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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-06
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B. W. Boyce devotes his nms to rents

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 Q. w. Boyce dsvotes his ums to rents
 Have I. J. Malcolm tune Your plano. Odd phone No. CSC.
 --12 show cases for sale at bar gain. Call ou Anderson beacon Drug company
 T. A. Drummond for bargains in unredeemed watches. jewelry, trunks, bags and suit cases. 221 Main stret.
 -Automobile for sale, cheap. Ad. dress "J" care Graphic.
 The Margaret Mahar property on South Walnsb near Sixth avenue is 1or rent CYvset and bath in tLa house. Water in the kitchen. Two-stofy build ing in good order Apply to fi2 West Sixth avenue.
 At the AnIlers hotel from this late you can got your dinner for D cents.
 Wanted or middle-as-d white woman for housework, good wages. l., care Graphic office.
 From this date dinners will be served for 8 cents at the Antlers hotel
 Mrs. Fitzgerald will give eXhi- bitions of her hand-painted china at the Jefferson November 2. Her years work has brought forth some of the best specimens of her art. Suitable for wedding and Christmas gifts and will be sold at reasonable prices.
 Special bargain Tn unredeemed watches, jeweiry. trunks, sui, cases and bags. T. A. A.Drummond. 221 Main.
 Merchants lunch from F to 2:30 o'clock, 35 cents, at the Antlers hotel.
 To my friends. patrons dta, pub lie II, erhet I Just received from Holland. a sh.ae : ,'as, Narc4 sus aud HyaIiat!ls. aisc tiAe iot ol gold fish from 15 cents up. Mrs. '. A. Starr florist
 -Merchants' lunch, 35 cents, at the Antlers hotel.
 At the Antlers hotel. change of price; 50-cent dinner for 35 cents
 Nicely furnished front room for rent cheap; very close in w. care Graphic.
 Very desirable front room for ront: large aud handsomely furnish d. Call at noon or after 6 D M. 5ol West Third
 Wanted. DOS sition as collector or some light work by a young man wh, can give good reference
 For sale. stock in good paying. long established business from t. 40 shares. "J" care of Graphic.
 -Chrysanthemums and Roses for sale at reasonable prices by Mrs. c. T. Robinson. 122 Laurel street. Lakeside.
 Tn Justice Knox's court Tuesday morning there was one case-that of a negro charged with grand larceny The case was dismissed for want of proof.
 Splendid cotton picking weather and the planters are making good use of it.
 MT. Poole, the genial ticket agent of the Cotton Belt at this place. tells the Graphic that travel is very good and improving.
 The telephone people are very ac- lively engaged in improving their re- spective lines in the city.
 Have you noticed the amount of proyements going on in the city? The town is building every day. New business hnu,e4s and residences are be- ing erected aod new sidewalks con structed Wateh the Graphic and send a copy to Sour friends in tho oil states occe ,,J4atiy II will induce them t9 cona here
 FOR RENT \ three-Hoom cot- tage, 2300 West Tenth avenue Apply to Huntay .@fthce l6lt West Sixth aypauf.
 -1'a r. n1-= =os Mayor White are t5.,isslt '. u ,.z A,Hi out again aaj Eyxerz
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-06
H~xiuitiUS over.

Did hear you say o,d hap. that marriage has made ! new man of you"
 That's right"
 'Then that Wipes o'9r tlat tH" oNF'' you Now l5AI me dY.. wjU jVG: MnwA ikea sAa'iuei.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02

the effect of the Mayors failure to sign
the ordinance. Several Conncllmen think
the effect Is to kill the amended tax
law and leave the ordinance OF last " Z
in force. others arc OF the opinion that
the Council can at any time within ten
days further amend the ordinance or
make new one which will legally be
the tax ordinance for the tax year be-
ginning February list.
Members Of the Council who were at
tending committee meetings at the City
Hall last night expressed surprise at 80
Mayors failure to sign the ordinance.
One of'the leading members said he had
understood that the document was prac-
tically drawn by the Mayor and the
city attorney, and hence he was greatly
surprised at the hesltaney of the Chief
Executive to sign up for his own baby,
II the Mayor decides to veto Che a 81
nance u special meeting of the Council
may Ls called to receive and act upon
his message.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION
IN BALL KNOB MINE
One Miner Dead and Three In
jured Rescued From
Shaft.

