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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
NO SHIP SUBSIDY.
Representative Spight Takes Issue
With Gen, Grosyenor.

Representative spight of Mississippi,
ranking democrat on the merchant marine
committee, takes issue with the published
statement of Gen Grosvenor to the effect
that the ship subsidy bill win be reported
and passed at the next session Of Congress.
saying: -.
The committee is composed of eighteen
members. 1t would require ten to report
the bill Nine or ten have expressed them
selves as opposed to the BILL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
The Nashville to Be Repaired.

The United States gunboat Nashville has
been detached from the Atlantic feet and
is on it's way from San Juan. Porto Rico,
TO Boston, iwhereait will be placed out OF
commission and repaired The Nashville
has had serious trouble with its boilers and
has been replaced In West Indian waters
By the girboat Marietta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
ROYAL CAUSE DEAD.

Sterling Heilig writes that
Flip" the present pretend
ant, has been foiled again.
Dead dynasty at Dreux en-
blematic of the. dead hope of
the family. Illustrated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
RATE BILL PASSED.

Senate Agrees to the Conference Re-
port.
At 3.O2 o'clock this afternoon the Senate
adopted the conference report on the rate
bill, and within a few minutes Thereafter
adopted the conference report on the pure
food bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
Gen. Greedy In San Francisco.

A telegram was received at the War De-
partment today from Maj. Gen. Greedy at
san Francisco. saying that everything in
that city Is progressing favorably as re-
CARDS relief and that health continues
wonderfully good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29

the most infinite contempt for some Of the
lawyers.
Il will quote Scripture said Senator Till
man; II may not have 1t exactly correct.
but | will look 1t up and put it in the Rec
ord. You remember In st. Lukes where 1t
says, 'Ye lawyers We hyprocites, who put
burdens on people which We do not bear &"
Senator Tfllman said that the lawyers he
was after were the dirty creatures who
crawl about to do the work of the railroads
and accept as compensation a free pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
Tennis at wimbledon Postponed.

WIMBLEDON. England. June 2o.-The
matches in the lawn tennis Championship
games scheduled for today had TO be ADAM
doued owing to the heavy rainfall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
THE SKIES IN July.

There is much to interest
amateur astronomers during
the coming month. Illus
trated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
TYPES OF BATHERS.

Pleasures OF taking a sun
bath at Atlantic City married
BY the exuberance of athletes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
OPENING AN
OIL FIELD.

How the big companies get
their crude product; gushers
and busters thrilling phases
of the industry. Illustrated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
BRIDGE TALKS.

More valuable hints for play
ers OF this fascinating game,
Illustrated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
Secretary Root Back.

Secretary Root returned last night from
Clinton. New York, and resumed his duties
at the State Department early this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
OtherNOtable FeatureSin
TomOrrOw's Big Paper.
ALERTNESS IN ALASKA.

Automobiling on the shores
of the Arctic; enough gold to
pay the national debt; mug
gets the size of fist. illus
trated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29
Block system to Be Studied.

The Senate today passed a bill authorize
| ing the interstate commerce commission to
investigate the block system for railroads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-29

The true fitting and faultless Eiseman
Brothers garments are recognized the city
over as true standard read -to-wear cloth
ing for men of discriminating taste. Our
lines Of nobby true blue two piece serges are
the talk Of the town, due to their exclusive
ness, and then again there are the new steel
grays, the popular homespuns and fancy
worsteds. Our coats are half lined skeleton
lined or thin alpaca lining throughout
They are cool, roomy and have that snuggy
appearance.
Summer Garments. $40 to S3s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
The Food Value
Of Good Beer
{. DAY 1t 5is a Recognized Fact THAT
Beer Ia a Food 81 Great Value

