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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
The Republican Committee

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. Jan. The
Republican senatorial Steering Commit
tee net at 4 o'clock this afternoon. with
Senator Allison. its chairman. present.
IL vas decided hat when the oklahoma
free h0r'estodi lin had been disposed OF
the Pacific railroad refundiug bin should
be made the unfinished business. autt
maintained as such until final action was
had. NO other order of business was
suggested the committee being satisfied
20 determine uDOn one measure at a.
time. Tho members of the Democratic
Committee had been previously consulted.
and tho taking up OF the %refunding bill
was found to he satisfactory 10 that side
of tho chamber. The measure Is che Of
much importance that senators believe a.
should Doe disposed Of i'm some way at
the earliest practicable moment. one
OF the leading members Of the committee
said tonight that he believed the bin,
practically as reported TO the Senate,
could finally pass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

sue. and the only icar surviving t'i"
tive T. Mrs. Frank Cootcs. n sister.
Major Newton would have been htty-
nine years of age I'm March next. re
was q native OF Augusta county Va, ana
at the beginning of the war enlisted
In the Filth Virginia Regiment OF imam
try. lie was elected captain OF tho com
pany. and In 1863 was made MAJOR OF
the regiment.
lie was wounded on tho 18th Of Sep
fcmbcr. 1861. and lost n leg AT Winches-
ter. Va. Major Newton was n member
of tho Methodist Church. lie owned n
farm al Grocnvillc. and had a large IN
tcrcst IN the ore Bank Iron Mines. on
the Norfolk and Western railroad. south
OF Wayncsboro.
His life was insured In the Mutual
Reserve Association Of New York for
5000. and another policy OF $1,000 is held
by "A Baltimore dry goods house. Major
Newton was not engaged I'm active busi-
ness. having a sufficient income from
his farm and mines 10 afford a comforta-
BILE living. His wife survives him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
CONFUSION wonsn coNFoUNDED.
A Progressive Town with Two Many APP
violations.

EMPORIA. VA. Jan. 7-Special-Mr.
W. w. Green. the express agent for Bel
ncld now north Emporia) has cxtaDlish-
ed a branch express office in South En-
poria.
This will be a great convenience TO the
South Emporia people. as the express Of
fee in North Emporia is nearly one half
"A mile away.
With the exception Of the express Of
fee. which is still called Belfield. no other
confusion arises about the names Of the
two towns, as both Of the depots have
been changed from Belheld to Emporia.
The town of Emporia embOdics the two
towns formerly called Bolhcld and Hicks
ford respectively. which are only sopa-
rated by the Meherrin river. which is a
very narrow stream. Several years &
our citizens decided TO have the two
towns incorporated under one name, but
when they came 10 decide upon the name
for the new town. they Oundt that neither
town was willing to rclinquish its old
name. SO they compromised, upon the
suggestion of Mr.. b. ID. Tillar, on the
name. Emporia. But for some incXpli-
cable reason the railroads did not change
the name Of the station TO EmpOria, 50
between Belheld. HicKsford and Emporia
visitors to the place and travellers pass
ing through become hOpelossly confused.
Now as the express office is still known
as Belheld. packages are very often lost
or delayed by being sent to Emporia for
when ordering the writer quite often fails
TO mention that his express office Is Bel
field. instead Of Emporia as his letter
hcad would Indicate.
While having a branch Office In South
Emporia is a convenience. IL is hoped
that the express office will soon be known
as Emporia. thereby avoiding the incon-
vcnitnce attendant upon this confu-
sion over the names of the town. station
/, and express office.
MIR. Harry l.. Taylor and Miss Elizabeth
Lee Gaskins were married yesterday even
ing at ESQ +. NJ. at the residence OF the
brides mother.
The marriage was a very quiet one.
only a few friends being present.
Mr.. Taylor is a practicing attorney OF
this court. and Miss Gaskins IS a very
popular young lady.
Messrs. j. b.. Bailey and Eddie Baker
left this morning for Sussex County
Court.
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ATLANTA. GA. Jan. THE state
Railroad Commission has decided adj
versely to the roads I'm the fertilizer
rate case. and the railroads will prob
ably ask for an injunction TO prevent
the commissioner from enforcing the
cut-rate. 1t is claimed bv the roads
that the reduction in the rate will lose
them Sll0.00) in revenue.
When il was suggested that tho roads
would fight the Commission on It's order,
Commissioner Fort said to-day.
They had better be satisfied. they
might get worse
There is a case pending now against
the roads for a reduction in the cotton
rates.
a meeting Of the railway officials Will
be held here on Saturday TO decide on
n policy. The Commission has refused
to reduce passenger fares to two cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

