davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
SATURDAY. MAY 90. 1908.

TIE Beard OF T-a6e IS purely a
BUSINESS organizaro-. an6 the resO-
udoa passed AZ Tuesday nights
aeeunE. while innocent p Itself
vas urune.v and cut OF place.
Nnle the Board IS perfectly w.th.r
rights III ssklrE such Information
CT the eve OF IN election L VL. Re
misunderstood sn6 vilrct have Tie
i-s;-e5 effect. The " sent CITY
Council should publish oy newsPs-
pr or circular z detailed statement
4 exac-y how TIE $4,000 VS.
oent- But most important o. al.
submit the vouchers for every co.
a. expended. We are a. z loss 70
n6erstsnd Why the Council shoui6
--fuse. or rather neglect 20 co this.
Z. IS The wish OF the people that hi.
e done. Why not Tor once and -
settle TIE matter BY publishing II.
sztsnent II some Manner Like
3arGuo's ehos,. i VII Tot cow
ilti. some satisfactory statement j
rsEe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
FXPrPlo~S At

Cow CO.. rav~rrtscr-c--s ruSt - II
~ 1 ? IT, ~ Thn-sSav - insu-e irse~-
- So thr cur-~rt vvrrt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

Per irch zach Insertion SOC. with p
- cc,t SiScount vixen inserted NOR
-Anr ore +i---e
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

s because 50 decep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
By it-heart dis
ease pneumonia
heart failure O.
apoplexy are often
the result OF kid
nev disease II
kidney trOnbie is
allosSedtoRdvaDcs
thekidney-p poison
Ell blood Viii a.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30
To the Voters Of The City
WILLIAMSBURG:

W AAlAAAA4l LAA
The Reprhlicars of thc CITY present
gre following ticket go te voted for e.
she election 20 &c held on BE 9th dsv 90
lane re4t. and respectfully request youT
support.
For Mayor. r. G.. Spencer.
For CITY Council.
J. c. Darlington.
T. +. Malone.
I 81. Casey, ".
Wu. Ti'ic6ge.
r. A. Cooley.
q q Pcachv.
The apoge named candidates for
MAYOR ard members of The City Cour-
cii. respectively ~ asking tor your votes
deeul il proper 10 state THAI # elected
We pledge ourselves 10 give you an hon
est AID faithful administration OF the
business OF the city. and 20 do orr duty
without fear or favor. devoting Our En-
ergics 10 tee advancement Of your inter
ests and 10 ths up-building Of the eitv.
Ard Ne further promise 20 uske report
az the end Of each quarter Of our official
acts. and publish the same. 50 that al
the citizens uay kaow how their money
has been spent and how the municipal
Affairs have been managed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-05-30

Lees Agricultural Lime for corn,
cats ard gEasses-atJ. w. -cG5's. g
The Coconino sun., 1908-07-24
s4oo PER ACRE

The H. |. Latham Real Estate Company of Phoenix, a reliable firm of hustlers are telling our readers in this issue of bargains in valley real estate. Salt River Val ley real estate has been coming to the front rapidly in the past year or so and the northern stockmen realize the many advantages ob- tained by owning a good chunk of it.
 w. F. R. Schindler. adjutant general of the Arizona department of the G. A. A.. well known throughout Arizona and one of the old Indian fighters of the territory, passed away yesterday morning at 5:l5 at the home of bis daughter, Mrs. Eugene Brady O'Neill. after an illness of several days. The de- ceased was seventy seven years and six months of age and native of Germany.
 Mrs. Wallace McGowan a n d daughter Miss Marguerite of Kan- sas City. are the guests ot Judge R. J. Kidd. Mrs. McGowan is a sister of Judge Kidd. They will remain a couple of weeks with them before leaving for the coast.
The Coconino sun., 1908-07-24
Second Hand Store

