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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-07-21
PERSONAL.

MIR. Marcus Dunnam, of Boyce,
was in town Sunday.
MIR. P. Baltic, of Lloyd, was
in town last week.
MIR. B. T. Lewis, of Poland,
was in town last week.
MIR. Battoff We'll is sojourning
ut Cooper's Wells, Miss.
MIR. J. II. Martin, of Nugent,
was in town last Saturday.
Mr.. J. r. Ryder, Of Holloway,
Was in town last Saturday.
-Rev. Samuel Mallett, Of Glen.
| mora, was in town Monday.
Mrs. J. w. Texada, Of eBayon
Rapides, VAS i'll town last week.
Mr.. B. X. Hunter, of Bayou
Rapiles, was in town several days
ago.
Mr.. John Andrews, Of Bayou
RapiAes, was in town last Satur'
day. -
MIR. p. II. Davidson, of La.
mothe z. o., WAS i'll town last
Friday.
! Mr.. J. NJ. Nugent, of Nugent,
Grant Parish, Was in town last
Saturday.
Miss Lessie Stafford, OF Bayou
Boeuf, was in town last week, visi
ting relatives.
Miss Mary wilkins, Of MiSsis-
sippi, was the guest last week, of
Miss Jane Hudson,
: Me. Witty Miller and family
were in town Saturday and Sun
day, visiting relatives.
We are glad to note that Sis
|. ter Blaniina is cOnvalescing from
an attack of continued fever.
Mrs. c. NJ. Moore returned
, home Saturday evening from d Wis
it to relatives in Mississippi.
MIR. and Mrs. I. NJ. Biossal
j.. and children, of Lafayette, are tht
guests of DR.. aud Mrs. S. Il. Rush
t ing.
9 MIR. and Mrs. II. Fl. Mobley
=. and little son Elwyn left last Fri
8 day morning notwithstanding, t
u visit relatives.
-Mr. john Grogan returned
;, last Friday from Clear Greek
= where he had been rusticating 70
{ several days.
- The DEMOCRAT acknowledge
" an appreciated call on Monday
=, from Major +. 3. Peudleton, Z
v Bayou Robert.
# Col. aud Mrs. Fl. A. Boyce, c
|. Boyce, were in town last Satu1
Y day, visiting the family of Nj
a. James T. Flint.
+. His many friends were gla
20 to see Judge j. r. Thornton OF
e. again last Saturday, after a week
illness with fever.
- Mr.. Jacob Irving, who hs
been q resident of Alexandr
since 1882, celebrated his 81
r. birthday last Saturday.
q. MIR. Charles Shaw, of Shaw
K. Melder, Forest Hill, was in TOW
on Saturday, to attend a sheriff
~ sale in which the firm were seizii
reditors.
"a Judge and Mrs. Newton
OF Blanchard fare enjoying a porto
of his we'll earned vacation an
81. ling for tho funny tribe at B
ou Greek.
;an We regret to learn that MI
cd r. j. Prterman, who has be
nv quite i'll with typhoid fever I
ne several weeks, is still i'll a criti,
,;a condition.
mia Mr.. Andrew Cammack, attorn'
or. at law, an erstwhile resident
lat Alexandria, but now of New lb'
ev. ia, is in town exchanging gree
it'll ings with his many friends.
ar We learn that MIR. James
Lewis, who shot himself f
ex. days ago, at Ope]0usas. it is sa
ed with suicidal intent, is still livi'
of but in a precarious condition.
re. Mr.. 3. F. Perley came no
to Saturday night from an extend
um trip to st. Landry Parish, VIII.
ON he has been engaged in repair
,96, gin machinery. He returned
Of day.
nd. Mrs. 3. Turner and daught
,sts Miss Nannette, Of Pineville, a
an. MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Turner,
urt. West Alexandria, returned
ntil week from a visit to relatives
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1897-07-21

RECEIVED CUMMIs>lONS.-The
officers of the Barrett Light Guards
militia company recently muster
ed into the service of the state il
Alexandria, received their com
missions last week and have assn
rance from the Adjutant Generals
Gtlire, that they will be speedily
furnished with uniforms and arms
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

Charges OF Disorderly Conduct Create ins
tense Excitement.

