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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-28

preserves, and thought her time had
come when seed the spasm she went
into. After a spell when got her
emptied out and full of hot ginger tea,
she woulder quieted down but her
mother set her aflre with a candle she
was holding to see If she was a-breath-
Ing. And, lands alive, the child was
most burned to death fore could put
her out! And what with the straw
berry poison working on her at the
same time she almost passed from US.
And there she is alive and asserting
by Blossom as quiet as a mouse to
call me If she stirs-baby-loving and
tending was horned In that child"
Miss Seliny Lue," called a small
frightened voice, which was followed
by hoarse cough.
watch fer Miss Cynthie and bring
her back to my room. There comes
Mis- Kinney to sell the suppers! Can't
you kinder keep her talking out here?
She do make the baby jump So"
Mr.. Kent gave up the walk down
the river road to met Miss Cynthia
that had been In his intentions for
the last few moments, and set himself
to the task of holding Mrs. Kinney out
of the lean-to.
"Howdy, Mr.. Alan?" she remarked
in lugubrious tone OF voice. Amt
1t too bad that Miss Seliny Lue have
got to suffer SIGH a affliction?"
well, Mrs. Kinney, | don't think
that Miss Selma Lue feels as"
"Oh, course she don't feel it like It
was her own. They can't nobody know
the feelings Of a mother, lessen it's a
father-about halfway"
Il think I should say that Miss Sc
lima Lue doesn't miss much"
That's light view of the case, Mr..
Alan. OF course she misses not hav.
Ing children of her own. It's a WON.
ans duty to have children and hus.
bands and"
We'll, think we can all acquit Miss
Selma Lue of any failure to do her
duty by the rising generation, Mrs.
Kinney" remarked Mr.. Alan in a
dangerously suave voice. He doubly
welcomed the sight Of Miss Cynthia
hurrying down the street accompanied
by the anxious messenger, as he was
on the verge Of o few disastrous OBJ
servations.
Leaving Mrs. Kinney to attend to
the needs of the various supper.shop-
pers that were approaching the gro
Gerry, Mr.. Alan led Miss Cynthia to the
door of the lean-to and there posted
himself as a vigilance committee to in.
sure quiet.
He watched the girl bend over the
bed and touch the tumbled curls with
a caress that was as light as that of a
butterfiy's wing, while she slipped her
other hand into the one of Miss Selma
Lue's that rested on the pillow.
When did she seem not so well7"
she asked, and her voice was low with
tenderness-and fear. The Blossom
opened her eyes and with a little sigh
put her tiny pale hand up to the beau.
tiful face bent over her.
There, now, that's the first time
she's taken any notice today!" whis.
pered Miss Selma Lue as Miss Gym.
thia slipped to her knees and carried
the baby's hand to her lips. "Jest look
at that, Mr.. Alan, II Blossom amt
smiling! do declare, Miss Cynthia
and her act IKE they was twins-in.
heart. l suspicion she have been
pining fer you all the day. honey,
same as the rest Of US, only she
couldn't ask fer you like we can"
We'll. she shan't miss me again, for
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-04-28
CHAPTER VIII.
The WIIted Blossom.

Don't nothing put the heart in broke
dS~n woman like a little loving"
Miss SRlina Lue.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08
had wcalhn r,pocd.

Nocogdinr to reports from the
weather hureau th, Panhandle POI.
flan ul enc state Yesterday eNporirnr
cd ,er, uasu Weather Which Dr. conn
inf .onlhNard The weather bureau
"Wednesday morning predicted rain
f0r hIs section oft the state. hui no
ran had mafrrIaus,d up to % late
huuf rh0 weather bureau also pre-
dIncd rain ,estcrda, morning and
tho indication. laat evening Wcr' ia
workable COT ruIu
FARMERS living 800 fh's section are
worry an,lous to sec raiu ou account
of thD clear cold weather oi the lat-
tsr nau of November smuh cab
harc was mat,unil, injured hs the
cola and mo large cabbage barely
ainhod" by fhe cold hu mo dam
are uUi De- done to ihe larger eao.
base ~ rain Falls within ih' next f"w
DAYS
40 yer, loss temperature 'ro np.
pretended hy tho weather bureau
Merely reucsAiiy thrcafoninr wrath.
or with rain IS all that .e nniiei.
nafpi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