Lots of furniture, cheap crockery. tents and stoves.
 Got a dandy line Boston team collars. Our trade is very dear to us
 Because we built it up, Could folks but learn to pay spot cash T'would fill with joy our cup; They tell us 30 days is cash,
 And then they make fuss If we but say
 This thirty day Gag. don't look good to us.
 Got the best line of shoes. we could buy shoes you'll wear year or so and then conclude by gum these are good stuff.
 All kinds of ranges new and End hand.
 Lots of brooms.
 We buy anything and want more.
The Coconino sun., 1908-07-24
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Ray Lamport came in from the Mcguire survey party Saturday. A route has been found through Oak Creek Canyon. and the work on that end of the railroad will be stopped until September. Engineer Maquire is now north of Flagstaff looking out a proposed route out of the city north.
 Conductor Ferguson formerly of the Williams-Flagstaff short run. is now running through freight from Winslow to Needles. very much to his regret. The short run has been temporarily aband oned between Flagstaff and Will Hams and Conductor Wright now makes up for both by running from Winslow to Williams.
 Mr. Raymond H. Close of Phoe- nix is a new conner recently located in Flagstaff. He is funeral di- rector and embalmer and will open an office here. Mr. Close is not a stranger by any means. He is a step son of Hon. J. w. Crenshaw. a prominent business man of Phoe- nix, well known in northern Arizo- na.
 It is currently rumored that the Arizona Lumber Co.'S. big mill will commence operations the first of the month. The Greenlaw mill will be shut down and the force of men will be transferred here. It is expected that this arrangement will continue for a couple months until all logs on hand are disposed of, then the Greenlaw mill will resume operations.
 MT. Johnson of Needles. Cali fornia, is in the city this week. taking a vacation from the heated spell at the River city. MT. John son built the Fra Marcos hotel for the Santa Fe at Williams.
The Coconino sun., 1908-07-24
GRAZING LANDS IN MEXICO
Americans are Colonizing Rich Lands on West Coast of Old Mexico
 Splendid Opportunities Offered.


 MT. E. c. Bishop of the firm of Bishop X Haun of Phoenix is a guest at the Hotel Weatherford for a few days in the interest of his company.
 Bishop and Haun are the special representatives for the Mexico West Coast Land Co. who are opening up and colonizing portions of the west coast of Mexico which is rapidly being opened up by the Southern Pacific and Kansas City Mexico X Orient Railroads.
 The lands which the company are offering at present lie in the Territory of Topic about eighty miles north from Guadalajara and forty-five miles from the Port of San Bias. This is rich agricul- tural fruit growing and grazing country and claims one of the tin- est climates in the world, superior in many respects to that of South ern California being free from frost and fogs and enjoying an av- craze temperature of about 72 de- grees.
 The general elevation is is from $500 to 5000 feet with abundant rainfall for the maturing of all crops. The land is covered with a thick growth of grass which is green the year round. making it an ideal spot for stock raising.
 The Southern Pacific claims they will have their road completed in- to Guadalajara in from twelve to fifteen months-they are now as far south as Culiacan and have an army of men working in both directions out of Mazatlan and between Oren- dain and Fequita. This will no doubt mean the opening up of a new health and winter resort which has heretofore been held back by the lack of transportation facili- ties.
 The company have already sold thousands of acres of this land and their American colony is assured.
 Considerable land has been sold in this territory and number of our home people have invested and several others are contemplating doing so at once.
 Mir. Goldman, prominent mer- chant of Phoenix says of the lands:
 "I have talked with several of the people who did visit the lands. !" said Mir. Goldman. They all agree that they have not been mis represented or the opportunities overestimated. The lands are very productive and can be made more so. There is a wonderful chance there for anyone who cares to take advantage of it. The lands are selling very cheaply now and 1t will not be long before they have doubled several times over in price,
The Coconino sun., 1908-07-24

Manager c. A. Clark of the ball team has cancelled the August End date with Williams. and will play Prescott at Prescott August lst and End. A game is being arranged for next Sunday with Williams to play here.
 The new piano with mechanical player has been received by the Masonic and Elk lodges and was in- stalled in the Elks' hall Wednesday by Thos. Hall 1t is a fine instru- ment and so gentle that anyone can play it
The Coconino sun., 1908-07-24

