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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-06

Queen Lii is still in Washington.
She went to hear Talmage preach
Sunday.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-06

Yes, dear Ravenswood News, "too
many worthless dogs and too few
sheep"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-06

Since the Richie Gazette poses as a
"sticker," the Herald is willing for
it to stick when it is stuck.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-06

Messrs. Henshaw and Hunter both
voted to give Morgan county dele
gate.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-06

Mr.. Henshaw's proposed vagrancy
law is all right.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-06
New Wash Silks

rs, 35, 45c yard
including beautiful Crystal
corded Wash Silks in handsome
colorings.
New Foulard and India Silks
designed and produced by the
most skillful French Artists.
soc, 7sc, $500 yard.
Choicest Wash Goods ever
produced are shown this season:
Irish Dimities, zoe. 25c.
American Dimities, 10c, 129c.
French Organizes and Organ
die Raves, 25c, SOC, 35c.
Madras Ginghams, Novelties
and fine shirtings-madei in Scot
land by D. & j. Anderson, 35c,
40c, 45c.
All Wool French Challis, 25c,
SOC. Silk Stripe Challis, SOC,
60c.
New White Goods, sc to 81 .25.
Large lines of choice Ameri-
can Wash Goods at sc, &c, SC,
10c, 123c.
Some remarkable surplus wool
Dress Goods at
25c and soc yard
those at 25c are 40 inches wide
some at the half dollar price
were .25-none less than Toe
see what extraordinary values
these are.
Any other goods you're inter-
ested in, write about.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-06
new silks
new wash goods

they're ready and being sold
samples sent if you write for
them-we want you to do So
We'll esteem it a privilege to
place samples and prices in your
hands for consideration.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-06

HOOPS Pills are easy to take, easy
to operate. Cure indigestion, bill
BUSINESS. 25c.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-06
3 81 ,

The time to get choice things
is when they first come out
that's now-for some things
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-02-06

For once the Gazette is right.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12
B1BL1OTEcA DE .'LA DEMoCRAC1A"

Tornado q todos eaos soldados que
ha dsdo Dios d la natural Z, hu-
mana para defenderse contra la
destru cci6n, soldado que ell CO.
nun de las criaturas reforma s
deja paralizarse en- Ia ociosidad; :;
los he fo5zsdo a un trabajo soste-
nido que facilitaba, hasta ext
gla la introduction de un estlmu
lante siempre nuevo.
De este estu1io asiduo de- la
vida, resuita que mi pensamiento,
mis- ademanes, mis- nervios, mi CO.
raz6n, mi alma, no han olyidado
] amas sus funciones; y como en-
este mundo todo Sc encadena, CO.
mo los que hacen siempre una
mlsma cosa son los que M j0r
aciertan hacerla, me halo natu-
ralmente mas diestro que todos
los demas en- evitar los peligros
de una existencia de tres mil amos
y esto porque ha llegado & adqui.
rir una experiencia tai de ,todas
las cosas, que preveo las vents -
y conozco los peligr0s de una si-
tuaci6n cu3lquiera que sea. Asf,
no consrguireis hacerme entrar en-
ana casa que amenazs ruiEa. iOh!
no, he visto demasiadas casas pa
ra distinguir 5 la primera ojea-
da las buenas Y las malas. No
me haT6,s cazlr con un tarpe que
no sabe nanejar su escopeta: des
de Csfalo que mat6 4 su mujer
Procris, hasta el gsnte que sac6
IN ojo al se1or principe, he visto
demasiado torpes. No me har6is
tomsr en- la guerra este 6 aouel
puesto que ell primer venido &C D
tara, en- stenGion a que calculo en
un instante toias las Ifaeas rectas
J todas las psrab6licas que yieuen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12

