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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03
HE DIED LIKE GEORGE.
cor. JsMEs c. cOcHRAysTRrcKES
HTTH APPOPLExT.
lie Expired In arew Minntes--Ho was the
Head Of the Republican Party In
sfannton and It's Candidate.

sTAUNTON. VA. Nov Specialize
city ana county were startled TINS morn
Ing by The announcement OF the sudden
death Of Colonel james g. cochran, tne
Republican nominee for state senator
from Augusta county. Colonel Cochran
was nominated by the Republican mass
meeting September 9th. This Was ms
first caudldacy Tor any political office.
PINE HEALTH
lie has been IN fine health, ana mas
taken great interest in the canvass. re
had n slight attack Of stomach trouble
Yesterday but entirely recovered, and inns
morning before getting up, was Visited
bv some OF HIS political friends. Wnen
they lcft Colonel Cochran was stricken
with apooicxy. and died IN less than nNc
minutes. The death Of Colonel Cochran
the head Of the county Republican ticket.
greatly demoralizcd the Republicans, as
n shown by the returns tonight.
HIS FAMILY
Colonel Cochran was the son OF Jonn
Cochran. OF Charlottesville. He married
Miss Brooke r.. granddaughter OF Joe
Smith. Of Folly Mills. where ColOnei Coch-
ran has lived since his marriage.
Colonel Cochran leaves two children,
Mc Joe Cochran. Of this city, and Miss
Annie Cochran. who a few years since
married Mr. Rawlns0n. son OF Sir Charles
Francis RawliusOn. X G. b.. Professor
Of Greek az oxford and author OF RaWlln-
sons Ancient History.
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M,HINLEY'S MINOR.
He Voted Straight Ticket and the Pro-
ceeding Was without Incident.

