a. single case was admitted. The
country reports are becoming irregular,
The following were received today:
Patterson, 8 new cases. Kenner, j new
case; near Bunkie. case; near Thibo-
deaux, i case;. Lafourche Crossing, 8
new cases.
H Oflcial reports were received from
Glenwild. Riverside and the Barataria
country to the effect that the fever had
been stamped out in all these places
To business men the most encourage
irg feature Of the yellew fever situation
Is the disposition that is being manifested
by parishes and towns In Louisiana to
raise their guarantees about October
1ath, In harmony with the suggestion OF
Nr1yN
h Tho State University. 1t Is announced.
will open on November list. The various
departments Of Tulane University will
open about the same time. The public
schools In many parts OF Louisiana are
already in operation.
Teach About Mosquitoes.
Superintendent Easton. OF the New Or.
leans schools. has issued an order to
each Of the 600 teachers employed to give
brief talks daily to the children on the
mosquito theory.
One OF tho chief features of tho Presi-
dents reception here was to have been a
banquet. at which the representative
citizens of Louisiana wero to have gath
cred, and the President was to have
been afforded an opportunity to speak
fl eely. Advices from Washington are
that the programme arranged contenl-
plates only days visit. An effort will
B be made to persuade him to extend his
stay, in order that no may attend the
banquet ,58
Mississippi Condition.
"a JACKSON, MISS, October 4-The fol-
lowing Is the Official Mississippi yellow
fever summary for the past twenty
four hours:
Yicksburg, 5 new cases; Natchez, new
cases; Port Gibson, new case; Scran-
ton, no new cases. all original cases dis
charged Hamburg, ! new case, death
H DR.. T. x. Mngee, State health Officer
In charge OF Hamburg, telegraphs that
he believes he Will be, stricken with the
fever
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
A Physician Arrested.
lI3Y AssooInted Press.)

Gag (l3y Associated l'ress')
PENSACOLA, Fla, October 4,-Ihe
official fever report for to-day follows;
New cases, 10; total to date, 1856;
deaths /; total. SO cases discharged,
70; under treatment, 81.
A sensation Was created this afternoon
by the arrest OF DR.. ]. s. Heron for
refusal to allow n sanitary officer to in-
spect his house. DR.. Heron Is one OF
the oldest physicians In the city. and
by many Is considered an expert on yel-
low fever, Tho fever situation to-day,
willie practically unchanged SO far IS
new cases arc concerned, shows some
Improvement In the number OF deaths.
Tho heavy rains OF the past week have
created many breeding places for the
mosquito all over the city. Tho work Of
draining pools and distributing oil con-
tinues. Among the new cases IL j.
Simpson Rees president Of the Peoples
Bank OF Pensacola. non
=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful it Is
In Preserving Health and Dcauty.

Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
Is the safest and most efficient disinfectant
and purifier In nature. but few realize its
value when taken into the human system,
for the same cleansing purpose. X
Charcoal Is Il remedy. that the more you
take Of It the better: It Ia not drug at
ell Put simply absorns the gases and I'm;
lntestines and carries them out OF the
system,
Charcoal sweetens, the breath after smok
oEEer af odoau Or yegstsbe eaAs onions
Charcoal effeotunlly clears and Improves
the complexion, It whtens the teeth and
further acts as q natural and eminently
safe cathartic.
It absorbs theinjurious gases which col
lect in the stomach and bowels; it disn-
feots the mouth and throat from the
poison OF cAtarrh.
or another, but probably the best charcoal
and tho most for tho money Is In Stuart's
Charcoal Lozenges: they are composed Of
the nnest p'owaerea MllIow ohaEcoal and
fasting lozenges, tho charcoal being mixed
with honey.
tell in much Improved condition OF tho
general health, better complexion, sweet
or breath and purer blood: and the beauty
Of i IL that no possible harm ! can result
trary. great benefit, ~
A Buffalo physician In speaking of the
benefits of charcoal, says: II advise
stuartis Charcoal LozenEes to eli patients
suffering from gas In stomach ana bow
" tho breath. mouth and throat; / also
believe the liver Is greatly benefited by
the daily use OF them, they cost but TWEEN
ty-hye cents a box at drug stores, and al
though In some sense 2 patent prepa rn-
ton, yet believe ] get more and better
charcoal In Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges
than In any OF the ordinary charcoal tab
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Horses Dash Through Crowd.
INTERSTATE FAIR.
Al Breakdown Of Street Cars
Somewhat of a Handicap.
(Special to The Times Dispatch.) @