q dar a ese puesto de una manera
mortal. NJ replicar6is ma 10 se
preve una bsia periids \ esto
respondo que un h1nIbre que h.
evltado un million de balas no rs
disculpable de dejarse mata. por
una bala perdida All no
higais ge@to de incredulidad, por-
que en- re~unidas cnentas estcy vo
aqui como una prueba viva. No
os dlgo que soy immortal; os di-
90 solamente one se 10 que nadie
sabe, esto es, eyitar la muerte
cuando viene por un accidente.
All, por ejemplo, por nada de es-
te mundo permaneceria aquf un
cuarto de bora 500 con ell sc nor de
Lannay, que en- este momento es.
ts pensando que si me tuviese en-
upo de esos calabozos de la Basti
ia, pondrfa mi inmortalidad a
prueba de hambre tampoco me
quedaT1s con el senior de Condor
Get, poTque en- este momento esta
pensando en- echar en- mi vase ri
contenido de la sortijs que lleva
en- ell indlce de la mano izquierda.
y ese contenido es yeneno; todo
este sin nlnguna intenci60, sino
Por via de curiosidad cientffiea.
para saber simplemente 81 yo mo,
riIia.
Los dos personajes que acababa
de nombrar Ell conde de Cagliostro
b Gle o IN moy.misnto.
-Confssadlo sin reparo, seflor
de IL unay, pnes no somos IN tri
bnnal de Justicis, y ademas no &c
cast gan las iaterciones. Vamos
sEs.aba oensanlo en- 10 qne se abb
de decirl I vos, st nor de Con.
d'.rc.t, ster els ,fectivamente en-
esa sortija IN veneno que quisie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12

raz6n eu deciros ado, y no hasta
la vista.
-iOhl exclam6 Richelieu pa
lideciendo, iqu6 diablos sefor de
Cagliostro, Seso que decfs es por
La PerouseR
-Tranquilizaos, se1lor maris-
cal, repuso vivamente CagliosaIo;
no es pare vos para quien es iris
te la prediction.
-!C6mo! exclam6 madame
Dubarry; Iese pobre La Psruse
que acaba de besarme la ma
no2 -.
No solo no volvera 4 besa-
rosla, madama, slno que no vol
vera & yer jamas a los que acaba
de dejar esta noche, dijo Csglios-
to c0nsiderando at ,ntamente su
vase lieno de aqua, en- ell que,
por la manera en- que estabs To-
cado, bri!l4ban c3p3s luminosas
de IN color do 6palo cortadas
transversalmente por las sombras
de los objetos que la rodeabau.
u 8Fllo dc aSonDTO sallO %
todas la bocas.
La conversation habfa llegado a
nn punto en- que csda minuto
aumentaba su intere-; y por ell
aire grave, solemne y casi ansio-
so con que los asistentes interro-
gaban q Csgliostro, va con la voz
bien con la mirada, cuslquiera
habria dicho que Sc tratsba de
pIedlcciones iufalibles de un ora
cnlo antique.
I'm medic de- esa preocupaci6n,
resumiendo ell Sc nor de Favras el
sentimiento general, SO levaDto,
h'zo una sena, y Sc fue de punti-
Has q observar 81 habiI ca las
antesalss algln criado escuchando.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12
CAPITULO III
Ia PERoUsE (coNrINUAcIoN)

Todos escuch 4ban, Y cuando
no Sc oy6 Rada, todas as mira
dss Sc hallaTon reunidas sobre
Cagliostro como por una fuerzs
superior.
En- ese momento habfa en- las
facciones de este hombre una
Illumination pitica que hizo estre-
mecer a los convidados.
Durante algunos instantes rein6
un silencio extrano.
FL conde de Haga 10 rompi6
Ell primero, diciendo:
-IY por que no le hab6is res
pondido NADIA, caballero.
Esta pregunta era la expression
d. Ia ansiedad general.
Cagliostro SO estremeci6, como
ii osta preguntl le hubiera SAGA
do de su contemplation.
-POrque, respondi6 ei conde,
ne hubiera eido nrt ciso decirle
una mel tirA 8 "a .osa cruel.
-IC6mo air
--PoTque hubiera tenido que
decirle: sefior de La Perouse, ell
sefior duque de Richelieu tiene
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12
Roberto Graham
lEGENIERO
Exsdscson, He,yeyta y Eeyrssersa
PONCE, PUERTO RICO

Fabrioante dc despolpadcras de cafe do
los sistemas Rollo Disco, como tambifn
Csdazoa. Tahonas, Ruedas hidrkulicss, Ma,
a,ates, Sec ,deras y tod Glaze de naquina-
ria para cafe, piear yerbs, desgranar raa'E
sta., sts. Hero; co5rs 5ronss Cd bzrr.s
pl ineh,s T s1niido.
lfls1ss i a. jpn Z d. S96
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12
ELECTRICISTA AMERICANA