Pritchar5 cannot he elected. Compare
lively few Populists will bolt the eau
Gus"
Nothing else Is talked OF tonight. save
the senatorial fight. Senate Butter
said:
II an ready to fight to n finish on
this senatorial matter, tonight or any
other time"
There are nfty-nine Populist members
Thirty-eight Of these attended the con-
ference last night and pledged them
selves not to vote for Pritchard.
There is some Republican dissatisfac-
ton. but this may or may not develop
II is causing anxiety. This Is n state
ment made by n of three anu-rr''cn-
ard Republicans tonight. Another says
Pri,chard * beaten. Butler has never
named his candidate. Congressman
elect Fowler CPopulisD insists ina
Pritchard ~ beaten.
NO VOTE TAKEN.
RALEIGH. y. c., Jan. H.-soeclAi.-
The Populist caucus adjourned NJ ma
night without a vote having been taken
on senator.
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The annual meeting Of the Richmond
Riding and Driving Association was held
at Murphy's Hotel last night. The fol
lowing officers were elected. very little
change being made in the old officers:
G. Med. Blake, president; W. q. Try
an. first vice-president; G. b. Hobson.
second vice-president; Z. \. 5. Brine
secretary and treasurer.
Board Of Directors-G. + Newell. NJ. II.
Garnett. J. G. Cosby, Carter y. Neal J.
N Hltzhimer. w. c. Gregory. +. II.
Savage. w. ]. Carter. c. A.. Allen. c. T.
Gaines. 4. W. Bennett. A. w. Archer.
IL. $. Bradley.
The club does not propose TO hold a
race meeting this year, but will keep to-
gether. IT having a handsome cash bal
ance in the bank for future use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
4BSCONDING DEBTOR Law.
Anew EDglander, Formerly a hesldento i
Norfolk County. Arrested for old DEBT.

Norfolk County. Arrested for Old Debt.
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 7.-S9ecial.-Ihe
absconding-debtor law of this state has
been strikingly brought 10 public at
tention by the arrest Tor debt OF X. .
Colt. who at one time was a prosperous
trucker Of Norfolk county. Colt moNeu
to New England several years ago. AM
did not revisit Norfolk until "a few DAYS
ago. when he came down from Boston.
At a dinner given al "a swell restaurant.
he was introduced 10 an officer OF the
Imperial Guano Company, Of tais city,
who recognized him as the
Norfolk county trucker, who had moved
to New England while owing the guano
company some $500 for fertilizers.
The following day he had his new
acquaintance arrested as an auscond-
ing debtor. and the man is now con-
nned in the city jail. lie must remain
behind the bars. under the law. untI
he pays the debt. unless he can prove
that ne is insolvent.
An attempt has been made TO do this.
but the prosecution have the statement
in the will Of his father that be has a
considerable annual income. This rem
ders the plea Of Insolvency futile.
The case is an interesting one, and may
result in a test Of the law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
The First State Dinner

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. THE
President and Mrs. Cleveland gave the
first State dinner Of the social season at
the Executive Mansion tonight. The
State dining-room was Hooded with cleo
trio light. which set of the h0ral decora-
tons and pottcd plants and ferns ana
palms to great advantage. The East
Room. i'm which the guests were received,
WAS beautifully decorated. The mant"ls
were banked with flowers and running
ivy was pendant ON the magnificent cham
dclicrs. through which the electric lights
sparkled. with charming effect Huge
palms were set about the vast room, max
ing 10 like "A tropical garden. The guests
were the member of the Cabinet and
members Of the Senate and House Of Rep
rcseutatives. with ladies' OF their families.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
MOOR NEwToN's SUDDEN DrarH.
Fell While In Seemingly Perfect Health
and Died In Few Minutes.

