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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

There VIII he other Bidders Besides the
Seaboard Air Line.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Feb. Special
OF course on AN sides is heard discus
sions regarding the vote in the House
yesterday on the bin 10 anuul the ninety
nine-year lease that the Southern has
on the North Carolina railroad. II the
bill passes the Senate. AS IL did the House
II only gives ground 10 bring suit In thr
courts. and If they declare the lease an
nulled. IL does not necessarily give the
SeabOard Air Line the twenty-year lease
IL has bid for. but only opens the way
for other roads besides the Southern 10
bid for the lease. The chances are that
the Southern railway will outDid the Sea-
board. thus putting more money in the
State treasury, and not changing the
working OF the road aa II now Is. How
appointed for four years lease property
beyond their term OF office is "a question
BOLTERs' ORGAN.
The boiling Populists and their Repuh-
lican friends will shortly start paper
here. 10 be- called the "CO-Operdtioulst
DR. Talmages lecture last niCht was
"A most beautiful piece Of word paint
ing. Or. Taimage lectured here about
fifteen years ego on The Bright Side o.
Things and many recall his words then
with keen pleasure
At the night session Of the House last
night the bills giving the Republicans
control OF the pcnitentiary and the Popu-
chanical College passed The bills were
introduced BY Dockery Rep). and he
INDUCED freely in filings 9t both Popu-
lists and Democrats.
4 HOT INCIDENT.
Yesterday Colored Representative Howe.
from New Hanover county. Russell 3
home. was sent for by Governor Russell.
lie was asked how he stood on the ques-
ton OF the lease OF the North Carolina
railroad and replied he was for the lease
so FAR but was open for conviction. ana
wished TO hear what the Governor had
TO say. Whereupon the Governor forgot
the dignity OF his office. and flying IN "a
rage. cursed Howe roundly, saying he
had been bought by the Southern railway.
Howe on the floor Of the House later
made the startling statement that Gov
ernor Russell was in the pay OF the
Seaboard Air Line.
rho finishing of this affair will come
later The public this winter has been
,rested 20 many astounding incidents.
rhe next thing that VIII probably en-
yage the special attention OF the Lesis-
f,f7ire will he the question 81 rle pubic
printing. The extra cost Tor the last
~ Years is being freely discussed.
senator Buffers paper declares mat
hush money" is being offered to the
regular Populists
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DI H..

AKERS. Died. February 10Th. NJ II 80
O'Clock a NJ al his residence, Barton
Heights. CHARLES G.. AkEkS' aged
thirty-One years.
Funeral services from the house ana
the burial I'm Petersburg YESTERDAY.
HALL.-Died Tuesday. February lpth ~
twenty minutes 10 / A. NJ. at me resi-
dence OF her parents No. iD5 tiahcoch
street. FLORENCE MAY. only daIsn-
ter = Samuel y. and Maggie u nan
aged two years and five months.
Funeral from the residence IO-DAi
AZ 10 A. NJ.
LUCAS.-Died. February l6, 1891 AZ his
home. No II west Jackson street
CHARLES II. LUCAS In the thlrty-
eighth year OF his age.
The funeral services viii be hsid 1T. IN
Ebsnezer Baptist church on INV S-
DAY. February 18th. al O'CLOCK /. NJ;
Friends and acquaintance5 are invited
without further notice
FISHER Entered into rest. on Nednes-
day morning. February i1th. al ms reel
dence. 800 norm Twelfth street ROB
ERT HAXALL FISHER, In the nity-
NTH year Of his age.
Funeral from Monumental church
FRIDAY, February 18th. AT II CLOCK.
Friends OF the family invited 10 be
present. 49,
Tntcrment private. ~
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THE SMITH morn EIiS TRIAL.
The Evidence Closed snd,thet Argument
Commenced.