De reereso de los Estados- Unidos con una
extensa factura de timbres, botones, bate
rias, alambres demas accessories, otrece de
nuevo sus servicios para instalaciones cleo
tricas todas clases, para niquelar oo1etos
por medic de Ia electricidad
Ponce, 27 de Nbre de 1895.
(OIistina 81 LUIS sALAzAh
Nota Sc facilitan presupnestos para pain
tas el6ctricas. V. s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12
AhA aJAHkhThhAn

&c csyGe cess d HsftcA4 1e sts 0G41g,
essssso ssssraSadoTa &c pseGFa aseE.sed0 pGro
fetsyas, ooT. ss ca4deTa IssaIns psesas, =
ssAS Gs~ este0o y ssTa "a" ses.Ste ds Fz1zsxsO
EgN "a sztoscst rzscae dsesg', dG~ 81
49, 9ss.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12

FL H. Vapede viaja del este puerto
pasae Epan asbordo irecso
de aquel da
Herrera vae del q Espan para
Puerto Rico 81 diteoto sale
IA nas
En- Ia epoca cuaentenaEia dde /: de Mayo
admie de u ra pero psa soa
| eantap para Santan - i' ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12
CBRBCB'DO HUOS & CO.

Impfrfadores ezporta2ores y Conf
Ssonista en- general
Gi,an sObre tOaas las prcU nciaS de
Espafa Ell ertranJero.
Unicos agenees de los nombrados
vinos marca RiojG Lopez de Hereafa.
Riga Sasaska, Riga A'ta. Riga Cd-
novas. Rtg4 Luz -Consumo men
sual en- la isla MIL CAJAS.
Exclusives epositarios de las me-
jores mas antigua Bodegas de Je-
rez. M Misa, Gonzalez Byass y c? y
A K. Valdespino. Consume men.
sual, QUINIENTAS CAJAS.
F,brero 10 de 1907. 3vps.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12
CERVANTES
CENTRIC GENERAL
De PUBLICACiONES

Esta sasa admits suscripcioaes toda
slase de obras por entregas, rambien
Periodicos nustrsdos y de moda snoaEgaz-
dose igualments de comisiones pefteneciaa-
tes al rsmo; de completsr co.iesqulsra
onras que 30 nxllazen truncas; pudisndo los
senoses que Sc sneuentren sn dleho c&so,
pasar una nota del dltlrao ez.darno aus
nubieren rscibido.
Entire !os psriodicos ilustzAdos que este
-sEiso fegss<s, akurs.
La ILLUSTRATION ARTI5TICA
4us por ia osliexA de sus grabados los ne
Iores que saisn os >6arcelona, 10 selecro de
.us texbos los nagnltcos rsgslos que Ca
"a tres repsrsos hacs, 90 sl pszi6dieo do
mayor sasuiaeion co Espsns = America
iasans. xaGolen 1sL2os do &cvalstr que
LA ILUSTRACION ARTIsTICA
~ asoNpahsoA os
Ell SALON DE LA MODA
psztodtco que go.a fAm2 entire iss fxn.ilias
= nodistzs.
kra;Is, Hsssancs o..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12
Especlfco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con sste especifco desaparscsn los bsrI
ros y Ia picazon que producsn las erup-
clones en- el cuerpo. Els ell verdaaero "oui
ta-do. e" Sc usa en- fricaiones 90 spn-
O. On ochenta casos distintos.
Vendsss en J1ana- -Disz-ba-rio de Hat
ousrs~ casa del inventor soiaEente.
sMayo,4 1895. a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-02-12

Doce muias indomitas de buen tamaeo,
de madres j6venes y diez yurt de bneyes
maestras en- tiro arado. ia como de couta-
do ~ pl ID no ago Ea esta redaeci6n
dara rsz6a don L ielmiro j. Lespier. 5--ls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-23

