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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
BF.IGIANS uAhE DESPERATE
DEFENSE OF TOWN uf DIX VI DE

london. ptt 20 The Times 0orTe-
sponden' ln West Flanders telograpbs
under Tuesdays date.
tTAast night German attack ou Din
rr,rsls WAS rcpulsea hy the BeiE!ars
with. heavy loss The main point at
which she Germans crossed the river
ard where the situation has been most
critical Is north Of the village Of
RerYyse. or the railway line from
Sieuport 10 Dlxmude The Germans
crossed tie main waterway OF the
User last THURSDAY. hut for some time
were prevented frou advancing fur
tier On Saturday again they gained
around aad yesterday they succeeded
In eating across the second channel
fsaring the afternoon they very nearly
reached the railway line but finally
y.ege driven back by fierce fghting
The railway embankment now forms
sbe main line OF the Belgian defer So
sregn Niegport to Dixmude.
Yesterday morning "a German bat
Italian entered Dtxnude and for a short
time raraiyzed the defenders, No
clear account can be obtained OF h at
hapnsaed. bat Il seems that. the Dc
Tending force. after giving themselves
up. turned On their eaptors and after
fierce stree, fighting, gained the upper
hand TIE greater part OF the Gerrns -
battalion finally was captured in the
town"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

all forms OF 'Hazing' as defined under
regulations - and 81 for this insti-
tuition The statement of the cadets
under arrest that they did not regard
their action as constituting haxing ana
that they had no intention Of violating
the regulations of the institution was
accepted by the faculty. and the cases
were dismissed IT was evident. from
the statements made that nothing vso-
lent, or even approaching severity, Waa
done by the students.
This action of the faculty was
unanimous and every member OF ths
faculty was present. with one excep-
ton. he being absent from the cam-
pus at the time.
II am informed BY the president 81
the corps, Mr., r. j. Macfsregor. that
at meeting of the corps on Monday
afternoon October &c. the corps ca
dorsed the resolutions passed by the
faculty in regard TO 'haxing. and thAt
at a future meeting OF the corps sp&-
-cifc rules and regulations will be
adopted=in conformity with these reso-
buttons. and, therefore. with paragraphs
81 and IS Of the regulations.
Elm reference TO your inquiry IN
regard 10 bomb explosion that took
place here on the night OF October
20. we have been unable TO And any
clue to the guilty parties. We do not
even know whether this act Of van
dalism was perpetrated by come one
in the corps or out Of IT. The large
majority of the corps have expressed
their severe disapprovai OF this ACT
and II any one in the corps was guilty
of It, he la keeping very quiet The
result of the explosion was That
large number OF window pAnes were
broken and a few window sashes were
damaged"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
PRINCE LOUIS HAS
RESIGNED OFFICE
SENTIMENT UNABLE TO
STAND FOR HIS GERMAN
EXTRACTION.

London. Oct GIT was officially
announced tonight that Vice Admiral
Prince Louis of Battenberg has re-
admiralty. The papers recently have
called for his resignation because al
though naturalized British subject.
he is a native Of Hesse His brother,
Prince Henry OF Battenberg, husband
of Princess Beatrice. died in 1896 from
disease contracted during the British
Ashanti campaign. for which he had
volunteered. and the death of his
nephew Prince Maurice OF Batten-
berg. from wounds received in action
In France was reported yesterday.
The Globe. which directs special at
'ention to naval affairs has en-
phasized dissatisfaction over high
command In the navy being held by Il
prince of alien birth, and has sug-
gested forcihly. that the retention Of
Prince Louis naturalized German, in
n position OF high authority, Is i'm
proper
There Is further suggestion that
the first sea lord has lost popularity
as result of the futile attempt to re-
lieve Antwerp. The responsibility for
the alleged blunder Is placed first upon
the shoulders OF Winston Spencer
Churchill, first lord OF the admiralty.
but critics of the admiralty have not
hesltated to charge that Prince Louis
was cognizant of the Antwerp affair.
and co-operated with Mr.. Churchill.
Feeling II Intense.
The public feeling against all Ger
mans is so intense at present that
Prince Louis may have been led by
feelings of simple pride to disassociate
himself from naval command II car
be stated that the King and the min
istry have retained the most perfect
confidence in Prince Louis and that
the resignation, IL a fact, was proffcr-
ed without any suggestion on the part
Of the government.
; II the report u true. there - Ger
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
EMDES, UNDER FALSE COIORS.
SINKS TWO wARsHIPs

