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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-04-12
THE FRUIT OUTLOOK,
In New York state Good, Especial,
Grapes, ApDlcs and Pears.

In New York state Good. Especially
Grapes, Apples and Pears.
New YORK, april THE Associated
Press has through its correspondents in
all the couatics OF New York in which
fruit-raisng is an industry OF lnag,li-
trde collected data regarding the effect
OF the recent cold snap on orchards and
vineyards. In the main trees and vines
wintcred veil Only in a few local.
ties was thereany considerable damage
done ry Tie cold weather OF the last
DAYS of March, and, for The most part,
jhe injury was restricted 10 the peach
orchards. Lister county, in the valley CT
the Central hudson, and Canadaigua
county, suffered most, though even
there the bulls are not al blasted,
Cherries and ar!';catS have also ccen
damaged by the late frosts, but OF these
fruits there is still promise OF a full
average yield. IN some localities
straw berry plants have been killed,
but this is not at all general. Al! ra-
ports agree That the outlook for q fnc
yield of r"apc, was never better at tnis
season Of the year. Apples and pears
also promise we'll,
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Fighting Shiloh Over Again.

PITTSBURGH LANDING, Tenn, April T.
Appropriate exercises were held Friday
on the battlefield Of Shiloh in comment
Grafton OF the thirty-second anniYcc-
sary of that famous conflict 1t was
participated in W raany veterans from
illinois, Ohio. Indiana and other states
Friday afternoon reunion OF veterans
who participated IN the battle waa open
ed and will continue through Saturday
when the positions OF the various CON
mands will be marked. Fhe reunion IS
under the auspices OF the Shiloh bat
tlefeld association, which has secured
an option or the 300 acres OF tand on
which the battle WAS fought ani w.iich
will recommend 10 congress that the
ground be pnrchcsol for the govern
Eent and made into 4 great national
memorial park similar to Gettysburg
and Cnickarnauga
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EVIDENCE ALL IN.
Col. Breckenridge, the List Witness. De-
MED Everything, Likewise. Miss Pollard.
Who Proceeded Him, Denied Pretty Much
EyerytI,Inr.