Camp OF Petersburg. headed by a drum
corps and followed By Tom Smith Camp
no. T. OF Sunolk county, marched uD
Broad street and halted in front Of Lee
Camp Han. The former was a hundred
men strong and the latter carried sixty
men. Both camps wore the gray uniform
and made n very fine impression. They
had Just arrived by train and were at once
invited up into the ban where the veterans
were IN session and seats assigned 10
them.
Shortly after noon The veterans formed
in line on Broad street TO march in public
procession 10 the Soldiers Home 10 attend
the ceremonies connected with the trans
fer OF the cottage erected by the Sons OF
Veterans 10 the Board OF Visitors Of the
Home.
The head Of The parade was formed by
Past Commander John Cussons and his
staff 40 the corner of Fourth and Eroad
streets They were followed 10y Brigadier-
General A. l.. Phillips The chief marshal,
col. g. Percy Halves. the chief Of staff
and his aides. mounted.
The band Of the First Regiment furnish
cd the necessary music II was followed
by the members Of the Grand Camp X
r.. Lee Camp A. r. Hin Camp Of Peters
burg. Tom Suliu lamp OF n"iiD'N' ~
f.. Pickett Camp of this city. and the
Grand Camp of the Sons Of Veterans.
The procession marched up Broad street
and M the corner Of Adonr street the
Veteran Grand Camp foll out and let the
remainder of the procession pass in re-
view. The latter marched out Broad
street 10 the Boulevard and down the
latter 20 the Soldiers Home. while the
members Of the Grand Camp went to the
soldiers Home on electric cars.
AT THE HOME.
AT 1870 p NJ the procession arrived al
the Soldiers Home and I'm their honor the
usual salute was fired from the guns at
tho Home The veteran inmates Of the
Home were drawn up in line under the
command Of Col. Charles p. Bigger and
they saluted the visiting veterans as they
nogsod bv. The several cottages and the
grounds were well filed with spectators
among whom were many ladies who
waved their handkerchiefs upon the ar
rival Of the veterans
on reaching the grounds the LADIES TOOK
possession Of the main building, and from
every window and doorway their pretty
heads projected.
The arrival Of General F'itz Lee a few
minutes later was tho signal for pro-
loneed cheers.
Colonel Charles =. Bigger invited the
entire gathering into the mess hail. whore
n eumptuous luncheon was spread. and
after this General Lee addressed the
throng from the east portico Of the main
Irfffdfu~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-23
ROCKBRTDGE FAIR.
Determined Efforts TO Reorganize-New
Bridges--Thc COnVOcation.

LEXINGTON, VA, Sept. 22.-Special.-
Decided steps have been taken 10 re-
organize the Rockbrdge County Fair. A
second meeting Of those interested
in roOrganzng the fair was held
i'm the courthouse few days
ago. officers Of a fair association were
e.ected and the work Of providing a plan
of organization and securing "a charter. So
Letting stock. and securing grounds COM
mitted TO them.
The Supervisors Of Rockbr.dge. at the
last meeting ordered the erection OF a
new iron bridge across Big calf Pasture
river. about four miles beyond Goshen.
The second day of the Convocation Of
Southwest Virginia was opened Thursday
morning at II o'clock with a sermon by
Rev. Or. Hulliher. Of Staunton. Va. At
ter the sermon the conyOcati0n engag, d
IN a business meeting.
DIR. Lloyd read the trcasurer's report
which was referred 10 "A committee The
members Of the Convocation then gave
reports Of the work done i'm their re-
spective fields Of labor
Rev. DR.. Logan, chairman Of the r.
nance Committee. presented his report
and recommended appropriations 10 De
made 10 Pulaski. Bristol Blacksburg
Botetourt. and TazeWel.
The Committee on Questions reported
the following question for the next meet
ing Of the Convocation. and which quos-
ton was adopted objections to the Epis-
copal Church and Their Answers" Rev.
Or. Logan. Of Wythcvile, Va. was ap-
pointed cssayist. and Rev. Drs McBryde.
Of Lexington. and Meade. Of Roanoke.
speakers. Rev Mr.. c. G. Randolph was
appointed Conyocation preacher for the
next meeting.
A missionary service was held last night.
M which Rev. Or. Logan presided Rev.
Mr.. Alfricnd. Roy. Mr.. Ruckner. and Rev.
Mr.. Randolph made very interesting and
instructive addresses
A good many Of the ladies' Auxiliary
Of the Southern Diocese arrived last night
and held their meeting to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-23