RADFORD, VA. Feb. T.-Special.-
The trial of the Smith brothers whose
offences have already been described in
The Times. continued to-day with I'M
abated interest.
At noon the examination Of witnesses
for both sides was concluded, and after
adjournment for dinner the argument was
commenced.
j. G. Wysor opened for the prosecution,
making strong argument about two
hours long.
He was followed by a. A. Phlegar for
the defence, who made an exceptionally
fine argument, considering the weakness
Of his side.
Court adjourned at =. NJ. until morn
ing, when j. ID. Peters will open for
the, plaintiff followed by Frank ). Blair
and r. l.. Jordan for the defence.
The Commonwealth Attorney will
close the argument
II is generally believed that there will
be q verdict this time. The case will
20 to the jury sometime tomorrow, and
the jury. it Is expected, will not be out
long. .
The courtroom was crowded all day.
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CHATHAM. VA. Feb. T.-Special.-
County Court is in session TINS week. The
ment Court Will doubtless adjourn to-
morrow ass only one criminal case was
ready for trial.
Rev. T. A. Hall OF the Baptist church
began "a series Of lectures on the LORD
prayer last evening at the prayer-meeiing
service. Mr.. Han IS becoming quite popu-
lar and his church is greatly pleased with
him. ..
citizen OF this county. is quite sick. Lit
tie hope OF his recovery Is entertained
by his many friends. ,-..
Miss Daisie White. Of Danville Is Visit
ing Mrs J. l.. Tredway On Nmtteto"h
Mr. ". T. Clark left Yesterday morning
for Asheville y. c. having been called 70
the bedside Of his daughter. whose cohdl-
tion IS quite serious
Miss Beach. OF Norfolk IS visiting Mrs.
T. \. Hall. at the Baptist parsonage
Sherif W. T. OVERLY continues puie
sick with rheumatism. He IS contemplate
ing a trip L. the Hot Springs Ark.
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WEAK WOMAN'S SUICIDE
pUARREELsD. KISSED AND THEN
THREw HERShLrTN rHhCANAL.
rho Young Man Arrested. But NOT '"c'"
An Inquest to BE Hcld-A Dwelling
Nearly Destroyed Assignment

Iy,<CURTRG. VA, Feb. l.--Spcciai-
Ahout noon to-day Ella jameson com
nitted suicide by throwing hcrseh mo
The canal. She had been walking down
he Southern Railroad track with young
man. Louis Snaner. and Witnesses state
hat they seemed to be quarreiiing. VINE"
sear the scene OF the suicide, the woman.
4 il said kissed Shaner and told MN
rood-bye. Witnesses state that previous
10 their separation Snancr hit her wSh
1 rock.
The woman told Shaner that she was
Ko,ng TO drown herself. but he says that
be ala not dream that she really meant
what she said.
TIRE FATAL PLUNGE.
Shaner turned towards the city, ana the
Woman. walking down steep emoank-
meni to the edge of the canal plunged
INTO the water.
she was seen struggling In the water by
several colored boys. but before they
succeeded in getting her ashore she hdu
aoatcd down The swift current AT least
Two hundred yards. She had evidently
been dead for several minutes when she
was finally dragged upon the bank. ne
coroner decided that circumstances III inc
tase demanded an investigation ana an
Inquest will be held tomorrow morhi"s-
shaner went 10 police headquarters 10
rive himself up. but was not u''d''u
There are some five or six witnesses. anu
their statement Is TO the erect 'h"' inc
woman committed suicide.
The woman was about twenty-five years
~ age and came from AppomattoX couh-
IN about ten years ago 10 this city where
fhe has since lived a disspated lie. Shc
lad n sister who was also without char-
tctcr and who ended her miserable lie
iome two or three years ago by swallow
ng laudanum.
ASSIGNMENT
A deed OF assignment has been hied
here from 4. and Herman Messenger
rrocers conveying to John W. Harvey
trustee. all their stock and other assets
Tor the benefit of creditors. The habh-
ties are estimated at 5000.
a large frame house. belonging TO Mrs.
BE Miller, was almost totally destroyed
" fire here this afternoon. Mrs. Miner
h AT present IN England. visiting her
ION. Mr.. r. l.. Miller. consul at Hull. ana
II is not known whether or not the prop
erty IS insured.
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BEDFORD COUNTY.
Vacancies FILLED in the Town Council and
Board of supervisors.

b"hfu 81 supervisors.
BEDFORD CITY. VA, Feb. 1.-THE
Town Council held called meeting Sat
urday night TO All the vacancies in that
body. caused by the recent designations
Of Messrs. Davidson and Dennis DR.. G.
A. Board and l.. II. ellis were elected.
Sometime ago Judge Brown rendered
the position of Supervisor for Central
District. made vacant by the resignation
OF S. NJ. Boiling. TO J. l.. Campbell. which
no refused. The Office was then offered
10 Rice McGhee. but he also refused
the place. claiming that press Of bust
ness would not permit him tc accept.
Mr. Campbell was again requested 10
serve and consented. being sworn at the
meeting OF the Board last week
Joseph NJ. Wilson. who was indicte1 for
betrayal at the last sitting OF the r,rand
Jury. war arrested In Corinth. Miss, on
the 9Th instant by Deputy Sheriff Hugh
Wright. Of Bedford and brought here
last Friday. Wilson decided after return
ing here 10 compromise the affair. and on
Tuesday marriage license was issued
for his marriage 10 Miss Sailie st. Clair.
and he was taken 10 Blue Ridge. where
tho ceremony was performed.
Miss Abbie Weber died OF consumD-
ton sunday at the home or her parents
near Shady Grove church. The deceased
was twenty-seven years old and mem
Der OF the Baptist Church.
John Elliott and NJ. p. Carder are visit
ing In Richmond.
Miss Maude Brightwell who has been
Waiting relatives In Farmvile, has ie-
turned 20 Bedford City.
Rev. Dallas Tucker left Sunday FOR
rsA.,'~saown- w. Va, to visit his mother
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Mysterious Disappearance of IA Citizen OF
the County.