Toxic Oct. 29.~-The British en-
bassy hears that the German cruiser
EfHaen,r Aging the Japanese flag and
disguised by the addition OF a fourth
entered Penang. a British
possession in the Straits Settlements.
and fired torpedoes which sank the
Russian cruiser Jemtchug and a
French destroyer
The Jemtchue was Of about 3,i00
tons, laid down In 1902 Her main
battery consisted of six 4.7-inch guns
and she had speed of twenty four
knots She carried a crew OF 334 men
The Ernden sak a score or more of
British steamers In the Indian Ocean
before she shifted her scene OF opera
tons to tbs Straits Settlements Or
Tuesday she was reported as having
sunk a Japanese passenger steamer
bound fer Singapore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
THIS HAS THE SOUND OF A NICE
LARGE FISIIY FISH STORY

London, Oct. l9.--The correspondent
Of the Daily Chronicle Mt Amsterdam
who talked with prominent Dutch
business men who travel regularly to
Berlin and other German cities. has
gathered the impression that many
Germans are grieyed and ashamed at
the conduct Of their soldiers In Rel
GUM, and that. consequently, an an
tagonistic feeling TO miiitarism 10 set
ting in.
He quotes one man as saying that
he would not be surprised II the war
should eventually bring the people and
tho army into violent oppoaition.
The informants Of the correspondent
also say that feeling OF anxiety 10
growing In German commercial cir
cles. not because Of their losses by the
war. but because u fear that things
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
ENGLISH MINISTER
PRAISES CONDUCT
OF GERMAN FOLK
SAYS BRITISH RESIDENTS OF Der
LIN HAVE REEN ACCORDED
MODEL TREATMENT.

London, Oct. 2S.--The Rev. ]. II.
Rushbrooke. the first EngIishman Of
age who has been allowed
to leave Germany, has arrived In Lon
don. He does not claim to speak as
regards the whole OF Germany. but
cerned allan enemies have received
model treatment.
There is now consid era BILE indigna :
ton. he says. over the Wholesale arrest
Of Germans In Great Pr'tain and the
German newspapers are c.amoring fo~
reprisals on the English residents. OF
whom there are several hundred in
Berlin alone These residents are be
coming uneasy,
Mr.. Rushbrooke confirms reports that
food In Berlin is abundant and CHEAP.
but says that an upward tendency IT.
food prices Is causing anxiety among
the thoughtful. Far-sighted Germans
he says. are more concerned regarding
Germanys economy than military re-
sources. and feel that prolongation
of the war tends to operate severely
against Germany.
The clergyman believes that the / lea
that Germany's last man Is in the held
Is completely wrong, and that the coun-
try still has enormous reinforcements
Military euphemisms. he says. consist.
entity disguise the military position aud
the German public g>ts ''ttle infprma-
ton except the casua,t ; lists and these
are far behind date. They already nc
cupy 1900 sheets. about fourteen bs
twenty-one inches. The German con.
viction of the righteousness of thu
German cause. Mr.. Rushbrooke says
has been quite unaffected by the treat
ment of Belgium.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR SAID no
he ENJOYING GOOD HEALTH

Rome Oct. 20, via Havre.--The VI
emma correspondent OF a news bureau
announces that the Russians to. the
south OF Iyangorod outnumbcr the
Austrians. After previous defeats in
Galicia similar announcements were
made,
The correspondent says that the
health OF Emperor Francis Joseph Is
reported to be excellent, and gives AS
proof Of this the fact that the emperor
gave an audience lasting an hour to
Count Berchtold. Minister OF Foreign
Affairs and Prime Minister.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
CHURCHnl'S FOES
START CAMPAIGN
TO FORCE HIM OUT
MORNING POST, "PLAYING Up" ANT
wERr CAMPAIGN AS GROWING
HLuNDER or ADMIRALTY LORDS
CAREER.