The death of Mrs Dan uafp "a
native Corpus Christian occurred
t.nordu, motnur. at oclooF. ai
200. residence oi Fred Cold Goa Cir-
u4o street after au illness cN.rudinr
over tho past several months
The decreased N survived hy her
husband Dan barb, of Fiou hlWi
ana small daughter She was q
member of one of the pione@ fami-
nca af Corpus CHRISTI h"pe Che
daughter OF Mr AVID Mr n RIOS
CHER
Tpncral services were conducted
Yesterday afternoon 40 oflork
fram tho residence of Frt Cold.
Rev % snr.ngan paeor of me
Presbyterian church omchiinr I'M
ferment was made In th old Genie
tory ln the family buryiir grounds.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

81 81 Anderson 81 Groen,llio Tea
aa is u fho citi Investigating the
for establishing a urHt
class RETAIL furniture establishment
Mf Anderson has bad such d uuei,
nesa Boo Cfcou,illc. hui on account u
the poor healih of mombcrs of bic
family. VAS forced 90 move 10 Corpus
christi. which was recommended 90
him as an excellent location tor hia
limo of huglneas
So Anderson viii Boz 10 ths ciiy
tor scYcfal days aud stated YESTERDAY
thar Dee would very iikely decide "a
locate here
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

a. % uafhcr and family of ilncom.
Nebraska. ave 10 fho cii, ou several
weeks ,islt and are stopping az The
nldWoll
mr. larber who IS a pertinent
business man at Lincoln b. next
door neighbour ui William Ienn.nga
Bryan GOV three times ihe democratic
nomno 'or president and ls on in-
uumto fiond of Toe Great Com.
monrf
Mr barber hah followed che lead
OFF Got nrsan DOB buying Texas land
ouly tmn boz has gone hIm one better
aud bias bought property as Corpus
Christi llls ylslt here at thH umo
m fo view hit land which Wae pur-
chased some months back
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08
SPLENDID PLANT
WILL BE Erected
stao. oso INVESTMENT ~ COIN
STORAGE rut rtlAN.
Wihsta Capitalists A~k NJ Bonu>
aud Mean Observation-Disclosures ia
&c, aad It, Future.

a. D. ponce OF Wichita. Kansas.
arrived in the CO, Yesterday ana VII
ho hcse ior several dass. hooking al
ter available sites Tor ;he locating Of
an irt aud cold sioRgv plant that
viii cost ready fot operation sipe-
UaO
Nf ronre 81 no stranger 20 Cor
prs Christi d. he has been pulliuf
for this section of the state for lho
past three Ysau aud In that time has
rrobari, induced AZ man, SETTLERS
from middle western states ca invest
ln corpus realty as has aus other in.
ueltuai
iu spcakIur oi the cstahiishiug ut
ths lcc and ynid storage plant M
Ponce tesisrda, had tho foiioWlnr GO
say
number oI Wichita Kansas
capitalists. whom represent have
for the past ls months boon quietly
investigating ihe onilooh in Corpus
Christi for a thoroughly modern lce
manufacturing and cold storage
Iiani
These parties ate Thoroughly eos.
nIsant OF the wonderful Strides That
corpus Christi has made and when
tht news war received n Wichita
chat work bad commenced ON the
erection uf your tNo splendid hotels
now Boa course eft construction, rs only
served in fufihrf impress them win
the wonderful possibilities .of this
city and srciion
Tho company thar viii orefnt,
here viii incorporate under iho state
laws o. Texas lu aam oi mot lcs'
than sf0nUOn. iut Nin not hek ans
bonus ol ansthnf olso az fhc rlu
rens. esc,pi their rood VIII and nat
ronafc. aftor lt has opened Tor husi
Mess
Plans are now hriug drawn Tor ih'
rilnt and iho PARTIES themselves wu
,iaU Corpus Christi within the mex
few weeks The plan now ls for then
io leave Wichita as soon as th'
Chrstmas HOLIDAYS are over an'
they vii spend q week here ana d
the surrounding territory
Nf pOncr wiN be- Iu Corpu0 f1
The remainder uf this week.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Word has been useolscd In CORPUS
thai " " Williams a natlN, oi Cor.
pns Christi who lei, here go fea,a
aEo tor the miuins Fields of Mexico.
bias mnie kuod ln the sister republic
and ai present b. hnlding down ono
of Nh, most rcsrousihle mining posi-
Uons boa MoNi,o. being mauagcf ut
the American MeAlcan Mining com.
pau,. with hcadQuarisrt lu rorrcun.
Nj Williams loi eath before lca,.
los Corpus WIS employed on The
Caller ana b. related Go a u snihcf
land ct This riis
CoucofuinF BITE success ir Mexico.
The fofreuu tni"fpript several days
ago had the foilovlng notlcs
CIV "a Williams. MANAGER iot the
American. Mc,leo Mining company,
has rccHted The congratulations of
the onifera and board oi directors oi
The romran, as result Of HE spleu
aid management of tho properties unt
der hls direction within me past year
since tho organization of che company
soNtu years aEo. enc siockholdeft
have mover realized 90 dollar aud say
oval former higher uu objects are in
sefiuna Trouble over ne alleged ma.
nlunlaf0n off stocks a Yrnr ago MI.
WUmmH who was operating hiH own
properties in tho Mapiml district. was
offered the management oi Tho ron'
Germ and Within yeal has delivered
.uhaiautlul pfohi into the handH ~
.he board of directors lie returned
Tuesdaf from visit Ca chicago.
where hn attended the meeting of
ihat hody While be- Chicago Nj VII.
AIMS attended a banquet and con.
cert given hy the Chieaso Methodist
Social Union aud waa one Of thouh.
and gnsata seated III "a. table
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

