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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1897-10-09
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1897-10-09

Having qualified as administrators
Of Nancy Stuckey, decd. all persons
having claims against her estate are
requested and notified to file the same.
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1897-10-09

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28

The officers OF the Association together
with the committeeman are busy com
Melting the plans for the Fall work. The
Educational Class schedule mas neen ar
ranged. and will be published early IN
the coming week. Five strong attIac-
fions have been booked for the star
Course. and the others are pIacucahy
Tho boys afternoon meeting ~ 5
O'Clock will be addressed by Mr.. r. L.
Wells. subject without Prayer.
The Young Mems meeting az = O'Clock
will he addressed 10y MI r. NJ. Long.
The theme being forgiveness
The Conversational Bible class NJ
O'Clock. will be conducted by Secretary
Mckee. Subject FOR the study christ
Conversation with the Pharisees.
Tine first two meetings VIII Doe held IN
tho gymnasium. which is cool and pleas
amt The Bible Glass will be held IN
the parlor. and at 3 o'clock In the after
noon this room is very cool ana pleas
ant -, ,,,.,,~o,.o-
rlent. along educational lines. IN the SUP.
ioct of health exercise. IN the sunJect OF
winter entertainments. or in CHRISTIAN
service are invited 10 call al the AS
ISOLATION building and obtain lhloTIha-
ton concerning Fall work.
The Association Will conduct stuules
for both Young men and boys during
Tho coming season and an indications
point 10 a large attendance at the night
classes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28

being az liberty and got disorderly Oh the
street. Her case went over che day
Malvina Tolers little pickaninny and n
SON Of Mr. Grnon sutton engaged in "a
set 20. Malvina saw that her youngster
was getting the worst Of It, SO she went
IN 20 help him out and pasted the white
boy one in the face. She went down be
cause the s. imposed upon her was not
forthcoming.
Laura Bracket, coiored, said David
Hustm threatened 20 cut her with a knife.
Nobody could be found 10 believe Laura
on oath so the case was dismissed on
payment Of costs.
r. f. Terry, who Is charged by James
Woodall with apprOpriating 20 his own
use the sum Of $50. the property Of Mr..
Woodall and whose case was continued
10 August ?lst gave bail In the sum Of
500 in two cases for his appearance an the
appointed time Mr.. T. j. Taliaferro was
his bOndsman.
Tom Smith young white man who has
just completed his term ~ fifteen days in
JAN for petit larceny was held for the
Hanover authorities. who want MIN for
taking a gun the property OF another
party.
John Lee. n colorcd youth arrested by
Detectives Wren and Gibson for stealing
some harness from the stable OF Mr. J. y.
COSBY. was sent on 20 the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
MANS PLACE Ar HOME.
II He IL Not First. Then Where Does he
Belong?

A Washington correspondent says that
he met a certain senator walking sadly
along Capitol Hill chewing the cud OF
discomfort. The scribe asked him what
was the matter, and the statesman re-
piled: Il am Just trying to make up nv
mind where belong. anyhow At home
I'm always third on the list. Ny wife
comes first. then the dog and then me.
II we had baby I'd be fourth
Some families are so peculiarly costitu-
ted that the man r. in even worse fix
than the senator: but most people decide
of hand that any head OF family y no
IS SO little esteemed at home. must be
largely 10 blame FOR bis own deprecia-
ton.
The ideal home. according 70 Mrs. Hum
phrey Ward, Ella Wheeler Wilcox. and
most Of the noted women writer's Of the
dav. Is a Mace where there are no bosses
and no favorites. and where all dwell on
an harmonious footing Of equality. II
there are several children no one Is 10 he
singled out for special care, favOrs atten-
tion. or demonstrations OF affection; and
N there IL dog II Is not 10 be regarded
as superior TO any member Of the family
circle.
The general rule in well-regulatcd farl-
lies undoubtedly Is 10 place The husband
and father somewhat on a PEDESTAL. lie
is the example whom an iphoW IN IAN
giage and conduct. and his eminence in
the little monarchy where he Is king. nat
uraily subtcts him 20 great responsible
itv. He must see that intruders Of all
kinds are kept outside Of his realm. must
guard HIS subjects against al attacks OF
enemies and must see that they are duly
protected against the incursions OF III
health or the germs that breed disease
and death.
The American home is n model for 'he
world 10 follow. For many years IL mas
been provided with Paines celery com
pound. that great scientific preparation
which banishes sickness from me nome
old strong and we'll No head of a fam
ily who appreciates his position and re-
sponelbllItv will fail ~ have the com
Mound always ready at hand. for II is al
ways sure and safe in action prompt I'm
doing good. and permanent IN erect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
To1ACCO WITH No STAMPS.
A Petersburg Negro, Joseph Carter Ar
rested Yesterday.