ceeding Was without Incident.
CANTON. O., Nov. AT 1910 A. NJ.
President Mckinley left his mother s
home to vote. He was accompanied by
Mr. George u. Frcase. editor of the Re
positOry 1t was five blocks 10 the Fulton
street polling place precinct {. FIRST
ward, which was in a carpenter shop.
on the way Judge Kicks and his old
neighbor Judge McCarty, joined the Pres
ident.
William Mckinley SIS west Tuscarara-
was street, No. 1914" read the clerk. The
President was I'm the booth one minute
and twenty seconds. He voted the
straight ticket. Entering and leaving he
returned the salutatiOns Of all the cleo
ton officers.
After voting. the President took walk
about some OF the streets OF his home
city. doffing his hat in response 10 the
salutes Of people who made many mani
festatlons Of their love and admiration
for their fellOw-citizen.
After dinner the presidential party re-
ceived the early returns at the Day resi-
home of Mother Mckinley At IL o'clock
they drove TO the special train in waiting
at the depot. All were greatly Interested
I'm the returns. and none retired until
late hour.
Returns from outlying districts Of Stark
county indicate decided Democratic losses
over last year. more than counterhal-
ancing Republican decrease in the cities.
Indications are that Williams, Snyder and
Jones, Republican legislators, are elected.
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GenO ai-Montague. 65i: Lyons. AZ; Ken
ned :. % House of Delegates-Thomas
Ten pie Powell (DemocraD. al Reyerdy
St.vart Uamo Republican,. ii; F. c.
CorriLan (colorsl). Bowden Republican,,
1O5: Moore QndependcnO. H.
westmoreiand.
WARSAW. VA, Nov. z-Special-C-
Harding Walker. Democrap for the
House OF Delegates, elected over Coles.
Independently. in Westmoreland ana
Northumberland, with six precincts TO be
heard from. which will not change re-
suits: has three hundred and eghty-nine
majority Tyler for Governor has four
hundred and twenty-six I'm two counties.
II. III. Beall. I'm primary contest for
Judge, carries Westmoreland by a good
majority.
Winchester.
WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. 2-Spe-
ciaI-Not over one-third OF the usual
votes cast. The votes are as follows:
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 300; Repub-
Iican or Populist. 70. Democratic majority,
22i
For Lieutenant-Gov ernor-Democratic.
292: Republican or Popullst. g. Democrats
majority. 22f. -.
Republican or Populist, IS. Democratic
majority, 255.
For House OF Delegates-E. c. Jordan.
800. No opposition.
James McCune, State senator, holds
! over.
Votes for Governor in 1893: Democratic
277: Republican. 33; Attorney-General.
Democratic. ssi: Attorney-General, Re-
publican. no opposition; Lieutenant-Gov-
| ernor. Democratic 3S3; Lieutenant-Gover-
nor. Republican. 27s. Frederick county Tor
| Governor. Democratic. so; for Governor.
Republican. 800 The county. which gave
I'm 1896 for Bryan 1902 majority viii prob
ably give n Democratic majority OF $40.
wythe.
WYTHEVILLE. VA. Nov. Especial
Returns so far received in this county
! give Tate Democrat 3lg majority over
Poage. Republican, for the Senate.
Sayers. Democratic candidate for the
| House is elected by a heavy majority
| The indications point 10 a Democratic
majority Of over $50 in the county.
WYTHEVILLE. VA. Nov. 2-Speciai.-
! Returns received so far give Tate. Demo-
| cratic candidate for Senate. about $50
majority over Poage (Republican). Savers.
| Democratic candidate for House. about
400 majority over Fisher.
York,
4 OAh lINFII-t ~ WV - 80
vote at Bruton precinct Is Tyler. 81
, Echols. 50: Montague. "a: Powell. s.; Nc
| Caull. 50: Cowdon. 3: Quantz 4: Macum-
Der. 3; Cooke I: Roller. 50; Smithdeal. 2:
| Lyons. 100: Kennedy, Z; Corrigan. Is;
| Stewart, 92; Cutler. ?.
| Surprising Democratic Majorities
| sTAUNTON. VA, Nov. 2-special-1n
| the city OF Stanton and county Of Au-
| gusta McCaull. for Governor, runs 40 be-
! hind the highest man on the county
| legislative ticket.
Rockingham county has gone Democra-
tic by $50 majority. and 1t is reported here
that Rockbridge has gone Democratic
talso.
Both OF these counties gave large ma
jorlt.es for Mckinley in 1896
The Second District.
| NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 2.-Returns from
the Second district. as far as heard from.
and including Norfolk city Portsmouth,
Suffolk. Newport News. Williamsburg,
Hampton and Berkeley, give Tyler 6.576;
McCaull (Rep) 21S2.
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Republicans and one Democratic alder
DETRoiT. Mich. Nov. 2-with ten
precincts vet 20 be reached. the election OF
Mayor Maybury (Dem.), Is assured, with
n plurality Of about ZOO. thompson
1000 Schmidt Republican candidate for
CITY Clerk, l. reelected by upwards OF
2 900. The Council Will stand - Repuhli-
cans. - DemOcrats-a Democratic gain
OF two.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-Estimates
from sixty out OF sixty-seven counties in
Pennsylvania indicate that Or. swallow
Proh), has carried the counties Of BAR,
Clinton. Cumberland, Dauphin. Hunting
don. Juniata. Lyoning, Montour and
The Incomplete figures show an appar-
ent plurality for BeacOmb. the head OF the
Republican ticket OF 1900, as against
HaywoOd's plurality Of 4.2H in 1870.
The indications are that McCauley. the
Republican candidate for auditor general,
received about 10000 plurality.
Kansas is slow
KANSAS CITY. MO. Nov 2.-At 10
o'clock Kansas returns have been re-
cciyed from but half a dozen outlying
counties. out Of 1OJ In which elections
were held. As the tickets were entirely
local II Is impossible at this hour 20 give
the returns. and will be before tomorrow.
in no State were the returns slower
in coming in during the last elections per.
haps than In Kansas, and this year VIII
not be an exception TO the rule.
In Kansas CITY, Kan. the first city In
the State. the Republicans will probably
elect their entire ticket.
Louisvilie's Mayor.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. IA conser-
vdtivc estimate at IL O'Clock tonight
places Weaver Dem). for Mayor, over
fa npf bfsuf
According TO this. shackelford. Silver
Democrat is leading Bailey (kep), by
about 900 votes
The chairman of the Republican Com
mittee comedies the defeat Of Mayor Todd.
Republican, by Charles Weaver, Demo-
crat but claims gross frauds were per-
petrated in reaching this end.
In some wards. which were expected TO
he strongly Republican, Todd did not poll
half Of his vote.
Colorado Close
DENVER. COL. Nov 2.-Returns from
the state are very meagre. There IS no
chance 10 compare the vote with that
last year as there was fusion between
Silver Republicans and Democrats against
the POpullsts while now the Rcpublicans
ADMINISTRATION and Silver Republicans
are Joined against a combination OF the
Democrats and Populists. Both sides
claim victory. but neither claims over
5000 majority.
Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Nov. 1.-The mu-
ricipal election to-day resulted in the
election of VIM. C. Baker (RepD. by over
500 plurality The vote was hghtcst
in many years. Heavy rain.
Utah
SALT LAKE. UTAH. Nov. AT 10
oc1ck partial returns from twcnty-four
precincts out Of hfty-three in the city give
Dale Dem). for Mayor, plurality OF $40.
South Dakota.
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. Nov. AT mid
( night indications are that the Republic
I cans have won in South Dakota.
Kansas.
TOPEKA. KAN. Nov. 2.-The Repubh-
cans carried this (Shanwee) county rang
ing from 800 to 1900 majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Robert A. Van
Wyck, Democratic nominee Tor Mayor,
voted az $50 o'clock. casting ballot No. 10.
lie spent thirty seconds in the booth.
There WAS no crowd al the polling place.
and there Was no demonstration. IL was
nearly two hours later when Seth Low
appeared at tho precinct, where ne was
registered. He spen. two minutes in the
booth His coming and going were not
marked by any demonstration.
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BIfRKEVILLE, VA. Nov. Especial
Mr.. r. r. Horner. proprietor OF the burke
Vile Manufacturing Company, died sud
denly hero to-day from hemOrrhage. lie
was we'll known throughout Southside
Virginia. In 1894 he was candidate fol
Congress on the Prohibition ticket. and
voted that ticket to-day only short time
before his doach
lie was taken with hemorrhagc while
near his mill. and died before ne could
be moved. He was thrty-four years q
age. and leaves a wife and three children
Father, mother, four brothers and three
sisters survive him.
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"BOSSv cox RETIRES.
He Asserts That He Has Never rrofited by
His Position.


CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. 2.-George b.
Cox. who has been conspicuous for years
as the Republican boss" in Cincinnati,
issued card to the public, dated 2:3O
p NJ. in which he declared his purpose
10 retire from politics and devote his Tune
and attention TO his family ana ms
friends.
He says he has contemplated this course
for some months but delayed 1t lest II
might be construed as desertion or the
Republican party. but now he Will step
down and out as a leader, or so-called
boss" though he claims the honor OF
serving as a private in the Republican
army. lie thanks his friends and Tor
gives his enemies, saying:
'Ingrates are to be pitied. Their fall-
ings are born in them, and they should not
be blamed too much.
IN conclusion he asserts: 'Once, and Tor
all time. | have never made dollar or
any other sum Of money from candidates,
offIce-holders. or public employees. either i'm
city. county and State or national govern
ment, nor have ! ever derived any IeVe-
nue. from any public co .racts nor from
dealing with them"
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OBITUARY.
Jo.enh limit.

ArrrN1 OWN. pa. Nov 2.-Josepf
Hunt. civilian Inspector OF armor plate
ot tie Navy Herbert, died suddenly 70.
day Of heart disease. aged rfty-four years
lie was formerly superintendent OF iror
furnaces al Richmond, Va, and OF En-
poria. and Of the Allentown iron WORKS
lie served during the war as engineer
on Che Pclaris In blockade duty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03
ANxIErY OYER THE ELECTION
Assigned as the Cause Of a New jersey
Politicians Suicide.

