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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-06-24
5 or 6 doses "GCO' will cure any
case of chiIls and fever.

Missouri, and her daughter, MrS
Forains, of Orange, Texas were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l
A. G. Morgan, north Of town, from h
Friday until Monday morning. 60
ing from here to Texas. S
Come in and see our line OF
Standard, Jewel and Quick Meal c
Stoves. They are the best. {
Morse Hardware Co.
Mrs. George Yantis and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, started for Illinois
the latter part of last week, expect
ing to spend several months visit
ing friends and relatives.
Old harness made to look like
new, and new harness made to
order. All work, either new or
repair work guaranteed to please
you at Robicheau's shop.
]. W. Coley and his bride, of
: Vinton, spent Sunday at the home
J, of his sister, Mrs. Anthony Hebert,
: Of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. CoIey
we're married at the brides home
in Vinton, Tuesday Of last week
n and expect to make their home IN
= Lake Charles.
ct Messrs. R. E. Medus and Leon
IN Pitre, membe.s of the grand jury
t. returned to Lake Charles Monday
morning to resume their duties a
II members of the parish inquisltor'a
no board, after having spent Sunda!
T. at their respective homes.
Ia, Look out for charbon, it is get
M ting bad! Flyo-Curo is the best rem
he edy for keeping flies and mosqultoe
rec away, which causes nine out OF tie
yht cases. For sale by
he Morse Hardware Co.
the A. B. Hall moved his faml
ere from their pretty suburban hon
ex- in the south part of town, into O.
; to of the Lewis cottages Oh South E|
the street, the latter part of last wee
This in order that he might
: ,no nearer his business, which he v
o in open up as soon as his new bul
your ing is completed
un- Fine line of Gents. Furnish
t is Goods at Tabor's New Store, II
ome La, Call and see them and
ard prices.
Rev. R. ]. Brown returned fl
u Lake Arthur Monday, after ha'
~ held services there Sunday.
Hot ''0'>'
Messrs. A. B. Hall, Chas' c
Clifton Carr. Merton Morrill,
'is'ef' Jesse Buckingham returned n
'roay day from the Gulf, where they
arlSi, been spending several days en-
WIZ So. ing an outing.
+orost Mrs. W. B. Gabbert was :
, met ing in Jennings Monday afterr
scured Miss Lena Marine of Opelo
entitle arrived here Monday and ex
besides to spend few weeks vlsitln
ed by the home of her aunt and I
Mr., and Mrs. A. G. Smith.
hogs Rev. R. J. Brown left Nc
EN- in afternoon for the Vincent
better ment, south of Sulphur, whe'
}. You will spend the week holding a
re 60. of meetings.
nildren, O G. Robertson and tamil
/, Ken have been visiting at the moi
lere she Mr.. and Mrs S. E. Carroll II
past two weeks, departed N
ere &C. afternoon, for their home IN
Orleans, bona Mr.. Robertson opel
cotton gin in his home tow
nv ;s anxious to get it in shs
handling the coming CROP
was a Rice Bran and POI
vicinity Jones DioS'
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-06-24