Pabat .Rl1e Ribbon Beer is ~ food Of
.iIsiIsiM,s, appeiIzIhs beyerase, ;Gak l,}
merit and and d splendid nd 70 dixesiioi,;
The. small amount OF alcohol contained
IN it-.o1ly liz per ceiit.I;4ss nsliiilcl ~
10 net rs II stIil,ulant unless used With
extreme ii1inuuerntion and yet. to quote
$. O.. il sufIlcient 10 aid digestion ,bY
i11sreasng h1 ACTIVITY q the T n}n, HI
moderate. use .of beer Injurious u The
health Of adults. / believe \, to be of
gtcnt ichctit by. aiding digestion and
ilssImIlhtIoi,. think beer is or food value
liops and terea ingredients IT contni ms. I,
I,abst Blue. Ribbon Is q product o!t
eight day malt and choicest hops. It
e1n,ans
lie if,illt .wtiitii, WITH Tie tonic qualities
~ tho hops. make 1t Of ms great com con,
2"raIyc }o"d valve az bread q, o. MILK
l'Abst blue ribbon Is superior beer
In point Of purity and clennness NJ
II the ,spot!ess cleanliness Of her Kitchen
TIM, do The ,IroprIetors Of the Pabst
.bre VERY in The absolute cleanliness sof
their plant and the perfect purity Of the
3.pnbst blue Ribbon Beer.
I'abst Blue Ribbon Beer should be In
best beer for the sick or the, we'll, be-
cause II. tones. and inyigorates at the same
time that 1t furnishes strength and
In support Of this statement DR.. James
Il. Pitcher of Carlyle, Pa, permanent
Secretary OF Military Surgeons Of tho u.
81. and first Vice President. of the Asso-
citation Of Medical Editors Of the u. s..
Is quoted as saying: Everyone knows
that malt beverages are tonic as well as
slightly stimulant and Of the highest adj
disease.' 4t
We feel safc In saying there ia no malt
beverage that can compare In tonic.
health and strength building qualities
with Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
FL1PP1N SUIT.
Dispositions to be t aiken at Crewe
for Newberg. N. Y, Car Co.

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch)
III, G. REcN BAY. va. MARCH, 27.-blr. r.
L. C;,bcl. OF Richmond. Va. was here
for q few hours TODAY. representing tile
electric car company, OF NewhcrG, N. y.
against which Colonel William 7. TTllppin.
who claims to be the father of Charley
Flippn, who was killed at Newburg, n.
s.. some time last year, has entered suit
for the sum OF sci,rD
II will be remembered that ut the time
OF ITlippin's death. and when his remains
were brought 10 Burkevillc for interment
they were accompanied by several mem
bcrs of a military company, Of which
1'lppin Was n inombcr. thsy believing
that he was n Caucasian, but upon ar
rival at Burkeyillc with the corpse, they
found that ITlippin was not Il white man,
and left at once for their homes, after
carrying out as briefly as possible. the
rites they came for the purpose Of obscrv-
Ing.
An examination of the witnesses Will
NE held in tho town OF Cre%c tomorrow
morning Mr.. Cabcll will leave on the
o. clock train this evening for Grove, Coll
oncl Fllppin. the plaintiff In tho suit IS
a. citizen of this county. moving here
many years ago from Burkeville, where
the man who was killed by the electric
car was born and raised, and as 1t IS
understood, employed Messrs. Lee and
Thompson, OF l'arlnvllc, as his attor-
ncys in prosecuting his suit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
BLINDED With ANGER
jH}T HIS OWN FATHER
a. S. Shields, Prominent Farmer
Wounded in Both
Legs.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)sa 5ls
CHATHAM. VA, March 21.-A. S.
Shields, prominent and wcll-to-do farm
er of Spring Garden was shot through
both thighs by his son. Charlie, in u
shooting ARRAY in the farmers yard Mon
day afternoon.
Charlie Shields some time ago had Il
fuss with his cousin, John Shields about
a revolver. Monday morning It was re-
ncwed. Monday afternoon John Shields
went to the home OF Charlie Shields. and
was met in the yard by Charles father,
and while talking to john Charlie
emerged from the house with revolver in
hand and at once opened FIRE on John
without a word OF warning. His aim
was wild, and the bullet intended for
the object Of his rage pierced his father
in the fleshy part Of one tlish,g going
through both. causing a very serious
wound John Shields Is about twenty
seven years old married, and resides on
a farm adjoining his cousin, who Is ten
years his junior. s.All are prominent citl-
zens Of the Spring Garden locality. No
arrest s. have yet been madc..S 59
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
FOR A PEsT-HOUsE..
Citizens Clanlor for the Substan-
e tial Tnproyernert Of the Roads.