Col. BreclSirr.d-c, The List Witness, lie"
MED Everything, l. kewise. Mss Poilard'
Who Proceeded Him, Denied Pretty Much
Evsryth thing.
WASHINGTON, April The curtain
was rung down on the most interesting
scenes Of the Pollard Hrecliinrdge
case Friday when the last evidence was
submitted to the Jury. 1t was a SORT
OF clearing-up day, like the last act in a
play when reconciliaticns are in order.
The session OF the circuit court differed
from the dramas conclusion only in
the absence OF an adjustment OF the
difference Of the principal actors That
will te left to the jury.
Col Breckenridge was the last wit
ness of the trial. Like Miss Pollard,
who had preceded him, he denied pref
ty much everything she and her wit
nesses had said. Just as she most en-
phatically denied all his leading state
mcnts and those PIT forward on his be-
half.
The pla;ntitf's attorneys. Mr. Calderon
Carlisle and Mr.. Johnson took the stand
and testified that there was no tvuti! III
the Inference put forward! 10y Tie defense
that one Or the other Of Thorn or the
plaintiff had slipped Christmas card
of Miss Pollurds into book at the
Norwood Founding asylum 10 strength
en- her claim that she had been there
in her confinement, and there was
more testimony about the baby born
in WASHINGTON On February 3, lS5S, to
Miss Pollard. or Mrs. hall" IS she
called herself and which died two
months later at the Washington Found
ling asylum.
A sensation was narrowly avcrted at
the morning session, when Old Aunt
Mary, the colored midwife wi;o at
tended Mrs llall, said she had never
seen "AIr. Hall until that moment,
when she "recognized him hy the
child" She was not given a c!lanc:, to
identity Air. Hall.
Saturday prayers FOR instruction. to
the Jury will be submitted TO J&dge
Bradley, and arguments thereon viii
consume the day. Monday the argu-
mcnts to the jury will bcgin. The case
may perhaps 90 10 the jury on .Ncdncs-
day, but proba bly, not until Thursday.
Mr.. Calderon Carlisle Will ofcn for
the plaintiff and Col. Phil THOMPSON
for the defendant: Mag. BEN Butter
worth will put the closing argument
for the defendant and Judge .'erc VII
son viii close the case with his argu-
mcnt for the plaintiff.
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The Terms ~ :l,!r.y Expire NrNt March
Coming rm'l Elections Are q. TIC It.
most Importance For nt Least Two
Reasons.
WAsrlNoroS, April o.-'i'hc poI!t~
icinns in the house and senate have 81
ready begun to lay 'hei" Wees t. re-
-election. TIE oe.iinng State e.cct'oaS
throughout tie country arc o. tho
greatest Importance to many senator's
and al the representatives no" II con
grcss the terms of thirty Gercttrs
expire on Niarch 4 and iii cntirci, new
house Of representatives. IS - re voted
for on No"cm Der 6. rs TIE ie@i>n II
lures are also TO be elected n many
states the site Legislative contests viii
be the most important.
The follow ing is Il list Of tie senator's
whose terms expire Marco I. 'S75<
John r. Morgan OF Alabama. .ia.1e:' =,
Berry Of Arkansas, Edw@rd .. "ocott
of Colorado Anthony Higgins OF Della
ware, A. II. Colquitt (deccascd} ot
Georgia. George T.. ;horp OF idah",
Shelby NJ Cuiiom Of Illinois, Jane. r.
" WILSON, OF lONt. oO1H NIHIt.H ~ i'"t'-
as, William Lindsay Of kentuckt,
Doncson Gallery Of Louisiana.
William p Frye OF Maine, George
L. lIoar Q. Massachusetts, james
Mcmillan OF Michigan, .laa,c>
McLaurin Of Mississippi. Inoni-
as C. Power, Of Montana, Charles L.
henderson, Of NeprasHa, William H..
Chandler, Of New hampshire. 'Iohn Z.
Mcpherson, cl New jersey, u. y. Ran
SON, of North CnroI;na. Joseph \.
Dolph, o, Oregon, Nathan I. Di<on. ot
Rhode Island, Matthew c. butler. It
Sout. Carolina. Richard +. Te.t gov.
of South Dakota, Isha!n " tiu:ci,, K
Tennessee, l.ichar! Ccae, ci 1e>as,
Eppa lunton, OF \'isgtAia, !. y. Gill
Den, OF Wost Virginia, Joseph II.
Carey Vi Wyoming.
IN addition to these vacancies tor;a e
terms ending in 1890 are to be file ~
the legislatures or Wyoming. Moa:.'*
and Washington. Iowa Eas ::!rrp:iy
elected Congressman Gear to succeed
Senator Wilson.
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THE LATEST.
Senator vvcicott Would Coin tho sci.nior-
no INTO Mexican silver D0.lars.

Scrntor TcicOtt Would (Oin tho ScfsnIor~
ago Intc Mexican silver Dollars.
WAsnNGroN. April IA plan to
utilize $50. coo, coo of American silver
yearly and TO facilitate our trade rela-
tons with China is what Senator VOL
colts resolution. considerc III the
senate Friday, may justly be cal!-.l 1t
authorizes the president to confer with
the Mexican government in order to
obtain permission from that govern
mert to coin Mexican standard dollars
in the United States inints- The
seign;oragc from the coinage Of these
dollars Mr.. Wolcott would have paid 10
Mexico
Senators Teller, Dubois and LodSo
favored Mr. Wolco,t's resolution Fri
day in earnest speeches, explaining
that the currency question woald not
be affected in any manner should the
resolution oc adopted.
The new treaty with China, nov
pending before the senate, has in view
an increase Of our trade with That c0un-
try CHINA sells to Great britain
great deal i2orc than she buys, and 10
ray for teas and silks, which form The
chief part OF China's export, English
merchants procure Mexican standard
silver dollars. The demand Tor these
dollars mas been 80 great Of late that
premium has had to be paid for them
in England.
II the trade Of the United states with
China grows TO tho proportions ex-
pccted under the new treaty, there will
be She same nccessitr IN the United
States as now exists ia Europe for pro-
curing Mexican standard dollars Tor
GU. Chinese imports Senate Wolcotcs
proposition, therefore, is timely, and it
is not surprising that it should receive
the endorsement from senators repre-
sen;ing such widely different constitu-
cncics as those of Massachusetts and
Co1orc1O
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WELLS OF WINE.
The United States Not In 1t With ita'y and
asthrrs.

