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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
INDIANS
AS THE LAW
SEES THEM
Remarkable Declaration by
United States Judge
De Haven.
WHY HE GAVE A LIGHT SENTENCE.
Red Men Not to Be Judged by
the High Standard of the
Caucasian.
LAWYERS HIVE VAILED OPINIONS.
Many Think That the Judge Made a
Mistake When He Gave That
= Peculiar Opinion.
HIVE VAILED OPINIONS.
Many Think That the Judge Made a
Mistake When He Gave That
Peculiar Opinion.

must take into consider
anon the fact that the deceased
was the aggressOr, and don't
thInk that the cOmduct Of this
defendant should be measured
by The same high stan dard that
should be applied TO one of our
own race.
Such was the remarkable and unusual
statement made by United States District
Judge &c Haven yesterday morning when
about TO sentence Dick Bell, an Indian OF
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-09-14
TYPE-W WRITTEN LOVE.
Lawyer GIidden's StenOgrapher Re-
fused to Give Affection at His
DictatiOn.

?. B. G iden will appear in United
States District Judge de Ravens court
this morning 10 plead to a charge OF nav
ing sent threatening letters 10 Miss Juan
ita Ryan, Il young and good-looking
stenog pher and typewriter employed in
his office Glidden is an attorney. but
this fact did not prevent him from falling
in love with Miss Juanlta. who. however,
had no corner in her heart for Glidden.
1t is reported that Glidden Will plead
guilty to one of the CHARGES on considera-
ton that the other charges for a similar
offense shall be dismissed
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For Swimming Championship Honors

R. B. Cornell, the professional swimmer,
wnp was defeated by Green OF Alameda last
Thursday has challenged Green TO return
match to take place within. month The
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different distances, namely, 100. 70 and 900
Yards best two out OF tree races To take the
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tn Pa itic Coast.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15

tempted suicide by getting on the rail-
way track. Saturday night ne choked
his wife. He spoke Of this 10 friend
SUNDAY. and said he intended 10 kill
himself.
n Is claimed that the depositors sn
the defunct Western Carolina bank, at
Ashevile will not lose any OF their
money.
Nine States are now represented by
the as students at the State University.
II Is said that this Is the largest attend
auce at any State university between
MARYLAND and Texas. There are us new
students.
The organ Of the Primitive Baptists
denies that many churches OF It's de-
nomination have gone over to the Mis-
sionary Baptists. Rev. John Il. White
has already received the churches. He
has 40 written Elder Gold. editor of
lions Landmark.
Rowan county now falls into line In
the matter OF public road Improvement.
Macadamization has commenced.
A lodge Of knights OF Pythias was or
ganixed at Salisbury last night.
The case involving the legality Of the
tonnage tax on fertliixers will not be ar
gued before the United States Supreme
Court until next January.
SO heavy are the purchases u fertili-
gers by wheat-growers In the Wilkes
section that IL will take half the next
crop to pay for them.
Since July LIST last no Iess than $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15

mouse. The people are anxious foy lights
oh 'heir streets at night.
Attorney Norvelle Henley left this morn
ing Tor New Kent on important profess
sional business.
Mr.. j. w. Bailey, OF the Raleigh IN.
" observer. was here to-day. Mr.. Bal
icy Is a son of the late Rev. Thomas II
balley, leading Baptist divine and a
native OF this place
The Board of Stewards OF the Methodist
church are arranging TO have put In that
space recently added TO the main audi
torium Of the church new pews like those
already In use by them.
Mrs. N. l.. Henley (nee Turner left
this morning for Richmond to visit her
married sister, Mrs. I. N. Jones. Mr..
Jones expects TO go abroad shortly.
Miss Ella Moncure Is visiting relatives
in Richmond.
Mr.. Frank ID. Henley son Of the late
Judge II. l.. Henley, was notified yester-
day Of his appointment 10 a clerkship In
the Newport News post-office and will
leave this evening to accept the offer.
DR.. III. L. Stephenson, residing at
Toano, was here to-day, and called on q
number Of his friends. He reports Sea-
Captain Barnett Jones in good shape and
taking life easy at the Hotel Felix.
"Tackey" party will be given at the
courthouse tomorrow night by the Ia
dies OF the Methodist congregation for
the benefit OF their church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
PRETTY PELHAM MARRIAGE.
observation-disclosures Military
Notes-Thrown from a. Train.