PIZARRO FLOYD COUNTY. VA.
Feb. 15.-Spccial-A very interesting law
suit which has been pending In the tloyd
County Court for some time. came tc an
end last Saturday Samuel Swinney soitc
time ago presented a note 20 henry -,
Board for payment. which Board ci3ihe9
was a forgery and Swinney was ihu'o'e"
for same. a. ~
After n number Of continuance II re-
suited in Swinney's acquittal or w
charge. Swinney then brought sun ou
the note. and the case was continued lroh
time 10 time. but ended In Boar" re-
lease Of the debt No.,
Mr. William l.. Ingram. VINO HN.S
few miles from here. attended court 81.
Floyd last Tuesday. and on ms teS ~ ~
home. instead OF going there. turncu O''
I'm another direction. His family ut'otl-
ing alarmed at his not coming nome. III
stituted "a search for him, but mp 20 SAL
urday evening late Il proved fruitiess
ingram was man that drank Nt.s
little If any. which makes the aHa' WY
mysterious. - a.,
The small grain crop IN this section ~
looking remarkably well. and tho pros
poets Of a good crop is promising.
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OBlTt AIRY.


BOYDTON. VA. Feb. li-Specal-
a telegram was received here yesterday
afternoon announcing the death OF Mr.
James l.. Webb. which occurred at Nash
Vile. y. g.. yesterday. Mr Webb was
the son OF Captain W p. Webb. and was
a. most promising young man. ile was
engaged with his father in the banking
business 40 both Loui.burg and NasiT
Vile. y. g.. Young Webb was about
twenty-five years Old He died of pneu-
uouia IFS remains VIII Doe hroug n
here for ntcrment in the fre-hyter.-
churchyard. where he Das TWO older
brothers buried. Captain ~. j. Webb
resided here for many years after the
close of the war. whore Doe bias many
friends
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JOHN ". BISLT'S TRfAL.
The Mysterious Marriage Of Very Young
Couple.

BOYDTON. VA, Feb. E.-Special.-The
County Court Of Mecklenburg was con-
tinued On yesterday, at which time John
w. Basey, an cX-COniederate soldier. VINO
had one eye shot out during the war. was
arraigned for trial upon the charge of
shooting with intent TO main. disable or
Kill one Field Hite (cClOred). Baeey sh0t
at Hite three times. TWO shots taking ct-
feet. one in the arm and the other in MS
body. Iite was thought 10 be quite seTi-
ously wounded at hrst. but ne has 80
far recovered as TO be able 10 appear ds
Il witness in court
The circumstances Of the shooting were
that Basey had had some trouble Win
Hite and ordered him not 10 come upon
his land under pains. Hite was after
wards employed by son OF Basey. ana
was staying on the lands that Basey had
given his son, ana Basey became enraged
al Hites disregarding or defying MS
wishes and orders in coming upon the
premises Of his son, and nred upon MN
with his pistol.
Y. Reeks are attorneys for the prisoner
and f.. G. Goode, Esq, for the state. Inc
argument will be concluded to-day ana
then given 70 the jury.
4 marriage Of a somewhat mysterious
character took place here yesterday IN he
dwelling OF Mr.. T.. a. kaney, on Nain
street. A very young couple, the girl
about fourteen and the young man about
seventeen years cid. IN company Win
man rcpre sentlng himself 10 be the fathci
of the young man. came into town about
sunrise walking through rain and mud
and after getting permission OF Mr.. EN-
nett Raney 10 be married IN his dwell
Ing. proceeded 10 the clerks oihce ana
procured the marriage license giving his
name as James o. Smith and the young
girl as Mary Smith. They presented q
letter TO the clerk with the name OF the
girls father signed TO II. granting his
permission TO the marriage. The license
being secured. they quickly got Rev. W.
II. Haislip. Of the Baptist church. 10
unite them in marriage No one, a. FAR
AS | could learn has ever seen or heard
of them before After the marriage the
Marty bearded the west-bound train ana
went on their way rejoicing. Their destna-
zion 10 the people unknown. Neither dld
any one know from whence they came.
me pIrties all appeared TO be respectable.
old Amt sarah COnfrew. a worthy old
colored woman whose familiar figure has
bccn seen upon our streets Tor many
wears selling snacks. was stricken down
ON The street Yesterday afternoon as she
started out OF town for her home. She
was found In an unconscious cOnulilou.
and was carried to the house OF a friend.
and ND TO this time has not spoken me
old woman is very old and inhrm.
DR. W. VI. NCrthngton. VINO was ~,
and raised i'm the eastern portion OF Mtch
lenburg. but who for the past SIX years
has resided in Allegheny county mas re-
turned TO his native county. ne W.
here Yesterday If attendance upon cur
as an expert witness I'm the basey Nl'"
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U4NOyEK COUNTY COURT.
Many Candidates on the Eetrenchment
and Reform l isa-