Others.
WAsHINCToS April T.-Rather DIS
couraginr to our own wine growers IS
the report that comes to the state de-
partlnent from Henry :. Hunting ton,
or consular agent at Castclian!arc.
Italy, as to the enormous wine crop
produced in that country during the
past two years. He says: In tho last
two years here the grape crop has been
so abundant that in many districts
in southern Italy there were no.
barrels and demijohns sufficient to
hold the pressed juice, an" c;s-
terms were cmpticd OF water and filed
with wine. Mr., huntington adds thGt
the great French wine crop by ra.iilt-
ing the market in shat country for
Italian wines Will compel large exports
to other countries lie shows that
Italy is tho greatest wine producing
try in the world, the crop last year
amounting to 81, 200, OGC 600 ia value
The United States stands seventeenth
in the list OF wine producing countries
with product last year OF but l,0!%.-
729 hecto-litres as against 81 500, SIT Tor
Italy, and Mr. Huntington believes THAI
owing to climatic conditions and dear
labor we mover can compete with Italy
in this field
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COLORADO SrG!SGs. Col. .'Er. g..
the rrc1,est gold strike OF tlsc yca'' ~
Cripple Creek is reported in the .r.;e-
donia. The vein is eight set &c..
Ire iowcst assay shows 50 20 the -:
a hall ton assayed $500 to the ,ou.
several Zee. W III run half that anoG;t.
Quart stceaks three 70 four ,ac..'~'
wide viii give IS high as @l,coo &C
81, 500 The mine has been opcrc.' .s:r
$50 gears, 5ut attention nas .'er
,,;.lle.i away iro.,. it and its r'3cit.-s
has never o4ca dreamed Of. It h.. =.
Gently paascd from the locato"'s ,i:,::.:S
&c the Bartlett Cod Mining CO.
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ro-esrv anG p.nston rcsui.

CHATTANOOGA Tenn, April In
TIE United States circuit court Friday
Rev c. ". Lewis, colored, was Goa
victed on seven charges OF forgery-s'x
for procuring false pension at:idoYi,s
and one FOR making false claims for q
rsns:on. lis warl. Was done IN Little
Ecok, Memphis and Chattanooga, and
ONLY negroes were dupcd By him. II IS
estimated that he has been mixed up
in not less than sixty fraudulent pen
sion claims
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Photograph In Natural Color.

RICHMOND. Ind. April "A process
by which natural colors can be OF
tanned in photography has been diScoy-
cred 10y Edward Stigieman, of this city,
and he is preparing to secure patent.
Expe~incntcrs have worked for years to
discover this secret, but never until
now mas it been known 1t will revolu-
tionize in time the art o photography
and is Of g-roa. importance to the world
OF ART. Thus far pictures have never
shown natural coior;, bat By secret
process Mr atigie,nan has bcen able to
secure every color as it appears to the
eve in real He, With the exception or
blue.
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a Ftecri.sh Decd.

F.rrsBUEcn, April Z. -Erittay after
noon the c;ght-year-c:d son of Patrick
Duffy, living III the corner CT TRAIT
street ard Webster evcnue, decora'ed
himself from ned 80 foot with cctorec;
tissue paper streame:s. He en'exc't
the livery atai.!e 0: Hu.lls & Kelly, o:s
Grant street. WHARF scme unknown
ceraon ,y:-i.rG "a match 10 the stream
crS. IN ~ il,.t~,.; lie WAS enre:oned IN
fame. Co.. roH Saw The eE!la and
smos .e.c; i'."s;nlcs r; wrapping his
e.vc,c~st - - N, he boy is terri
by bu.aca ia .css.by may not 70"
cover.
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Burglars Coed iaal.

CUMBERLAND, I'D, April o.-SundaE'
mo-eing. at IN early hour. burglars
forc.d Il. entrance into U.nGtott & VIZ
sons large store. 1T Beciingtcn, v. Va,
and blew open the safe They were
experts aa,i went about their work in
u scientific way. The safe contained
over s7o0 in cash and checks, besides
other valuables Of no use to any one
excepting the firm
After the robbery the thieves went
to Dr.. Wilson'S sta Die and sto,e ,iis horse.
They thea stole !. c, Sipi;h's buggy.
aad drove II k5yae., g distance OF
Twelve miles. They turned the horse
loose and left the buggy in the road.
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>.rcla. | .,r iIi..,. CEice.

WAsHlNuroS, april 9,-i'l'e presi,ie:
Monday sent It's following no!4iaa.
tons to the scn1se, Edward Il. o.ro-
bel, Of New io:ls, TO DC envoy extraor-
,!iuary and mir Ter p;e!.iHotentary Of
the United States to ncua..or. VIM.
i,oclShill, OF M.~r.anl, third assist
ant secre tar.!. Of ate vic Edward
H. Strobcl, no!ui:.aicd lniEi.ter 10 Eo
uadOr
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Bao.e ct g. HadIct!o1.

