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CONCORD. N. G, TI lUHSpAY, JULY ! 4. IfCI.
LEGISLATURE TO MEET
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SPECIAL SESSION
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de Valcra Breaks
E'im "1, Jc Interviewed
cjlenc
Lnce ,IU A v, V
...,ntn.r i .nrresnond-
entsThi" Morning.
L,F ATMOSPHERE
F RIGHT FOR PEACE
mt . rr i i- T
-T Only ining mat x
i Lrv Now Is for Us to
rct Down to Rock Bot
tom" de Valcra Said.
InU- !
Ktunonn do - Vn
hlfl'l""
1, :i.i r who IS Here IH
wiili Prune Minis
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m- i:ilK njr Willi itrr-iHiini
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uiili tin' iiriini' iiiiitistfr. ho
11U N uii" i"1""'
. i..mi.i.m'liiH-nt, to what
r:m.
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a -lis quartrT.
v:;;iiroMt iV-r a sottk-miMit of
ir i i' iii' i ii i -i'n i .
(puUi'i'k i nriJiiiier
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III llll"l.l. 41411 .-
thiit tlw iitniosplwre in
a.l.lcil.
n'liiii nii'l in-iiinu s "i i-4".
-v'oiilv tiling thai if iir'cessar.v now
jr ii l' K't il"wn t rock Jm1 torn. '
Df Vali-ra
Arrives at UoyU tieorge s
Olliiial IJesidnre.
yU. -inly 14 Kumonn le A ft
3 jrNii ri-iiilli' h'ader, arrived nt
' in imwiiin' SI n-et ft 4 tt ,thi
.fti-m-Kiii for iiis ronfi-rencp with Mr.
iMCei.ijre. Hie ' I'.rili.sh Priiiie Min
;ier, set for that hour, at which iui
,fr,rT will mail' to lind i basis "for
wilrtm-nt of the Irish situation.
TlJ(. ri'iMililii aii h-adcr's. apjioaranrp
it thf prime minister's'" ofl'n-ial tohI
iMinciii.'il to tho minute. Mr.
!in Cioa'i' awaiting him find
iieir wmviTsjitions over the ponce
nMiiiii wi've U'siin immedifttMfW. -
'HE SAI ISIU KY DISTRICT
COXFKRKNCK IN SKSSION
riMded Over by Bishop 4 Denny:
WMwry.-X.T,, July 34. The Sal
ary histrict Methodist Conference
DTPwil Iiitc aH a. in. today at Park.
Amine Methodist Church with BLdi-'
fi'ullins Denny, of Kichmond, presid
;jin thc nhsence of IUsliop Darlhig
'ft wlm is iiwi-iiirope on church lmsi
w. Tlu' st'ssions will continue
'hmnzh Friday.. There are 100 dele-
;?is present inc.hidhiK .pastors from
A w charges in Rowan, Cabarrus
j1 Stanly counties.
HfilXIA XECiROES -
TO ASSKRT TIIEISELVES
Wl nenianil Ri presentaltion in the
Ke publican State Convention.
XHi-p..rt News. Va., July 14 A
ilcliatiou of Newport News ne-
left here this .morning for Xor-
4 iiislrm teil to demand representa-
' nt the reputilican state conven-
"We are joint; to jret a voice, in the
'Wils of the ii.irty or we are going
put a .negro candidate in the field
swernor." sa id J. Thos. Xewsom.
l!" with John l'oilard. of Pwichmond.
5 fading the ti-'iit acainst. 'the "'lilv
THE COTTON MARKET.
Rear! i(Mi;irv Tniio f5i'o
vMonllis 6 to 9 Toints Higher. "
v ork. July 14.s Xotwithstand-
VW'Htitmeil flpti vitt rf c f-u, f ln oin ilc
Uverpo.i futures, there were rather
lintil)! resllltv: thic Tnvnin
'al'!he local cotton mnrtot shnwwl
Wftionary tone. After opening
at an advance of . points to
wune of i Ioitir a(.tive months
j atumt -fi to V-
Ii I ... i". .1,1.0 ,S,,,l.l '4
'k Mrtol .n.l -' . . .
v . 1 neans miying.
"-"ii iiituivs i.pemHl steady: July
i'.r December 13.55;
i...;i : March 13J5.