ASHLAND. VA. Feb. 17.-Special.-The
February term Of Hanover Court was
held to-day. Judge Redd though not
entirely recovered from his recent illness,
was able TO preside
The colored boy Mallory who was sent
on TO the grand jury from here last
week for alleged attempt at assault. was
indicted. and his trial set for the March
term.
only minor civil cases were tried to-
day.
There were many oflice-seekers ming
ling with the dear people some OF
whom are running on the retrenchment
and reform ticket. Local politics promises
TO he quite lively from this on as the
people are determined that curtailnent
Of the county expenses shall be enforced
in accordance with the times.
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y. g. .. MEANS Business.
Joint Traffic Association Notified of the
Cut Rate.

The Board OF Managers Of tho Joint
Traffic Association has been notified hy
the Baltimore end Ohio railroad 90 at
once consider the cut in rates hy the
Norfolk and Western railroad and SOUTH
orn railway on west-bonrd fast-ircisll
shipments. n the cant continues 3D. DIS
claimed tho Baltimore and ohio ana oth"I
big lines in the association VIII have 20
arrange % meet n. The managers are
URGED % act Immediately. There is a
strong impression that am arraneoment
will he made hy which tho Norfolk ana
Western Railroad Company. over whose
lines the Cumberland Cap Dispatch one
rates. will be- induced 10 withdraw its
new rates and restore tho old. This. b.
is claimed would avoid what might prove
t1 Doe "a big rate war Should there Doe "a
failure 90 agree satisfactorily. the Beard
Of Managers Will probably authorize the
Baltimore md Ohio and other lines in
the association affected by tho cut to
meet 10. and the other members Of the
association would pre- rate the loss they
would sustain by the reduction.-BaIu-
more American.
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INA URIL ans N fdnF.
A Church Burned In Caroline County.
Horse stolen.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA Fob. IT,
Spccial.-Messrs. j. ". Griffin, George W.
Wroten. James r. LOwory. Charics ".
Hurkamp. l.. l.. Coghill. and \. +. Rowe.
Jr.. Of this city. were to-day notified Of
their appointment. as aides-do-camp ON
the STAFF Of Marshal u. II. Warner. 4
the second grand division ON the occa-
sion Of the iraceuration of President-clect
Mckinley at Washington.
The colored Baptist church az Quincy. s..
fire. Loss ever $500. and no insurance.
a valuable horse was stolen from MI.
Nistar Embieys stable last night ana
fhcrn Is no cluo 10 the flIei
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services 10 become members OF the now
team.
one OF the grand iurymen was ais
charged here yesterday for being intoxl-
Gated. Judge Green said he would seno
him TO jail II he came in drunk to-day.
He returned sober this morning ana
was reinstated
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HAMPTON. VA. Feb. l7.-Spccial-
The Locust Street bridge. over the creek
leading to East Hampton. was opened Tor
traffic to-day. For several months this
bridge has been closed.
Al meeting of the County Super
visors. held recently, they decided 10
have the bridge repaired and to-day. Tor
he FIRST time in months. teams were per
nnitted 10 cross.
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The Mobile aud Ohio.