NEW YORK. Nov 2-Former Judge
Walilng. one Of the best known Demo
Gratis OF Monmouth county. n. j., COM
rnitted suicide at his home in Keyport.
Today. by shooting himself In the head.
Uldce Waliing went 20 the polls early to-
day voted and returned TO his residence
where he shot himself.
Ii Is thought that the Immediate cause
~ mis- act was anxiety over the outcome
~ the election. his brOther-in-iaw and
business partner being a candidate FOL
eurrocate OF Monmuth county.
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BACKBONE or FEVER BROKEN.
The weather Favorable to Stamping Out
the Disease.


the Disease.
NEW ORLENAS. Nov. 1.-The fever sit
uation tonight is very encouraging.
Board OF Health physicians say the back
bone Of the fever Is broken and should
the weather remain as 1t Is for several
days. the disease Will become nominee
tiOus and almost entirely stamped out;
To-ddy's record is thirty new cases, and
five deaths.
Board OF Health's report;
Cases of yellow fever to-day, 80; deaths,
to-day, q: total cases % date, l.aS3. total
deaths 10 date .20l; total cases absolutely
recovered, 19l; total cases under treat
ment. 59i.
NV cases at other points are Ray ST.
I.o Is. 3: Biloxi. 8. Montgomery, ?.
Mont FOM@RY ALA. Nov. 2 -Odicial
report OF the Board Of Health to-day gives
two new cases and no deaths.
MEMPHIS. TENN. Nov. 2-Three new
cases and two deaths Is to-night's fever
report.
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NnrfnlL,s Consnirncr Case.

NORFOLK. VA, Nv. 2.-Special.-In
theHall- Cannon Smith conspiracy case to-
day the State continued hearing its evil
dence, States evidence, Smith being upon
was simply corroborative of that already
a1lncad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03
Treat your Child Fairly.

The health Of our children is a stubborn
question Some children seem TO thrive
under every adverse condition. Others
with every care are sickly and weak and
nothing seems 10 help them. They are
frail punv, constantly ailing.
Take your child TO the great specialist
IN children's diseases. DR.. Greene. OF Ner-
vura fame. q West 18th street. New York
City or write to him and give the little
one the benefit OF the best advice. No
charge whatever Is made for such consul
tatiOn or advice. whether you call or
write The success OF this world-famous
doctor in treating chldren's diseases Is
phenomenal. and your child should have
this chance 10 be strong and well. Every
body admires healthy children. and no
one has done so much 10 make children
healthy as this specialist. Your child 10
entitled 10 health and DIR. Greene's advice
and treatment will build up and strength
en- the weak constitution.
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FARMVlLLE. VA, Nov. Especial
ginia NJ. +. conference, IS critically III
here at the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
II ID. Elan.
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LAWRENCE.-Died. at his late residence
Maple Grove Henrico county, va,
BENZ. +. LAWRENCE. In the fortietn
wear OF his age He leaves widow and
four children. He was the son OF III.
Woodson and Catherine r. Lawrence.
and brother 20 NJ Wiley, r. W.. James
A. and Alton NJ. Lawrcsce- a.
Vernon BAPTIST church Henrlco County,
TOMORROW November 3D. al " ~,
Friends and acoua.ntaIees invited 70
be present.
TOLER.-Died. Sunday. october SIS; AZ
a. NJ. at the residence OF his motneIs
Mrs Martha Hall, 1880 Ashland street,
WILLIAM IRA TOLER. In the twenty
sixth year OF his age. v. w.
The funeral was held az wss' W"
Baptist church yesterday al W a. a.
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CA9TORTA.
a: s;;s &1H2Zzzm S ~
wEArHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Nov 2.-For
Virginia. North and South Carolina
Partly cloudy weather IN the morning;
fair Wednesday afternoon: warmer In
western portions; westerly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03