LYNCHEURG, VA, October 4.-Tho
only unfortunate thing OF the second day
OF the Interstate Flair to-day was tho
breaking down OF an engine In tho power
house OF tho Traction Company, which
threw the cars out of com mission for an
hour and a hnlf shortly after noon and
crippled the service during the entire
afternoon.
More beautiful weather could not have
boen asked for but q much larger CROWD
would have been. present u tho cars
could have carried tho crowds that llned
the streets, awaiting transportation, ~io
grand stand was filled when tho bell
was sounded for the first race by Starter
races were holly contested from start TO
finish. The FREQ attractions between the
heats, whlcA were given from an cleya ter!
stage in front OF the grand stand de-
lighted the thousands present,
II The judgi\ completed In tho de-
partment dursis tho day, and thousands
OF persons visited the crowded stock and
poultry exhibits, The magnificent dis
play Of fruit and flowers which Is under
the direction OF Hon, George u. Murrel|,
who had charge OF the Virginia display at
tho recent Worlds FAIL has created no
end OF favorable comment, many persons
claiming 1t to be the best display OF Its
character ever gotten together In Vir-
gnia.
Tho fair was an old-tlmer, everything
being on the grounds from the hlg pump
kin to the fatted calf and the artistic
rrd fancy work Of the women
During the day the I4Ynchb,wg City
Band and tho Roanoke Machine Works
Band gave a concert.
(. Tomorrow Is the big day of the fair,
and, with favorable weather. II is ex-
10
eli the grounds.
Tomorrow is the big day OF the week,
Excursions will BIO operated on all the
railroads. and 1t is beloved, with fair
weather, that there will be an Immense
crowd present, A strong programme has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
New Foci in Natchez.
(By Associated Presa.)

5iIII5N5 D 3(By AssOcIatod Press.) ~ "a n
NATCHEz, MISS, October 4.-To- day
report OF the fever situation Is satisfying
to the physicians with respect to tho nuns
Der OF new cases reported, but the fact
that there are two fool, both white pm
tients, lis not 80 encouraging. One OF the
two, Mrs J. B. Lyon, wife Of a jeweler.
resides near the business center.
"A private telegram from Chicago reports
the death ut that place this morning ct
William Cunning, a white refugee from
this city, who was taken sick between
here and jackson while Ell route to tho
North. Summary;
New cases, 8; new foc. q; total cases
to date ll5; total deaths, Z; undor treat
ment 90; discharged, s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Civic Association.
nv AssocIotea pross

gay AssoCluleO t'Ecss'l :,
4 CLDFllLAND, O., October 4.--rhe Con-
vention OF the American Civic Associa'
ton opened hore to-day With about 200
delegates from all over the country In
attendance, Mayor Johnson delivered
tho address OF welcome.
Officers were elected as follows; Pres-
dent, J, II. Mcfarland, Harrisburg. Pa;
treasurer, William p. Rowland, New
York; first vco-presldent, Clinton ROE
ers Woodruff, Philadelphia; general Vice
presidents, George Foster Peabody, New
York; Franklin MaoYeagh, Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Z, s,oc,, = The MIN pispantc chs

Especial 10 The Times- Dispat ch.)
NJ GLADEsBORO, VA. October 4. a
has reached here that Herbert McPe ak;
shot and killed FLOYD Kemp late satur-
day night In the edge OF Floyd county,
near the f5lne between this (CarrolD
county and Floyd. 5##as-
Kemp's body had not been moved late
Yesterday evening. awaiting the coroner,
who resides some distance from the scene.
Kemp was shot in the head twice, tho
report says, and killed Instantly. Bad
blood between the, parties on account
OF former difficulties Is said to be the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
A TRAIN.IS WRECKED
AND. EIGHTEEN INJURED
(By Associated Press.)

= CONNDILSVILLE, PA. October A.
Train No. / tho Paramount Express, on
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was
wrecked early to-day at Round Bottom,
two miles south OF Morgantown. w.
Va. Three coaches. including tho bag
gage car, ladies' coach and a Pullman
chair car left the train on a curve
and tun1bled over the bank to the edge
Of tho Monongahcla River, Fifteen to
eighteen people were Injured, FIVE Of
them seriously. 4lsis564a g}s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
STOLE ANCIENT COINS WHICH
WERE VALUED AT 100000
%fBy Associated Pres

PARIS, October 4.-Rev. Jeremiah Ilm;
known numismatlst and Egyptoxgist, who
stopped over in Paris on his way to the
United states from Egypt. was to-day the
victim OF thieves. who stole the entire
collection OF ancient coins. medals ana
canoes obtained by him during ms
Egyptian tour, and which were destined
for the metropolitan Museum OF ATT a..
estimated at 100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
STILL GROWING
Demand for Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets Continues
TO Increase
to Increase,