London, Oct 28.--The enemies sof
winston Churchill, First Lord OF the
Admiralty ARE making the most Of the
futile attempt to relieve Antwerp ana
the consequent loss by internment IN
Holland OF 1000 marines and naval
volunteers Fed by the Morning Post
and some members OF Parliament. the
pack is In full cry. aiming evidently
to humiliate Mr.. Churchill and 10 tie
his hands for the future.
Very probably for POLITICAL purposes.
this attack on Mr., Churchill. launched
at a time when England most needs
solidarity, aeS gained momentum. de-
spite semi official statements that Mr..
Churchill can In no wise be held re-
sponsibie for the Antwerp disappoint-
ment, since hs is oniy Technically SUI
preme in nava, Affairs. and since the
entire cabinet liz responsible for his
acts. It appears hat individuals and
influences which haze always belfttied
Mr.. Churchill are seiZing new pro-
text for an attempt to toiee him OF.
of the ministry,
The chnrce s. made that the First
Lord was guilty IF { costly blundsr IN
sending n sr;ali force o. marines ana
naval voIaEtes.'s 20 Antwerp, and tina
the Flrst Lord NOT tnfy acted on
his ,wi initiative. b"t vent counter
to the wishes OF Lord Kitchener and
of Sir IGen f'1.rncn II IS the conte.-
tion that he went beyond his eonst!~
tutional powers with results that were
sadly disappointing and It is acridly
suggested that Mr.. Churchill keep his
hands of the direction Of military and
naval operations. and attend strictly
to the business of the Admiralty.
Attack Anglers Public.
Enquestiona the attack has
amazed and angered a great majority
Of the public. In the hrst place. MFR.
Churchill has been praised for placing
the navy in state of preparedness.
In the second. the blunder. If blunder
there was, cannot be charged to a sin
gle person. but to the entire govern
ment, and In the third place, the feel
ing is that common respect for the well
fare of the nation should silence at
this time any sort of criticism.
{ The ministry. II may be added. has
not seen Mt 10 dignity the charge
by reply.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
PRESIDENT WILSON
continued from First Pase)

,Conttnued from First Pase)
al the White House in company with
lanes Lord. OF the mining division OF
the American Federation Of Labor, to
urge that the mines be closed.
The striking miners have accepted
the presidents proposal for settle
ment OF the strike controversy while
p.,e mine owners have rejected H.
TIL president refuses to accept tbs
rejection Of tn owners as their Anal
answer and he has said from time to
time that he did not regard the matter
az closed.
Labor leaders have expressed the
opinion that the presidents authority
to close rhe mine was established by
the decision Of the Supreme Court IN
the famous Debs case. which grew out
OF the Chicago strike in Cleveland's
term. This decision Is said to have
established that the president may
exercise the supreme powers OF tne
! federal government to protect t0a
mails and interstate commcrce, Dut
lust how it would apply In the Coi-
orado situation has not been ma0s
clear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
PRESIDENT poINCARE LEAVES
ron VISIT TO BATTLE FRONT

Bordeaux Oct. 2a.-Fresident Poln-
care left here this evening 10 make
ar<Aher visit 10 the armies at the
front Al Paris he viii be joined by
Minister 81 War Millerand, who VIII
accompany him.
slight or ten days. during which time
ne will make n trip to Ifavre to visit
the Belgian Government, which is at
the front of the northern battle line
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
German Officers Threat ITO England

In the November American Maya
zine Will Irwin. who went to Europe
as special war correspondent for that
publication. describes the German in
vasion OF Belgium, much ~ which he
witnessed Recounting conversation
tina. he and others had with a Ger
man officer. he says:
when we asked him what Ger
many was going to do with Belgium.
he said: Keep 1t. I suppose
then we'll he near England. and you'n
see what Wen do to that horrible
country"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
EIGHT AIRSHIPS PASS OVER
HASSEIT EN- ROUTE TO FRONT

London. Oct 29.--Eight airships
have passed over Hasseit. on the def-
man Belgian frontier, going westward
and evidently making for Brussels and
Antwerp. where 1t has previously been
stated Zeppelin sheds were being con-
structed, according to a Rotterdam dis
patch TO the Daily Mail.
A dispatch from Amsterdam CON
firms report that several German sun
marines have been sent by railway 10
Zebrugge. the port of Bruges, to pc
DISPATCHED against the British meet on
The Belgian and French coasts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

tain 10 be a wave OF protest from a
very large part OF the public unim-
pressed BY the harassment Of all Der-
sons of German blood. Prince LOuis
IS Englands real sailor prince. He
has worked his way to high command
by sheer ability, passing through all
stages Of command since 1858. when
he was a naval cadet. He has been
of immense service to the navy a. =
capable ofiicer and as an inventor. He
bas declared frequently that he was
prouder Of his naval rank than Of his
princely station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
ASSAULTED AND
R0D8[O Of sos