sSASAASAAo ~ANAHAO0
tial Improvement Of the Roads.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
CHESTERFIELD GILL. VA. March
e7..-A committee was appointed by the
supervisors yesterday to arrange for es-
tablshInE n smallpox pcst-house near
Chester for the county's use. Less than
three hundred dollars has been paid out
this year for smallpox ex ensos--a great
reduction MS compared With former years,
but tho hoard is anxious TO reduce this
cXpcnse to n ninimum RIA
Superintendent Phnnp now has his force
OF convicts employed on the roads Of
Natoucn District, and Is heingE assisted
in his work By philosophical citizens
wlo will supplement the county's appro-
5printions MANY localities arc clanlorlng
for the substantial grayeling being done
By the woodworking force.
Rev, Robert Savage and lady, who
moved from this county to Jacksonville,
Fin, last FALL rcturncd last week To their
Old home "rhe Elms." aFi.
Nh, Joseph NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
Richmond. Yachting tho farm near hero
purchased Inl'Janliary By Mr.. ?. r. Ryan,
CT Richmond.
Miss Edna CogDlll, daughter of Deputy
Sheriff n, IT. Cosbill. is slowly recover
Ing from her recent spell of typhoid fever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
/ FIRST CHURCH MEETING. 4
bo9ri a. aaPf 2c.-.-------'.ste -roJesgt:fs2sy7
.Dlr. Riley Preaching tbaL arrgee and
Interested Congregations. M

Thc meeting d the First Baptist
Church decpens and widens IN laterest..
Yesterday morning at the second hour
Dr. Riley spoke to the students at Rich
mond College. on .'Agnosticism, or the
knowing Mans Negatlons '
In the afternoon at p. NJ. lie addressed
a mixed audience at the church on the
theme: Baptism of the Spirit" Mat
thow 3:1l. He called attention to the
fact that BAPTISM. when employed With
reference to the Spirit, Is a fgurative en-
nrcssiojt III, Other words It, did not in
Volveethe' literal baptism. but Is none the
less real on that account Things are
not imaginary because they are spirit
;lal. The Apostle Paul said: There is
e ma tural body and there Is q spiritual
body The latter is as real as the
former, and the baptism OF the spirit IS
as real as baptism In water. And. IN
fact, is symbolized by water baptism.
Those who receive the baptism of the
spirit are the favored believers. God Is
no rcspcctcr Of persons but Ills spe-
cal blessings are upon those who give
place to the same. Baptism Of the spirit
is not FOR saints only, but God has more
pleasure in giving the spirit than earthly
parents in giving best gifts to their chill.
tlren. Baptism OF spirit Is the secret Of
power.
III l)r. Riley DTtacItu !dal iliSiiI W q ~ 6S
congregation on "PresumptlOus Sins"
There were three conversions.
DR., R!lcy's subject this afternoon Will
be Baptism by Fire; Thursday after
noon "rhe Believers Victory Over
Death and the Grave: Friday
afternoon, '"rhe Peril OF Popular
Pleasures, (Which will be spc-
clal talk 70 young pcoplc): tonight,
1.-THE objectionable Sin; Thursday night
~, - tst' E,,t-
day night, some More Excuses From the
Streets -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
GREAT TIMBER SALE IN
LUNENBURC COUNTY.
Blackstone Manufacturing Com
pany Sells Large Part Of
ttF Holdings. fFtft3t @
Especial to Tho Tines ispatch)