Notes-Thrown from a. Train.
pANVILLE. VA. October 14-CSpeciaI)
Miss NJ. Sue Howard, daughter of MI.
and Mrs. II. o. Howard, was married at
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon to Mr.. Asa C.
Holland. Of this city, the interesting cere-
mony occurring at the Pelham IN. e.
Methodist Episcopal church. and the pas
tor, Rev. j. HI. Shore, officiating The
church was handsomely decorated and
was filled by friends Of the contracting
parties, including a large number from
THIS city. There were only two attend
ants, Mr.. Edward Holland. brother to the
groom, best man. and Miss Blanche
Wemple. cousin of the bride. maid of
honor.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Holland left for a short trip
10 the South.
The bride. who has been making her
home for some years with her aunt. Mrs
James Nunnally. near Pelham, is a
strikingly handsome and accomplished
young lady; a graduate of Randolph
Macon Institute formerly Danvlle Col
lege for Young LADIES'. Of this city. Mr..
Holland is associated with the leaf to-
bacco importing firm of John G.. Lea a,
Co. of Danville.
Al meeting tonight of Company A.
Third Virginia Regiment (the Danville
Grays). an election for officers resulted in
the choice of j. r. Hutchings as captain.
Eustice Conway as first Lieutenant. and
j. f. Cothran as second lieutenant. Four
teen new members were enrolled and a
band Of ten pieces organized. This COM
pany was unable TO muster for inspec-
ton last month. and was allowed ninety
days in which TO recruit in order to avoid
disbandment.
William billiard (white). of this city
was thrown from the midnight vestibple
train last night just outside the oltv
and lay unconscious where ne fen min
discovered early this morning. He will
recover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
FREDERICKSBURG.
Entertaining the Visiting Veterans
IN. Gaming Meeting of synod.

FpEDERICKSBURG. VA, october
,4-1special)-T Union Veterans and
their ladies. who have been visiting his
toric points around Richmond Peters
burg. and Norfolk, arrived here at ~
o'clock this morning. They were met
ar the depot by a large delegation OF
citizens. headed by the Washington
Guard. In the absence OF Mayor White
who is sick, Councilman Il. d. Cole well
coined the visitors in fitting terms Colo
mel ]. w. Hart responded for the
visitors most happily, and said the Visit
OF the party to Virginia had been IN
structive and pleasant.
The speaking was followed by gene
raj Introduction and Misunderstanding. after
which the visitors were escorted to the
Exchange Hotel, where Mr.. 1uttle had
set out a nice lunch. After partaking
Of this the party were driven to the
various points OF interest adjacent TO
the city.
Tonight at o'clock public reception
was held at the hotel. and the strangers
made the acquaintance OF many citizens.
coverings Band made music during the
reception. Tomorrow will be taken up
by visit 70 the battle-nelds OF Spotsyl-
vania. Host Garner. OF the historic ho-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
Democratic Speaking I'm Mathews.