ROANOKE, VA. February Ia special
to the Roanoke Times from Blueficld, w.
Va. says
A report has just reached here OF a
terrible explosion which occurred about
Ave o'clock this afternoon in what is
called the Ball Knob" mine. No. 2. one
OF the operations Of the Red Jacket Coal
and Coke Company. near DE Lornie,
Mingo county, w. Va.
Up to 7:3o o'clock this evening one
miner. already dead. and three others
seriously injured. had been taken out of
the shaft. The names of the victims are
not yet known.
a force of men We're at work in the
mines at the time of the explosion and it
is feared that many other victims Will
be found when the work OF rescue is
begun. Further details are not obtainablc
as the officials are retIcent and the scene
of the disaster is some distance from De
Lorme and out OF the reach of the tele-
graph.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02

Love, Hon. George Mason. Hon. Eugene
c. Masse Hon. j. III. Meade, Hon. r. G.
L. Moncure, Hon. Paul McRae. Hon. w.
w. Old, Jr, Hon. Eugene Ould, Hon. Rob-
ert e. Peyton. Jr., Hon. d. Fl. Pitts. Hon.
Robert S. Powell, Hon. Pembroke Petit,
Hon. D. b. Powers, Jr., Hon. Joseph b..
Prince. Hon. Ordway Fuller. Hon. w. c..
Puliam. Hon. S. p. Read, Hon. j. Powell
Royal, Hon. N. E. Spessard, Hon. d. a..
Slaughter, Hon. s. w. Sterrett, Hon.
Granville r. Swift, Hon. J. A. sydnor,
Hon. Charles C. Talinferro. Hon. James
n. Trollinger, Hon. James l.. Tallaferro
Hon. C. w. Throckmorton Hon. =. p.
Wallace, Hon. Thomas S. West, Hon, J..
7. Wilkins. Hon. Samuel II. Wilson, Hon.
j. Fl. Wissler, Hon. Robert w. Withers.
Mr. G.. Il. Boiling, Mr.. u. L. Bemss. Mr..
Carter w. Branch, Mr.. John Hunter, Jr:,
Mr.. w. Otto Nothing Mr.. 7. j. Wool, Of
Portsmouth, Va; Mr.. j. F. southgate. OF
Norfolk; Captain D. A. Richie, Colonel
Sol. cutchins. Mr.. o. A. Hawkins. Hon.
A. E. Strobe, DR.. w, T. oppenheimer,
Captain w. NJ. Myers, Major L. l.. Cheat
wood Mr.. G. r. Doyle, former Governor
Cameron, Judge G. y. Nicol, Judge w. F.
Rhea, Dr. s. w. Drewry, Judge R. r..
Prentlss, Captain Clement. United States
army; Judge q. w. Saunders, Mr.. j.
Henry Williams, T.. T.. Trinkle.
Mr.. Ellyson entertained last night all
former Governors and former Lieutenant
Governors of Virginia now living.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
Captain w. Gordon McCnbe, Mr.. Decatur