LAWRENCE, Mass, April 7.--Several
strikers Of the Washington mills VIII
return TO work on Monda" next at t:c
reduced wages after a period q iS''e-
uess extending oYar eight weeks, hey
are forced by destitute circumstances
TO accept the ca: down. The leaders
OF the Strike declare that they are allie
to fight the cooperation.
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Voted cnce Too Often.

DANyl.tE, H., April IA clo"n ia
Lcpcarl's circus named ncnneily rsre,v-
ed !, jail enteuce OF 30 days for az
illegally st The township e 'ectiH'' !.'~s
Tuesday. lie seemed surprised 'e
Should be punished ani ci;.'',.s - .
voted Is times for Carter i. llottisoa
:. C:.ic, 70 election
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1onnett nuys the vi:i!nrt.

New YoHX, april Tho Vigilant
has been sold to James Gordon Ben
nett. Ii is Mr. Benefits intention. it
is believed. to race the Visilane against
Lord Duuraven's Vailsyrie and the
prince OF Wales britannia The races
will take rluce ii English waters.
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Class Works shut Down.

Wn3aMSa, VA, April o TIC 'rr'.
naces Of The West Virginia Glass g.. 1t
Martins Ferry, the only glass ,'oras n
this vicinity Which has been II oir-
Grafton since last sumner, "v.'s
blocked Saturday night, ard tao,
factory closed for an lEdel:u;;@ re.i II.
Two hundred Ecn are ;mc~n out "a
employment.
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Yer; l. K. q I:.l..:.r ,r.us,.

CHlcAeo, April 6. -Artic'c, ircorpor-
ating The Northwestern Creamery Co.
nave Eeen tilcl with the secretary of
state. -i.lie capital stock IS set ct $780,
900, proUab V the largest amount ever
Invested by SINGLE company in butter
:aeiSinS o. buying, if the latter be the
object of the company.
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Indiana Indians - Cue tho Government.

Indiana Indians - Cue thc Government:
PERU, Ind, April 7,-=Siyty families
of tho Miami tribe CT Indians no~ *
ing in Miami Grant and Wabash ccTn-
ties, have taken steps toward pushing
their claim against the United states
for sol, 900 in annuit;es duc them i:'l:
former treaties The amount claimed
runs back to the first treaty OF lS'.
In addition 10 this they are pushing u
claim for SOME six sections Of Ian. IN
this part OF the state. Tie total
amount involved Will amount to about
Snuo :jlr
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iowa LEGISLATURE Adjourns.

DEs MONIES, Ia, April 7.-Hoth
branches o. tire state Legislature ad-
iorrnel sine die Friday. a large Num-
scs OF important measures remain ny
acted upon. The session will be mem
orable from the fact that it has Put
an end for two years at least to tie
reign Of prohibition in the lawllcye
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Apesp.n,.ent Z. n,nits su'ci;te

CINCINNATI, April 9. -Arthal: Frey, 9
19ayear-old boy living with his aunt at
Beekman ana Nlayerly avenues, Ea!s-
0iount> sn;c;Gcd early Thursday morn
inc ty shonsing himself in the head
NTH :, ..,2,...l!0ro revolver. FREY had
been ON. ot :, ot,.. VAC, IS believed 70
have .cea s..e caus': winch lea him to
.ake his own LIE.
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r,r5 Tit1o r,r CIV Waits.

DENVER Col, April !.-Argunents
continued ali day before the supreme
cour. Oh the quo wGrranto proceedings
in the iirc and police board case. IN
his argument Attorney General Engioy
referred TO His EXccilency as His
Neuera bic Obstiracy,
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ROME, Apr;l Fifteen thousand
Spanish pilgrims are expected in Rome.
and the pope las decide. that services
in connection with the Identifying Of
Juan D'Av:ll D.cgo, OF Cadiz, snail be
held at St. Peters, which HIS not had
n similar ceremony since 1870.
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Mcr.. Con,,n ,ry-cy era,

SAN FEANc:<@o. Avc.l 81 he end d;
vision OF ,ite sy-c:illcl indu:,trial army
has organized acre. expects 70 leave
San Francisco thursday ;.orning icl
Washington win 80 men and 70 re.
cluit 25J It "a: lana.
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:. ,..!.!. '7'.. =: -.
0I>H.. .,eA, april 9. Judge Ca!d-
we'll, scc:sieFi II the Union pac.Gc
,yage schedule case was rendered
rliu.s.lay. 1t was j complete yicto.y
Cor The e:a p!oyeA
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pehr5nc sAa Ell ADr7ovad