Paimefe, a saw-psul~ hand -eIa-
pIoyed b. G. NJ. Garrett. Of Carriers
willie. Cumberland County, Va. reported
to the police yesterday that he had
been assaulted by an unknown white
man with whom he was walking near
seventeenth and Broad Streets. about
10 o'clock Wednes day night, and robbed
Of 3a5 Paimore gave the police de
scription of his assailant who struck
him over the head.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

left which had q direct bearing upon
the retreat
The German endorsements men
toned In yesterdays official statement
probably account for the extension of
the battle line northward to kutno.
These reinforcements were brought
by a circuitous route from cast Pyus-
STA resumption OF the German
offensive on the Prussian frontier is
probably intended TO conceal the de-
pletion of the forces there.
Thus ia. this offensive has beei.
repulsed by the Russians who seized
several settlements in German terri
tory
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
PARIS DENIES GERMAN
REPORTS OF ERENGH RENEnsEs

Paris, Oct .2s.A note appended to
the official communicate this afternoon
esnrhaticaiiy denies false news In
Apired by the Germans and published
iii sweden, that the Germans had
nccunfed Arfnentieres and Abilieml.
that the allies fank Al Newport had
2hA4n turned: and that the governor
~ Calais had ordered civilians TO leave
s&he city.
n D<HiAt was made also ~ reports cir
sruieted In Rome and throughout Italy
nhnt the French had been obliged TO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
USELESS TO APPEAL
FOR PEACE NOW

Rome. Oct. 2a.--The forthcoming
encyclical on peace Is now ready, hav-
ing been translated from the Latin. IL
has been submitted to several cardi-
nails and fully approved, but 1t will
not be issued until decisive battle
has been fought, since the Pope fully
realizes that It is useless to appeal
for peace while the efficiency OF the
belligerents is undiminshed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
PRINCE MsTRICE or
BaTTENBERG SUCCtMBs

Random Oct. sa.~~Prinre Maurice Of
rsattanberg Youngest SON uf Prince
Henry Of BattenberE. and of the
Princess Beatrice. the youngest daugh-
ter az the late queen Victoria, Is dead
ns the result OF wounds received at the
battle front He was an of'ieer OF the
Kings Royal Rifles.
The Crown Prince 1T Bavaria, Rup-
precht, is reported 20 have been
wounded when leading the German at
tack on the British lines at 1prer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
ENEMIES OF GREAT BRITAIN
MUST LEAVE HONG KONG

Hong Kong, China. Oct. 2a,---An
ordinanc. has been adopted by the
legislative council of Hong Kong re-
auiring all enemies Of Great Britain
living within the colony 10 w1nd up
their affairs and leave. There are as
many German as English business
houses In the colony,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
warships shei1ea
shese tnfo-tifted plates Details are
*31ut yet available
STILL At,RoVND
ON l.YNNHANEN SHoAiss

Washington. Oct, ea.---The torpedo
boat destroyer PauldinE is stilt
aground on shoal al LINN haven
Roads. according To thu latest report
received at The Navy Department to-
day. but naval officers are confdehe
that she will eventually lie fioated
without great difficulty The weather
has moderate greatly making IL pos
kihie for assistance 10 he ffTen IN"
pn,lssiug TO better advantage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
MUST RE CONSIGNED TO
DUTCH GOVERNMENT

Havana. oct. 2s-The Dutch Gov
eminent has forbidden the Holland
American steamship Company from ac-
cepting cargoes from Cuba for Dutch
ports unless they are consigned to
the Netherlands Government
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
RUSSIAN CAVALRY ACTIVE ON
LEFT WING OF GERMAN ARMY

London. Oct 2s.---The correspon-
dent of the Times In Petrograd says
he can get no direct confirmation Of
the reported appearance Of Russian
cavalry. but adds that he considers
il entirely likely that cavalry dem
onstration has been rade on the Ger
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
HEARS RTMOR- OF
AN ARMISTTCE ALONG USER

amsterdam. Oct. 2s.--There is an
report here that an
armistict' was agreed upon esterday
along the User. The Germans are
sending new guns and QUANTITIES OF
rarhed wire and timber fot bridge
making toward the User.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
RUSSIA WILL HAVE s,O0o.0 900
MEN IN FIELD BY SPRING

petroessd, Oct 29.~-The Russia n
general staff plans 10 have 100000
men in the field by spring. All soldiers
now going To the front are equipped
for winter paigning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
John Mt III. NOTIFIES II RkEN
ynT TO BLOCK SuATT-EI-ARAB.

