The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-03
joint MAN0EUVRE
CAMPS OPPOSED

fessNSoHtlHueu IoHl ElTst faSe.) 'i
taxes which they should no more have
paid. than our forefathers should have
paid the tea tax imposed on the Ameri-
can colonies.
/ These people," he asserted. are
robbed OF all they have by taxation
Their condition is far worse than was
that OF the American slave OF two
generations ago..
Needs Right Of Way.
Explaining the reason for the agl-,
tation against Belgian rule, he said
that England has her railroad built
up the valley OF the Nile far toward
the¢re OF the Dark Continent. She
also has her line built northward from
Cape town through the late Boer terri.
tory. 'All she needs" said Major
Seaman, SIS strip through the Congo.
hence the campaign against the press;
ent rule there.
When the time comes tor England
to complete this railroad, and wheil
M yhs n taKs this piece q Congo land she
A large part OF the lecture OF the
noted surgeon, anthor, and traveller
was taken up with discussion Of the
$TaVdS eSE Oh lH0S LSSISE lily. lHlS -lUSeCl,
/ It appears, transmits the sleeping sick
ness from one body to another. It's
bill becomes impregnated with the
poison from biting an affected patent,
and after seventeen days, during which
time the poison becomes active. IT Is
driven into the body of the human
The result Is that the infected person
loses animation, becomes weak, ener-
SO much anesthetized as almost to lose
the sense OF pain. Major Seaman said
that he had himself witnessed the
arm OF a sufferer burned entirely on
between the wrist and elbow without
the chill which goes with the disease,
had lain down by fire to warm him
, self.
Stay Near Water.
However, there is hope OF preven-
i ton in the fact that the insects are not
! found $50 yards away from stream.
The natives are being taught to nave
their homes some distance away from
rivers and to wear clothing.
| Among the pictures shown were some
depicting the vast stretches OF country
through which game wanders undts.
While ra1g train Mab9r
100 feet OF the track undisturbed by
the train and Indifferent to It. This
territory simply swarms with game
~ bn a1tts sad eyan
Theodore. would be permitted TO dis
charge his gun there"
| Meditating over photograph of a
|rhinoceros, Major Seaman extolled the
manly vii. virtues s and physical proves
said. ut is entirely surviva1Sof the
fittest. No being ever dies natural
death in Africa. When such a magnt-
ficent specimen as this rhino becomes
too old to defend himself. he is pbunc.
ed upon and killed BY other creatures
q 5ene 'o Advantages 9h ses sa'S War.
81 care not" he declared, what DR..
derdan or amy one else nay
The total registration of members
at Headquarters has now reached sew
enty-e eight With the members lfofI
families. the attendance Is probably
Lieutenant Colonel Walter D. Nc
Cav. United States Army. native
Of Richmond, is present at the meet
The Virginia medical Officers, in full
dress uniform, headed by Surgeon
General Lynch, paid calls on the Gov
ernor and Adjutant- General yester-
day; .
beln hs lsfs IF me ase n 81
mittee, headed BY Mrs: 4. Allison
Hodges, Is interesting itself In pro-
yiding entertainment automobile
rides through the city and attend /
ance at Richmond'ss show places con-
sumo the time Of the wives and daugl,
ters Of the members. 8
Tonight the annual 81, fhcial ban.
ait the Westn1oreland Club, Begin
ming at O'Clock. It Is expected that
President Elect George Henry Torney.
surgeon general Of the United States
Army, will be present on this coca
sion, coming from Washing ton for.
the purpose. sg8 sSss SSss sa4 i s