sCOTTDALE. PA. August 21.-Thc
charges Of disorderly conduct against
James Durkn and other mill strikers has
created Intense excitement. The hearings
were before Justice j. keicher az noon
to-day. and n crowd OF several hundred
forced themselves into the Justices Office
and others surrounded the building.
After the testimony was heard, and the
Justice indicated that he was going 20
decide against the defendants. the crowd
began hooting and ieering and were only
Ouiefed hy the announcement that the
Justice would reserve his decision
burgess Post acted as attorney for the
defendants. and hc ana Major Skeig
nearly came to blows. Justice kelcher
declared that he would allow no mob 10
force him 10 render % decision and soy
oral times called ON the officers - make
arrests. bat none We're made. The s.tua-
ton is critical ana serious trouble is
feared.
PITTsBURG. PA. August 21-The sit
uatlon az Jones & IHughlin's American
Iron Works Southside. is I'm worse CON
dtiOn to-day than Yesterday or tho two
. mills started yesterday (Nos. . and lW.
whore the men refused 10 return, and
/ the places vacant were filled with new
mon. This morning the men working on
tho No 10 mill went out again. and No.
% mill is only working in part. and none
OF the small mills are working. IL was
oxuected that several ~ the other mills
tire plant would he ln operation on Mon
rdav. but from the outlook. unless the
arm makes concessions the entire mill
viii be- shut down Up 10 this time
neither party are willing 10 make up the
! 7is Dor cent 20 the roughers, and If the
mills continue 20 operate with the old
men Il win be with the old 70 per cent
with n conference in sight the coal
operators went 90 their homes tonight
boning for the best. Colonel W. +. Rend,
~, nos beooue known ms the advance
agent of conciilatlon.' expressed himself
pleagod with the prospects.
President Dolan returned from Column
bus this morning and announced TO the
onorator's committee that he was author
iZoi 20 fix a date for conference be-
tween the Mine Workers National Ike
outive Board and the Operators Assocla-
ton This plan struck the operators IA
eorablv The result OF this meeting was
that President Dolan telesraphed, 20 Pres
dent Ratchford and Secretary Pierce 10
come IN Pittsburg for a meeting with the
onerators on Monday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

They wiz Leave Blum Point Tuesday Mr.
Hitchcock Calls.

BLUFF POINT. n. ". August 2t-Sec-
rotary ~ War Alger came back hero with
the presidential party to-day and VIII
stay until the party leaves. Tho President
arrived at z O'Clock this morning
General Algcr said that the Presidents
programme is 20 leave here ON Tuesday
morning and go through TO Buffalo ON "a
special train Dr. Dcpcw's private car
viii Doe reserved for the President and his
immediate party
Ethan o. Hitchcock. of ST. Louis Mo.
the newly appointed Minister 10 s7ia,
arrived hero to-day. lle did NOT got a.
chance To- SEQ the President until nearly
noon. Ilo said to thc Associated Press
representative:
OF camc here a7 soon AS ! received my
commission 10 pay my respects 90 the
President and ask mis- wishes in regard
to my departure"
Vico-Prosidcnt and Mrs. Hobart were
numbered among the missing whom presi-
dent Mckinley returned. Mrs Hobart
has FOR the past few days been in poor
health and hc- physicians believe she
would improve more rapidly at home
Upon This advice 40 was decided vcstcr-
day to return to Now Jersey 1t is said
thcv viii return later in tho season.
Tho Presidential party returned from
their trip 90 Mr. Withcrhoc's carly in the
evening Tho usual hop closed the weeks
happenings at the hotel
Minister Hitchcock loft for hig home in
81. Louis this evening Tie stated that
Doe had decided NOT to leave for Rus ia
untI the middle OF October
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

A Treaty Tor Their Settlement Way DO N'-
rotiated-The Dauntless sa'l-'