NEW POINT, MATHEWS COUNTY.
VA. October H.-(Special)-A crowded
house greeted the Hon Thomas f.
Biakey, Democratic nominee for the
State Senate from this CThirty-ninth) dis
trict here last night The audience was
conspicuously representative Of the worth.
virtue. and Intelligence of our entire
vicinity, and. much to the qualification
OF the speaker, a score or more Of the
Points fair daughters graced the occa-
sion with their presence, adding greatly
10 the ldudable enthusiasm that per-
Vaded the vast gathering Judge Blakey,
who is possessed OF commanding appear
ance and pleasing address, was accorded
a most attentive hearing, and his force
ful presentation of the issues, both State
and local. involved In this pending can
vass was punctuated with frequent and
vociferous applause.
Judge Blakey was followed by G.. r. T.
Lane and Hon. G. t. Garnett. and these
gentlemen were likewise given a most
fattering reception.
Dr. l.. S. Foster, our plucky and cour-
teoUs chairman. and very efficient County
Superintendent OF Public Free Schools,
presided over the meeting and. in happily
chosen language, introduced each of the
speakers.
Judge BlalEey is already being ad-
miringly dubbed the Essex man. with
Mathews principles" and is rapidly win
ming his way to the hearts of the I'M
corrupted and incorruptible masses OF
our people in every section Of the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
CAMPAIGN IN DICKINSON.
a Big Gathering-BOtb Parties Rep
resented by Speakers

DWALE, VA, October 14.-(Special)-
The issues of the campaign were dis
cussed al Clintwood Tuesday in a manner
that gave the Democratic cause an i'm
petus forward. and will doubtless en-
gender much activity In our camp. J. w.
Kelly, Of Tazewell county, had been
advertised TO speak here for some days.
and this brought together considerable
crowd. Alex. -. Clair. candidate for
senator, and Joseph IL. Elswick, 10. .he
House, were also on hand.
MIR. St Clair was introduced by A. A.
Skeen, county chairman of the Demo-
cratic party. and made plain, practical,
common-sense talk to the people While
ne is not an orator in the accepted sense
OF the term, he can talk in forcible
and logical way that carries conviction
with IL. He told your CORRESPONDENT THAI
he was hopeful and expected, IL present
appearance were Indicative, to be re-
turned to the Senate
Mr.. Hicks spoke nearly two hours, and
his speech was one to delight. He spoke
eloquently and fiuenty. and presented the
issues in clear, forclble, and logical
manner.
The Republicans had advertised their
speaking TO begin at II A. NJ while
the Democrats advertised for l F. NJ
No division o. time had been asked for
by the Republicans. However, they
sought this advantage. and Evans, their
candidate for the House, was called for
at the conclusion Of Hicks's speech. He
consumed about one hour in abusing the
Democrats, and when at length he de-
sisted, loud calls were made for the Re-
publican candidate for senator, Robert
c. Meade. who appeared. and, in a very
fiery and inpatient manner attempted
10 arTaign the Democratic party. But
his talk was somewhat conglomerated.
an incoherent mass, out Of which but
little could be made
After this, Mr.. Hicks and Attorney
Werth, Of Coeburn, came forward, and
exposed the unfair advantage the Repub-
licans had attempted 10 take of the
Democratic speakers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
RALEIGH's BUDGET.
Says He VIII Not Resign-vacant
Lands-PersOnaI.

RALEIGH, y. g., October H.-tspe-
ciaL)--Judgc Robert p. Dick says. re-
garding the rumor that he proposes TO
resign his United States District Court
judgeship: II will not resign. My men
tai vigor is unimpaired. have served
four years beyond the age for retiring.
but / have the example OF eminent
judges In remaining on the bench. l have
been on the bench twenty-nine years
have never intimated that / would re-
sIgn."
Tomorrow the bids for the Raleigh
str eet improvement bonds will be opened.
They are In from New York. Baltimore.
Hartford, Cincinnati. Boston. Cleveland,
and Raleigh.
Governor Russell left to-day for VIII
minston, and expects to return next
Monday afternoon.
1t Is probable that Grimes's Battery.
of Portsmouth. will be here next week.
as the guest of this city during the fair.
1t Is now discovered that the Code
makes the State Treasurer the custodian
OF and responsible for the State paper
for printing purposes. He did not know
this until yesterday.
1t is learned that just before his mar
riage last July. Al. Watson. the suicide.
who so nearly killed his wife here. at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
snecinI Message TO Men.