The medicinal ,aluea OFT TIE afica-
an mineral vaur oil Corpus Christi
arc not condnof 70 the local lnhahi-
tanis according 10 d letter received
sc.ferdas PSI foslmasier Crahhe and
referred a. no Commercial club
o. Brpsh bf Kansas cry hus writ
ten 20 ae bstmaster asking for in-
flfmafan Goui securing Eve gai-
Ions Of tM Corpus Artoslan Park
Mineral wter which. according 20
tss. letter has been rommended 10
hir ht tfriend
Aulns Secretary van Horne has
written b Mr Brown Tor BITS address
and vi see that his wants are sup
nliei.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08
COMING ATTRACTION
THE iinn and the Mouse" Here on
psrrmhcf 80.

For one % the FEW times IN the
history OF Corpus christi thoasrlssls.
a really mcri,ous company has been
secured tor local cngagcment
Manager WaWn OF tho Olympic
Theatre. has closed coatrae, for
lhe appearance Cor one performance
only ia this CITY. on the night OF
December la % The Liam ana the
Mouse Which Viii be- presented hy
,hc Henry y Harris vast o. competent
PLAYERS
The production that viii he brought
iu Corpus ls the same thar viii play
This scason in houston. SAN Antonio.
dallas aud other TEXAS cities aud IL
Is stated thei the company carries
elaborate scenic SETTINGS az has been
the case since the pla, vas nrst pro-
du,yd
TIE plaN Is an exposition of the
methods used by many financial kinxs
of America in the prosecution oi their
nefarlou. trade of shapiur Legislation
hN means 81 ihrir power over weak
and uus1lihmi pehlic servants 90 raip
their ends che pilinE up OF coilosNl
fortunes and who make usc of every
hitb. aiNh,r and dcrcit that would
hc adindEci orimina, sHs tprchcn.
sihl, W emrlnYed hs those in ar,
other valk OF lie
one year ago really high class
company presented Paid in Full
lea this city, aud the large audience
~ thsi performance showed without
doubt that Corpus christi thcatro. So.
era Viii patronito a really good show
NauaHrf Waliiu has accursd The
lion and inc Mouse NJ guaranteed
prlro ANA be- stated last nlFht thai
he had alroah, sold laree part o
thu reserved section of seats rhal
the company VIII play before pack
ga house while ln thir ciis rocu with
oui ANY question
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

The lolai team Of 'All stars,
eoniposiav some of lhe be.l football
talent 81 the clty. 80 acilselg engaged
in practice eurh niFhi and the ieam
hopper 10 arrange game fof the lat
tat hart ~ december. with school
team from some nearby plhce
Cyrl Damn iH manager for the ne~
eleven and among the players are
Paul Cauloy \ pellsrlno Earl se'i,
Cryl Dunn aud a smith
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Miss Bessie Yoakum. daughter OF
COS and Ste IA D. Noahun. yrstei-
dat sucoeedot iu kiilnE Dor first
deer one of iho finest bucks ever
f.'Isi on santa Gcrirudis faneh
rn. hur. Nas onc of the old
elmer. which are Erowlur s.hrrer
wear b, wear aui had ouourh ptons.
or bees anuora to have thrilled hc
most hlasc hunter The head Nil De-
mounted and preserved as trophy
off Miss Yoaknm pruWess
Col and Wfa NoaAum Miss h'a' o.
Nostom ami sire y ADAMS are on
The KIug ranch as the guests of Nr
And Nrs R D kiehorr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