.. ' : '
nation of Vir;,,:.. t ii
4 4.1II14I. muciriuxrii lo.t
r.... 4n..j
"-IIUIL' Kill li 4 ml.
v.. .liny n. me
l"mi ,-.r
ii 1 -'" -"4 tiuiiiui iiicrtas
:m "'. net ween 11)10 and
.! tll(' ll(lRro population in
ai.l, P'Teeiit;. the Census liu-
".t lUil 1 . .
""K-eil today.
4t,, . '-"i".. oie loiui pop
".is, uivnitHi as 101
Wliita i . '
anv.i.;" : '"-iiio iahmiii ; in-
"l - 1.1,1 , 'Hill . . A, t
ilu a,i T--': Japanese .o;
.'upino mi,;.
Rinlinn. t
ain in ftelfacf
"UlUSf
lily iiipin
aeai
I . 4.1"! 44Iii
broke
street here this
i , . "mh was thrown and
l Ito VIOrtl winch also
1 afiVe , 1,11,1 another house ' was
tttlT hit,,; r," 1 or people were
ithout h?n?naila1 to restore order
' 4IJ
compel !ea to use fire-"
'Wf rr . ''I'-nhouse and dansrhter.
a .,, ;"naP'Iis.' and Misses Re-
2t. o, 1?ris" Andrews, of" Au-
a re. visitiner Afrs.
o
vesterdnv in Pon-
J. V. t ;,v.-
Dlavin. Z77, J ,
o -.4 tut uauvaaici
rkill.j " UrBe-" at. T.on4Q0tor
bin k"nake wnile strik
es head lm as the snake rais-
thP m where lay con
. e grass. :
Governor Cameron Morrison
Makbs Announcement To
day, Following a Meeting
oi council of State.
DECEMBER SIXTH
. j-.- WILI, BE THE DATE
The Reason for Calling the
Extra Session Will Be Giv
en in a Communicaion to
Be Issued This Afternoon.
Italeigl , July 14 The North 'Card
Una iU'ttru Aseuihlv w 111 !e alled
to moot
in extraordinary xcxsiou 011
lrH-emler a, ;overnor iim-
erfui Morrison ; announced in a Mate
ment givn to the AxxK-ia ted l'res
this afternoon. The Governor'x xtntfc
ment vn ixxued . follow in e n meeting
of the tf)ncil of Mate which conxider-
ei ine i;ufx-f ion. or an extra xesxion
for the puriMis of vnlldnting the l!rl
municinal Jinance net. declared invalid
by ,the State iSupr.eme fourt because
of a clerical error. ;
The Upvenior'g xtatehient follnwx :
"The (leneral Assembly will Im eAvm
ed to meet In extraordinary xexxion
on Tuesday Def-emlier.-ft; The heaxon
will le set forth in a communication
to be issnjed by me this afternoon."
INVESTIGATING THE WEST
n VIRGINIA COAL STRIKE
Some Difference in Testimony Offered
uy representatives of Miners and
Operators.
Washington, July 14. A senaU
committee began tcMlay investigation
of lixonierj in Mingo eon I fields ot
West Virginia which have led-recently
to. the declaration of martial law by.
Governor Neil Kurkenshaw. rernesen-'
timr the United Mine r AVorkerx. being
the "first witness called. The trouble
was due he said to a "lockout" by the
operators , .
The miners had been evicted from
the company homes and "terrorized
by runraeh" P.mkenshaw nsserted. 11..
000 miners and their families hav'.ng
been housed in tenfel eities by th
lui.oos.-
ine opera-
tors are
employing Spaniards, Greeks
Italians and every kind of foreigners
they carj to take the, places of the
locked out miners." '
-Taylori Vincent for the operators
said Bukenshaw's testimony "would
be overthrown bjr-the evidence." For
20 yearsj he said, -miners and employ
ers "liverl In peace" under the scale
of wages tha ' permitted an efflcin:
man to earn from $400 to $700 a month
and that"this condition persisted until
the United Mine Workers sought to
get control of the fields."
I
Mr. Iiurleflon on the Situation in
. ! Europe
( Correspondence of Associated Press. )
IleYIiii.