4yf..SG Especial TO Inc sIlmcS-DlSpatCn)s s55 81
NllOHERRIN, VA, March 27.-The
largest timber deal reported In this county
was made BY tho Blackstone Mnnufac-
turing Company during the past week.,
when they disposed of their entire hold
ings in Ltin Nlburg for $250000. a largo
portion OF tbs timber disposed of In this
deal stood near the Nottoway line and
lay along Nottowny River. 1t was pur-
acluscd BY Pennsylvania capitalists, and
the report says that they Will put In ono
Of the most ,lp-to-datc manufacturing
plants. i&5H Il ~
Including this sale, it Is matetl'tthat
nearly Il half! Million dollars worth aof,
standing timber has changed hands with
In the borders of this county within the
past three years. Speculation has been
almost Wild, and the small parcels have
been gathered In until the entire holdings
arc controlled by about four companies
Not only are they purchasing the tins
hcr but in a great many instances they
have secured The lands also, and thous-
ands upon top of thousands of acres of
land have been disposed Of good prices,
and as n result tho people generally arc
In good condition financially, Money Is
circulating more freely than for p nun - \
Der Of years past. Various farmholises
arc being built ana improved, and tho
lands arc also receiving their portion OF
tho wave OF prosperity. ,
About five hundred deeds OF bargain
and sale have been placed on record IN
this county since December 1st, last year.
This is IN interesting fact and shows
that the people are buying and selling
farms every day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
CHESTER gODD-FELLOWs,
They Handsomely Entertain
Their Friends.
4 Especial to Tho Timcs-Dispatch.) 4.

Especial to Tho Tlmcs-DlspMlc
CHESTER, VA, March 27.-rho Odd
Fellows held general reception At tho
Masonic Hall here last night, Mr., Norris,
past grand master delivered !. fine ad-
dress, giving history OF the Institution
and tho good they had accomplished, and
appealed not only to the men of the place
to aid and support the order, but eE-
pressed Il hope that the ladies OF tho
town would form u "Rabecca" lodge here,
In conjunction with the male society,
+ A general invitation had been sent out
for supper, and the lodge entertained
n large number Of men. women and chill
dren in u handsome manner, serving
meats and refreshments. All had a happy
time.
This lodge was. organized here about 4
year asc. with 20 members, and now
have 30 fellows. Mr., Norris. by mistake,
stated there We're now 6? members.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
RESIST LICENSE.
Ladies OF Berryville Contend for
One Side of the Street.
lSpeclnl to The Times Dispatch

-" IoI)eEI'tl" W ----"
WINCHESTER, VA, March 27,--Ihe
women OF Bcrryville are resisting tho
granting of license for saloon to DO
conducted on the cast side Of Church
Street in that place, and to-day Miss
Fannie Crow. Miss jamie Moore and Mrs
Edward Wall, wife Of the rector Of Grace
Episcopal Church, appeared before Judge
Harrison, In the Circuit Court. and pro-
tested against issuing several licenses.
praying that one side of tho street be
left clear for them when they go to and
from tho Episcopal Church.
There arc now three saloons on the
western side OF Church street.
While making repairs on Il roof to-day
William Mccoy. a young timer was
buried under an old chimney, which fell
over on him without moments warn
Ing, Mccoy was severely Injured on his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
NO FEVER IN N. ORLEANS.
Confederate Veterans Need No
Fearito Attend Reunion.