When the desoiating fact of impairec
v,qor comes home to men the force Of
The blow is crushing They know them
selves inferior to their fellows, and they
shrink from companionship. Their am
hilton IS gone, and hope with 1t. When
hone yanishes despair takes its place. All
this h without warrant for these men
can be cured DR.. Greene. the famous
sneciallst IN mems diseases, has found
tho remedies that restore vitality In men.
These remedies build up and strengthen,
and thousands OF men walk the earth to-
day who have been permanently restored
TO vigorous manhood by their use Weak
ness yanishes. hope and ambition return
and the patient is truly a new man. Dr.
Greene's glorious discoveries are the safe
guard OF many thousand homes to-day.
His wonderful Nurvura alone has made
him famous You may consult DIT.
Greene al his office, 80 west Fourteenth
street. New York city. or write him.
and there will be absolutely no charge
for consultation or advice In either case,
whether you call or write. The system
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
NEW KENT COURT.
Treasurcr AppOinted-TwO Good
Democratic Speeches.

NEW KENT COURTHOUSE, Octobe,
14.-(Special THE County Court is In
session to-day. w. w. Jones, Esq. re.
signed the Office of Treasurer, and Mr.
Sweet was appointed in his stead. Deer
regret is expressed at the resignation OF
Mr.. Jones, who has made model Trea-
surer.
Seaton Crump was appointed to fill the
unexpired term OF his brother. the late
Milton Crump, In the office of Commits
sioner of the Revenue.
Congressman John Lamb made an able
and earnest Democratic address. which
was heard with deep interest by his CON
stituents here, with whom he is exceed
ingly popular.
He was followed by Hon. ID. c. Tyler
in a rafting speech on State affairs.
Mr.. Tyler spoke eloquently and forcibly
and was literally applauded throughout.
Hon. Thomas Temple Powell concluded in
an eloquent and able speech, amidst the
plaudits of the people. who he aroused
TO a high pitch of enthusiasm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
Marriage In Lynchburr.

LYNCHBURG. VA. October n-(sne-
eiall-Mr. ID. II. Howard. member of
the Lynchburg Bar. and Miss Mamie
Vaughan were united in marriage today
at the First Presbyterian church nv Rsy
DR.. Y. T. McFadden, the pastor Mic
Mamie Estes. OF Lovingston. was mai
Of honor. and Mr.. John A. Howard re-,
man. The bridesmaids and grooms,oao
were Miss Willie Jordon. Of the TTni,,ar
sity OF Virginia. with Mr. GarJand -
Vaughan; Miss Mary Mckinney with Mr.
Henry NJ. Sackett, and Miss Carrie Kin.
near with a nephew Of the groom The
ushers were DR.. John Walker and Messrs
A. ". Lucado' r w: Whitaker, G. I'll
lett caben' ID. W. sale r. c. Blackford,
j. D. Moose. and G. c. Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard left on the after
noon train for Washington. Baltimore
and Niagara Falls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
Speaking Mt stanardsyi,Ie.

STANARDSVILLE. VA. October IA
(Special) -Yesterday was field-day here
for the Democrats. There was a great
outpourlng to hear the issues of the CAM
paign discussed. Senator Thomas S.
Martin was billed to speak, but was
unable 10 get here on account of sick
ness, much to the regret of many. Never
theless. the people had the pleasure OF
hearing three powerful and eloquent
speeches from Congressman James Hay;
Senator Morris. candidate for the Senate
from this district and n. b. Early. Jr.,
candidate for the House, respectively.
The Republicans failed to put up a speak
err Mr.. Morris has no opposition for the
Senate: neither has Early for the House.
Both are very popular. 1t is predicted
that large vote will be rolled up for
the State ticket on the I'd day of Novem-
Der.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
WILLIAMSBURG.
A Prospect of Electric Lights-Per-
sonaI and General.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, October IA
special)-A letter received to-day by a
member Of the City Council from promi-
nent Businessman in a neighboring town
states that he will be here next Tuesday
70 meet The City Fathers and talk the
matter over with them OF locating an
electric plant IN Williamsburg. II Is un-
derStood thai the college win take large
number OF lights. and that many of our
business houses and private residences
VIII also pasronize the enterprise. to say
'"'hins OF the churches. hotel. and court