June 24. A. S. P.urJeson, for
mer United Stares Postmaster Gener
al, wiioihas returned to P.erlin after
investigating the commercial, indus
trial and financial conditions of Pol
and, Austria and Cze'ho-slovnkia. is
of the opinion that there, is little hope
of selling Europe large, quantifies of
cotton and "other raw materials until
Germany! and other countries of Cen
tral Europe balance their budgets and
make definite arrangements to discon
tinue the issuance of paper money and
to retire that currency until its vol
ume is tWly three times that of their
gold reserves. ,
'I can't see any indication that tne
cfnfocmniv nf fWifrnl KllPOTIP nr fnf-
rtiii riiiiiii ' - ---- i
ing'theii problems frankly and trying
to formulate plans which get at rne
fundamental problems and might in
sure the restunption of the industries
and the renewal of-the export trade,"
said Mrj. Iiurleson. "It is not reas
onable to talk about foreign loans- to
Central Enropo as long as the printing-
presses continue to pour out pa
per money without any gold guaran
tee or ahy prospect that it will be re
tired. "I
"Gerniany is in far better condition
than the other countries of Central
Europe, and I personally believe uer
manv ctWkl improve its exchange sit
uation very speedily, if - it would stop
issuing paper money and levy a tax
over a period of 10 years to guarantee
its. retirement of and the creation of
a large gold reserve. Foreign bank
ers waiit to see definite plans before
thev take a chance on the countries of
Central
Europe
Pilot and Thrte Passengers Killed.
Oakland. July 14. An airplane from
the Jasiizzi Brothers airplane factory
in Berkf ley, fell at Modesto, killing; the
pilot and three, passengers today,, ac
cording to word, .received by the Oak-
fland Tribune:- v
A curious insect of th Malay Pen
in en la kwn s recently discovered by a
irtembei of the London 'Zoological So
ciety. It is called the lantern-ny ana
is remarkable for its sudden , leaps,
made by . a curious projection on the
front of its head, a kind of creased
nose which, when (bent back under the
adbomejn and suddenly released snds
the insect flying. :
As a tribute to American soldiers
who fell in the - Great War. a large
wreath! was officially placed in the
American Cemetery nt Wineiester,
England, on (Memorial Day.
T ittle Earl Black, the 14-months-old
child of Mr. and Mrs. W. W- Black, is
ii fho hnma nf his TWirentS
i ill K'l Willie ni,"" , ,
f on South tnion street.
Mmfz : - .w ixm.f- m
Phssr-iHs. .... , a-, ft j .t.-wvAv
STAXLYl COI WIT'TO HAVE
SPECIAL TERM OF . COI RT
Two lVeeltK Term for Trial ef C'ItII
Cases WHivne Held; W. H. Saum
Chairman School Hoard.
'Albemarle, July 13. The county
board of commissioners has rha!e nu
order providing for a two week pec
ial term of superior court for Staniy
county for the trial of civil ctxe. This
oi de was thought nece.sir .m -court
of the crowded conditions of the
civil docket which has becarn-j very
rruch congested, largely or. "account
o.' the "var and influenza e dcu'ics at
wl icn times a number .f tb 3 can
te-ms of court were abandoned.
Tre chairman of thgbfarH of con)-
tri:-.uiners is t-onrrr)nu tnt gov
ernor vith a view or obi 1 mug 4i jndre
to bold this special tern. The tirie
for 1 o'ding "the term han not yen been
filed but It is understood tnai ;f a
i'l.lvc can" be obtained at that time
that R will be held abo .t. the lalt,?r
part of.Auguist and the first part of
tSeptciiil.tr. i J j
W. H. Snuggs of Albemarle has
been elected as chairman of the coun
ty board of education, to fill the posi
tion of. Prof.! O. D. Ritche sometime
ago. Mr. Snuggs is a druggist in this
city,' was: for a number of years chair
man of the county board of elections
and was also a memlber of the town
board of commisloners for ; several
years, and it is thought that his selec
tion will meet with general approval.
While the board of education was in
session yesterday, Z. V. Ross, of Albe
marle, was reelected county i welfare
officer. ; Mr. Ross has held this posi
tion for the! past year and his re
election is iproof of the satisfactory
manner in which he has filled . this
position. His selection was without
opposition. ' . J b
George Davis Pardoned.
. Stiitesville,: N. C, July 14. George
Davis, white youth of about IS years,
has been pardoned by Governor Morri
son, and is expected to go to Washing
ton, I. C, to live with his mother, j
On February 2. 1020. while an in
mate of the Barium Springs -Orphans"
home, ijear here, Davis shot and kill
ed a fellow-inmate of the institution.
Tjaiirie Auten. The bnj-s were at work
In the wood at the "time, engaged in
a quarrel and Davis secured a, shot gun
and killed Auten.