in mentioning the Cali 'oasi
Hardware Company yesterday morn
ins. The Caller left out some 81 the
lncorpofators The liW OF gentlemen
behind the buainees Is 90 follows ~
Z Walton. J X liipp. y A haFnnll.
RIOS lllpp. aud I. q. lobe The hard
ware store viii boz open for business
on or before December r The stock
VIII begin 10 arrive in he neat IT,"
days The concern Rill operate az
fOG Mesquite street
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

canty clerk Henry Luter had on
arrjy in his office at the court house
set,ai clusters ~ satsuma oranges
whh are attracting considerable a.
tomon.
D. oranges are perfect snecimehs
AZ Mr. Luter states that hia trees
loaded wiih the fruit The late
,rze did no harm 10 the trees in hiss
"a. snd Mr. Luier u 81 the opinion
tet saisnmas were MOI damaged IN
is vicinity
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Robert Norman OF Ham0ura. AK.
tho hAs been IN Corpus for the past
ieverai months. a. sienographer 10
4 loea iap ONCE. "a seriously = with
AZ bis apartments on
Twigi street
A message was sent 70 his pfren's
IN fhmbnrE Yesterday apprsislnS
then ~ their sons serious illness.
and bic nAothev Ia expected 20 arrive
her Saturday afternoon.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Farmer Cmfk. of Aberdeen Vill
leave neN week. ior McNiro. on a tr'p
hat NIu last for two months Mt
Ciark Niu Visit Dis son Walton az
Tamp.co, and after several weeks
stay there. WI continue on to Mexico
chs San Luis potosi and other points
in fhe MEXICAN republic
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

The annual meeting Of sharehold-
ers of ihe CORPUS Cuisu National
banh Tor the election 81 directors wiil
bc held az fhe hautpe house ~ ien
oelock u Tufahy January aih.
iHI2 o. G WELLS.
tfsf ss a. Cashier
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

nr LYONS 1851 continue 90 conduct
rc,iYai services ar fhe rrs hftrran
thurch until DE eud o. neNi ueeh
The opportunity to hear ihlf siitfd
loader j. ono fhai shogid uof ne over
looked bog the church lo.nr people OF
Corpus Christi Afternoon services
"a 3 m evening services af sN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

one of The neatost window displays
yot made BY local hrm, relative
iu ihe approaching holidays. 10 that
&c Smiths Book store on Mesquite
street The window Was decorated
by Harry G. niaize. ard has attracted
much favorable comment from those
nAaNlnn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Fof several months there has been
nttle einicnliy with street ear service
but Wednesday morning the carr
were out % commission until eleven
O'Clock and yesterday, after : o b. m,
there we're no cars during the entire
day The trOuhit % said 10 bo az the
power house furnishing tho current
An expert electrlrian has been sent
for and Il Is hoped everything will
be w good shape today The fail
IRE 81 the ears 20 run was not the
fault % the traction company
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

% a Kastmcr a momDnr OF Che
prsooli school board NHr n ih" oiiS
esterday ana ia.od that Miss ien-
ME- Robcck 90 Kingatille had been
elected as teacher az pr'Hclil. io sue
.eei Miss fuy Cunningham refigned
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

ncanunl solid roii hrooches Jos
priced ones and some uifh diamonds
We can please ans taste Tine s'Ammf
Tho street ihe postonice Is on Phone
-t Open evenings OFT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

According io 30 IS naker local
ts.nt 90, ho san nrre hate been
mofe mmeeant rara coming 300"
ih. c.ty darng the present season
uau CO. amy time iu th' past few
years Nof o ueDt uasscs hri one or
nnr, al, OF Immigrant goods ar
fItc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

The Nuoces Hotel company has re-
claimed several hundred square
wards go ground Boz front of me hWld-
ing
The street IN front Of the hotel
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Declaration Of Intention 20 become
citizen Of the United States Was
Gled yesterday with District Clerk X,
O. Cook. ~ Andreas Ellis Kristoffer-
sen, a native 81 Denmark
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

A meeting ~ the Nueces County
Medical Association viii be held To-
nirht Al 80. ~ the Office q Or Y L,
ssrgen, In tho CITY National Bank
building
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

An umbrella would NUKE nice
Christmas present We have SOME
nne ones TIE stamm eii Mes.
quite. the street the postoflcc is on
Phone 2eG Open evenings o. o.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