The three year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. T. Teller of Doug las. Ariz., fell from a train in New Meixco. while travelling at the rate of thirty. five miles an hour. The train was backed up and the child found alive. with two ribs and collar bone broken.
The Coconino sun., 1908-07-24
BANK STATEMENT

Report of tho condition of the Arizona Cen tral Bank at Flagstaff, in the Territory of Ari- zona, at the close of business July 18th, 1908.
 REsuRCEs
The Coconino sun., 1908-07-24
s4.oo PER ACRE
PER ACRE s4.oo
CHEAP LAND

 QUARTER SECTION a i in Territory epic at about feet Tp ron 50 o d degrees ir r ehetF Forty inches rainfall
  b O pt nt being ~ o h n the
 
  Sdwm b thu next asa noada araimov West Ca w eop oeadyh yhnr  go pay all taxes unHE Is aIdf esuham " @ f
  70 sn Fru Flowers uhndw o  hehacp opm round dmnd  plndis d dn y m his ppotunt dntpt it fauo be mep eden a o
 on
 andS Onth no interest txes
 kfo ne okad n npatnuar Mexican West Coast Land Go.
 Phoenix, Mr Z C BpAYp pBaoota Hotel aYnufuuA
Blue-grass blade., 1908-04-19
PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY


unfortunately marriage
sympathy for the lady
pahy for Shelley because of the
had received at his fathers hands Born of
racy Shelley lost all perception of class distinctions
gladly took for granted the equality
could meet on intellectual ground
Since his death attempts
this sheeys stand the
One day, is recorded visited Chamoun
land preacher party. preacher
the register at the hotel Shelley
rusion to all preachers written
register opposite his that this
and deny the existence god" Shelley this
direct challenge and he fully completely
the pen the poet wrote the register following:
Percy Bysshe Shelley, England Atheist"
Shelley and his wife separated children had been
born to them The poets wife loved him intensely sep
araion caused her death She committed suicide by drowning
herself Her parents obtained children
and Shelley deprived wife loved him
but known from the first that Shelley ordinary
regard for practically upon him and
Shelley had married her to gossip
the day. There had been nothing and
Sheleys conduct cOmmendable the extreme ILL
The greatest poetical enusion that from
Queen Nab which complete reutation
of Christianity The Revolt of Unbound
others his best productions while
Eppsychdon, Helen most beautiful love
In brief this not space
justice to the subject All that can be done is to give
the principal events in his life works
July 49, 1922 Shelley yachting off the
coast of Italy Byron Trelawney and
suspected truth Shelley failed
his emaciated near Reggie
Under the laws of Italy the body had This was
AS the heat burst the body
Trelawney watching process jumped forward and
snatched the heart from the funeral burning
verey in the effort On that Sheleys dug by
his own friends and Treawney planted
their branches the thrush sings
night Behind rises the pyramid Cestus side Is
the fowey city Of the dead the
le full of extraordinary PROMISE sadly beau
tul and brilliant witha suddenly amid brief
turmoil of wind and The beauty nature his abi
ity good In all things enabled him IN
write with all sincerely in the beautiful opening Aastor:
IF no bright bird, insect, gentle beast,
consciously have injured, loved
And cherished these my kindred"
Blue-grass blade., 1908-04-19

