The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
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81 TENNESSEE.
Tho Tennessee Room has had but few add !. 4
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museum opened. on tho third foor. @as ex:
sassd 9n g Ke.ushy
a!iiens, II If Xs we're sgsoe y,,i
p posent tn 81 liz resen ME-
urged that I'ennessce send relies even AZ III
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sented to net AS alternate and being q wells, Y!
GSncd dGr nsFeGns
In moving, catalogulng md replacing relics;
Mrs. Dav d az. Brown FOR their help ct this
The only revenue for our room 4 from the +,
sale OF 1.-THE little haad-panted flags ~ ri
Street bank, credit of Tennessee Room, Witt.
Be pnr rehas IL o hqd some Valuable
now III TIC asses 4 gain q would beg TIE
xespnR e dfss
4 Tho Confederate Museum, II the capital aot
widely known. strangers visit daily from
states North south. Fast a,ld West e to t,
s5. Tonnss.so did gallant service Inc thls I
war for Independence Tennessee's sons were q 1
.eb,e1s aaus hans
5piaeed for future generations q read and md
'ssneaj s'rs. N6R NAN RXSD9 Nssen..
MISSISSIPPI
4. I have written quite a number OF q let tiers {
since tho last meeting, and have received 4
fors continncd Effort in my work, When last
fall Mrs. bryan requested me to have In
Htssas!p Room collection Sf pIctqrss
began correspondence 10 that effect, but have
vicksburg monument. 33 l hope. however to Y
haze them a., Within the next ss
oKer hope
help from them along different lines. "a
new catalogue, of the IS issIssippI Room
articles themselves indistinct that I have de-
compensated for BY tho advantage TO the 4
line ;i
81 received for informant ton regarding aa.s &, IN
the room. There ls only n fragment OF the
but there seems characterization to send relics
s's Mrs Isl smallan fonner hays
been turned over e mo by Mrs. John OH ~ 8
ss'sSsdj MARIA AB Der \. gA assat
TEXAS. III II
II affords mo great pleasure to be able 70 4
give such a sp endid 4 cport, for ne Texas
during during tho past Year now Interest and / en-
Athuslasm seen, man tested In this great work
ssssps 81
Client and faithful gent, NJ rs ls-8
les who sias done 80 much for the. roonl.
dc mora for the future success
During the past year all the lcles in the
increase since the last cat loglo yvay got TIM
out Nfl9 Since last reported 81 many valuable
and /, docnmsnts +, nes h
1 generously donal ed a very handsome bronze;
tablet q her hlsba nd. the late Col A5 IT,
revere. IIo was q North carolIn'an8by birth !
and a Texan by adoption: He was owner
largest daily pap-rs Of thaS Southwest. a This 4
tablet !s a great acquisition TO the ro1n,,
nas a
placed above the tab ct. She has also ordered I
d ln- dsome hand carved pedestal Of oak on {
We hope TO have Mrs. Belo and her two chill
dren present f3 "a ~ 2
Y mother most valuable tablet Of bronze was
given y by Mrs. EIenrlettag I<ing. Of n Corpus
Christi! Texas IN T, OF Greens's Texas
1sNThs Gen. Grf,th chanter: /. u D. CT, Terrell:;
the most valuable gifts we gould recrive (, l
!refer to the handsome portrai Of Judge John /
ats sS 'yns smnfr
the maj, whom MI he souttl,5a ! we'll as !
Texas delights 70 honor VIII prove P, one of
$50 It affords me untold pl assure to report
that the B second cathedral window. pre-
$feen received and proper placed . This beau;
Gtiful window. given by the citizens and 3
sssa sa ns sas sss
io the tho 'Sf which al loves
B In concluding my report may ! add that
the Texas Room, is proud OF being the first to-
report cathedral windows and bronz, allets. &,
,S tSgned) Mrs. w LILA NJ ~, Il AEs1a1 s,
b 935 M 3{SS5 StS @ Vlce-Regent.
Y. LOUISIANA. 3s5
ii Since tho last annual rapport Louisiana has
to acknowledge the receipt OF q picture, THE
Survivors OF the Louis ana Guord Artillery. 81
presented to the room by Mr.. Costa, .of New
Orleans. q ring made by John Niche while
a prisoner at Fort D Q aware, presented by his.
ScousIn, Mrs. Wilson; a prayer-book given by
Of the Seventh louisiana Infantry, a. N. ". I
while a prisoner q Fort Delaware, presented .
bvi Mrs Nv lson;@ cartridges made in 1861 and
carried BY Lit Col. u J. N (; llson during tho
va. presented by Mrs. Wilson; the flag OF the \
Point Conpee, Louisiana Artill ery. carried by (