rotinted-The Dauntless SAILS
WASHINGTON, August 2i.-it IS possi-
BILE that treaty will be negotiated be-
tween Spain and the United states for the
settlement OF all claims due to the war IN
Cuba.
=, c,, Ia stated that, although numor-
- ,fei,os Of American citizens against
tbo oevernmcnt of Spain for injuries zone
their persons and property IN Cupa' uui-
iu, tho revolution, have been hlcd az lho
state Dopartomut. no formal pres, H'"-
tfor Of these claims have been made 70
gnaln by the Secretary OF state III pr
laubtful under the present circumstdhces
whether. II amy formal presentation ol
the claims were made at this t.me' Spa"
would recognize IT, ,.-...,t,,,
General Wo0dford in his INSTRUCTIONS
was directed 90 negotiate such a conNeh-
tiou as was arranged by General Slchles
,,.itb the spaulsh government i'm 1891.
I-noaicial information has reached the
Treasury Departemut that the suspected
flibueter Dauntless has left savannah
GA. with a barge in tow and that she ls
IN be ioined by the Alexander Jones at
poiut southeast of liattcras, where the
two vessels are t0 meet the schooner
Banna T. Briggs supposed 10 be io"u'"
with munitions or war for the Cus'" iu-
gurgeuts Which vessel VIII make 'h'
trip is not known.
It is also stated that n flibustering eNpe
diu0n is assembling near Tampa RIA.
In view of this Information secretary
Gaee to-day telegraphed the Collector OF
customs at Savannah 10 use special vigil
lance To- prevent violations of the neu-
tralitv laws and also tO confer with the
commanders OF naval vessels at the ports
as 10 what steps should Dee taken In the
premises
Consul Lee at Havana, has reported 20
tho Secretary OF State, that James y.
Carry who is said 10 have been employ
cd with Messrs. Zeigler & Company, or
Chicago. surrendered himself 20 the Span
ish authorities ON account of the condi-
| tion OF his health. General Lee reports
that he will send him from the Island.
Tho case is new one ana the govern
ment has no particulars.
HAVANA, August 2l-Advlces from
Santa Clara report that "a sharp en-
gagoment has taken place on the Con
z1les coffee plantation between General
| Lopez Ammor and band OF insurgents
| Tho latter were defeated, and their lead
or. Flores. with twonty-four Of his fol-
| lowers. was killed.
Captain-Goncral Wcylor has been ad-
visod that S3O0O.o0O I'm silver. with which
to pay the troops, was remitted ycster-
| day from Spain.
| C0nsul-Goncral Ice has received 5000
| for distribution among needy Americans
| ip Cuba.
! SAVANNAH. GA. August 2t-There
arc no indications locally that the paunt-
| Io7s rs engaged in anything but legitimate
| business at this port She IS here under
| contract with a local tow-hoat company
! and competition in towage Is sharp. lhe
! Dluntloss went 10 the bar to-day 10 look
| for vessels bound hither and was report
ed on duty there late this evening by
| incoming hnafs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
JUDGE STAPLES FUNERAL,
He is Laid to Rest Beside His Brother
iu FairYieW Cemetery.
THE FUNERAL IN CHRlSIIINSBURG.
The Remains Followed To the Grave ny
Many Friends-He Leaves Large hs'A'o
70 be Divided Among His sisters
and Brothers Children

ROANOKE, VA. August H.-SpeciaL-
The remains OF the late Judge Waller H.
STAPLES who died in Christiansburg' yes
terday arrived here this afternoon ac-
companled by a large escort from that
town. The regular services having taken
place in the Presbyterian church at
Christiansburg i'm the morning
THE INTERMENr.
The interment took place in Fairview
Cemetery, whero he requested TO be lald
and where his brother is buried. me
remclus were followed 10 the grave by
many relatives and friends. who met the
funeral party at the train.
Ills ESTATE.
JUDGE Staples leaves an estate valued
M one hundred and fifty thousand DOL
lars AN of which he wills 20 the children
of his brother the late samuel c. staples
and his three sisters.
A A. Phlcgar. of Christiansburs' IS the
executor Of the estate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
AFFAIRS STANTON.
Meeting to Discuss the Proposed New
Electric Line.