Captain w. Gordon McCabe, Mr.. Decatur
Axtcll, Colonel John b. Purcell, Colonel
10 Lane Stern, Mr.. w. q. Swanson, OF
D Laaville; Mr.. John p. Swanson, Of Dam
vile; Hon. A. w. Hartman, Jr., ex-Goyor-
nor j. Hoge Tyler, Mr.. II. s. Turk. OF
stanton; DR.. Christopher Tompkins, Mr..
Edward v. Valentine, DR.. Jcre Wither-
spoon. Hon. @. =. Wingo Hon. A. Caper-
ton Braxton, Judge Samuel b. Witt, MT.
lawson c. Younger, Mr.. Harvey u. VIII
son, Of Norfolk; Mr.. Arthur II. Taylor, OF
Newport Nows: Colonel r. A. James, OF
Danvillc; Mr.. o. j. Sands, DIR. w. Il. u.
Smith, Mr.. II. A. Atkinson. Colonel
George Wayne Anderson. Mr. James Cas-
kle, DR.. II. III. Pitt, Colonel A. 8. Buford,
Colonel Joseph Button, Mr.. John w. Will
liams, Mr.. John A. Briggs. Mr.. James 3.
Pace. Mr., Lyon G. Tyler, president OF
William and Mary College; Colonel Ro.
J.. Maury. Mr.. Frank r.. Crunip, Mr. 7. q.
Norris, Mr.. A. D. Williams, Captain F. II.
Deane Hon. George W. Koiner, Mr.. VIII
liam l.. Wight, Hon. st. George Tucker.
Rev. j. Sidney Peters. Mr. Benz. +. owen,
General William r. Cox, DR.. G. watson
James Mr.. William Ellyson, Captain John
A. Coke, j. D. Eggleston, Jr., Mr.. James
II. Gray, Mr.. III. Theodore Ellyson, Mr..
James N. Boyd, Mr.. Frederick w. Scott,
Colonel p. Randolph Williams, Mr.. Will
liam NJ. Hablston, Mr.. G. G. Valentine,
President Alderman, OF the University OF
Virginia; Mr.. q. Watt Taylor, Mr.. Thomas
Atkinson. Mr.. q. A. Catlln. Mr.. j. Jordan
Leake, Mr.. Levin Joynes. DR.. j. A. White,
Colonel Barton II. Grundy, Hon. Charles
j. Anderson. Hon. j. Lawrence Campbell,
Hon. Edward Echols, Hon. NJ j. FULTON,
Hon. A. r. Hobbs. Hon. s. W. Holt, Hon.
George B. Keezell. Hon. Charles I. Las
sitter. Hon. A. r. Lincoln. Hon. B. w.
Lynn. Hon. Lewis II. Macfen, Hon. W.
Fl. Mann. Hon. John G.. Niemeyer, Hon.
A. A. Phlegar. Hon. George I. Rison, Hop.
f. B. Roberts, Hon. George s. Shackel-
ford, Hon. William Stands, Hon. +. +.
st. Clair. Hon. +. s. Tavcnner Hon. A.
f. Thomas, Hon. C. Harding Davis, Hon.
Henry T. wickham, Hon. T. Ashby
Wickham,r Colonel Alexander Cameron,
Captain p. p. starke. Rev, o.
Elyson, Hon. w. w. Baker, Hon. w. N.
Brown. Hon. w. C. Barker, Hon. James
w. Barnard Hon. M. e. Barrett. Hon.
Charles r. Bland, Hon. A. M. Bowman,
Hon. Richard u. Byrd, Hon. James r.
Cation, Hon. Thomas u. Clarke, Hon. s. r.
Clement, Hon. j. II. Cochran. Hon. Edwin
p. Cox, Hon. John Curlett. Hon. N. Is.
Early, Jr., Hon. u. W. Gaines. Hon. M.
M. Green, Hon. o. o. Gwathmey, Hon.
]. r. Guerrant. Hon. Harry r. Houston,
Hon. William z. Howle. Hon. Upton D.
Jennings, Hon. Charles a. Johnston, Hon.
G. e. T. Lane, Hon. Robert u. Lee. Jr..
Hon. James NJ. Lewis, Hon. j. L. G. Lind
say, Hon. Thomas FL. Lion, Hon. y. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
sUPT. ELECTED.
Rev. Charles L. Corbett New
Manager of Baptist Orphanage.

At meeting OF the Board OF Trustees OF
the Virginia Baptist orphanase held at the
orphanage in Salem on Tuesday last. Rev.
Charles L. Corbett, OF Northampton county,
was unanimously elected superintendent Of the
Institution TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Rev. George j. HOLIDAY.
Mr. Holiday had been the superintendent since
the establishment of the orphanage fourteen
years ago. and Just before the meeting OF the
Baptist General Association In Charlottesville
last November he rendered his resignation be-
cause OF his advanced age He remained in
charge, however, while the Board OF Trustees
took ample time to find suitable man to take
his place. The board has canvassed the matter
thoroughly, and are satisfied they have found
the, right man. Rev. DIR. Hatcher and Mr. r.
II. Elicit OF this city. were appointed COM
mttee to notify Rev. Mr.. Corbe;t OF his cleo
ton and urge his acceptance OF the important
and interesting work
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
MAYOR HAS NOT SIGNED.
Tax Ordinance Still in the Air
Rumors Of Veto Untrue

Major Mccarthy has not signed the
amended license tax ordinance and as
before remarked. he may never attach
his autography to 1t. But he has not
vetoed it.
There was a ru,iior last night that he
had decided to send the ordinance hafNr
10 the Council with n vigorous veto mes
sage, but at midnight the Mayor said
there WAS no truth in the report AT
that hour he also sald:,s.I haveenot read
the ordinance YET Being asked IL he
intended TO veto It he again said he
had not read the ordinance and odded
II would not be SO discourteous 10 the
Council as to veto a measure without
reading it."
There is difference of opinion as to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
STREAM OF CALLERS.
Public Men Flock in Great Mum.
bers to the Mansion.
,ernor Swanson entertained Stat