Many criticmoth has been snged in a poets
song, plethora confronting with
plague above them stands Percy Byshe Shelley
pepexng fascinating with ardenty worshpped and by
others no less abhorred.
Shelley philosopher rhyme is smooth oil
upon a may towering oak and the
ornamental with master stroke heart
srs the profound depths the impulses
reasonngs of His is cod yet chaste
ice While have proclaimed that Tennyson Moore and
poetic trinity of the English speaking world
inclined with Mathew Arnold in his judy
Byron but would further and place Shelley on the
pinnacle.
The moment we seek to identify poet poetry
danger in majority of
cases. with Shelley. What he wrote was pure
brain and worked together Born at
rights being asserted and the crusted
privilege being hurled pelme from power at
revolution in its prime and its nfu-
the shores of england and the very stars
fighting against the established
things both spiritual and temporal Shelley the poet com
PEELED respect and Shelley the won both
sympathy, and affection He essentially the poet OF
Well wonder If the age OF true poetry is
past should burn brighter In the brain
wisdom than in the breast of babarism Here is the secret
Sheeys of him the Dephc Oracle hatn
the Dodona Oaks have ceased to whisper
their Gone all the gods from High olympus
of the worlds infancy the coat
O many with which it clothed its infancy
Shelley born at Field Place near Horsham
county England Saturday August A. l9Z
He of Sir Timothy and Elizabeth Shelley
childhood he mentally restless and imaginative
children OF MS age maoe
Shelley faculty of remark
compelled to take notice thereof
Although feminine beauty he was
naturally vigorous constitution Even as child
splendid intellectual delirum might term It, which
the heritage genius filled him with the spirit OF
unrest, dissatisfaction and inquiry
place of final instruction but he was
soon expelled and historical institution for
having written published pamphlet the Necessity OF
Shelley deeply regretted the incident for ne had
associates at Oxford but he re-
withdraw the opinions he had expressed
Following this practically from home while yet
in his small competence to reside with
private tutor Sheeys independent nature soon re-
voted prescription During this time he began commun
caon with whom he afterwards though
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
NEXT WEDNESDAY, 70 BE
BIG DAY Ar BETHEL
Celebration Of the Forty-seventh An
niver sary Of Battle to Prove One
OF Much Enjoyment.

| According to Captain William j.
Stores, who came 10 town yester,
day from York county. the celebration
of the forty seventh anniversary OF
| the battle Of Bethel next "Wednesday
| is ruiug to prove most ehJoyable
affair
CAPTAIN Stores, who will be the
master of G. remonies and is the gen
eral chairman of the committee on
arrangements has received letters
from Hon. James Aston Cabell, OF
Richmond; Hon. J. NJ. Stubs, OF
Gloucester; Rev. J. Il. EgSieston and
Rev. J. h. Childress. of York county,
accepting the invitations to make ad,
dresses on the occasion.
Mr. Stubs will give an interesting
talk ON the "peninsula Campaign
During the Civil War" but the other
sneakers have ct announced their
subjs cts.
One OF the most enjoyable feat
ules of the day will be the music by
MIR. MOI gan Gregory. now member
OF the Confederate Soldiers Home In
Richmond, who was known through
tn. war as the banjo-picking soldier.
MIR. Gregory is a master OF the banjo.
although he has passed the three score
and ten year mark.
Hon. William =. Goffigan. the men,
Hbar of the Virginia Legislature from
York. James City and Warwick
HcauLties, will introduce the Hon.
James Aston Cabell as the speaker
of the dav.
Captain Stores says that the good
folks OF York county expect to come
to Bethel with heavily laden baskets
Of good things TO eat and it Is pro
posed 10 make the entire day one OF
the most pleasant to all.
Masruder Chapter, Daughters of the
.Confederacy. will be in charge OF the
program for the day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
VETERANS GUESTS
or the DAUGHTERS
Old Dominion Dragons and the
Hampton Chapter Entertained in
Honor Of Davis Birthday