STAUNTON. VA, August 20.-SpeciaL-
An immense number of names are signed
to the petition calling for a mass-moeting
Monday night 10 discuss the proposed
electric railroad from stanton 10 llgh-
land.
Captain J.. II. Waters, Staunton's eff
cient chief OF police has been living mere
forty-nine years last Tuesday captain
Waters Is a native Of New Jersey put
has become a thorough Nlrginian nv
heart. He was An the Confederate army
as captain OF the West Augusta Guards.
Rev. NJ. H. Shule pastor Of CHRIST Lu.
theran church, in this city, was cleeteu
president Of the Southern synod, WhiSSn iSn
met at Winchester yesterday, rms is tne
third consecutive time that Mr. shule
has had that honor
Bishop Whittle. OF Virginia, and his
secretary. Mr.. Roger Wake. formerly %,
Staunton, spent last night In town, ana
left this morning for orkney Sprihss'
a crazy. negro was captured ON tno
mountains near Basic city yesl'Iua9
He was entirely without clothins' ana ms
capture was not am easy lon. -.
General Eppa llunton ana VIC ,.' NV
been visiting General Huntons niece
Mrs Charles Catlett OF this place
A. Stuart Baldwin. ESQ, or fhHapeln-
town Ky. is visiting relatives in o,dul
tom. MIR. Baldwin is prominent lh r"l'o o''
circles. .,..e.u. NTH
Postmaster Anderson. OF norfolk. WIN
his wife. is spending some time al 'f''"
willie "a few miles from Staunton.
Tho action of the state Nommittee on
mo Rcrublicqn marty al lynchburg ls
hi.bt,, eatisractorv to the Republican
"f the valley. By tho promotion OF PARK
Ngnow to tho chalrmanship OF the party
n vacancy was created in tho ENecuily, y,
COMMITTEE. which WAS hllod 10y Colonel >
Brown Allen Of this city; ana colone
hilen having resigned as member OF the
state Committee 10 accept his new posi-
tiou. James 4. Frazier was elected q
member of tho state Committee 10 tiD th'
vacancy. The election of Messrs. Agnew
Allen aud Frazier tQ their new POSITIONS j
regarded ns a wise move.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

WASHINGTON, August 2l-lt is not
improbable that official announcement
will be made in a few weeks of O. radical
change in the present attitude of the
Pension Bureau toward pension claim
ants who had Confederate war service.
Under the present construction OF the
laws. any service. Irrespective of later
service for the Government, Is a bar to
pension. Commissioner OF tensions
Evans believed that If claimant
served I'm any capacity in the service of
the Confcdcracy. but later served in the
Union ranks and was honorably dis
charged. it would Doe am injustice not to
secure him pension. lie believes that
having performed honorable service IN
the Union army the previous service
should be overlooked
The question has been referred 20 tho
Pension Bureau and 10 Secretary Bliss
for their approval.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
OTHER RACES.


WASHINGTON. August ~ Tho fol-
lowing fourth-class uostmasters were APP
pointed to-day:
North Carolina-Lioccstor, H T. Mor-
riIl
Virginia -Artrip Alexander Stoots; Bar
terbrook. NJ J. Eahcock. Big Island. w.
-. TInsIoy: Coles Ferry r.. -. llaskins;
Damascus, Florence Rambo. Davis
Wharf j. w. Bun. Dubuque H. A. Mat
tox. Dunbr0Okc j 49, BcaZlcy. Fairfax
station. j T.. Taylor. Falmouth u. q.
Lghncr. Gays. r. o. Foster. Mechanics
burg. Jennie woodward. Mouth ~ Wilson.
v j. Parsons. NaOla. j. f.. Cheaiham,
Narcott. NJ r. Scott. Nasons. 5. A. Mar
Tim. Norman. ~. H. Scott. overall. IT, J..
BORDEN: Paynes u. r. Peasants; Pc
nick's. w o. Campbell, Rodophil, w T.
Taylor: Rose HiH J. y. McLin; SPOTS
IoU. Walnut IIl. j. r. D0dson Wood
ford. j. G.. White; Iepp, }. A. whiting
ton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Rnrnnhr Wins This Rnce.

BOSTON. August u-Tom Barnahy
won the six days, eight hours DAY, pl-
cvcle race at Charles River Park tonight
Frank WALL finished second and Harry ID.
Flkes third The FIRST five men 90 finish
am beat the best previous record OF ot
miles by "a large margin.
Fully $500 people were present al the
finish ard the excitement over the strug-
gle was tremendous.
Final score. Barnahy &3l0 laps; Wal
Ter. sg31. III. ID. Elkcs, 9>5l, Dench. s-s2;
Foster. g0l. IAuricks. N092. w. 4. Eikes.
7>l2. Han. 7l2. Blakeslee, 6oL2 Stccs, O'6i
GIN.h. nlN ?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
ANrero's Revenge

gAVANNAH. Ca August 21.-H. b.
r,snt AGENT of the plant system at Me-
Tnfosh near savannah. was shot from
er,hrsb fhis morning by Wash Bradley.
'niore.i and sprlnkled from head 40 foot
Min duck shot Tant was brought 10
setannah Hospital for treatment. lie il
der~erouslv wounded. The sheriff OF
Liberty county IS pursuing Bradley with
a posse OF mounted men
,rhe ehooting WAS the result OF an alter
,,.,i,, "a me depot the dav before when
rant struck Bradley In the head with a
eesIa weight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
The Tennis Tournament.