A Petersburg Negro, Joseph Carter At
rested Yesterday.
United states Deputy Marshal a.. jan
nov peasants went to Petersburg yester-
dav morning armed with warrant TOT
arrest of Joseph Carter negro OF tlat
town. who was charged with feinoNn
manufactured tobacco which was win
ont the proper United states stamps upon
g. -.
The offence was alleged TO have been
committed at the tobacco factory OF inc
Vonahle Tobacco Company IN Petersburg
Marshal Peasants came pack Win ms
prisoner. and an examination of the case
was promptly had yesterday before
United states Commissioner Henry reg
cnheimer. ., t...,.
Garter was sent on 20 the grand jury
Of the United States Court. al the Octo-
her term. and bail was allowed him in the
sum of $500. Not being able 10 give IT, he
went 10 the Richmond Jail
The witnesses in the case who came
from Petersburg were Chief OF Police
Denny Parkinson. Lieutenant ~ Police x.
s Chandler, and Private Isaac Hall, an
of the Petersburg police force besides Mr..
VIM. q. Joseph. of the Nenable Tobacco
Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
COMING FOR BROWS.
lie Will no Taken Back 10 Answer the
Charge of Murder.

Erwin Brown. tho fugitive, who -
charged With the murder Of Emanuel
Crul, and who was re-arresiei In this
city Thursday. insists that he Is not guii-
~ OF the crime charged He Is stiil In the
city jail waiting TO be carried back 10
West Virginia whence he escaped.
chief Howard. Va reply 20 his telegram
"a Harrisville Thursday night In reference
TO thu arrest OF Erwin Brown. has re-
ceived the following,
Hold Erwin Brown securely. Onicer
on way with requisition papers 10 BRING
him 10 West Virginia. Echard about
five feet nine tall. weight about i65. very
dark complexion: black hair. mustach'
and eyes: has mark ~ wound IN soc
above hip. Has dark clothes. Have tela-
graphcd 10 Chief-of-Polico hold Brown.
ID. r.. PATTON"
The officers from West Virginia will
probably reach Richmond this
morning They will proceed at once TO
the Governors office. whore they will
be given the necessary eXtradition papers.
and the prisoners will BE- taken back to
West Virginia.
The sheriff of Richie county. West Viz
ginia. and also the Commemorative At
torney OF the same county. have written
20 parties I'm Richmond concerning tho
capture or Erwin Brown. to the eject
that 800 reward had been offered for thu
capture OF Brown and Echard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28

This Terrible Clog to the Towns Prosperity
IN be Removed a Horse Farm.

IN he Removed a Horse Farm.
pOyDTON. VA. August 2.-SpeciaL-
AZ NOT think there is any longer a
ADMIT hut that GAINESVILLE will soon have
settled her debt with the Bruce heIs'
contracted many years before lhe VA,
and which has hung over the town IKE
IN Daralvzing the energies OF her peo-
-ta ana preventing that growth, Whlch
-, Of her sister towns have enjoyed
Win fewer natural advantages than sho
p9 Tso owners Of the Clarksvllle bonds
40 made the people "A very liberal ouer
as "a compromise. provided the amount u
The debt with the interest is way up
IN the thousands. and the owners OF tne
bonds have agreed 20 accept sever ,Iou.
sand five hundred dollars as settlement
" a Committee from a citizens meeting
,-as sent Yesterday 20 Norfolk 20 nesotI-
s,e with Mr.. r. Newgass, VINO Is lhe
Drincinal owner OF the Atlantic ana Dan
vile railroad. for loan suiilclent ~ pay
on the amount OF the compromise
II Is understood that Mr.. NeWgrass mas
sereed 10 advance the money for the
Clarksvluc bonds. bearing SIX per cent
interest. 81. ..,...to,, 4, so,.iod
The citizens OF Clarksville intend having
n reorganization Of the town ana VIII
anni,y 10 the Legislature for a new char-
ter Tor that purpose. .,s.. ~.
mr. Fred Whaley, VINO RESIDES near
,.iori,st,ilIe has turned his attention 10
Sr Is5G1 thoroughbred horses. ! was on
pr '9 farm Yesterday and was shown
quite ald number Of his fine no horses asa and and
was struck wth ne b large s, s1s a He f n-
eenenSl ne he had about thirty head OF
iSem most no. Of which he had raised him
sS The Doctor has a half mile track laid
off ON his farm. where ne exercises NOSE os
animals. Many OF them' was '0'1' arc
very fast trOttters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
Family Quarrel In Henrico.