Messrs. W. B. Gabbert, A. L Jones,
T. A. Arceneaux, L. G. Lewis
and H.. l.. Meeks went to Crowley
to attend the rice rally
held there. Much good work IS re-
ported from that meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry WEIGH and
Mrs. Welch's sister, Miss Lelah
Patterson, were Lake Charles Wis
itors Saturday, Mrs. WEIGH going
especially for medical treatment.
Rice Bran and Polish at
Jones Bros.
Mrs. E. A. Savers OF Lake
Charles, was a guest at the home
of Mrs D. R. Read, Friday ana
Saturday.
Miss Ada Findley of Iowa, was
q guest of Misses lone and lrma
Robinson, Sunday.
Don't you know your ironing
would be a pleasure these hot days
if YOU would use an Imperial Self
heating Sad Iron. For sale by
Morse Hardware 20.
Mrs. G. NJ. Hammil and so
! Ralph, started for Mississippi Nor
; dav morning, going there to NEE
! Mr.. Hammil, who has a poSltlo
! there experimenting a rice plan
! alton.
| The incest little home in Wells
I for sale cheap, if taken within IL
| next sixty days. Inquire OF or a
) dress Mrs. J. H. Bowen, Welsh' 1
JP Watson, who has been Ell
- ploved as shipping clerk at
\ Gulf Rice Mill for the past tnl
Z wears, started Wednesday mig
x for his home in Chicago, where
x will spend the remainder OF
y summer. His many friends n
X will be glad to learn that ne
x poets to return to Welsh in time
< hepip work at the beginning OF
x milling season.
q With an Imperial self-Hea'
@ Sad Iron you do not have TO ot
+ some hot, close room to do y
< ironing, Out on the porch or .
X der some shady tree where Il
= coo,-;t works anywhere Z
z in and see it at The Morse d
x ware Co.
e Lionel Bertrend, Of the hrn
Davis Co, is enlOylr
q we'll earned vacation at
Q Springs, Arkansas, this week.
% Mrs. R. J. Brown and her s
...... Miss McCollisterlretur sat'
from the western part OF the p'
where they had been for Sc
{ davs, soliciting subscriptions
Z the Pictorial Review in the IN
& Of the Baptist church. They
II : with excellent success and Sc
- { sufficient subscriptions to
IS them to bonus Of $40, b
Z the regular commission "''o"
: the publishers.
: Cattle, horses. sheep and
( need a regulator to keep tn
od order. There is none
; made than Lees Stock Tonic
he can get it at Morse Hardwa
lis Mrs. Chas. skaggs and CT
started for Elizabethtown
N. { lucky, Sunday morning wh
- : expects to spend -, 'ne
{ among relatives. They "
Z companied as far as new
{ by Mr.. skaggs'
. sor6 doses 1866" will c
case Of chills and fever
600 DR.. Tabor of jennings
81 professional visitor in this
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11
BY FRANK WATSON.

ANY good secondrate Jre
The asht didn't trip
made wen worth while MsnU pSed and S snd % vssate at
with another day You had trouble in getting some
The Gambling
sunday have ans
each idle wheel two of stud poker were
= Al the fight itself
baseball crowd saw lot OF pet
S ss ia them s.., T9s
firmly believe
%D % s ne . 500" @ moved s S
could he sprinsy vim He
s % SS ss @ =. ka
-., .%' ''''"' y the realization that Negro '' m
forming opinion hnsons ability by seeing
hard work when he was ready After the third
md only question of time - -
attention Sam Palmer half
s the
@ ss mbe sn ho s lands than
individual the world had seat SO DID JsGS % @ W
pictures appear regularly in the newspapers and maya
10 crowd looked spent money
reach ssn ON s ~h s had o Ma with him Burns
Los Angeles Sept & Burns TO get and one
issss s e 90 5 o %1ay ne
Of the popular w.s"
s s;::s was about the most honest expression ever heard
the SS HsssS the s d an is about as soos
snns a' Ss a1 great ne Ovation
white failed had
took his watch and pocEetbooE before he came to- "
h: Just S 9Is sns Ss s s ans Of the b a
During the fourth drew away after Jess had
4 slap % sleep" ~
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11

Next Saturday the running meeting
IN Windsor under the auspices OF the
windsor Fair Grounds association win
open to more gratifying advantage
than any summer meeting conducted
by that organization. Never In the
history of the local jockey club has
as fine an array Of fast horses been
chartered at the track as viii be the
case next week. The creme Of the
running division from the Canadian,
eastern and western circuits will be
on hand to contest for the rich purses
hung up.
There viii be at least seven events
on each days program during the sew
en- days racing-from July 16 to % In.
elusive. There will be a stake race
and steeplechase decided each day
In addition to the card Of overnight
purse affairs.
The feature OF the opening day will
be the Frontier Handicap for three
year-olds and upwards at q mile and
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11