Concentrating the one-hundredtl
anniversary of the birthday CT JET
ierson Davis. state sman and Presi
dent of the Confederacy, the Old Do
miniOn Dragons Chapter Daughter:
Of the Confsderacy, entertained the
members of Robert Edward Lee Camp
Confederate Veterans. most delightful
~ in the parish house Of Old 81
Johns church last evening
The camp, In command Of Com
mander r. X. Curtis. turned out In
full uniform and there was an uuusu
ally large attendance OF the members
Besides the veterans 4 small gather
ing of citizl rs and the varions minis
tiers OF the city were present.
The program consisted Of solos b,
Mrs. Henry Lane Schmelz, Mrs
Frank G. Rees, Miss Grace Cosby ant
4 quartet. consisting OF Miss Cosby
Miss Tennis. Mr.. II. r Smith and Mr.
Pre- ston Richardson. The music wa:
especially enjoyed 10y ih. veterans.
Miss Tennis gave a most interest
ing sketch or the life Of Presiden
J. ffarsoR Davis, which elected the an
piause OF the audience.
Rev. George ". Wray. pastor Of III.
First Methodist church: Rev. ;. Pen
dIeion Jones. d. ~. pastor Of tn,
Hampton Baptist church: Rev. Charlie,
w. Ray. pastor CT The Fast Hampton
Methodist church and Rev. Abner c
| HOPKINS. Jr.. pastor nf the Presby
terrain church. wer" introduced an,
each made pleasing aidrrsscs OF a few
| minutes.
This was FOLLOWED hv The veterans
and the audience gath, ring arnun,
the piano In a sr"ur and singing 81.
camp songs. which br,.usht much 10,
to the hearts. Of tho men in Crav.
Following the program the Mem
beers OF the chapter served their guest
with tempting Refreshments
Pinned on Crosses.
| At ( O'Clock Yesterday afternoo,
quite a number az IN v,t.raDs Of IN
county assembled in the rasif. nee q
Mrs. Eoacrt s. IIndGjuS in Coiumbi
i avenue. and participated in cSeyciS.
IN honor Of JsTFrsIn laws bjrfhr9
arranged by IN" Hampton Chap,cr
Daughters " ;h" Conf.d"rscv Re-,
r.. Peudiefon JcncS u n IA TO, n
the Hampton Rap'rS' church. dsIiyere
a splendid tc!s ard Cru,<. g a homo
were pinned upTr ~" cna. 81 cyrr.
of .hc~p present By Mrs Harr- Wis
Booker. Mr.. john " vi. hArisn
made an appropria'" AK and Mis-
Grace Cosby sang several s-Ioc;ion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
BRIDE OF A MINISTER.
Miss Clarke Married to Rev. E A
Prince, Of Texas.


Prince, Of Texas.
The residence Of Mr.. and MIS-. Il.
o. Clarke, Willard avenue, Phoebu9,
was the scene of al attractive, though
4 uuiet home wedding. at $50 O'Clock.
Yesterday afternoon. when their
daughter. Miss Susie Louise Clarke
became the bride OF Rev. E. A. Prince
Of Dallas, Texas. The cermony was
witnessed by 4 small gathering OF the
friends Of the young bride and was
performed by Rev. w. c. Marshall.
pastor OF the Chesapeake Methodist
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Prince left for
their future home in Eailas, where
Mr.. Prince is the pastor OF a four
ishing Methodist church.
Miss Clarke wore most becoming
travelling suit OF terra Gotta cloth ana
was attended by her two small BIS
.tcr,, Misses Esta Clarke and Adelaide
Clarke as ring bearers and how<f
girl.
Among the out OF town guests pre-
sent were Me-. and Mrs. James Min
gee. OF Saratoga Springs. N. y; MIA
W. s. Wilson Washington; Miss bes,
sic Staliings, Eastern Shore. va. ana
Mrs He nry Geiger. OF Newport news
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
Back from Farmvi!le.

Mrs. T. J. Rowe, who went TO Farm
vile few days ago, TO witness me
graduation of her daughter. MISS
Mavme Morris Rowe, who received
diploma from the professional depart
ment at the State Female Norma
school. returned home Yesterday. ac'
companied by her daughter.
Mr.. Thowas Lewelling and MS
daughter. Miss Emily Leweiling. also
a professional graduate, reached the
city yesterday from Farmville.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
Death u Mr.. holloway.

News VA. received IN Hampton yes
t.rdsv NJ the death on Monday oil
Mr.. James Holloway well known
farmer ard citizen cf Poqucsrn. YORK
couu,y. Mr.. Holloway was a. years
% age an ! Is survived by his wife and
three children. The funeral services
oc.uru-d Tuesday afterD"cn- Tue
death ~ Mr.. Holloway came snddeniS
from an attack Of Brish;'s disease.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
GOT LONG TERM PRISONER.
Guard Carter Taking 6eeeham Cartel
TO Virginia Penitentiary.