Following the murder, Davis escap
ed. Later he was apprehended and
tried in Iredell superior court and sen
tenced to serve two years nt the Ire
dell county home farm. He had serv
ed about nine months of the sentence
when pardoned. j --
Returned IHissionary to Be Honored in
Concord.
Charlotte News. V
Miss Bright Matthews went to Con
cord Wednesday morning to pay a brief
visit to her sister. Mrs. John J. Barn-
hardt. and friends. She will le honor
guest at a j dinner given by friends
there, celebrating her return to Am
erica, after six years spent in Korea
as a' missionary of the Southern Pres
bvterian clmrch. She is supported in
the mission field by the Men's Bible
Class of the First Presbyterian Church
of Concord, i She .will, go 'to Montreat
in the next few days for a conference.
Miss Matthews Will remain in the
state about a year lcfore returning to
the mission field. She is spending her
vacation! here with her sister?. Miss
Mary Matthews, of South Tryon street,
and Mrs. J. L. Delaney, of Cent ral
avenue. . I . . .-. - : .- . : ,
Will Cost Coast Line Employes $33,500
a Month. . ?
Rocky Mount. N. C." July 14. It is
estimated that the reduction of wages
of railroad employes, recently san
nounced by the Railway Labor Iioard
at Chicago, will amount to approxi
mately $33.5Q0 per month in the total
amount paid to the Atlantic Coast Line
workers at this point.
A tree that flourishes in the South
Sea Islands produces fruit which, as a
food'i resembles- very closely a newiy-
bakeil loaf. - On account of this it ts
popularly known as the bread tree.
JAPAN ANT) CTIIN.VACTEPT
THE HARDING INVITATION
To Attend Conference to DUcuhh Limi
tation of Armament. -. ,
Washington. July ILjJuparrn ac-ceptaci-e
of President Hfrdim sug
gcMioa that a ttinfctenci to ;diacusj
limitation! of armaments wax received
at the State Department, but It made i
no . reference to a divcu ssif u of . the
Far Eastern qucstiou.
irnqualified accept an; by the
.Chinese government also wax receir
ihI. state I)epartment official would
make no comment oiiytLe form of the
Japanese reply. whJc wax pot made
public. . i -.
The xilence of thi Jjtpanexe govern-
Eastern :prolems was fyit Inlievrii,
however ;to have iutcrrKffnl n xerioux
obstacle to the carrying! out .of the
plan., It wax indicated that the for-n
mal invitation would le forwardffl to
Japan ax to the powers! which have
transmitted full acccptafu-ex, and in
the eiid. official s lx.lieve Japan would
accede to the dual program.
It wnsiiot indicated ivhether the
United -'States would make further in
quiry, either formal or iiiformat as to
the attitude of Japan.
FORESEES A NATION
OF CLIIT
DWELIERS
Hotel Man Say Hijfh Rents Mean
Passing of Old-Fashioned Home.
t'hicago, July 14. Thtj- o'.d-fashion-'
ed American home ix parsing, and in
due time will be. exhibited along with
the stuffed dodo., bird an
1 the egg of
the great auk
1 uture generations wi
1 be houseil
in appartment hrMsex nnjil hotels and
Americans will lecmie
a nation of
cliff-dwellers. TJiis ix the
earnest pre
diction made by delegates attending;
the national hotel men's annutl meet-
in'' " . . ' ' . ; -.
"The renaissance of cliiTHrhvellers
is coming," said F. G. Both well, na
tional secretary of the International
Stewards' Association. "Cities of. ho
tels, a whole nation of lujtelx already
Hie mass exodus froih the costly,
burdensome houses 'has gained Impe
tus by the present high rent era.
"The. ordinary young Iman has nor
the funds to furnish a home when he
And he has
spoiled his wife so she dreadstbe
workaday existence with
dust pan and
k!tcherr stove. So they 1
art life In a
two-room apartment already furnish
ed.
"Besides," added Mrs.
Tda'C Bray,
president of the Women's Hote! A
soeiation, "Women toijay are lazy.
They prefer to live in hotel apart
ments with the maM service furnlsh-
ed, the beds made, the e
ishes washed
and the sew'.ng done by
ex."3- .
fhutei amploy
Movement to Encourage Building.