Governor Swanson entertained State Of
fcals, legislators, judges, city officials
and the public at an informal luncheon
at the Mansion from to 4 P. NJ and 1t
would he hard to correctly estimate the
number who called. They came and went
sngly, in pairs and in groups steadily
between the hours named, and the affair
was enjoyable in every way.
Assisting Governor and Mrs. Swanson
In receiving We're Mr.. and Mrs. James p.
Swanson. Captain Cunningham Hall,
Speaker Cardwell, General Charles j. An
derson and others close to the new adj
ministration.
The luncheon table was set out in the
salon parlors with beautifully embrold-
cred linen, silver and cut-glass The
centre ornament was lovely shower Of
pink peas and maiden hair fern, delcate-
ly yelled in pink silk gauae The luncheon
menu was redolent of fine old Virginia
hospitality and good cheer.
Among those who came to shake Gov
ernor Swanson's hand and offer him con-
gratulations We're representatives from
Roanoke, Darville, Chatham Mathews,
Gloucester, Princess Anne and almost
every part of Virginia, and the Fifth Con-
gressional District.
Some of those present We're former
Governor j. Hoge Tyler, of Radford;
Hon. r. Tate Irvine, of Wise; Congress-
men Glass, and Flood Mr.. John p.
| Branch Judge S. -. Witt, Judge John
III. Ingram, Rev. DR.. w. " Tudor Rev.
j, Sidney Peters, Rev. George II.
spooner, Rev. Or. W. ]. Young, Judges
y. W. Saunders. Of Franklin: W. II.
| Barksdale, Of Halifax; w, j, Henson
OF Giles; w, N, Portlocl, of Norfoll,
/ county; j, Il, West of Waverly: former
I congressman Rhea, OF. Bristol, and Las.
! sitter, of Petersburg; Judge Leo D.
| Yarnell OF Greencsvile; II, p. rate,
| of Pulaski: j. Hunter Wood, of Kappa
/ hancock; Or, w, H. swanson, of Swan
/ scnyille; Hon, Il. A, James. Of Danvillej
\ Joseph n Lawleas, OF Norfolk; Hon. ~
u. Harvey, of Patrick; otho b. Mears
! OF Northampton; George W. Mapp, o.
Acccmao; u. w. Carpenter, OF Rocking
ham, S. b. Whitehead, of Nelson, Hon
! r. y. Boykin, OF Isle OF Wight, Hon
\ Is. u. Adams, OF Charlotte; S. Wilkins
| Mathews, Of Accontic; w, Mcdonald
Lee OF Lancaster; n, -. .Westeott. OF
| Accomac. c, c, carlan ana Samuel q
srant. of Alexandria: j. Z. Holland "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
LITTLE WORK in
/ EITHER BRANCH
Legislative Day Consumed in
Attending Inauguration
Ceremonies.
BUT FEW BILLS PRESENTED
Resolutions Touching On Death
Of Senator Garrett in Both
Houses. #
BUT FEW BILLS PRESENTED