MOBILE. ALA. Feb. IA meeting o.
tho stockholders Of the Mobile and ohio
Railroad Company wrs held 800 this city
to-day and the old Board OF Directors
was reelected for the ensuing year and
the contract for building ~ the road Dee
tween Columbus Miss. and Montgomery
Ala. and the Blocton and Warrior coal
fields branches were ratified.
The meeting was am0nious through
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

81 am pleased 70 state that two bottles Of
DR.. Greene's Ncryura blood and nerve remedy
cured me Of an attack that was AFRAID would
end IN paralysis. The curative powers OF THIS
remedy are wonderful"
II constipated, use DR.. Greene Cstnariic
Pills with the Nervura. Dr. Greene 90 west
ltth ST. New York CITY. :he most successful
rbvsician in curing nervous and chronic dis
eases. can be consulted free, personally or
by letter.
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baccalaureate sermon 40 Roanoke col
lege on Sunday. June 18th. Although
Dr. Cuylcr retired from active pastorate
service seven years ago. be is to-day 40
soventy-hye. one OF the most vigorous
and popular speakers and writers in this
country. His articles appear in the COLI
umns Of the religious papers Of all de-
nominations
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BocOck Oh Trial.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Feb. IL
Special.-The trial of J. II. Bocock.
charged with the killing Of Lewis Chick
(col.red). was begun here to-day. Sew
eral witnesses have been examined Tor
the prosecution. The case will not be
completed for two days. 1t is the i'm
preston that Bocock will be acquitted.
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VIN,TON'S BALL PLAYERS.
,cr,,d Jurymen Discharged for Intoxi-
cation.

WINSTON, y. c.. Feb. 7.-special-
ropn g HAYDEN. OF Washington city, Is
here making canvass for Winston TO
hocsna member OF the new Virginia
uasanau League. lie will be manager OF
the team. A letter was received here
,o,dav from I'VE Of Winston's former
,ta,ara na- In RalitnanxA> Ataring their
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Mr. cage at the Hot Springs.

HOT SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY. VA"
nh 1.-THE future Secretary of the
r,r'.asnrv LYMAN J. Gage. Of Chicago.
arrived at the Hot Springs Hotel here
this morning by the ChssaP ., and Ohio
~, Ms Gage. and will remain here for
Some US time. probably going from this place
a., 10 Washington about March LIST.
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CHASE CITY. VA. Feb. Special
Mrs. Mary Endly Boyd wife of Mr. John
H. Boyd one of the oldest innahiunis of
this town died here last night after an
illness of ever o. year. She was MEM
Der Of the Presbyterian church. ana hei
Iaeth v,qs nor unexpected she i4 s.s-
Ter of Mr.. George a. Eudly of tnis place.
and rs 3D. native Of Ohio. The remains VIII
De- Inferred in Woodland cemetery Toe
morrow
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The Norfolk and Western Railroad com
pany has announced 3D. cut I'm west-hound
freight rates ont of Boston. New YORK.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Tho cuf i-
"a material one. making the ratc from
Boston and Ills city t0 East 81. Louis
60 cents per lo0 pounds New York sun.
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CURED BY NERVURA.
Curative Powers Of Dr.. Greene'e
Nervura are Wonderful"
Now Prepare Your system for Spring oy
Iakin. DR.. Gre-ne's Servura.

Mr.. W. Ryno. Perth Amboy. y. j., says
al am violinis, and FOR sometime was
troubled With nervousness aud anumoless'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

WASHINGTON Feb E.-General Al
fred Plcasantou. the famous cavalry lead
cr. who has long been ill. died 90 his res-
idcnce 30 this city at 3 o. clock this morn
iug.
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who Is very III. lie also attended 'ho
funeral OF his uncle. John Randolph TUCK
err at Winchester while absent.
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or EfIL = f1H
Was - Days Work FOR the North Carolina
Legislative Houses.

TeNl-IHtIN" H"u-fr'
RALEIGH. y. c.. Feb T.-Special-
The Senate passed by vote OF a TO :
to-day "A bin TO establish state reforma-
tories for white md colored children.
The House tabled by close vote the
bin to reduce railway. telegraph. and
telephone rates and to prohibit free passes
and franks.
The House put ion It's time on this Dit.
AS did the Senate on the above BILL
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VIM, |, royal,
Richmond, Va.

All Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Royal has formed part
ucrship in New York. city with
Geor9e l.. Carlisle, Esq, and
The office OF Royal s. Carlisle
is at 50 Nassau Street. MIR.
ROYAL will give his personal
attention TO all business in
trusted TO tn e New York office
as well as 10 TN Richmond
office
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WITHOUT A RIVAL.

Annual Sales more than b,UUU,UUU BOXES
CSC. at Drug Stores. or will be sent BY u.5.
Agenta B. +. ALLEN CO.. s6s Canal st.. New
fork, post paid. upon receipt Of price. Book
erAA upon snnlLsAu~-