s,onstansinople. Oct. 29--fn couse-
uupr,cs of TURKEYS apparent Intention
to block the entrance 10 tire Shaft Ell
Arab River and the Muhamrsh. the
British embassy has notified the Porte
that II would take tho most serious
view Of The blocking or mining OF the
rhannel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

aband their lines along the Aisne
and retreat to a fortified position to
the southwark
The note characterized as false the
statement OF the Norddeutsche All
gemeine Gazette. that England had
ceased sending more troops 20 .he con-
tnent because she was inenaced at
nome, and likewise the assertion In
German newspapers that Verdun had
fallen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
RESERvISTS ON NEUTRAL CRAFT
ARE SUBJECT TO CAPTURE

London, Oct. ss.--The British gov
eminent has rescinded its recent in
structions forbidding the capture OF
the cnemy's reservists on neutral yes
sells. The change Is commended by
the public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
BELGIAN TROOPS CLAIM
VICTORY IN CENTRAL AFRICA.

Paris, Oct. 2s.--The Mathis corre-
spoadeat at Havre states that Vice
Governor General katRna of the Bel
@ian Congo. announces that Belgian
troops have completely defeated the
Germans at Kisseine on the Tangan-
sAks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

last night VITA the election and IN
stallation Of officers. All the old Of
ficers were, moved up. with one ex-
eeption. w NJ Oakley OF Undertake
commandery. being appointed grand
warden.
All comma nderies in the State were
IN attendance and reports for the
year were submitted. considered and
adopted,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
RE,RIIN DECLARES 1T KNOWS
NOTHING OF PORTUGUESE ATTACK

Berlin Oct. 2a.--It was officially
given out today that the government
has no knowledge of the reported In
vasion of Aryoia, Portuguese West
Africa. by German troops.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
GoNFERS IRON CROSS ON
PETTY KINGS FOR BRAVERY

Berlin, Oct. 2a.--Emperor William
has conferred the iron cross on the
Kings of Bavaria and Wurfemburs. In
recognition OF their bravery and that
OF their troops
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
NOTHING VIOLENT
Continued from First Page.)

portunity to make a full statement.
This statement they made.
After full and free discussion the
faculty adopted resolutions expressing
their strong disa pproval Of hazing and
requesting the corps to cooperate with
the faculty In eliminating completely
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
Eenr Election Trouble In Cuba.

Havan, Oct. 29.--President Menocal
has ordered the rurales to take charge
OF the police work at various towns
where trouble is feared during the
election next Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

BORDEAUX--The Kaiser is expect
ed to attempt an advance from the
south toward the Boulogne. now that
his campaign to break through west
ern Belgium to Calais and Dunkirk
has failed.
The French general staff has order
ed reinforcements sent to the battle
front between the Disc and Armen-
there's to meet this new attack
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

THE HAGUE--The campaign OF
the Germans to. proceed along, the
2eacoast TO Dunkirk has been definite
~ abandoned owing TO the reinforce
'nents sent 10 the British fleet. w'licn
include several battleships equipped
with twelve-inch guns of great range.
IL is stated here that the fire OF
these guns caused the precipitate re-
treat of the Germans from Nieuport
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

Today Will be Patrons Day In the
Highland Park High School and exer
cises which will occupy the entire day
will be held.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

lTALY--The King yesterday review
Cd the fleet at laramie. The trials
With the new big guns were successful
the gunners scoring hits on the target
which was an old battleship A dis
patch from Rome says that Avlona is
not yet occupied by the Italian marines
and bluejackets, These land every day
without arms. but return to the ship
At night. The Turkish flag is flying
over the government building. and the
italian over the hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

COPENHAGE N-From ar parts or
the east and west battle fronts soldiers
are being rushed to Belgium in re-
Spouse to an order of the Kaiser to
take Calais at all costs. IT Is sern,-
officially stated In Berlin that the
Germans expect to be able to control
all the southern part of the North
Sea as soon as they possess Cata,..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

are not going well in the field. and that
the truth IL being concealed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30

IONDON-Germany appears to
have exhausted her reserves, as indi-
Gated by the hating of the Kaisers
attempted raid on Calais. Reports
that the Germans in western Belgium
were TO be reinforced by two hundred
thousand men disclose that the
kaiser's general staff has decided to
weaken the forces fighting against the
Russians to hold the present positions
OF the German forces in Belgium
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-30
KNIGHTS ItnPLAR
ELECT OFFICERS

Tho Grand Commentary. Knfghte
Tempiar, In iuety-second annual con-
ciave, in tho Masonic Temple, Rich
mond. yesterday. completed IT. werx