The wonderful success OF the Min
neapolis club has set baseballdom ouz'
Eing. not only because the team has
been winning games at an almost un'
precedented rate OF speed. but be
cause ;ha club is made up OF aged
selling.platers, veteran fossils and an
tiquities dating back to the time of
Necho. Somehow or other, new life
has BEEN shot into that bunch, and
they are playing like gang OF tigers
Just think of &c! Old Jimmy VII,
liams making tour hits In game and
cavorting around secord as II he were
II years of aRe. Nick Altrock pitch
ing winning bali aud taking an occa'
sional outfeld turn with the agility
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11
FIGHT BY LIGHTS.
Electrical Device Will Show Reno
Battle BY Rounds at La
fayette.


Those short, vicious uppercuts TO
the Jaw that sent Jeffries down 10
the count in the fifteenth round will
be wildly reproduced, by electricity.
I'm the Lafayette theater this week, be-
ginning Wednesday night. The play
house has been leased by the North
ern Amusement Co., of Minneapolis,
for FIVE days and the big fight at
Reno will be depicted, round by
round, on a large electric board, "a
feet long and Is feet high, operated
by keyboard.
BY this means q crowd OF about
5000 people. including many women,
watched the progress OF the fight In
the Chicago Coliseum July 4. and de-
clared the board to be great sue
cess. II is operated on the same prin-
ciple as an animated sign. the fighters
being represented by nine-foot fig
ures, outlined in small electric light
bulbs OF contrasting hues. With de
tailed account OF the battle before
him, w. j. Murphy, designer and
builder of the board, sits In small
cabinet at one side and manipulates
the keys that govern the lights. JET
fries fall in the final round, following
the rapid series OF uppercuts to the
jaw, are vividly shown, ii is said.
For the opening engagement
Wednesday evening. an added attrac
ton OF more than usual interest has
been booked. This will be a finish
wrestling match between Leo Par.
dello, OF Chicago, and Jim Calvin, one
time English champion. This will be
their fifth meeting and will be In the
nature OF a deciding match. as each
has won two OF the other four.
There will be two performances
daily, after Wednesday night, at 2:3C
and o. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11

c. X. q. Billings. the millionaire
amateur reinsman. considers that ne
has already been repaid for his In
vestment of $4,000 In the trotter
Uhlan last fall. for Saturday at CleVe-
land Mr.. Billings drove the handsome
black a mile TO wagon at the North
Randall track In 2:02 ga.
In so doing, Uhlan broke TWO
worlds records, II being the best mile
to wagon to the credit OF geldins
and being also the fastest mile ever
trotted or paced thus early In the
year. In addition. It came within hall
a second OF eQualing Uhlan's probes
sional record to sulky In race, trot'
ted In 2:02 IA at Columbus last fail:
Again, II beat his wagon record OF
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11
MINNESOTA, WHERE THE
DEAD ONES GROW YOUNG

of a kitten. Hobe Ferris rompins
around third without even a creak oil
his Anticipated bones. Jesse Tannehill
pitching and shutting people cut
Dave Altizer dsucinL up and down the
base paths with the speed or COBB
Claude Rossman actually showing
pepper and ginger. Barry Mccormick
and Ollie Plckerins Waiting hither
and yon even as the prize dancer
spiels nj Chester park. Roy Patterson
and Louis Fiene pitching as IL they
had bought brand new arms at the 3
and 10 cen, store.
What on earth has happened 10
that gang OF aged ahs? Who put the
ginger into their systems? And Is
there any more of IL for sale?
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11
SHORT LENGTHS

Frank wesseIl, OF ClarksburK, w.
Va, has been engaged TO manage the
Saginaw South Michigan league team
IN place of Billy Smith. The reason for
deposing Smith is not apparent.
The 3. n =, team beat tho Dubys OF
Saginaw al the Mack-ave., grounds
Sunday, to I. The game went ten
innings
The Giants and Cubs used seven
pitchers between them. the Giants win
ming. They employed four OF the
beavers. In the second inning the Cubs
made seven runs.
Manager Dahlen, OF Brooklyn, was
sent from the field by Umpire Klein.
Rucker held the Reds 10 four hits.
SuRRs worked most OF the game
against him and was scored on twice.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11
HEART
TO
HEART
Wifh tie
Sporting
Editor.