Henderson. X. C, July 14. A sur-
Ivey of vacant lots in the city was got-
I 4 1 , .I'll 1. ,
ieu uihut way nere mix wivk ;uhht
the auspices of the Chamber of Com
merce, the object being to chart on a
hnsrn hlnenrtiit- th locution of
lots available for the building of rexl- age purpose, ine cnau5.- m . -dences
or business structures. One Mitution. they wrd.- cojM not l-
representative from each of the half 'stretched to Include liquor for tn!ir
dozen real estate conccrnjs here form a dual and Industrial ton V
committee of the Chjpr Com-j. 0 nlrnd Tratk Causea Dealb
merce wh.ch has the inflfteT In hand Qf 0lM. And injury of Three Other..
Every reaxon:l.le mdument will, C.a- July l.T-S. F. WH4i.
lie offered the owners of the property i f YaMosa VtA fTriht conductor on
to inrprore it, .The hotinx xhortage, s,,thr i Flor .lt
here continues acute. deMnte the fact
that a large numlier of
'-- "
the iwistfew.
loen Completed during
weeks.
Two Machines Wrecked In landing.
Newport News, Va-. (July 14. All
the airmen forceil down at various
points on the Virginia coast during
the bombing maneuvers yexte relay, re -
turned to langley Field (last night and
this morning, but son of the ma-
chines will be shipped (back a junk,
Two machines were wrecked in mak-
ins foreed lamlinfi-x. hut lio one -was in-
jurel.: '., "
Two-thirds of the world's gold sup-
ply is concentrated mi the United
States and more is coming In.
VOTE ON i:K( OMMITING
ROM S JULL TOMOKKOU'
Lrader on Both Siilm AtTrr Tliat Cr
rommltJal I .Wurrd.
! Wafbiugtoii.'j). (., July H.. vote
on ;-etuuiittliig the xoblier lnu Mil
to-llie finance commitf ec will lx rertch
f ijit 2 p. m. lomorrow under una ui
nioux (imxeiit ngreiuent arrlvi at
late yexterday. , Until the vnfe U
reacbetl the retunuiftal moUrni and
the bill itxelf will l-e held .ntlnu.iHy
U-fore. the Senate.
Both republican and - ilciiiivraHc
lenders 'were ngn-ttl txlay that, recm
tuital !wa axxured; but the demo
crats In conentiig to tlie voting agree
ment let it tekiwmn that they not
wl JL' n?HMd ppoc l he4iaot Imt, hut
Would xeefc- to itutrut thr flmiei iM
mittee to rexirt the hill ln k nt nil ear
ly date. -
ROMS FOR WAR VETERANS
To Be One of Prinripal Siibj-U nt
Convention of lUinhovv Dhiin
A'eterann. . , . . jj ;. .
Cleveland. Ohio. July 14. r.onu for
war veterans will W one of the princi
pal xulje-tx dixeuxxed durine the t
orxl annual conventhm f the Itaiidxiw
Division Veteran' Association J.y del
egates from units from 2 xtatex.
which opened a four dayx x.hn here
today. , - - .
, B i i I-1 i H "
'Farm Labor Situation IJelievrd.
Iliirham, X. II., July 13. The farm
lalMr situation in Xew Knsland.' criti
cal during the past few yearx. apjx-ar
relieved ax far ax the supply 1 -ti-cerneL
' ' . '
. Harry C. Wlxxlworth. farm Jnaiia ce
ment siecialiht of the State College ex
tenxion service, rcixirting on data frm
2H5 Xew Hampshire farnr wiy nlxmt
S5 per cent, had more lalx.r available
than last year, and 00 per vnt. Mafe1
thev would need no more help ithnn In
lirJO. ;' i I
"Tliii wouM indicate." Mrj Woxl
worth a Id. "that xnrcity of labor 'will,
not Ik a limiting faHor in production
here this week. In fact, only is jwr
cent, of the farms xhojv an inclination
to reiluce pnxluction. and alxnt half
of thoH state that the iTonomjc ltna
tion rather than the laU.r qneMion
has pnmipted thlx plan.
Farm wages have leen reduced trmi
7 to 12 ter c-enf
Of J.Vi men employcxl
hy the month on the New HampMiire
farms reporting, the average wRe wa
$47 aud loard. which In the jiaM- of
marrfed ineu meanx cah wagex and
hoaxe. garden, milk, wood for fuel,
and other privilegex. (it tlMic nxm
hired by the clay the averatre wage wa
$3.10. with dinner. ji; j
Three Senators Brand New Dry Bill
HlenJ.
Washington. I.