WASHINGTON, April The President
received The Behriny sea bill from he
senate a.a:l5 Friday and Immediately
gave it MS approval.
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Sunday Law E'o'atc.i at l'':ianmio'i6
Is:,iASAro1ls, 1ni., April H.-Not-
wi,h.tan,ipg the purpose OF the mayo
- revoke the licenses o. siiocn Ectpers
WHO persist in defying 1ac :'un lay and
II o'clock laws, many OF the saloons
were oren SUNDAY, aad tonr arrests
wee made for selling liquor. Among
them are tro l1rl,ccpers 1t the Grand.
Srenccr AMI Circle house hoStclr;cs
The police, IL citizen, clothes, watched
the saloons, ana their presence Has hot
known til the hands Ct tho cfiic@1's
were upon them,
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WOMEN MASONS.
Mary Ellen 1cnee is In ll:cago to Or
ganI@c an Order, and Talks of Hfr

Mary E.icn !.cnse Is In Ecago to Or
san!&c an Order, and Talks of Hfr
Pl,rs
CHICAGO, ! pril O.-,l&ry Ellen Lease,
Of Kansas, is here In an interview size
said:
81 am in Chicago 10 organize a ma
sonic order for women. | have decided
that the m-son;c order has teen OF
such wonderful benefit to men-so
wonderfully uplifting and educational
that it is certainly Il pity to deprive
women OF liz hcneG.s l do not pro-
pose to orga ,:zc any thing antagonstc
to the present masonic order but the
organization will be made ia such a
manner t;la: t'icy viii cooperate with
us and approve it. | wish to organize
here first, u-:l then in New York and
other princip lcities.
81 an already billed to speak in Nes"
York for compensation OF 500 4 night
at MADISON Square The lectures ,yill
be followed by the Organization and
the initiation OF members Of toe ,Aa-
sonic degree. This IS really no new
departllg.; a last, il is old. At o1.a
tjr.c in Europe. principally in France.
the crowned heads ali went Wild ocrr
the scheme Of comforting masonic de-
crees on women There is no use in
saying there IS any masonry in the
Eastern Star degree. propose to use
the bona fGe masonic order.
Asked how much she knew aPoNt the
masonic rites. AIRS Lease locked know
i3r, aali said sno knew al about it.
Asked s.o,q she knew, she looked mys-
FERROUS ari sad she did not care to
tell, Tut it was rot by "peeping, SO
there.
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OUTGOING SENATOR'S.

The Terms ~ :h!ray Expire NrAr ;i*r"''-
Coming rnll Elections are O. TIC t.
most Importance For ~ Least '!w,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-22
THE COURIER

phanoms called Gods and their impossible hes have
fear.
deny hope for all Of the children of
denied the existence Of another world the immortal
many years have said that the idea of mmor
taly and flowed the human heart,
hope and beating against the shores
times born of book of
religion born Of human affection and will
the and clouds of doubt and
darkness long kisses the lips of death
What Immortality the eternity OF torture
preservation strong. People do
kill the advice friends all wish to be
happy % wish for food and ament and friends and
idea of seldestructon the
human mind
The oppresso the those who trampe the rights of
Others those who put below the living point the ministers
who make people by preaching the dogma OF eternal pain
these the who drive the weak the suffering and the help
less down to death.
say appointed for each
die OF this and there evidence There
any with the right helps the pro-
the the Even the clergy admit
that their God through has allowed his friends his
shippers be imprisoned tortured and murdered by his
protection prayers
Has been answered! Who plague psence and amn
Who bids the earthquake and the overwhem
TO- Again that it is wonderful that many
endure and their burdens the natural end
that many spite of "ge, ache and penury guard with
bling hands the spark of fe prisoners life toll
the last that the helpless wretches houses asyums
cling e Siberia loaded with chains SCARED
with the knou live that the incurab whose every
pang and for whom the future has only PAIN still
touch and clasp of death.
1t but few the cradle gravea
journey The suicide path
the twilight the dusk OF es day. loses what he does
what he bear In tempest despair fury
of Madness the calm thought choice beeagueed
soul finds the security of death.
leaves them We know OF
nothing realm that lies beyond unknown
the end life Let us be honest with ourselves and others
Let pity the suffering the pairng
by grief misery want by chance
and fate. until their only friend is death.