Although Mi-o-na was introduced in
Richmond but 4 short time ago, 1t is
to-day outselllng all other medicines for
the cure OF Indigestion and stomach
troubles
Mi-o-na gives such health and strength
to the weakest stomach that all the food
Is readily converted isto nutrition, Sc
that It gives nourisllment and health ia
the whole system. III this way nervous
ness and sleeplessness are cured; head
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
MAY REVOKE THE LICENSE
OF THE NEW YORK LIFE
fsneolol to The TImes-plspatch.l

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)
JEFFERSON CITY. MO-, October A.
Superintendent w. D. Vandiver, Of the
Missouri Insurance Department, is likely
to take action following the Nevada and
Colorado departments In revoking the
Company to do business in this State,
Tie VIII take formal action in few days,
unless the money Is replaced and Presi-
dent Mccall Resigns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05

aches. baokaches and rheumatic pains
are prevented, and there VIII be no more
poor appetite. distress after eating
heartburn, or debility.
Ml-o-na costs but 30 cents box, II
you cannot obtain Mi-o-nn OF your drug
gist, 1t. will be sent by mail postpaid on
receipt of price Sample sufficient to
show It's Value will bc forwarded on re-
quest Tho r, T. Booth Co., ithaca.
n. Z,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
NO TRACKAGE RIGHTS
Denial That the G. & O, Has
Made Alrranpen1en+ With e. r O..

81 Officials. of the Chesapeake and Ohio
RailvsSv Company, high In authority, de-
ny the report recently circulated IN WASH
ington to She effect that the company had
Will obtain ira ckage rights over the Bal
t!more and Ohio from Staunton to Ear-
risonhprg and thence over the Southern
to Manassas and Washington. 55glS
There Is mo truth In the report" de-
clnred q Chesapeake and Ohio official
fully authorized to speak.
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Mississippi Condition.
Better in Vicksburg.
3(By Associated Press. J

----T7 a. (By AsSoClatcd PfeHs,J --77-- 71- Y
T. VICKSBURG, MISS, October 4.-To-
days fever report showed n distinct i'm.
provement over those OF the past few
days. only five cases having been found
up to 8 P. M, The figures to date are:
New cases to-day, $: total cases, lSl;
total deaths, IA cases under trcat ment,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
PRISONERS HAVE GONENON
GENERAL I'll UEGER' STRIKE
(By Asso cinted Press.

a (By Also cin ted Press.l Il
+ ST. PETERSBURG October 4.-"The
Hunger Strike which began October
I'd In the women's department In one Of
the largest prisons hero. devoted to the
detention Of political offenders, has be-
come general. For three days all the in
mates Of the prison have been refusing
to eat rs protest against the rough
treatment OF female prisoner and the
general administrative conditions in the
r,riSOn. S5aRsf ~ i65 4.sT,t &f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05

Ns5ptCIHI MISREPRESENTATION
NEWPORT, VA, October 4.-Quite
a serious shooting affair occurred
this morning at s o'clock between J. M,
Smith and his son, Aztec, on one side,
and Floyd S, Williams and his SON.,
Frank, on the other.y y. w M 81 Smith Is
shot through the bowels, and is said to
be In n dangerous condition He was
taken to Roanoke this morning.
An old grudge was the cause Of the
difficulty. 5$ s. s33 y. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
NEW YORK WILL HAVE A
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP PLANK

S4 (By Associated Press,l
NEW YORK. October 4.--Charlos F..
Murphy. leader Of Tammany Hall, said
to-day that strong municipal owner
ship plank would be inserted In the DEM
ocratIc county platform this fall,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05

