The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-01
governor MAY
YET S Il BRYAN J /: ! A
Trying to Arrange to Come U(Jr
from Exposition for a
Few Hours. 585 s 8
FIGHT STATE IMMIGRATION (: ] 4 y
European Papers Say Foreign
ers Are Badly Treated Here.
Capitol Notes. m

Governor Swanson says 7, he l. deeply ! !,
able to be in the city on Bryan 2
which will be October 4 tn, thoughthe
Is hoping to run up from the exposl.
W Gn da W the aebas
kan, whose olleague be wa as! Sin n con con
IN VIZ York Days at a the exposition
VIII be October 9th ana i1 th !. i, nald
ling the matter. s"and ~ must bes there
to extend the courtesies OF the State
to Governor Hughes and party
5up for 81. "a a While on ;thoI11 It'll and see
MIR. Bry van, L thong must,retu Y. that
i oveninE In time Tor q recep lon which
Il Mrs. Swanson and I will * ten der. tho.
I distinguished New Workers 1T The SVir.-
A ginia Building. ~ " s3f 81 III
! THE Daughters of the Amerc lean Rev
Il olution will Il have their day October
q 18th. and the Governor and E, Mrs: swan
.. MES. The Governor and Mrs Swan
son will go down Thursday5ato par
ticipate in the Pennsylvania Day cele-
:, bration on Frid ~. tsss
stin Knock Virginia.
Certain. foreign n ewspa pers are stu
! lhammering at YirginiM and the South
In the matter OF IMMIGRATION and are
Z lprintlng stories known here to be
: Without foundation In fact and yet
3 (which are damaging to the efforts g.. q
g q desirable classgof European la or.Ssa38
n "A q New, Y orle corr espond en- Of one
l. OF the European papers IN question:,
Z )aftcr stating that ttorney- y neral
d |Bonaparte 8 h as & sent Mrs Mary Grace,
J.. Quackenbos to F. orid a to pr O cure evils
&, dence for the prosecute ne Of alleged
g promotion OF organized slavery, says:
"A .NIore than q year ago Mrs Quack-
@ obtained proof Of brutalities commit (
S# ted in the Carolinas. Virgini la, Florida
o and q other States by N emf loyers VINO y 9,
ri. az ter decoying Immigrants by roseate
Is promises to their camps or5 e sta tes;
o. guards. "a I ssg y
81 pursued by bloodhounds and, often, Kill !,
s$$ cd. They were Invariably 1logged4 ana ana
e. otherwise maltreated. !"
OIL DIX So far as Virginia is concerned TINS
~ is known to be a #glaring mlsre presen-
& tationS Of facts, and II t Is not believed
c. by any one I. In this ~ community that
,n any such thing has gone on In B, any
ia Southern States. still these articles
at are hurting the5S cause Of innli graf ior
s9 In the South and are giving &th {, SO m
n missioncrs great deal Of trouble.
n Teachers Poorly Paid.
re a division school superintendent Ell
al one OF the II Southwest coun ties Write
nd State Superintendent Dc lesion tina
,m owing to the fact that&th average sal
a IS Only iEs 24A per per month. at Is hard g
him to get his yscho ols prope rly tstartet
He says tha these "a ws salaries nay
sse Gapyea 1he elpeWhere and that
.,,8 forty three Wv 40 took the 3State, exam
the nation only fl fteeny pa sed he n dt
Ia liz
ms "a Miss Agnes 3Lunsd en- Of Marion, II III
ned been eng gagged ri to teach n tn india
nec School IN k1rn ms M y
ter on October Is 5tf. Miss IIumsden wi
uce :|sinstructo or "A OF manual d training at u
ISL CoylnEton Summer Institute this%yea
res and comes to tho department with. fl
.p!e recommend tions.
Pm ~ Fiscal Year Ends.
~ The fiscal year ended IN all s$t
mo- state depar tments with the close
line business yesterday and the offlcia
age Ing th lt aceountss and book forSt
the new Yea + !, which begins this mornin
s$s The annual rep ports of the several d
U.s. partments will embrace al. ope4ratl,o !,
axe OF thew Stat g. government 81 up TO G "a
AZ Chairman Y; M N Il, Lee J,
Secretary 2,
yesterday and are at work compili
data for their report, ~ hich viii pro
ably The Issued nheyW;e
and VIII remain here for g
was ~ l,i,tar'yg Matters.
yiIlt The National "a Association OF Militia
: III Surgeons Sfof the Y ted State y
~ X Ehold q convention In Norfolk Octot
l iece 18TH 1lSth, and Governor Swanson /
Tha been asked II to name ID eli gates on !
d ~ part Of Virginia. TT Ell Governor
rev ~ = - ~ a "A g
The e.ag 4 z ~ icaa'tnti ia nct Fh1
<ins,S S9ean sent ham. Nv tho |Ad iutnnt-G,
hicht erni sai5
One The resignat ontNof Captain ] Y. CIR
It q Kent, Of Company G, Richmond I'll
was Infantry Blues, has been accented
the the N Governor, and " m. lection sv
\ lieutenant Randolph Tucker will pr,
ably&be promted to TIL Eposlt ion.S a. Isl