Nothing OF Importance was done In
either branch OF the General Assembly
yesterday, tho greater portion of the
time OF the law-rnakcrs having been
taken up with the Joint session. before
which the inaugural ceremonies took
place.
The House did nothing save to receive
from Governor Montague the report OF
the Second Auditor with reference to
the management OF the Miller school
fund. and to pass a resolution touching
the death OF the late Senator Garrett.
and ordering flowers for his funeral
The Senate passed n like resolution.
and appointed committee to attend
the funeral. A few bills were offered
In the upper branch, but they were not
of sweeping interest.
In the Senate.
Practically nothing was done at tn,
half hour session OF the Senate yester.
day In the way Of business. The body
was called to order at 1880 O'Clock and
announcement was at once made OF the
death OF Senator II. j.. Garrett, the Re.
publican member from Coyington. Suit.
able resolutions were adopted. Several
committee reports were received and q
number OF new bills were introduced.
After the joint session the Senate re.
assembled, received its now presiding
officer, Lieutenant-G Governor Eilyson. and
then adjourned out OF respect to the
memory OF Senator Garrett.
Bills introduced.
BY Senator Thomas. To legaliza the adoption
of adult persons.
BY Senator Eicmcyer: TO amend and c.enact
amend and re-eract title 8 OF the Code, in
relation to salaries. mileage and allow
anccf." y
BY Senator Lincoln. To authorize tho special
board OF directors of the Southwestern
State Hospital 70 convey TO the town Of
Marion strip Of land for public streets
BY Senator Taycnner: To prevent adultera-
tion in the Manufacture and gale OF in,oxl-
cants.
BY Senator shackeiford. To amend AMI re.
enact section sio5 OF the Code relating to
dams and fsh ladders.
By Senator Tayenner Cby requesD. To amend
and rc-ennct sections 10 and II OF an act
entitled An act to incorporate the town Of
Strasburg."
BY Senator Roberts: To amend and re.enaci
an act for working the public roads Of
Meckienburg county.
BY Senator Tavenner: To amend and re.enart
section 2 OF an act entitled AN act to aid
the c!tizens OF Virginia who We're disabled
BIZ wounds received during the War between
the States while serving Is aoldiers. saliofi
or marines OF the State approved April
1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
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now living who have ever been elected
Governor of Virginia. Up to that hour,
the only living ex-Governors were Major
j. Hoge Tyler, of Pulaski, and Colonel
wv. q. Cameron, of Petersburg. They
were both present, and when Governor
Swanson took the OATH Governor Mon
tague joined the ranks of former Gov
errors bringing the number up to three.
Not In years have so many prominent
leaders gathered at the capital as We're
there yesterday. Among them were
former Con9ressmen Rhea, Lasster,
Tucker and Young, Congressman lass
and Flood, Judges West, Henson. Saund-
ers. Grmsley, Witt and Ingram Hon.
Joseph c. Wysor, General Rufus A.
Ayers, Hon. r. Tate Irvine and many
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
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Franklin; Bennett II. Gordon and NJ. x.
Estes, of Nelson; Il. G. Pitcher, of Fau-
quier; Captain William Keane, of Louisa;
III. c. Coles, of Washington; Lee Trinkle,
Of Wytheville: Hon. S. 8. Simmerman,
Of Wythe; Thomas N. Williams, of Neck
lenburg; R. L. Ailworth. of Eastvile;
DIR. Charles Smith, of Northampton; Hon.
w. II. Graveley, of Martinsville; Colonel
John s. Cunningham, Of North Carolina;
D. II. Nicholson, of Franklin; Hon. Jo-
seph c. Wysor, of Pulaski; Colonel ]. NJ.
Neal, OF Danvlle.
In addition to these were nearly all
the State and city officials and men,
bers of both branches of the Legisa-
ture, and a vast number of others from
both in and out OF the city.
The captains of the various military
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
LIQUOR MUST BE PURE.
Bill Introduced Designed to Pre-
I vent Adulteration of Whiskey.

Stringent regulations. enforced with
heavy penalties. to prevent the adultcra-
ton OF intoxicating liquors sold in the
State. are proposed in n bill offered yes
terday In the Senate by Judge Tavenner.
of Shenandoah. The act provides tat
whoever adulterates, for the purpose OF
sale, any spirItuous, alcoholic or malt
liquors used or intended for drink or
medicinal purposes. with vitriol opium.
alum, capscum. copperas laurel water.
loswood, cochincal, sugar OF lead. aloes.
fannie acid. or any other substance which
is poisonous or injurious to health or
with any substance not a necessary in
gredient to the manufacture thereof. and
whoever sells or offers or keeps for sale
any such liquors SO adulterated. shall be
guilty of misdemeanor. and shall be
fined not exceeding 500 for the first Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
DOWN TO BUSINESS.
Governor Swanson Will Be in
Executive Office To-day.

The real work of Governor Claude a.
Swanson will begin to-day and he Is
expected in his office early this morning.
Secretary Ben. r. owen. Jr., was in
stalled yesterday and will be in charge.
Sc far Governor Swanson has not named
an assistant secretary.
Mr.. Frank Merkland, of Alexandria,
who was first given the place, has oc-
ceptcd another in Washington. The Cow
ernor will, it is understood announce
this appointment along with some others
in a few days.
There is much gossip concerning the
personnel of his staff.
While the Governor is not talking on
the subject for publication. 1T is learned
from sources close to the inside, TINT
two of the colonies will be Messrs. u.
s. Reid, of Chatham, and Pannill Rucker,
of Martinsvile.
Tho former was the Governors cam
puign manager in his two Fights, and the
other his close personal friend, .s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
MR.. TRAYLoR MANAGER
Will Conduct Insurance Depart
Ment of Bank of Commerce.