STANTON. VA. Jan. Especial
Major James w. Newton dropped dead
al his residence tc. day at ? o'clock. APP
poIlexy is h IA assigned. Major
Newton had taken Inner with his broth
er-in-law. a. A. EskridLe. assistant pest
master of Staunton. He said TO Mr.. Esk-
ridge that he never felt better in his life.
ate a hearty dinner. and returned TO his
residence, which is I'm the business por-
ton OF the town. When found ne ha1
fallen AZ the top OF the steps with a
bod Of coal in his hand. and was I'M
conscious. dying In about twenty minutes
Major Newton has been a prominent
figure here for thirty years. and his
sudden death Is a sreat shock 10 the
community. His appearance Indicated
perfect health. and his death Is a surprise
AZ well as a shock He married Miss
Moliic Eskridgc, whose father was a
minister OF the Baltimore Methodist Con-
ference The marriage Was without is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

Mr.. julius Levitt and Miss Title kraker
Made one.

Mr.. julius G.. Levitt and Miss Ttuie
Krakcr were quietly married at y
o'clock last night at the residence OIL
tho brides father. Mr.. Julius kraker.
NJ. 1903 west Min street. only i.s.r-e-
date friends OF ;he family being pres
cnt.
The ceremony was performed by Re-.
Or T.. y. Caliscl. rabbi of Beth Ahaba
synagogue. Mr.. Charles Van Lee. Of
Baltimore, a cousin of the bride, played
the wedding march. After the cere-
money. Mr.. and Mrs. Levitt left for a
northern tour.
The groom is a %well-known and popu-
lar business man Of this city. and his
bride is AN attractive young lady.
Tho popularity of the couple was ON
phasizcd 10y the reception of many use
full and handsome presents. % "a num-
Der OF congratulatory caDlegrams and
kilograms.
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they be bound or unbound. whether they
bo sold by subscription or Otherwise or
whether they purport 10 he premiums or
supplements or parts Of regular news
papers or periodicals.
The bill also denies 10 newspapers the
Sample copy" privilege ana the privilege
enjoyed by newsdealers OF returning un-
sold publications at the s~econd-class rate
The only other important change m the
present law provides that publishers
whose publications arc admitted AS sec
ond-class mater shall be- required before
depositing such mail matter i'm the post
office to separate the same into United
States mail sacks or bundles by State,
cities. towns. and counties as the Post
master General shall direct.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

LYNCHBURG. VA, Jan. 7.-Special-
A decd of assignment was recorded nero
today from j.. IL. Valentine u MS
wife. A. A. Valentine. conveying "a mum
her Of houses and lots and other assets 10
II. ID. Flood. trustee for the benent OF
creditors. The total liabilities are piaceu
at s23. 725.77.
tho decd. Mr.. Valentine WAS formerly
a w%eu-known auctionoer Of this city. lie
is now doing business in Norfolk. Mr..
Valentines liabilities are represented
largely by n number of notes endorsed
by various parties.
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CREWE. VA. Jan 7.-Special-M N
and Mrs. VIM. who have been visiting
Mrs. Y. A. Hurt. sister Of Mrs. Mlnn,
have returned 10 their home near keys
Vile. y
Miss Sadie Binglcy. and Ralph Burke
holder returned yesterday from "a VISIT
TO friends IN Radford.
Captain ". :. DAVIS IS on the sick list
this week.
Miss Willie Davis. Of Farmville, IS
visiting friends in
Captain r.. +. Lockett made "A business
trip to Farmyille Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Vaughan. Of Amelia county,
is the guest this week of Mrs. ;. i. Oliver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
THL GOyERNVR,s MESSAGE.
He Says Taxes In North Carolina Are
Lower Than ANY Other state.

RALEIGH, y. c.. Jan. Especial
The Governors message was read before
both branches Of the Legislature. The
message was clear and comprehensive. 1t
required two hours to read il. He hecom-
mends that the working day be limited TO
eleven hours. and that no child under
twelve years OF age be allowed to work
in any building. lie says the taxes IN
North Carolina are lower than in any
other state I'm the Union. lie heartily en-
dorses the lease Of the North Carolina
railroad to the Southern Railway for -
years.
He recommends the purchase by the
State OF farm lands on Roanoke river.
now leased and operated by the State
conyicts. He says the State must com
NIT itself to the employment Of convicts
on state farms. That he sees no other
alternative.
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An ill-Iimrd Blow.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. 7-Spocial.-rhe
entertainment OF the Sunday school or
Wright Memorial church. in Portsmouth,
was scheduled for tonight. and az the
proper hour an immense thtons OF the
Interested flooded the church TO the doors.
In the crush a lady was pushed about
rather roughly by some one behind. Her
escort turned around and bired the nrst
man he could get at i'm the face, knocking
him down. and great excitement immedi-
tely took possession OF the crowd. and a
panic was narrowly avoided by the crowd
being dismissed by the officers Of tho
school. and the entertainment Is post
pOued.
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ASHLAND ODD-FELLOWS.
Installation of Omcers Followed by a
Sumptuous Banquet.