Constable Langford arrested Friday
near Jones store in Henrico county Jonn
shelton and Mrs. Willie Shelton ms Wiie'
on the charge Of hitting Mrs. buchahah'
their neghbor. with brick
The case is set for trial before Masis-
trate Vaughan on next Monday. ana grew
ONT NJ some trlfing family trouble, which
led 40 hot words. then blows and finally
the issuing of q warrant for Shelton and
his wife.
Mrs. buchanan was not seriously hurt,
and tho chances are that the matter viii
be amicablv adjusted. and arranged be-
fore The case is called for trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
LEE CAMPS MEETING.
Favorable Report on the Proposed Monu-
ments to Confederates Buried In North.


The regular weekly meeting Of Lee
Camp. Confederate veterans. was held at
their hall last evening and despite the
hot weather vas largely attended.
Comrade ". j. Smith, chairman Of the
Committee on Confederate Monuments in
Tie Northern States. reported faVorably
on the scheme and the Camp voted the
sum OF twenty-five dollars 20 aid the
Daughters Of the Confederscy and Sons
Of Veterans IN the accomplishment Of
the work
Many visitors 70 the city call al lac
Camp Hall. TO see the many oil portraits
Of Confederate soldiers. which are there
on exhibition
The Camp last night directed the trus-
tees to procure a suitable register 20 be
placed I'm the Camp Hall and all visitors
will hereafter be requested 10 register
their names.
All the friends Of Lee Camp. residents
in the CITY. or out of 10 are always cor
daily welcome so the Han, which Is open
daily from \. VI to r. NJ.
on the representation that the present
condition Of the Lee Monument ls "a very
neglected one. "a committee was appointed
an motion Of Comrade Brarcer 20 wait ON
Governor D'Fcrrall 90 see If they cannot
got him 10 order something to be done IN
The Commander appointed the commit
toe Comrades Thomas 4. Brander' w. Is.
Freeman and G. G.. Scott and the emp
"a IA .purnod
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
The Yandn,llle nirersinns.

Nearly 500 people We're az the Broad
Street PARK last evening and enjoyed
and apnlauded tho excellent performance
given there.
Next week there has been engaged Tor
this popular place Of resort list OF
artists, the best I'm the vaudeville world.
The balloon. with KID 81. Elmo. As
aerOnaut. will be sent up tonight.
after the show. with gorgeous fireworks
accompaniment.
4 large crowd took advantage or tho
next 10 the last chance ~ seeing the
favoriie meta Of Sisson and wallace and
Nervllc and Barlow az tho Forest hil
Vaudeville last evening.
Next week the management promises
another strong bill and the car company
will continue its excellent service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
Telephones for Charlottesville

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. August q.
Special.-At a meeting OF the stockhold-
ers this evening the Albemarle Telephone
Company awarded 10 the Western Tele-
phone Construction Company of Chicago.
the contract for a 900 telephone equip
ment. The contract covers the highest
grade apparatus manufactured. and IL is
anticipated that when the new telephone
exchange is completed IL will be the
model ono for the South.
The work Of construction will be start
ed in the next ten days and pushed
through to completion so as 20 be in full
operation by November the lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
TazewellCounty.

TAIEWELL. VA. August ESPECIAL.
Mr.. John Thompson, Of this place. died
yesterday at / o'clock OF typhoid fever
lie mad been sick for some time. and his
friends thought that he was on a fair
way Of recovery. until about a week
ago. when he took a relapse from which
ne never recovered. His remains were
to-day taken 20 Shawvers Mil. this coun-
", for interment. which was his former
nome, previous 10 about three months
ago.
Circuit Court which convened here
Monday. - sim i'm session. quite a large
number Of visiting attorneys are pres
ent. Among them are Judge John n.
Fulton. Wytheville; j. W Hicks. and
Hon. J. 6. HOlbroOk. Of Graham: col.
J. 5. Browning and Chapman Anderson.
POcahOntas
The weather for the past two or three
days has been exceedingly cool.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
rnroouEr or JUSTICE JoHN.
X. p. Terry is Released on Ball Until Aug
ust8Ist.