See the Electric chaiinx Diah and
Coffee Machine AZ The stamms. eiI
Mesquite 81 The street the post
once a on. Open evenings. i2s q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

si0e 10 10000 WHAT Watches
Of course You get them from The
stamms. gu Mesquite 81 Just north
Of the postonlce. Open evenings
Phone 22G. 1873 g.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Tho ladies nf the Christian church
are practiolne on the cautaia which
sll be- presented az the Christian
church tabernacle on Christmas
night Rehersals Win continue three
nights each Wcok until presentation.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

See onr diamond rlugn Prices
from $500 TO tl0o.oo The slamms.
ca Mesquite "a phone 22s Open
eveningu laa &C.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Have you used any % the TAFT
Packing House prodaotE9 n rot
whyg place a trial order with Your
dealer and BE- convinced a. others.
~ ~ go,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Nour calves Will hr better 10 Won
use Nne,es urard EXTRACTS Martin
Vsa lnd Coffee Cos q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Meyers Variety store win be Open
eyenlnes after o'clock. f27 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Soothing We cannot get lin Jew
alry The Dorenflelda ~ 2 u
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

Meyers variety store will b. open
evenings after O'Clock ~ 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-08

oar name means Quality Tho
potoufi,lds tebtf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
NEW RECORDMADE
IN PUBLIC HEALTH.
Dr.. Williams Says Richmond
Presents Most Signal Triumph
in State.

Public conEra tulations were rendered
yesterday by the State Health Depart
ment to Chief Health oficer E. c. Levy.
of this city, upon the fact that to-day,
for the first time in its history, so
far as the Official records show, there
is not single case Of typhoid fever In
Richmond.
Following the announcement OF this
condition In The Times Dispatch yes
terday State Health Commissioner En-
MON G.. Williams gave out the follow
Ing interviews:
"Dr. Levy's achievement he said.
may very properly be regarded the
most signal triumph of health work
In the State Our records and the
records Of the old board of health dis
tory for better health and Increased
happiness has been gained as result
of long continued and eXacting effort.
and 1t is to be primarily attributed.
think TO this extension OF the city's
sewerage system and to the care taken
in providing sanitary outbulldings in
those parts OF the city which have not
been severed. 4a W
I'm addition. the city's care in in
spectlng every case Of typhoid rs soon
as 1t Is reported. and in instructing the
family In the proper precautions, has
undoubtedly prevented the spread OF
the disease.
What Richmond has achieved is a
splendid advertisement for the city.
and should incite every city and town
of the Commonwealth TO like efforts
in extending Its sewers and watching
every case Of typhoid fever. The city
cannot, Of course. hope to prevent the
coming Of persons to the city who Will
develop typhoid, but 1t has q splendid
opportunity in establishing new
record In American public health
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-18
NEW EnGLANDERS
SEE WAR SCENES
Veteran Northern Officers OF
Loyal Legion in City-Has
Distinguished Members.

Seventy-fve members OF Massachu-
sets Commandery Military Ordrr of
the Loyal Legion Of the United states.
arrived in Richmond yesterday from
Washington. and will he here through
to morrow to view the historic battle
fields in this vicinity scenes OF car
mage upon which many Of them met
their Confederate foes half a century
ago
The Jorthern veterans. immedia;elS,
after fhoi, arrival al the Richmond
Hotel where they are quartered. be-
gan their Sightseeing trip. They were
siaken TO numerous points of interest
Yesterday afternoon under the guid-
ance of Captain John g. Curtis. one
of the foremost authorities on hap
penngs during the War between the
states in and around Richmond.
To-day the New English visitors
vii! pay an official visit to Governor
Mann. after which they plan TO 20 to
Petersburg, where they Will spend the
remainder of the day III looking over
the wartime scenes
VIII Go Down river,
To-morrow morning the delegation
will leave Richmond for Old Point.
where they will spend q couple ~
days They Viii make the trip down
lht JdllleS NiN ct, IN oEuer 10 get Il
glimpse of jamestown Island the
Cradle Of the Nation"
TIE veterans. each of whom was an
officer in the Union Army. displayed
the keenest interest in the many his
toric things found in the capital of the
Confederacy. The attraction of the
Confederate Museum the White House
Of the Confederacy. proved an excep-
tionnl attraction
go
inSly remarked to n reporter last night
that so many OF the Confederate vet
Grams have gone to LITTLE Rock; We
wanted to night tho war all over again.
But still. we have found some Of them
here and their charm OF manner has
simply raptivatcd u.s.
The delesation embraces many dis
iinguiShed men, among them being
Colonel iowdoin $. Parker, treasurer
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