ASHLAND. VA. Jan. 1-Spacial-The
installation OF officers Of the Ashland
Lodge. ]. o. @. T.. for the ensuing year
occurred tonight in their hall. Follow
ing are their officers. Noble Grand, -.
L.. Nixon. Nice-Grand. j. @. Tilcr. Sce-
rotary. 4. NJ. Porter. Treasurer. !. 49,
Trevillian. Chaplain. j. NJ. stone, CON
ductor. w. NJ. Hamlet. Warden. G. ~.
Jones: inside Guardian. Eugene Luck
outside Guardian, j. J. Blantoni Rsn'
Supporter to Noble Grand. George Harris;
Lett Supporter 10 Noble Grand, Ernest
Morgan: Fight Suuporte~ TO Nice-Grand.
w. ". James. Left Supporter to Vice
Grand. G. II. HelseL
MIR. George J. Anderson. district deputy
Grand master. cmciated at the 'nstalla-
lion. After the transaction of business
the members and q number of guests
partoOk of q sumptuous supper, bcautl-
fully pierered by the ladies.
The lodge here Is young, but is in a
nourishing condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
CIUSE or DTFFI'S DEATH,
Coroner's jury Want "a Law To Examine
rmgiIi.t. nrfore Doing InIOthe Rug.

NEW YORK. Jan. An inquest INTO
the cause OF death Of James Duly, the
Boston pugilist. who was seized WIN i
hermorraee of the brain last saturday
night AT the conclusion OF his glove hght
with George Justice at the Broadway
Athletic club. WAS held to-day. Justice.
Manager O'Rourke. and Referee Dick
Roche arc under bail In connection with
the affair.
The jury rendered "a verdict that Dufy's
death was superiuduccd by excitement
following his boxing contest viii Justice.
and was accelerated by disease Of the
heart. The jury cXonoratcd the defend
ants and recommended that "a law be
enacted requiring athletic clubs 10 employ
competent physicians 10 examine AN per
sons before they are allowed 10 partici-
pate i'm athletic exhibitions OF amy kind.
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4 Day FOR
-Four of Them Took the Money at New
Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Fair weather
and track nearly dry again marked to-
days sport. The attendance WAS larger
and the racing spirited. with four faNor-
ties winning. In the last race TriXie nearly
feu TO her knees and unseated her jockey,
but; no harm was done. Summaries.
First race-six furlOngs.-lrish Lady
GO2. Dorsey, / 10 - first. with Willie w..
second and Galley West third. Time
l:17k.
Second race-selling. six furlongs.-Tern
OF. Dorsey. ! to - first. with kruna
second and Prima third. Time. 1.lSfi.
Third race-selling. one mlie.-liigh Test
NO7. Morse. , 10 - first. with Marquise
second and BridgetOn third. Time. 1.ijtl.
Fourth race-fOr three-year-Olds, SCH
ing. six fur~longs.-Santelra first. with
Gold Top second and Castor third. Time.
l.l1N4.
Fifth race-selling. seven f%urlongs.-
Eleanor Mac C9. Il. Burns. . 10 - nrst.
with Remand second and BanX Johnson
third. Time. 1924.
sixth race-selling. seven furlongs.-Nts-
count 200, G. Rein. 4 10 - first. with
Harry y. second and Elyrla third. Time,
1914.
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cor. GhORGA =. TAILOEJLL.
\ Brakeman Run over and Cut In
In,uIn-

\ Brakeman Run over and Cut In
Twain.
ROANOKE VA, Jan. 7.-Spcciai.-
Colonel George =. Tayloe. probably the
oldest man i'm Southwest Virginia. Is
very IN at his home near Roanoke. with
Ia grippe. He is about ninety-hve years
old. which makes the disease more an
fcult 20 manage.
y telegram WAS received here to-day
announcing that George Harvey. a
brakeman on the Norfolk and Western
railway. had been run over by cars 1T
Bluetcld some time last night. and his
body cut IN twain. He was helping
TO shift cars, and his foot was caught
between the rails of a switch. lie Was
about twenty-five years Old and resided
i'm this city.
The remains We're taken to Shawsville
for interment.
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Mr.. Nonnfcnsfle,s sncccssor.