NEWPORT. II. l., August H.-The
fourth day N tho National Tennis cham
pionshlp tournament was clear and bright
with an inugorating air Dr. Eaves
braced up in the four set and won the
match from Parrett. Ga, 6-l, &C. 6-3.
I.arned won his match with Fischer In
straight sets
Nesbitt defeated Whitman, So g. 80
rs.
Lee Ware. OF Harvard beat H. ward
LongwoOd 6-3 Ga, ca
Reginald Fincke. OF Yale. won the IN
ter-scholastic t0urnan ent, defeating g.
y. Peu OF Columbia. CA. 80 81. go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
Gas for Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August d.
Snocill-Wnilam j. Payne president OF
the Newport News Gas Company Samuel
REGISTER. general counsel and Fred. $.
Meyers. Of the Board OF Directors. am OF
Richmond were here and with The New
port News members of the Board met iu
the office of Colonel BraXton. The ccn-
tracts for the construction of the plant
we're authorized and work All begin 40
once. The location OF the plant viii Doe
given ont early next week. a much
larger plant win bo constructed than or
iglnally intended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

water IS s5 feet and of this u feet could
he made available divided between the
three dams without interfering by back
water with the consecutive use or inc
water by ordinary small rises in the ilNer'
Ia 1875 when the river was az an mus
ually low stage q careful guagin6 or tne
now OF the river, under Colonel W. j.
Cutqhaw. CITY Engineer Of Richmond
showed II 20 be 1892 cubic feet OF wafer
per second,
Taking i. 600 TO / 600 cubic feet per second
as the ordinary dependable flow Of the
river then there could be developed un-
der the plan mentioned above, over tne
Is feet Of head and fan thus made avail
able and. on good machinery. from sssj
90 1886 horse power. which could be fur-
nished except I'm years OF extreme drought
that would occur only az rare intervals
many years apart
NOT A DIFFICULT THING
During the greater part OF each year
the flow OF the water would exceed that
given above by 900 cubic feet per sec
ond which would make available 2No
horse power more. Water power ls now
in use in more than fifteen different cs-
tahlishments in Richmond and Manches-
ter in addition TO tho new city pumping
works at Tnfoo-Milo Locks end 30 BE- es-
timatod that about 4500 horse power out
OF q possible 1924 horse power ls utilized,
the loss being due 20 imperfect motors
ou thc one hand and thc failure 10 uu-
lzo the fun head and fan available on
tho other hand. or both combined
10 is am uudsputcd fact that the facil-
itios for supplying water power 90 large
amount ana under very advantageous
conditions for manufacturing purposes
are not difficult of development III SIS
certainly o. fold worthy OF close cXamina-
ton and shows clearly every evidence
that capital invested for developing and
WORKING an the Wafor power interests
harmoniOuslv would find n good opening
for aIforf thor c4fIefaofgrv rDfurue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
GrN. yHARroy NOMINATED.
Selected by the Montgomery Convention
on the Third Ballot.

CTIRIsTIANsBURG. VA. August d.
spcclal-The Montgomery County Demo-
cratic Convention met here to-day and
the following candidates were placed IN
nomination: Captain j. r. Johnson. or
Christiansburg. A. w. Lustcr. of Blacks
burg. and General O.. G.. Wharton. or
RadfOrd.
was elected. and his nomination was
made unanimous
RESOLUTIONS were presented 10 the con-
ventlon and adopted by rising vote by
AN I'm the court house irrespective Of par
Nv. I'm memory OF Hon. Waller r. staples,
ovpregsing I'm highest terms his worth
AS a lawyer, jurist. statesman and citi-
zen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22
A SHIN ON Fire.