Tho tvo nrecincts OF Patrick Courthouse
ana runners store gave John 8. Taylor.
Penubiicap candidate for the House OF
Deievates p majority. Same precincts
gave Mckinley 70 majority last fall Par
tial returns from other precincts indi-
cate a slight vote with ch ances In favor
OF A. +. Mays. DemocraO Tor legisla-
ture.
f. Harr. Republican senator holds
over The vote between Candidates TOT
Governor il close with chances in favor
OF Tyler
STUART. VA, Nov 2-special.-Two
precincts AT Stuart give Taylor. Republi-
cam candidate for the House, p majority
Two other precincts show Democratic
gain and chances favor Mays, DemocraD
for House. Vote for Governor very close.
NEW RIVER. VA. Nov. Especial
A light vote here to-day Tyler. 81 Ech-
OILS, IS; Montague %: McCaull. Y; Roller,
20. Lyons. "A; Cutler i. Thomas l..
Tate DemocraD for the State Senate.
LOG; Hoage. Republican, S.; Williams.
DemocraD for the House. II; Strother,
Republican, for the House, ~. This is
a Democratic gain Of IS over the Presi-
dental vote in 1896
PittsyIvania.
FRANKLIN JUNCTION. VA, Nov. q
special-vote light here. Tyler received
"a against q for McCaull: Echols, 10;
Roller. %; Montague. Is; Lyons. p.
DANVITLE. VA, Nov. Especial
Returns from the county OF PittsyTa-
MIA are very meagre. but indicate small
vote and overwhelming majority for reg
ular Democratic ticket.
CHATHAM. VA, Nov. Especial
Partial returns from this. Pittsylvania,
county indicate the election OF the four
Democratic nominees for the House by 4e0
majority. Vote extremely light.
CHATHAM. VA. Nov. Especial. lathe
election here to-day was extremely quiet.
and not one-half Of the vote was polied
for Governor. The vote was: Tyler, ~.
McCaull. 10: Cutler. II; Quantz. FOR
Accommodating, ~. Roller
1l3: Smithdeal II: Cooke, Z. For Attor-
Observation-Disclosures 49, Lyons. 10
Kennedy. II. For Senator-James lDem. ,.
gates-Allen Dem). III; parnau tIlcm-
100, Watson Dem), 12I; Wilson Dem
1OJ Berger and Cooke head the Populist
ticket. each receiving 80 votes.
There were a few votes polled Tor the
Prohibition candidates. What Few ne
grOes voted. voted only for the state Ike.
publican ticket-McCaull, Roller and
Lyons-and generally did not vote Tor
members Of the Legislature.
Nothing definite can be heard from tne
forty-odd precincts In the county tonight.
but II is thought this county Will 20
Democratic by few hundred majority.
Eossibly enough TO overcome MEADOWS
majority over James in Henry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03

To Cure Cold In One Dav.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II u fail
10 cure. 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03
Prince Edward.

GRI ENBAY, VA, Nov. Especial
The official count of this place is as fol-
lows Tyler. IS; McCaull. 2. For House OF
Observation-Disclosures (Democrau, 80; VIII
knson (Republican), So; Brown Ondepen-
dent,
The Republicans refrained from voting
for Governor trying to elect Wilkinson.
which will make the contest close, ana
the county in doubt.
Not over half the vote was polleo' ana
owe ont hundred tickets were void.
FARMVILLE. VA. Nov. Z-Speeial-
The election passed off here very quietiy'
Small vote polled. Tyler, 266; Echois'
2gS: Montague. 240; McCaull. %; Lyons,
CA Kennedy. y: Roller 81; Smithdeal' -
Cowan, 2; Cutler. 5; Cooke. II. Nilkin-
son. Republican, for legislature 49,
Watkins. Democrat) for legislature 20.
Senator southall Of Amelia, holds over
The three precincts heard from gives
Watkins. ia majority over Wilkinson.
Watkins elected sure.
FARMVILLE. VA, Nov. 2-Speclal.-
The four precincts heard from give Tyler
and Watkins about 200 majority, other
three precincts are Democratic. The
county will 60 Democratic by 800 major
ity.
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Prince william.

MANASSAS. VA. Nov. Especial
The election returns for this, Manassas,
precinct are as follows: Tyler l5S; Nc
Caull 81. Echols. l5S. Cooke 81. Mon
tague. Us: Lyons. l6; Kennedy. IA. Cal
legher. for the House OF Delegates, ll5.
Gallagher succeeds himself without OPP
position. Senator Mushbach holds over.
There were only ls3 votes cast here
to-day out OF total vote OF 500 register
ed. This indicates that Prince William
will not give the usual Democratic ma
jority II about coo. Several ballots were
thrown out owing TO improper erasure.
MANASSAS, VA, Nov. 2.-Special.-
The indications are that the full State
Democratic ticket will receive from 500 10
coo majority In Prince William county.
Hon. @. G. Gallagher is elected 70 the
House OF Delegates. He had no oppo-
sition.
Patrick.
STUART, VA, Nov. 2.-Special.-The
election passed of quietly in Patrick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03