C.v July 12. Tle
pending meixure In the Senate. whVh
supplement the Volstra.p ct. a
proncmnceil nnconMiinlkmal ;thlf
ternoon by Senators Kikx, Ixxlge and
Williams.'- These contended that the
Eijtiteenth Amendment gave (W
grexx only power to prevent tle mauu-
frfctnre and sale of liquor for "never-
iLlj,rd u. girti to death ln4
three tot her trainraen injure! j when
R,Klth-urMi freight train wax iwrerke!
I near.1rila. jnxt xmith of TJfton. tr
I afternoon. The engine and eight
were derailed when the evjrw struck
H cow. Webb wa4riitine in the enrtoe
at the time of the acchlWit. y
. ' !
t CcUon (wiimfci in une.
Washington. July
Mime(l I dur'cg June wa 4il-4-J
of linf and 4ST hale of liuters !te
census bureau announced today. C' f
wimptlon in Jane a year ago w .r
15o bales of Hot and of liater-
Abi ntlie wa at find nxr-d by a
Fren-h only ax a navor tor tue Hier
I beverage.
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Ciifli ru' Ktr. t i ut.f w.
ff lt- UHhWr f tr i!ilt, ffrf
1 4lr hj .MVI f $fit i if lr !
In tf Jl luf U 11- ti i-'..sr.
;MUtj ! j.ll lttUl j ft
. thr'igUmi !Uc lml3 tg, oJ l-f
?4iMshi"r. laiift MrATtiW", m m tt-
ATTIIMPT 111 AVKM K TRAIN
CARRYING II At Ut.HH CAR?
Sptke and Hale lU-med frura lKf
IU1U f a Tmia tx fh V r
OtHral. '
tlrtrland; July JL- An jttJt f
wmk an Amerktt IUt Kt-
CoraptiRy I rain of f.tfi c.r, re
rjinj? a rfi. ,tstuel at tsxiifly udt
lhm dlUr. w udi ! niir eH
of WUhrtighby. Ohio, rarty t.'. '
eonlinc tn.-fitVaiU. of if Ne
Centra! "Railway ft-r U ttiiwor'
ere that tnre than 15 ptv-; bl
pidle! a nj the plate 1 ! fivn
the raiU. . I
f- Railroad detethe rrjwt: that th
company td hi-wif near WilSoJiU-y
was. broken Into arl ft (t. ru
moved with whirh nn pULe re
and pl'eftw! mkitsjr for 2f ti
fore St wa -f(iNl. rrm er
orerturitc1.
IIHRING ON ALI.IKII i
LOAN RKITNHING BII4-
IyHtrr IYm IVrmlrr I.td la
Ilarrd en Ibe Rercartl mt tit Sra
ale Finance t ommlllre. ;
Watddngtcww t. U Jitty 11. A Irt
ter from lreml-r IJjt t
President Wilx-.n date! Ausm! IW.
and chuling with a phph.I fr
cHlatlou of " lntertiatinat r dH!.
wax places! In lb m-ord of tlw
ate Fluatwi ciiurlttee tlay i f tr
ury olfw iala clurijig IJh hearlse t tlw
adiiiiiiUtrnt imi nHSi !an t-f o!tis
1.111. -
A 'cablegram on lb nb)
from the British narirtlinr 4f It;
chequer to It. , IJnxay. r1r U
tle BritUli trary in tbl timntry.
which wax tmnmft!e to the Utt..-l-tant
Secretary Uffiticm tl, of lis
Treamry !cparf menf. !! re
nfed.. ... "..I'-..
VIRGINIA RKPI'BLICANS ;
IN SESSION AT NORt'OIJi
Protvpertiie Natniaer fr 'lKHere
Saja the Negro Qtet Uo i lhr4
"' Iwaue.
Norfoli.. Jnly H InMd$nt re
v!lon of the Vircfida cif ilfclw-f., te
romy and biiire admit.!! ratio to
state affair, and 4frtln?: fbat tb
T)"fr que f WH la -clecMti !
Virginia, Jtr.rv W. A reli -. p
J peetfre nominee for mrnf, tbi
afterncxm Mirlel lh kern at n
rcnublican tate convention,
Indieatlona. are tbat An h r
lxxh will form th lt f'r a lat
form which will w adit Bf totozM
txaion. ''
MEDICAL REEK !UU
Vheeler 'fay It I riTrl I De
' trwy Nailonil rtthiUtUm.