The most colossal sporting frameup
of history narrowly escaped being
foisted upon an unsuspecting public
because Manager Little and Pug John.
son fell out. The true situation may
never be known, but fight fans are
just about convinced that a program
outlined in advance went wrong when
the Negro crossed the white folks and
just decently hammered the head of
Jim Jeffries.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11
UHI,A AN MAKES TWO
z, CORDS AT RANDALL

2:Os "a. made In a race at North
Randall last fall.
II was the second time that Mr..
billings had ever driven the wonder
full trotter and he can today boast OF
having trotted two OF the fastest miles
ever 10 the credit Of an amateur
horseman. But twice has he driven
IJhlan and the great horse has car
ried him around In 2;0S "a and now
In 2:02 "a.
Additional satisfaction went 10 Mr.
billings because OF the fact that the
former record for trotting geldings to
wagon was held by +. r. Smathers,
Billings erstwhile rival, behind Major
Delmar at Memphis in 1908, that rec
ord being 1903 "a.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE

Yesterday Results.
Lansing 8. Saginaw o.
Battle Creek z, Jackson o.
Flint 9. Adrian 8.
Kalamazoo 4, Bay City o.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11
NATIONAL LEAGUR

Yesterdays Results.
New York 10. Chicago ..
Brooklyn ., Cincinnati o.
Boston 6, ST. Louis 2.
Saturday. Results.
Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 3.
New York Z. Chicago 3,
Pittsburg Z. Phillies l.
81, Louis 2. Boston l.
Today's Games.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Phillies at Pittsburg.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11

The Negro won because he was the
better man. 30 II anybody was stung
trying to pick sure thing" he got
Just what was coming to him, All
this fake" talk. however. 10 but an
other spike In the pugilistic conn
which. to date. Is pretty well nailed
down.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11

The fallout OF Little and Johnson
has permitted little light to sift into
dark situation. Listening with one
ear to Titles say, having the Other
primed for Johnson's statement anG
keeping a weather eye on the way
Jeffries acted in the ring a week ago
one cannot help but think the fight
was framed In advance and that JAG,
Johnson failed to come through. In
stead of being an easy victim TO
the white man he entered the ring de
termined to beat Jeffries and JET
knew H.
Until n week before the big battl
the white man exhibited an unusui
lack OF concern for one about to Ell
gage in personal combat with a man
Johnson's reputation. He went abou
his business blatantly declaring 'Pi
win easily" Suddenly, a few days be
fore the battle he lost his confidence
and entered the ring a shivering
dopey individual who gave every Indi
cations OF being a man who had
beating coming and knew he woul,
get II.
promptly hlieT .Jue Ddltle JOuusO
announced he had been offered bi
sums to fake. With equal prompl
ness ex-ManaRer Little entered upO
lengthy explanation to the effec
! that Johnson had TO agree that thu
! fight at Reno would go seven round
| before he could get any money froT
| the moving pictures, which, after al
seem TO be the chief end Of modeI
| lighting.
Anyhow all this taking talk make
the big bout look queer. The conduC
OF all concerned leads more and NOR
20 the conclusion that Jack Johnson
early in the game, had been fixed
10 lose and double-crossed the wis
ones. II he did. more power to hin
The allegation has been made Jfreel
that Johnson was 10 bet q certain SUI
on Jeffries to insure the fight goin.
the way the inside folks wanted It 70
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11

Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co., Is John R-st Call Main
14ss. or City 1886
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11
FAST RACES SURE
OVER IN WINDSOR

one-eighth. The value OF this stake is
$4,000, which added TO the amounts
distributed In the other six races on
Saturday will bring the grand total
money awarded up to $4,000. Pretty
fine and lavish outlay In these turf
days. The steeplechase on the open
ing day Is over the two-mile course.
The number of timber toppers which
will be stabbed at the track during
the meeting will be far In excess Of
the number at that has taken part In
any other meeting this year. The sew.
en- futures up for decision at Wind.
sor are as follows:
TIL ~
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday Results.
No games scheduled,
Saturdays Results.
Athletics 5. Detroit o.
Chicago So, New York 2--3.
Boston 5. Cleveland 4.
ST. Louis 30. Washington 6--S.
Today's Games.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
ST Louis at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
w. l. Pet. w. l. Pct.
Chicago. 40 90 .623 Philiies. 80 SO .471
New Y'k ~ rs SIS BrookTn 81 3s .44s
Pittsbg 35 81 $50 St Louis 81 40 .437
Cin'nati 81 "a .52l Boston. % ~ .S65
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11
LATEST News
HONEST OPINIONS
WHAT A DETROIT
MAN SAW AT THE
BATTLE OF RENO

tnog the JohnsGn
Impressions OF the
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11


The Canadian handicap Ia at q mile;
the Pontchartrain Is at six furlongs;
the Essex handicap is at Ave and ono.
half furlongs; the Detroit selling
stake is at FIVE furlongs: the Windsor
selling stake is at a mile and quar-
ter and the D., B. I. & Windsor Ferry
stake Is at one mile.
The manager OF the betting ring has
been instructed TO eliminate all dollar
books and to abandon the messenger
system for the betterment Of the sport
The judges at the Windsor meeting
will Charles F. Price and Francis Mel
son, both capable and well-informed
officials who have served in the stand
for many years. The clerk OF the
scales Is +. w. Gerhardy, who has held
that position for a score and more
years and the starter is A, B. Dade.
The handicapping will be in the hands
OF Charles f. Price, Walter o. Palmer
and Francis Nelson
The Windsor selling stake, which
will be decided on Friday, July %,
has 50 entries and is at a mile and a
quarter. Chief Kee is John Dyment's
nominee. Chief Kee won the HamiI.
ton derby. r. r. Watkins has named
Lad OF Iangdon, which has won many
handicaps and purses on the eastern
and Canadian tracks. NJ. Burton =
Alice Is amnog the Windsor's nom.
inees. Alice has been one OF the mos:
consistent performers on the Ameri.
can turf, and has seldom failed TO nm.
ish within the money, especially II the
going is at all heavy. Lady Esther.
one OF the best handicap horses on
| the Canadian circuit has been named
| by w. G.. Dodd. ~
Coils Ormsby and Donald MELON.
aid both frequent winners this season
are among the Essex entries. So Is
| Old Honesty and Meadow two other
| good ones. Amos Turney has named
Martin Doyle and Ed Trotter's DIR
Holzberg is among the nominees. The
Valley Farm stable is represented by
VIM. Pitt, English Esther and Glin.
mer and John w. Shorr has entered
y5sh Co, Banives. Fulfill and Joe Ross
all winners on the Canadian circuit or
In the fest this year.
Michael Angelo and Don Antonio
have been nominated by r. J. McKen
zie, the wealthy turfman for the Es
sex. Both are fine performers when
ready.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11

Then, he turned around and bet on
himself.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11

oTtals .....770 1903 SS4 90 '.Z64
'Team average.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11

- fonnk q awning . tough Tine
Ms failed three times. Saturday he
~ sf' vas kaecksd from lhs Dos
The Detroit times., 1910-07-11

nolics AZ Cleveland. TO arrest fans who
throw cuphions after the ball games.
They used 20 do that in Detroit. but,
|r|tnnately, the custom died out
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-19

5-ROoM modern house. very fine; SlTOO
2So2 seward. Key next door.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-19
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Continued)

80 ACRES red fruit land in delta county,
Colo, not far from Delta, $40 per acre.
milk cows or small dairy. Write W. II.
Neville, Delta, Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-19
Read the auto snaps

The many automobiles, being sold by Omaha
dealers has placed the market exceptional snaps
in slightly used machines.
On todays ad pages. classification "Au-
tomobiles", are special bargains The pick all
Everybody reads Bee want ads
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-19