ust3ist.
Thomas Dean Acknowledged that ne was
drunk and asleep in "a cart. but he pro-
missed 90 go away TO tho country where
De- could st nothing but pure water and
cider Go drink ana DE was permitted 10
depart.
Washington johnson and Robert Giles,
two colorcd individuals. couldn't agree
with each other in discussion OF the
merits and dement's OF the kiondike Ques-
zion and their language and rudcncss grew
dislastefu 10 the people that were on
business in the Second Market. SO officer
Baker took them Boo aud 90 cost thcm each
$50
John Wnn. who was arrested by De
toctlyes Tomllnson. Hall and Gibson. on
suspicion OF being one of the West Nir-
giuia escapes. Will be held "a few days in
order TO hear from the authorities Of that
state.
GEORGE washington Tolor, regular
member OF the pilgrim forces was again
IN line. DE has been having chills ana in
order o. cure himself he purchased pint
81 good whiskey and put six grains OF
Qpirine therein. Then he drank the whole
He said he was not drunk. but sick. so
Squire Lonny sert him down for thirty
days.
Alice Gordon. = colored girl whose face
u familiar one In the line. got tired OK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
Imn Wives In Court.

NORFOLK. Va, August N.-Spccial.-
Haywood Capps alias Sawyer IS IN the
county Jail for being too much married.
The two wives were present In Justice
Rustic's court to-day. II is alleged that
Caps or Sawyer went 10 Drummondtown.
Accomac county. and in November. 1924.
married Rosa Belote under the name OF
SAWYER. After a little while he left there
and came back here and married Virginia
Ballard.
Justice Rustic continued the examina-
ton until next Friday 20 give time 10
secure records OF the marriages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
News OF oxford.

OXFORD. y. c.. August H-Special.TI
Lieutenant William Lassiter, OF ONioru,
has been promoted 20 the position OF
csntain I'm the United States Army. and
ordered from Salt Lake City TO join the
Sixteenth regiment az Fort Sherman
Idaho.
Breaks Of new tobacco are selling al
the warehouses bringing good prices.
With tho prospects for better times OK
ford merchants are leaving earlier "a
purchase Fall goods
The health Of the people here was never
better not case OF typhoid FEVER mis-
summer. a. a.
Miss Eme Gregory. OF Richmond, Is In
oxford. at Mr. Charles n. Sands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28

Colonel John Bell Bigger. Secretary Of
Tho virginia Commission for the care Of
T,nrentics was busy yesterday sending
letters 10 physicians In Virginia. asking
for their views on the care OF these un-
fortunate people. 20 be laid before the
Meeting NJ the commission for their care
TO assemble here September 18th.
The commission is composed Of DR.. lie
Cato. state senator from Accomack.
(chairman): DIR. Drewry' Of the Central
state Hospital: Professor c. z. Vawter
Of the Miller Manual school; Mr.. w. p.
McRae. member Of the House Of Dele
Gates from Petersburg. and Colonel John
Bell Bigger, secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
ol,strenerous Negroes

Conductor J. s. Jones ard Motorman
p J. Goodwin. OF the Clay-street line.
had a lively time az about o'clock
THURSDAY evening with couple Of ne
grOes. , -,
b,d maid his fare. but Conductor Jones
Insisted that he had not done so. and
elected him with the assistanceof Mo-
iurman Goodwin Anderson secured
stick and struck the conductor \ piecc
OF the stick flew of and struck announcer
negro on the car. and it looked for 4
while as II serious trouble would follow.
but things soon Quilted down.
The police have a warrant for Ander-
sons arrest. but he has not yet been
apprehended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
FOR DISCIPLINE.

Nr Burton said the committee had
great deal of trouble about two years ago
and III The discharged men were reinstaled
There would Dee 100 end of trouble. tie
moved 20 sustain the action of the presi-
dent in discharriug the men. This was
adouted without dissent.
Ncsers HobsOn and Cutchins said AFTER
the vote was taken that they believed the
course pursued was necessary 90 discl-
pline. hut they thought lr oppenheimer
made "a mistake in dlschagng two or
three of the men.
Mr. Burton moved 90 prefer charges
against officer Buck Angle for med
diinr' with the force. lie withdrew this.
however go the urgent request of the
other members. .
OTHER COMMITTEES.
The Council Committee on 81 John
Rurvinr Ground met last evening with the
following members. Messrs. Hardwicke
chairman. Woody and Williams. only
routine business was transacted
Tbe Committee on the Third Market met
last evening with Messrs. John j. KING
chairman. Ryan and Snead present. ne
clerks report was received and the bills
and payroll approved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
THE GLoUorsrnR CONTENTION.
Only Aim Was TO vindicsie Senator stubbs
Who Was Nominated for the House.