HI 1t having been reported that there was
n recent case Of yellow fever in New
Orleans, MIR. j. Taylor stratton, adjutant
of r. =. Lee Camp, No. 1, Confederate
Veterans, knowing that many per-
sons from Richmond wire going -
the reunion there on April Gath, decided
to get definite information at once and
wrote to General w. e. Mlckle, adju-
.tant-general, United Confederate Vcter-
ans, New Orleans. asking for lnforma-
tion from the proper health authorities.
4 Yesterday he received three kilograms,
one from DR.. G. II. Wion. president Of
the Louisiana State board of health; one
from Dr. I<olnke, Of CITY health board.
and one from, DR.. J. II. White. surgeon
public health and marine hospital service.
The kilograms, all Of the Same tenor. The
one from DR.. Wion reads:
Last case OF yellow fever, November
q. 1905; absolutely no case or anything
suspicious OF yellow fever In city Or
State. Post epidemic fumigation &cXtcn-
sive. Do not expect any fever this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
VIRGINIA
..:.... ::.B BRIEFS
Especial 10 The Times-Dlspatch.)

is Especial 10 The fI1IneS-DiSpatch.)
BG9DToT YAH March Sdr: Jae y
being stuck In .quagmlrc in the public
| road some two miles south of here. Ths
snow and hail was falling furlously, and
the animal was SO chilled when taken out
that he died soon thereafter.
CONFORM, VA.-Dr.s j. Sydnort Massey
has been seriously sick for the past week.
Supervisors yesterday adopted resolutions
OF regret over%the death of MIR. James II.
Bailey, member from Glover Hill Dis
trict. Mr.. AV.L Ira Robertson and MI.
OF as probable candidates 10 succeed MI.
FREDERICKSBURG vA,-Air. Henry
ro ,as Of BSxrH Ha has sG1 bes
appointed to q position on the Quito and
Guayaquil Railrond in Ecuador, which lie
has accepted ard will be a bscnt from the
SIYNcSH's s i1ssd SeS. vain a freight
wreck two miles north Of this place this
afternoon three cars were totally wreck
a switch. Tralnmaster Miller was Slightly
NORFOLK, vA.-Thc AntI-Tubcrcu-
o n League vas Of Norfolk began clinics for
Street DIS James ~ y. H lui s SYST 3
Miller and Burnley Landlord Will attend
the clinics. Nurses from the Kings
paens and eoored Mi a'Gs The , eoo w'e
y SUSSEX, NA.-The records in the
Clerks office for 1905 show marriage IL
ccnscs issued as follows: White 70; coi-
ored, 81,
, sALEA1, EA.-Presldent j. A. Moore
head announces that Andrew Carnegie
offers % give s25. 900 for {, now endowment
fund, of Roanoke College when n like sum
has been raised and the debt Of $4,000 on
the new BUILDING has been paid.
Inch 1SrDR, VA-,Illdson lett OF
Warren county, 1.-THE n!nctoen-yeAr-old
negro, who Was arrested at Harrisburg.
Pa for. the murder of another negro man
namn-: Jackson at Hiynrton, Va, about i
month ago, ms been lodged IN the jail ut
BorrTville. The Front Royal jail Isl beng
rebuilt. lett Is said TO have killed .Tack-
son because OF jealousy, ana was at large
until recently.
WOODSTOCK, VA.-The S.rasburS
Land and Improvement Company, or
Slrasburs, the only land development COM
pany organized In this county during the
boom Of 1891, will be finally liquldatcd in
short tine. rho stockholders Will re-
coivn a second G:strbution or five per cent
on the par value of their stock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
II A,OF PETERSBURG
.HEA'.R|}..SP|RlTED SPEECHES i Il: 4
They Will Pull Together in the
Mileage Bill and Other
Matters. yg
Especial 10 Thc 1'il,rcs. toispatch.)