on next Wednesday. the 9th. the case
of Carlos Twitchcll will come up Tor
peromptory trial in the Hastings court.
This is the only criminal case that is on
the docket for trial this term, the re-
maindor of the time being taken up with
civil cases.
clerk Christian says the docket in this
court is In better condition than for
twelve years
The case Of Ellington and Guy against
~. A. L.. Moore to set aside certain decd
OF conveyance is sun IN progress in the
Chancery Court
I'm the Circuit Court a suit was insti-
tutcd as follows: Long and Riddick
AGAINST Saugertles Manufacturing Com
pany. with damages at 500.
In the Law and Equity Court a verdict
for $3.50 was rendered in the case Of Kelley
against the Southern Bel Telephone Com
pany for injuries sustained by falling
from a pole. This Is the fourth trial OF
this case.
The suit OF c. and H. kaufman against
t. Thurman for s. 900 dana yes IS on trial.
This case arose from injury alleged by
the leak In house on lower Main street.
The following cases are set for trial I'm
the Law and Equity Court next week In
order: Geo A. Barnett VS.. Lucy c. Trent,
Byerly vs. Cuthbert 81 Co. Kelley vs..
Fairmont Land Co; DIT. l. H. White vs..
Richmond Railway and Electric Co.;
Mary r.. wilkins VS. The same; II. Fran
cioni vs. r. and l.. ROcchicciolli; Moore
vs.. Reese. Page VS. Catiin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-23

Richmond: Lewis NJ Cowardin and
wife 20 Mamie Cowardin, i& feet on west
side Sixth street. triangular TOT. ST.
+. G. DonOon TO Jackson Bolton, - feet
on north side Spring or Greek street,
$50
Harry j.. Eugene and Minnie GIL 10
Miss NJ. l.. Bolton. "a "a feet on west side
Plum street. 20 feet north OF Floyd ave-
nuc.S .l06
A. O. Miller. sometimes called A. o.
Mueller. and wife to A. " James u feet
on east side Second street. l32 feet north
Of Leigh $500.
John * Molloy and wife 20 y. a. Saun-
dcrs. Jr.. lot on Main street, northwest
corner Twenty-third $500.
Henrico: Charles W. HecNcr's trustee
10 Old Dominion Building and Loan As
sociation 81 81 acres FIVE miles from
Richmond on north side OF Highland
Springs. $500
w. G. HobsOn ana wife 10 Albert l..
H0bson. IS acres on Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. seven or eight miles below Rich
mond. so.
j. Jordan Lcake 10 John Cussons, "a II
acres south OF Mountain road, 81.
Southern Loan and Endowment Asso-
citation 20 J. Jordan Leake. 81 IL acres
south % Mountain road, 1925.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-23

Board may be conducted In a thoroughly
systematic manner and Tor the inf0rma-
ton of future candidates be DO
Resolved. That tine following system
Of conducting the examinations Doe adopt
ed by the Board for the goycrnance IN
the future:
That the examinations IN pharmacy
chemistry and materla medica Doe held on
the nrst day, commenc.ng az lO % clock \.
NJ. and closing az 3 o clock Il. VI. and the
examination ON practical work be held
on the second day, commencing at a.
NJ. and closing al j. noon.
OF the thirty-hye applicants who had
appeared for examination twenty-onc APP
piled for certificates OF registered phar-
macists and fourteen lOr assistants. OF
the former class seven passed muster and
OF the latter nine.
The following is a list Of the successful
candidates:
Bedford T. Love. Lynchburg.
W. o. Little Danyile.
H. s. Eley, SUFFOLK.
w. II. Lawson, South Boston.
G.. II. Orchard. Lynchburs.
r. H. Wilkins, Norfolk.
II. l.. Gardner, Norfolk.
Victor NJ. Moon. Richmond.
w. IL. Edwards, Berkeley.
+. l.. Brands Richmond.
Marshall Timborlake. Charlottesville.
Jno ]. O'Brien, Richmond.
G.. A. Barnes. Ashland.
G. X. Bradbury Petersburg.
j. A. Washington. Alexandra.
Herbert Mann. Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-23
HAVE TWO CANDIDATES
Morn ENDORSED rs REG ULAR BY
THEIR REsPECTITE COMMITTEES.
A oueer MIDDLE in Democratic Politics
In Clarke and Warren Ooun'ies'
An Independent Endorsed