Mr.. Robert Lee Traylor. who as citi-
zen of Richmond was prominent In many
movements for the advancement of the
city, has recently become manager OF the
insurance departent of the Bank of Com
merce and Trust Company. Memphis.
Tenn. Mr.. Traylor is well known to the
people of Memphis, since he was a resi-
dent of that city from 1885 to 1889, engaged
in railway construction and transporta-
ton. He has since had splendid expe-
rience as insurance manager. first in
control of the insurance department of
the Virginia Trust Company and later
for three years manager of the general
agency of the Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Company. Mr.. Trayor
has great host of friends In Richmond.
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companies here also called to pay their
respects.
IN GOVERNORS HONOR.
Lieutenant Governor Ellyson En-
tertains Throng of Public Men.

The reception rendered Governor claude
a. Swanson last evening from $50 to
1l:3O by Northumberland j. Taylor
Elyson, in the elegance of it's appoint
ment and In the prominent men it as
senibled was indeed a notable event
At the Ellyson home, No. 10 East Frank
lin Street, the Virginia and United States
flags were conspicuous features of the
decorations Floral adornment, against
pains and Sreenery, was pink in the din
lng-room and crimson in halls and par
lors. The music. lights and large com
pany rendered the scene extremely brill
liant.
Among the guests present We're Cover
nor Montague, Mayor Mccarthy, Rear
Admiral Webster, Mr.. August Belmont, OF
New York; Hon. Joseph L. Willard, Judge
james e. Keith, Hon. Fl. L. Wickham,
president pro. tenn, Senate of Virginia.;
Right Rev. R, A. Gibson, Hon, w ID.
CardWell. Speaker of the House of Dele
gates; Colonel Archer Anderson, Judge S.
e. White, DR.. r. F.. Blackwell. president
hahdo'ph-M Macon College; Judge George NJ.
harrison, Mr.. r. w. Boatwrght Right
rev. a. van De Vyver, Judge William j.
I.euhe, Hon William Hodges Mann. Mr..
John +. Branch, Judge William r. Barks-
dale of Halifax; Judge Beverly Il. Crump.
Mr l.. u. Johnson, Mr.. H. l.. Cabell
Hon. Barton Myers, Of Norfolk; Mr.. w.
s. Copeland. Senator John w. Daniel,
Captain Cunningham Hall, General Eppa
Hunton. Hon. Henry G.. Stuart, Judge r..
c. Scott, I. C. Williams, Jr. Dr. q. N.
calisch. Judge George u. Christian, Mr.
Alfred 3. Williams, Mr.. S. Dabney Cren
shaw, Hon. d. @. Eggleston, Judge Daniel
Grlnnnn, Colonel Morton Marye, Hon.
James w. Gordon, Hon. Garter Class
Hon, Robert Gillian, of Petersburg: Mr..
Edmund Pendleton, Hon George w. Ken
nedy, Mr., EgbertG Leigh, Judge John
II. Ingram. Dr.. j.. Allison Hodges, Hon.
Henry a. Maurice, Hon, Fl. D. Flood, Mr..
+ 7. Morgan. DR.. G. w. r. Brock DR..
is. G. Mitchell, Mr.. Thomas n, McAdams,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-02
ALL OFFICERS QUALIFY.
Mr.. Jos. Eggleston. Jr., Becomes
Supt. of Public Instruction.

All the State officers elected on the
ticket headed by Governor Swanson took
Office yesterday. The only one not sue
ceedng himself. however, was Superin-
tendent OF Public Instruction Joseph ID.
Eggleston, Jr. Mr.. Eggleston qualified
before Judge John II. Ingram. of the Law
and Equity Court. and at once took
charge of the education department In
the old Marshall House.
Commissioner of Agriculture Kolner
also qualified before Judge Ingram, while
Anderson and Treasu-
rer Hartman qualified to succeed them
selves before some other judge.
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dozens of others
Senators Daniel and Martin were not
present The former was detained by
official business in Washington, and the
latter by sickness.
The inaugural ceremonies were simple
and impressive, but the deepest interest
prevailed on all sides, and there have
been few such occasions in Virginia, if
indeed, there have been any, that could
be caned more successful In every way.