80
and hunted by members OF the Oak Ridge
Hint Club. brought out a small, but go 20
held. 4. President Sackett on Josephine"
knocked down one jump M W VII he 'ras ON ON
81 aKett ON aa aEa s{n sunday went clean
Blue and handsomss, silver cup wyns
President sackett's nEa 11 Sunohh Sorbt
out only small field, Mi. Morris ''B IA
don" making the best performance, 1--WE n,,e
went to AIR. Morrss Bran ma n, iito
evenings performance closed with al e1-
lhibitlon high jump BY High links, ridden
sby Upper, over the bars at six feet, Mr.
Hurkanlp, who has ridden seven ~, feet IL, Iouf'
Purchased Confidence.
9sy1a paelSR tasnsh p %inaor 81
two blues in the hunter ella sses; In y, price
+ MISUNDERSTANDING. Dcciaratlon,W "; NJ NJ;
Carroll second Wlteh MazeE Gn ieks anc
Harness horses under 1915 hands-First'
Gich tS, Mr s PYnSR MI panop;
fourth, DR.. Reid. Mr.. Randolph H9ward: /.
Green Park Hack s-First, icing OF
Hearts Mrs. Allen Potts; second Nor f3
Carter; fourth. Exception. Hale, CARRIER
and CARRIER. :,
Pair Harness moraes-Tstd Ds si6yy,n sna
Suporl Or Alr. sLunlOpt& SetOIl0' <Alua q
and Charming Mr.. CARRIER. :,
Local Park IIackE-Ftrst IT, Bohemian. MI.
Lewis; second. Lady Norwood, Mr.. WI tn
ers; third Carey, Mrs. DO Gontard; fourth,
Arno, Mr.. Winfree. LIZ
corinthinr Hunters: First, Confidence.
] w McCombs: second. King Edward.
u. b. 3Benner; third. Navajo. David Dun
Ion. fourth Chpmunk c. Smith. ], 95$,
Oak Ridge Hunters: First. Easter Sun
day, III. M. Sackett: SECOND. ! Arno. p. b.
fourth, Josephen. r. c. Horton.
ThoroughDred Hunters: First Brandon.
Julian Morris: second, Panther, G. w.
Smith; third, Sir C;ibbe, T. G. Herring;
fourth, Humid. Mrs. Allen Potts. High
Jump exhibition: First, High links. six
feet. =. a.!
An unfortunate accident occurred after
the horse show had closed for the night.
| On account of the immense crowd leav-
lng tho grounds pair OF horses har-
messed to n carriage dashed madly
| through the throng, creating q panic and
ran wildly down Rivermont avenue. BY q
miracle nor ono Of the many thousand
pedestrians was injured. Tho negro
driver, however, was thrown out Of the
| vehicle and so seriously injured that 1t Is
sold he cannot live until morning. Dr.
Martin was quickly with the injured man
and rendered him all medical attention.
j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
TWO SHOOTING AFFRAYS
OUT IN SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA
One Man Is Killed and Another So Badly Injured That
He Will Most Likely DE-
I (specIal to Tic Times-Dispatoh.)

cause OF the tragedy No arrest has
yet been made. & III n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
Holiday Committee.

At n meeting Of tho Holiday Commit
tee yesterday afternoon the city was
divided into four sections, Main street
In ono direction and Ninth Street In the
other creating tho grand divisions
Each OF tho four gentlemen present at
the meeting, General Charles j. Ander-
son, DR., MCCLURE Newton, Mr., Arthur
D. Clarke and Mr., John G. Walker, as
sumed the responsibility for ono Of tho
quarters thus outlined. Every manu-
facturer. storekceper or other employer
of labor Within q section will be conf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, SOUTHERN
II RAIlWAY,n OCTOBER 8, 1908.

Train No. II, leaving Richmond daily.
except sundays. at 500 r. NJ, arriving
Chase City $3.50 F, NJ, and No. lis. leay-
ing Chase City at $40 A. NJ, and ar
riying Richmond at s,40 a, NJ. viii be
discontinued between Keysyllle and Chase
City on and after October sth, nnt W,il
continue TO be operated on same sched-
ule as at present between Keysytlle and
Richmond.
\ Through connection for Chase CITY,
oxford ard Durham viii continue 70 lsays
Richmond daily at 1880 paau. as n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-05

municated with by letter or telephone
and requested to grant n half-holiday 80
that every working man in the city Will
{ be enabled to see and hear the Prcsi-
dent. Tho committee will use every cf-
fort to let no single plan escape is
attention, but, in the event that any
employer cannot .be reached, he is urged
to seek out some member OF tho COM
mittec at once.
Advertising Committee.
Tho Advertising Committee met OF $50
p. NJ. In the Chamber OF Commerce and
orranged to have the coming visit Of Mr..
Roosevelt extensively announced through
cut tho state. Envelope slips will DO
provided for the merchants Of the city
i to be sent out in every business letter
that Will leave Richmond between this
time anu October 18th. A subcommittee
was appointed oflook after the reduced
railroad rates to Richmond and to see
that tho roads post circulars at all sta
lions announcing these rates. An article
for publication In the country papers OF
the State will be prepared a. once.
"A subcommittee, consisting OF Messrs
Rosenegk, Talley and Galcski will sar-
range to have all the bells In the city
ring and nil the stcam-whistles blow
salute. beginning at the moment the
Presidents train reaches tho western
portion OF theA city and continuing until
the party reaches the Main-Street Sta
4 ton. s3s5 ia 81
Tho members OF the Advertising Com
hittee present Mt the meeting were
Messrs. II. w. Wood. John G. Freeman,
s.. Galeski. j. l.. Antrim Williamson.
Tal.ey, A. r. Holderby, II. Lee Lor-
i1aine and Leroy L. Brown.
Executive Committee.
call was issued yesterday for a
meeting OF tho Executive Committee to
be held ut clock this evening at the
Virginia State Insurance Company's Of
fees. at Fifth and Main Streets. At this
time reports Will be received from the
various committees appointed mt the
Chamber OF Commerce meeting Monday
MnIpht. 80. ~ .atli3 1N .a.a