FRONT ROYAL. VA, oct. 2l.-speciaL
poiltioa i'm clarke ana warren have gotten
into quite muddle. Mr.. :. ;. ihumas'
tne present member VI the Legislature
from these two counties, - the regular
nominel Of the Berryville convention, heid
some time ago 10 nominate = ca"llaale'
Before that convention there were l"y
candidates from Warren for the nonlAh@-
ilon-Mr. 4. G.. Carson, d youns attorney
from Front Royal, and chairman OF me
County COMMITTEE. and Mr \. ;. Nallei'
a farmer Of the county. The delegation
from the county was divided, ana CiaIhe
presented a solid delegation, and noni-
mated Mr.. Thomas Warren, concurrhs
for reelection.
A HOT FIGHT.
The fight between Carson and Waller
had been a bitter one, winding up, as
was reported in The Times, In a regular
Donnybrook Fair but 1t was thought the
trouble was over after the convention.
Mr.. Castleman, Of Clarke county VINO
IL is understood. has been perennial can
didate for the nomination Tor many years,
soon after the convention, announced
himself as candidate as an INDEPENDENT
Democrat, hoping by the split in warren
20 reap an advantage.
The strange part Of the proceedings ~
this serio-comic political drama took place
last Saturday. when there was called
meeting. al the instance of three or the
Warren County Committeeman, VINO
thought the county chairman. Mr.. Carson,
was letting the campaign 20 by default.
At this meeting Nh Rust committeeman,
declared il 10 be his opinion that Mr..
Castleman and not Mr.. Thomas was the
regular nominee Of the Democratic party,
which opinion as / get II from members
Of the committee. M. Carson, the county
chairman. supported by a speech, where
upon a motion WITS made 20 declare Mr.
Cagtleman the Democratic nominee, which
was carried By a vote Of nine 70 three.
We now have the spectacle Of two
regular % Democratic candidates for tho
House Of Delegates. running on the same
platform-0ne nominated by a convention
Of the two counties, and the other named
and announced by himself. and afterward
declared the regular nominee by the
County Committee Of Warren, without the
consent Of Clarke.
INDEPENDENT ENDORSED.
The FIGHT from now on will be bitter and
relentless. The organization I'm this coun-
~. it will be seen. is in the hands Of Mr.
Castleman's friends, led by Mr.. A. c.
Carson as county chairman. and sup
ported by the Warren Register. a county
paper edited by Mr. c. w Carson his
brother From what I can gather. II
seems the Republicans VIII support Mr.
Castleman. and the result is doubtful
What was two years ago the strongest
legislative district in the State may be
represented by an independent. whose
election depends on the Republican vote.
! understand the matter has been called
TO tho attention Of Mr.. Ellyson, State
chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-23

The Charleston Chapter Daughters OF
the COnfedcracy, at recent mcctlhS
heard With great interest the appeal from
Virginia for a fund 90 mark the graves
Of COnfederates in prison cemeteries
throughout the North and voted an app
Precipitation for that. purpose.
The following resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That We, the Daughters ol
th. tonfedtracy of Charleston. have not
ed with feelings OF earnest commentator
and perfect sympathy the positive anu
admirable position taken by the commit
tee on History OF the United Confederate
as 90 the histories % be used in the
schools of that State We are confident
that this wise and patriotic action Will
DEE heartily sustained boy the Veterans or
Virginia. W. hope THAI similar measures
will be- adopted by the veterans through
out the entire South
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-23

Two Years for a Negro--Rector Called.
Mission NOrkers Ahinnrn.

Two Years for Negro--Rector Called.
Mission Workers Adjourn.
NORFOLK. VA. oct. 22.-Special.-In
the Law and Chancery Court to-day in
the suit Of w \. Cooper VS.. The Tide
water Ice Company. for 5000 damages.
the jury awarded the plaintiff $3.50.
Charles alias Kid Lewis. charged with
robbing John Reed. Of $lSS27 last Deem
Der. was tried I'm Che Corporation Court
to-day and given two years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Christ Episcopal church has called 10
its vacant rectorship Rev. Robert Strange
Of ST. James church. Wilmington, n. &.
He will preach here Sunday.
The Womans Foreign Missionary Con-
ference adjourned tonight after rc-eloct-
ing all the old officers.
Mrs ". Il. Lee Of Richmond. Va. adj
dressed the conference on the subject OF
a petition TO be presented to the Legisa-
ture. asking that pupils in the public
schools be taught the effect Of alcohol ON
the human system.
The delegates took an outing TO Nir-
ginia Beach this afternoon