There is every reason to believe that
Mr.. j. Harry Lawdcr. who is now one
of the representatives OF Marshall. ward
i'm the Council. will Doc chosen to sue
coed the lata Mr.. Joseph II. Mountcastlo
I'm the Board of Aldermen. Mr.. Lawder.
who was a warm personal friend or
Mr.. M~ountcastle. has not been "A candi-
date for the office. nor expressed any
desire 70 secure it. but IL is known That
he will serve If elected.
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ginc. ~"Friendship." which was used In
the days OF George Washington to ex-
tinguish fires. and they proudly point TO
the fact that George Washington was "A
member OF the company while he was in
Alexandria.
The engine Is Of peculiar pattern. and II
seems hard to realize that such a ma
chine could ever nave been used.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
TORN BY SITdGE DOGS.
A rot of Money tonnd Under aCarrlaGe
Uonse in >pottsylvania.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Jan. -
Special.-Mr. A. Weiner' collector 4"'
a publishing house, visited To-Day 'no
farm Of Mrs. Mary j.. NICHOLSON J"sl
onnosite mis- city. in Stafford. to collect
d s,bscription due on a book. As ne
entered the yard ne was attacked by
three savage dogs and badly hll'eh'
His o%vercoat and pants were torn almost
10 pieces. and he received sevo'al D''eS
on his legs. But for the Timely "u VI
mcmers of the family. the ih"H "o"'N
have been torn TO pieces.
NJ Iobu Carter. living near Brock
,.,Ie =, This county. is said 10 have found
no, NJ money containing a large sum
u.hlo removing the debris of an old
Narriaoo-bouse that had recently blown
down.
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George Blake and John Davis to Do Time
for breaking Into "a y. and W. Car.

PETERSBURG, VA. Jan. Especial
In the County Court of Nottoway to-
day. George Blake and John Davis. ne
groes. were arraigned for trial for break
ing into a car OF the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company at Crowe ON the
night of November 10th, and stealing
therefrom a box OF beans. Blake Wa
also tried for shooting at Detective MaXey
OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company. who attempted TO arrest Davis
and himself. a was given nve years
I'm the penitentiary for shooting al MaNey
and five years for carbreaking. Davis
was also given five years for carbreaking.
There Is another charge against Blake OF
carbreaking. which will be heard on Sat
urday. Blake has already served a term
i'm the penitentiary.
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North CIROLINI SENATOR.
4 Battle Royal Betwe.n Butler and friteh-
ard and the Ee.t Wan 10 Win.

RALEIGH. y. C., Jan. In answer
to pressing requests to come here. many
of Senator Pritchard's friends arrived
to-day. reinforcing the large number al
ready present. among them Congressman
elect Brownlow. OF East Tennessee.
Senator Butler said this evening:
There are enough PopuIlsts pledged TO
vote against Pritchard TO carry the Popu-
list CAUCUS BIZ a good majority. Senator
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08
10 SPITE ms uOTHE
y Boy Hangs Himself with the Strap
with which He Was Whipped.

WINSTON. \. c., Jan. In Wilkes
county yesterday. Mansfield Parsons.
fifteen years old. son of a widow. COM
whipping him. Tile son hanged him
SELF with the same strap that the moth
or punished him with. lie only lived a
few hours after me was found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-08

They VIII Celebrate Lees Birfhday-The
Petersburg Cub Annual Eanqnet.

Petersburg Clubs Annual Eanqnct.
PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. Special.
"A. y. Hill Camp OF on.edcrato Veto
rams held a meeting tonight and de-
cidcd 10 observe General Lees birthday
the 18Th instant with a parade ana "a
banquet. The speakers will Doc Gcacr-
al Cullen 4. Battle. Ex-Governor william
J.. Cameron, Mayor Charles +. Collier,
Hon. Il. r.. Davis. and Congressman
John Lamb. Of Richmond.
The Petersburg Gu will have their
annual banquet on next Tuesday night.
Hon. T.. G.. Ncnable is president OF this
club.
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LEXINGTON. VA. Jan. III. L. Ken
ncdv. general dealer I'm queensware. tim
ware. etc. has assigned for the benefit
Of his creditors. j. Y. Grinstead' trustee.
The assets will probably pay preferred
creditors in hrst-class. Liabilities I'M
known.