Especial to Tic 'rircs. Dispatch.) mi
"a pITIiRS3GRG. VA. March 21.-pCst
( e, Travellers Protective Assoca ton an
nunl meeting tonight ~ns distinguished
+ for ,nust1nl interest, perfect accord good
5icports, by officers and committee chair
man ana three ringing; speeches By State
Chairman X. W.; Spillnn,i. OF the Rail-
road COMMITTEES; Thomas PoindcXtcrb and
Joseph Wallcrstein, or tic Richmond
l'ost. ha
r 4Sll6of them cmplasiGcds the Importance
Of ralroaG rate legislation ana tho value
or the is \. eiation's work for the IN
terchangeaL.u mileage bill recently pass
ed BY the legislature, cxhortng all mem
Lers to pull together in all work ana
hot regard tie organization as q mere
insurance company. t;N
K Spillman urged appointment bS chch
post Of three members as n steering com :
inittec to form a&caucus for selectlons OIL
state officers at.&convntlon. s
Nearly ali officers and committee chair
men or Post C were reelected rs fol-
lows: President r. s. 9neckwith; Vice
President. r.. r.. Lunsford; Secretary and
Treasurer r. ". Prltchctt; Board OF Di-
rectors-J. II BAilc.. Chester Shepard,
j. X. Jolly, Jr., -. ~ llaftle!,aJ j. II
Slater, II. l.. Pcrcirni, Robert sCabinass.
\ Nineteen delegates we're elected to the
State convention In Richmond In May
and on motion or sJ.i$ II. Bailey were IN
structed TO make Il strong stand for Post
Cts right to a representative at the ma
tioia convention in Buffalo In June,
which was no, accorded to It at the
last convention.
Rev. DR.. ". G. Taylor, chaplain and
DR.. II. c.. Leigh post physician, were
reelected Is accmation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
sURRY COURT.
Holloway on Trial for Attempt
ing to Shoot Deputy Treasurer.

ing to Shoot Deputy Treasurer.
Especial to- The Tirnes-Dis1atch)
sERRY. COURTHOUSE, VA, March
27.-Court convened here to-day with
Judge j. r. garham Of the Corporation
Court OF Newport News on the bench.
M Thomas Williams. colored. was indicted
for felonious cutting. Joe Holloway. col
orcd was ARA igned for attempting to
shoot Deputy Treasurer Q. NJ. Cooke,
while in the ofIlcialdischarge Of his duty,
and the case Is being stubbornly fought
on both sides. The Commonwealth is
represented by j. G. Bohannon, assisted
BY Mr.. Bernard and Colonel r. T.. Boy
,kins.t One iof THE newly elected Circuit
Court Judges and F. r. Holmes, congress
sional aspirant. were here. s&
The session Of the courtais5 expected to
last for several days. There will be a
meeting OF the farmers association here
ruesday.EA prii 3D..
&5 The Board Of Directors have accom-
plished much good already:,n obtaining
better terms in the purchase of their
ElanO. .4 ass. n 4ts sa5t4ts. AZ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
BEAUTY AND HEALTH. e
Deep Interest in the Illustrated
Lecture by Prof. Sedgwick.

The coming Of Professor w II. Sedg-
wick Friday evening next, to lecture at
the Academy of Music un1er&the aus
4piccs or special council committees. rs
forwarding Il comprehensive movement in
a question Of intense concern and vital
interest to every citizen Of Richmond.
His lecture on health and sanitation Will
he illustrated IN the most attractive man-
7ner and presented from a practical stand
point. backed by science and experience.
There is hardly a doubt hat the Acad-
'c,ny Will be. packed with citizens inter-
tested In this movement By tic Health
Committee and the Civic%LenEuc for q
more lvablc and beautiful city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-28
Colored Spanish War Vets.

4 special meeting was held BY tho WE
liam A. Hanl<ins Camp, No. 6. colored,
United States Spanish war veterans,
Monday to arrange for the entertainment
OF Commander-in.Chief Major Charles r.
Miller, Of Cleveland, o., who will arrive
here Tonight on an official visit.
An invitation to be present at the Gen
eral Joseph Wheeler memorial celcbrar'Al
in Atlanta has teen received. The
Wheeler Memorial Association was cx-
tended II vote Of thanks for the rccognt-
ton.
On Emancipation Day next week, tho
camp intends TO parade.