LANCE HOTEL. ROOMS 500 AND UP.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-19
Arkansas,

FOR SALE-Sold section or rich bottom
land; 5000 feet hardwood timber per acre /;
In Chicot county. Arkansas; ? miles from
railroad: when cleared will make as fine
farms as found IN state. Chicot county IL
the banner county OF Arkansas. Il. j,
Peter, Portland. Ark.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-19
OFFERED FOR RENT
PIrnIshed Rooma.

wANTED-By young married couple, a
child, 10 or more years. to board. F1oz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23
MOMUS BURNING
AND MAY Be LOST
Passengers Taken Off and the
Comus Lying by TO Rescue
the Crew.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. July ga
wireless message received at the To-
cal station reports the Southern Pa
ctfic steamer Momus. with a fire in
the cargo hold, aft. anchored under
the lee OF Cape Canayerai. Fla The
steamer Comus. OF the same line, Is
standing by. the passengers of the
Momus having been transferred TO
her. The crew OF the Momus. aided
by all that can be spared from the
Comus. are flghting the fire. which Is
not yet under control. The fire was
discovered yesterday afternoon, and
the Comus summoned by wireless.
The only danger will be to the ves-
sci. as the Comus has wired that she
Will stand by until the FIRE is out or
until 1t becomes necessary to aban
don the ship to save the crew,
The Momus sailed from New York
on July 20 for New Orleans with a
big complement of passengers and
her freight holds filled, The Comus
which sailed from New Orleans on
the same date. has plenty of room for
the passengers of her sister ship. The
Momus is commanded by Captain
Boyd and the Comus by Captain Mac
on. both OF whom are among the
most experienced of the Southern Pa
cities commanders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23
To ORDER SHAKE-UP
ON PACIFIC COAST
Immigration Service Up and
Down Pacific Said TO be
Involved.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. July "a
That Secretary OF Commerce and La
Dor Nagel is about TO order shake
UP" involving the immigration ser
vice all up and down the Pacific
Coast Is reported to-day.
The indication OF the secretary
purpose Ia seen In a letter he Ia al
legged to have written Immigration
Commissioner North here. notifying
him to prepare complete lists of all
of the Chinese inspectors and inter-
prefers in the various Pacific coast
bureaus who are suspected OF 'ir-
Irregularities" with view OF shifting
them to other cities. TOR "the good OF
the service
There have been constant rumora
recently that infiuenuai chinese on
the Pacific coast have been endeavor-
ing to get North'se job" because OF
the grievances they are alleged to
harbor against him. and they have
accepted this reported action of Sec
rotary Nagel as a compromise. 1t
believed that North Is not entirely
willing to comply with the request OF
the secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-23
GOVERNOR MIGHT
NAME HAMILTON
Friends of Petersburg Man Re.
quest Chief Executive to Make
Him Senator.

Notwithstanding the fact that Gov
ernor Mann will not announce his de-
ctaion In the matter for ten days or
more. and that the astute politicians
of the State have conceded that the
senatorship made vacant by the death
OF Major John w. Daniel to former
Governor Claude A. Swanson, rumors
ol other candidates continue to per-
Msnte the Capitol.
Saturday II was strongly rumored
that Governor Mann had been i'm
portuned to appoint Alexander Ham
ilton, Sr.. of Petersburg. as the new
Senator. The chief executive declined
as usual to discuss the senatorship.
II Is known. however. that Governor
Mann has received a number of visits
ana letters from friends of Mr.. HAM
tlton advancing strong argument for
his appointment.
Mr.. Hamilton Ia regarded as one
of the most brilliant men in Virginia,
and OF the Daniel order. He is pro-
foundly learned. a remarkable law
yer. popular throughout the State
and q man who has always stood for
the best interests OF Virginia. He Is
general counsel and vice-president of
the Atlantic Coast Line. and makes
his home I'm Petersburg. His son,
Alexander Hamilton. Jr.. is chief OF
Governor Mann's STAFF OF colonies. 1t
ID understood that MIR. Hamilton can
muster the entire support OF the
southeast section OF the State.