Guard J. r. Carter. Of the Virginia
penitentia.y force. arrived In the city
last night with Beecham Carter. q
negro. who was sentenced TO spend
ten years in the penitentiary by the
Circuit Court Of Mathews county.
|Grant was convicted Of housebreaking
Mr. Carter viii tcke his man III
Richmond on the early train this
morning.
Il is expected that The penitentiaTy
authorities will send a guard here IN
III. next day or 80 for the hve men
given pcni;. niiary terms by the Ell
zaheth CITY County Circuit Court
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
rnAPOlIS MlDDIES COME
10 Old POINT MONDAY
inlsss. Chicago and Nevada and FRI
/ uate hartford Will Bring Mid
y ah,pmen to Hampton Roads.

ne United States cruisers Nevada,
- CHICAGO and training ship Hart
-. having on board the cadets Of
- United states Military Academy
Annapolis are expected TO arrive
Ham pton Roads Monday from An
N6ujIs. The middies are going to
7oart on their annual crn;se tomor-
~ and the trip. will he made to
!<fampton Roads so that the cad IS
~ witness the torpedo test on the
oSttor Florida nv the monitor Ar
1snsas in Hampton Road on We'd
aDsday.
{. 4 report in circulation around
Dbrt Monroe yesterday was TO the
rect that the navy department has
SEEDED that in the event the pro-
<ocfile from the Arkansas does not
ztnk the Florida then the fort guns
Am be given an opportunity TO do SO
: RAsf goods at lowest prices. FUR
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
- Committee xII Report
Fl d Ordnance 10 City
causeH This Evening.
III FAVOR OF GRAIN GANG
Sfefss Ordinance Requiring Cars to
III at the Beginning Of the Side
llAlks 10 be Reported-strest Com
|ultfes Favors Paving Locust Street
S15kA Hisriied Brick.

kfter spending some time discuss
= the proposition the ordinance
imitfee decided yesterday after
~ TO request the city council 10
56bt the ordinance compelling the
7aink of dogs in the city. Ii was
"a decided to recommend the pas
- of the ordinance creating a
Mn gang for the city.
gfhe committee determined fnrthef
FSsk the council to pass an ordi-
go requiring the street railway
f6pany to stop all cars at the be,
6SSinr OF the sidewalks, instead OF
3 ca of the curbing, as is the case
1 nfesent.
lxno3her important ordinance agreed
~ was to prevent wagons, loaded
fth refuse from the crab factories
- going through the streets uhti'
IT sundown.
The committee failed TO take acton
| The ordinance having rs its object
q placing OF all extra moneys from
Hatever source in the hands OF the
ret committee.
To Use vltrified Brick.
she street committee was In SEES
u also yesterday afternoon ana
up quite a number OF matters
90 considered by the council to,
The committee will recon- :
N that Locust street be paved
yitrifed brick, instead OF the
Ap paving material.
10 city council will hold its regu-
nonthIy meeting this evening.
- these matters will be conside-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
Mr.. hazeihurst Leaves.

Mr.. Andrew HaZelhurst, VII" mas
zen the manager for Mr.. John u.
Kimberley's store at Old Point ten
dered his resignation to Mr.. kimher-
ley Monday evening and l"ft on 1ue"-
day for his former home in Chicago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04

Co;orrI Charles ". Candy. ~ pay'
Ton. Ohio. who for thirty wears vas 10
ra,rd NJ rori Monroe and the sol
diers' Home. IS stopping at the LIZZIE
Hvgeis on the Home grounds. and
pending his time seeing friends on
tn. Peninsula. Colonel Candy has
he,n a Mason for many years. and IS
probably one 81 the oidezt memb,rs Of
the order.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
Governor Knox Away.

Colonel Thomas 7. Knox, governor
of the National Soldiers Home, has
left FOR a visit of several DAYS in New
York city. He expect to return
Saturday morning, Major J. I. iinme
the treasurer, Is acting governor our
ing the absence of Colonel KNOX.