Wafchincton. July 14 -41 taftMt
tttat the "Hth hour rally la ! iwt
n uir the ineciks! tf ax a tt4tl
tnte for txw hw I be- Mtrt" ?
tte opposition m ib-trtf nat"tal p
bib Hon" Wayne- It. WheHar,. pwral
coun! for tb sntl b !re-
hU today; The prv.t w tn.r
Ing preaeffptiwo of k-.l"l ; tf tyt
clan l a protection t. that Urz r
reot of Ife m!lr! prof alvi ar
true to ther M-aU" ' '
RaJi!. AriMinieH l Stwrrred VaniWr
' ;' frd '-
WahiryrtcHu t JM 14LTh
ainxWotioc nt of Itott II Kh. f
- . . . .41. t .... 4
Jiallry. iHirii rrf:H-jni ii
reccr of North VmtiMn -w ftwmr
m fo!.iy by tie 1?ttetiwl Brtf-waw I
nartnw nt. ' !
n-"-r-t TTs. II Vlrt"tt
At the mi fin- tins- the IMrean utumt
rti th" llutBlif r.f A. It,. lV4tr,
of Trl ity. a aUimnt itrtr. j
Pani:er far th Vo-H !.
who mi tlxe- brmi trn w&siinx t
I Ws Paru a4 - llar. Mf l te
taken to Itirre tr afnl3, Tie
planc. wii! , leave L &srs-t
hours after to boat traiaji Late C
parted. ;:.' . "- . . ,
, Tt rxirnlare tf ttAxAfrxi
i tf li wh! ii!afhQ '! tta
t ailed ffa?r I mltT iMsy ttan It
haa te-n niuce l&Jx
Ccnditm.1 In fht It it
While l! 1U IW
IVw mil la ji tr-4liiu
COMitTIOVI.V
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in Mct Mxtkn tif thr
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b-rl l in It UlrMine f P j Wtw tliBP
t'lot 4jito.t ffontM
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llm lifonfa !
t-t with iMWtl ! -4nMf .
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a f!rctift ls -f tttithflUm-
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Tlitti. !! a4l ii t5,i Jj !:-' f1,
ftnf ft.ltifr fl aw! tlJr - j' -tnexi!
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It4. ,?;of at mm 'tti4r awHrwf
fe r ut-tr tlu tote ,"$ fff if4
owe ne.'trl.i- IVt ! ffl
a4t' cli- in imnttum f na tfc
kt iirr; fH ?i ( ie
irreaf hd raiiStlr 4lm1M ttiii tm
lUtl tlre aif fe. tmi tif f .
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evrr,! taalt,4iI. ft4.ty
toll-
e
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!ftir in Or t J4iwi
atlfj itar ffo wt.t i I J 4
t& jijr of iln, Jje-ij, iartocl
t ff;!ttJi. i lift Uff rrl;f I
tti July e4wu iirr f if .t
rrmiptttYt tmpm -. fwrn feap .-f J.J
ty, eeri mUw lr ,-4
e!tt -t ll mf tJi -
firm 10 be au'h an ttiiwtiM t
nrritul tftm mm 1 t-t y f
kw Vej'rrt4. Is -esta !. f
any I? ! . ts fac"L t.W;ttry tiit '
that ttl -"ff.tJ -40imn4 ' '!--s-
tori 4jr, t'Cftara hin.lil-lrtei'M
rofif s$fr a 'iffmt- f ri$-0rm
4t!jfftg rtrrtrtl i tX .
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f r ! wr-n flit iiif j! mt
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tLrctt iti nr jpjiawr H4i
thruch r f r"T! erta fa,lw
ift a ettiaet Sraai, . M- tWs .3,
T Late lerw'rvW-v t it, S
tf tl fti, H'V?.fei.it,
Jeff x r.a tte Njr ",fSr fr
tti day; ' . j
Irrd.fl Tat Ital. Zt'frtd.
wfrvK N f Ji: t'l rf tw
4i-,rmiuly HMm fl f fai f
Cm ff t tje ifr tt'f
ty rt w ii p4K !IV t--f-
ty tat wtj jfii-t f I i
rnat fr -ftiwrail (ijr irj JI
-ft- ferial .;fiNIJ ' l- nMf
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ef it jy;Tr? Ufr. iel'Aiu-
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TTircai 4 j-2tH'-4rr
ran trt . rfttw io tii .r
fr a 4iuaee rf mq ts-iu. .