CHARLESTON, 5. c.. August 2i-Ths
NorvXogian steamship Tyre. captain
Gram. arrived IN port between ana 5
o'clock this afternoon on hft. iu' lyre
test JTettlva. with "A cargo or 300 tons
OF pyritcs. on August "a. for this port.
The fire was discovered in compartments
Nos. . and 3. last Monday, orc day and
"a half out OF Bermuda
She was t0wed 70 the city. whore mo
work OF nlling her holds with water
lepan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

Austrian jealousy created thereby.
During the presence or The King Of Italy
al the German military man0euvres
svrnbolical play written according TO tho
instructions and on outline furnished
bv Emperor william, viii be performed
at the Royal Theatre or Wiesbaden.
Tho plav will ancgorically represent the
fraternization Of italy and Germany. The
two leading roles are Italia and Germania
and the scenic decorations, which are
Gorgeous are the work OF the Niennese
painter Kautzky and R9ttonara, from
el,etches made bv the German Emperor.
PUT OUT THE SUN.
Tho most beautiful tablcau viii repre-
sent Rome In this scene the Emperor
found If desirable TO make an altera-
,ion. In the original the sun was seen
RISING directly over St. Peters, the rays
irradiafino the whole vicinity and leaving
tbe oufrinal or Royal residence, in the
shadow I'm view Of the strained rela-
fions between the Vatican and the Ad-
miral. His Majesty ordered tho sun IN
mis- scene 10 be 0blterated.
Emperor william viii attend the Aus
trian military manoeulIea' aIIlNiHb "1
ToUs on septombsr 18Th, and remaining
there until September lsln. Iheh I-lilpoi- ,-lipl,-
or William and Emperor trahela
NNnNIN VIII
I'' ,rl-e1,os 0f Che Arch-Duke
r-rodorici, ~ Austria. on September 20th,
the two Emporon viii proceed 70 Buda
Pest
q,bo afe-atfsfqctf0n at tho sloWncSs or
tho prtseian and saxon governments lh
giving state aid 'o 4.r,. e.vonv
thc recent iioous l I.'. ...,.,..' ra,tnet s0oOOO
has only gwen o... ...-.i,,,iit,, ~ pros
marks given hy wv 49, circulated bv
u,h ,a''no' ,'i..,, t,,,e bocn seized by
the saxon Soc -,.'.,.,'f,1
the ponce anu ',.i,,s, ,gu bo done by the
IN Ilua .tt OF Inc sufferers for
boFeI HiIl-"t ..' and t,. government has
hoh.hs l' 0oi,'' 0,, ',s,,,l..i, 3, +he extent only
decided 10 ana sue 49,,
of mendins tne ,'..,....,, ia worry active
IlF','' ,.,,,.,y ana donations arc
throughout ',i l'''''''
moving ih Ut 80 ,,. Agricultural
seer .tdiy '"i'' ,,., ..r,,,fttoo of gov
b'pdI lin'H,' I"' I i..,. Grirbod their in-
erhh,ht oil.Ii'o ...i lii .,,i,r,tt to tha
Spce'loh on '''','' u. eG-rfienlv regulate the
Il 49, l'''.' 80 t,, mountain districts.
Va ~. ,-rcvc1t tne recurrence ot the
49,.
4D''-' .o,r>re.r ANARCHISTS.
,., t,.,f press correspondent
,.. ~, -,'t minority that IL Is true
,t..I4ri has proposed "a
'''t ',.,....f.J action up0n tho
"D' ..,.,..oufal mowers against
l,.l..i.,.,. aud t,.t hc had obtained tho
M -Ai''.' ''o-..,.r.tion from a majority
.
oi M ,I.. ,,,f,,., n Uniform system OF
,..1,ll,i,.. an thoes who are known 10
~, .,.,,.,f,.. lleas. "A more effective
.,.-.,,....,... 80 ,,t.s.rv4tions and "a better
l., ..i,-tir,sfion.
'' .o. ,t-ili,.,. lilrirg the week sat
s,,.,.''s,. ll,9.t mss of Cassel. who
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-22

BRISTOL TENN. August zl-spoclal.
"A sensational light with pisiol ana razor
occurred near Roam Mountain in Carter
county this morning. Lego DAVIS VINO
n Few days ago eloped with the wife ~
william whitehead. returned 10 White
heads home accompanied by the woman.
on entering the door Davis Drew re-
vOlycr and would have shot but the Wed-
pom failed 10 discharge
Slezing his only opportunity whitehead
made a lungc at Davis with razor, CUT
ting several ugly gashes across his mead
and one on his throat, which may prove
fatal