sTORMONT, Va. August 27.-Speciai.-
The Democratic Convention to nominate
n member Of the Legislature for the coun-
tee of Gloucester and Mathews met 40
neon.
After some little preliminary work ~
was sppurcnt that the majority OF the
delegates were determined 70 vindicate
what they considered bad treatment by
some members Of the Thirty-ninth Sena-
torial convention in defeating Senator
Stubbs by less than a majority OF one.
The work Of making the Senator n sue
cessor OF the Hon. John Tabb was done
In short order. and as he is a general
favorite OF all parties, no one will run
against him and hts smiling face Will
be as familiar as ever I'm the Capitol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
Last Cheap Excursion Of the Season 20 At
lantic CIV. August 2sth.

only s. for round trip. Richmond 70
Atlantic city. via r. i. ana I. Il. H. ana
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. ,, -.
Leave Richmond at ~ O'clock CLOCK, noon D.
Saturday. 18th; Leave NasIlilis .gH
evening. o..... 70 ~
Sunday. 18th: arrive Richmond Monday
morning. - 49,. q,
only one change Of cars. ana thaI at
c. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28

Edward Smith. Lewis Jones Harvey
Cawthorn. and Miss Fannie Vesper for
indulgng in a good old-fashioned scrap,
a la DonnybrOOk Fair. on the Brook
turnpike. near Bacpn's Quarter Branch,
on Tuesday.
But their expectations were dashed 10
the ground. nguratively speaking, for
there was q peacemaker. who. % ~ not
known. and through his or her efforts
the scrappers shook hands and made up.
Now they will return 20 their respective
homes and gentle peace Will SIT brooding
over the scene.
There was a serious side 70 their APP
pearance before Justice James T. Lewis.
though. and there were costs 10 be met
by the quartette. who paid promptly and
went On their way rejoicing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
GAY OCEAN VIEW.
old Pointnnd Norfolk

one dollar for the round trip on 9.
and O. Sunday outings; the fast, clean
ride without dust: the privilege OF visit
ing all three places named: the two hours
run TO Old Point and two and halt
hours 10 Ocean View, saving time and
money by G. and o.. filed ten coaches
last Sunday for the seaside. and show the
choice OF the good people OF Richmond
for comfort and pleasure.
These Sunday outings Of G. and Q. rail-
wav will leave Richmond every Sunday
from sixteenth and Broad-Street station
at $50 A. NJ. and as they are run by the
c. and O. Railway Company guarantee
a plenty Of coach seats regardless OF the
number
A good dinner can be gotten for 80 cents
or IS cents, according TO choice Of hotel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
4 naStardly Act

ASHLAND. VA, August G.-SpeciaL-
As the north-bound freleht was passing a
point between Acca and Durborton on the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad this afternoon some unknown
person threw a rock at Brakeman JEFF.
Johnson (colored) and cut severe
wound in his liz and nose, and knocking
on tooth or two.
The deed is all the more dastardly as Il
was unprovoked. The wounded man got
off hcre and DR.. William II. Fox render
ed the necessary surgical attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28

chairman OF the party and could be de-
posed only by a State convention.
He said that Park Agnew was the man
who begged him not 10 submit TO having
a campaign committee put over him and
promised to stand by him: that for this
reason he appointed him 10 the cam
paign Committee. and II was then that he
was bought over by promises OF the office
Of State chairman.
It has been suggested by n stanton
lawyer that the State Committee can be
compelled by writ OF mandamus 10 ap-
point date and place FOR State conven-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28

He Charges Park Agnrw wan DESERVING
aim when lie Promised His support,

NORFOLK, Va. August -''-SpecIaI-
ccI WilIiam Lamb was interviewed to-
night upon his position IN republican
politics since he was oeposeu ~ tne
lynchburg meeting OF the STATE Noinn'l'-
Colonel Lamb said that the meeting was
Illegal. he was deposed illegally. mas
much as ne had never been offlcia.ly nou-
aed that charges were 10 be brought
against him; that In any event ne was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-28
LEGENDARY Fire.

HAMPTON. VA. August 27.-Special.-
About 2l5 o'clock this afternoon FIRE
broke out I'm the vacant house on Wine
street owned by George y. Hunter color
ed). The building was badly damaged
but was fully covered by insurance. The
fro y supposed 10 have been Of incen-
diary origin