CLAREMONT. VA, Nov. 2.-Special.-
Claremont Precinct gives Tyler Is; Nc
Caull. GA; Arnold. Republican,, Senate.
Y: Hartley. DemocraD, Is; Dillard. Gre
pubiican), House. So; Hobbs. DemocraD,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03

STUART, VA, Nov. a-special.-Th
election passed of quietly in Patrick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03

ryOR VA, Nov. 2-special-Tyler TIC;
rchols, I'D: Montague, ll3; Parker for
House OF Delegates, ll6; McCaull, 70;
Roller 70; Lyons. IL Hopkins TOT House
OF Delegates. %; Dales' FOR House OF Del
egatcs. a.
COuRTLAND, VA, Nov. Especial
TvIer. f25: Echols, l2s: Montague. 1877: Nc
Caull. As: Roller. 81; Lyons. %. For House
OF Delegates-Parker. lls; Doles, So sena-
tor holds over. Vote in ls9e-McKinley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03

Gents Underwear.
Gents Tan. Brown. and Gray Shirts,
regular price. 7Jc. tomorrow, SOC.
Gents Cray. Red. and White shirts,
regular price, 81; tomorrow, I5c.
Gents Camels Hair Shirts. regular
price 81: tomorrow. 75c.
Gents Gray. White. and Red Shirts,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03

FRONT ROYAL, VA. Nov. Especial.
Front Royal precinct, Tyler, 20; Nc
CauH. %: Thomas Irregular Democrap'
PA: Castleman independent Democrap
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-03

Children's Merino Shirts. regular price
1G pc tomorrow. Sc.
Children's MerinO Shirts. regular price
2oc: tomorrow, II i-2c.
Children's Merino Shirts, regular price
&c: tomorrow. lie.
Misses Ribbed Shirts, fieece-lined; reg
ular price. 81 1-2c.: tomorrow. 81 l-2c.
Children's Union Suits, regular price
75c: tomorrow. SOC.
one lot OF Children's Shirts, slightly
soiled. zoe.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-04
GREAT STRIKE COMING.

Tomorrow over 375, 900 men, coal
miners, in seven states, will lay
down their picks and go out on a
strike.
The miners are an organized
brotherhood Of labors, have met
and made a scale Of wages they
would receive for their work, and
made the demand known to the To-
cal mine owners, who would not
agree to the raise in prices.
This will perhaps be one of the
longest striking fights ever had in
the United States, and won't be felt
by the miners and mine owners
alone, We trust that the differ
ences will soon be patceed up, and
move off smoothly again,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-04
Canning Factory.

Mr. Frank Symonds tells us
that he and five other gentlemen
will form a stock company this fall
and try to put In operation a can-
nmg factory here The amount Of
stock will be $4,000 and It will be
on the local market here for all to
take shares, Mr. Symonds says he
wants to locate a market here for
farm products, such as tomatoes,
corn, eueumbers and all other veg
etables that can be put up In cans,
He thinks a grand success could be
made out of a factory Of this kind,
We hope he may raise interest
enough to put his project on foot
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-04

Senator Mills, Of Texas, h not an
alarmIst, but he can sec nothing
but trouble ahead for class legisas
tion, He said The effect of this
tarin bill upon the people will be
seen, not In It's high taxation, but
Ia the way II butlrcmes and lortl
aes trusts Of all kinds, Some OF
these days this sort of legislation
will have TO cease or we will see a
revolutions The people will not
stand H. Driven to Che wall py the
combination Of money power, they
will nud a leader and We shall sec
another CoXeys army but Ii will
be au army which will carry guns
aud use them"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-07-04
Gordon for Goyornor Of Georgia.

Atlanta, Ga, July O. A move-
ment to make Gen, John b, Gordon
governor Of Georgia again has been
started here, A meeting Of his
friends and supporters washeld last
night at which a committee was APP
pointed to wait on the General and
secure his consent to enter the
race, The election does not oc-
cur until next fall but there are
already hayea dozen candidates in
the field,