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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-12
Rass esds % Old Carpets.

The undersigned travelling agent
for the Chicago Rug Manufacturing
company is nos in this city and whe n
notified BY mail will call with SAM
pies and give sll information regard
ing rugs made OF carpets. All or
ders will be packed and shipped free
Of charge. City references. Ad.
dress Immediately.
NJ. IEALsoS.
Commercial Hotel, City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-12

People suffering from kidney dis
eases feel 8 gradual butstesdy loss OF
strength and vitality. They should
lose no time in trying Foley's Kid
ney cure. agcsranteed preparation.
For sale BY T. II. Thomas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-12

the grand jury today under $1,000
bonds each By Magistrate Stafford.
August Bolens and Miss Leona
Latonna were held to the grand jury
In 1900 oonds each by Justice Ha ives
today for adultery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-12

TUESDAY, March Is, the c.. &. /. &
r railway viii sell round trip tickets
to the west. northwest aud south.
vest, st one fare plus e.. Return
limit 81 days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-12
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NO matter now long you nave Gad
the cough; IL IL hasn't slresdy devel-
sped into consumption DR.. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup will cure 1t.
Sold By Marshall q Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-12
LABOR AND POLITICS,
Union Men Hold a Meeting
and Discuss the
Situation.
TO TAKE HAND IN NOMINATIONS.

Wm EndeavoP to Have Candidates Put
In the Field Who Are Favorable to
workipEman's Cause Committees for
Each Ward In tho City Arc Al.
pointed.
Union laboring men OF Rock Island
sre to play an important part in the
approaching spsing and fall cam
psigns. They will seek 20 have cant /.
ioases placed in the field who will
best guard their interests, both in
local and state measures, and will
combine to defeat men on either
ticket who are unfavordbis to the
union labor cause.
A meeting OF union men was held
last evening az Turner hall to discu -
the political situation. j. E. Reamos
ofiiciated as chairman and W. Fl.
Schillinger as secretary. The mee.-
ing was secret one.
The records OF those who have
been mentioned as probable csnd,.
dates for city. township. county ard
state oilices, by both the democratic
and republican parties, were H.
quired into for the guidance of those
who will attend the primaries and
conventions.
Work In the Wards.
A committee Of two from each
ward was named, the duties being
to attend the primaries. and engage
the cooperation Of union sympa.
thizers in numbers sufficient 20 name
the candidates.
Another meeting will be held al
Turner hall next Monday evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-12
Pclic. ANai

Police Affairs. 6 -
Peter Swanson was find 50 and
costs for disorderly conduct.
Fred Harris and Fred Wilson, the
confidence men, were bound over to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-12

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
SUCCEEDED BY HIS BROTHER.
Judge Mullen Appoints Major Francis
IL Iassiter Commonwealth Attorney

PETERSBURG. VA. May Especial
Judge Mullen to-day appointed Major
Francis Rives I.assiter, the Attorney FOR
the Commonwealth for Petersburg 10 sue
coed his brother Lieutenant Charles
Trotter Lassiter. OF the A. y. tiill Rifles,
enlisted with his company. Major Lassi-
ter was 40 one time city Attorney OF
Petersburg.
Willie Sanford. a young white man or
this city. was sent on for trial this morn
ing FOR stealing a horse valued AZ so the
property OF Mr.. r. l.. Bowman
The commencement eXerises 81 INC
virginia Normal and Collegiate Institute
will take place tomorrow afternoon. The
Governor. Attorney General and Superin-
tendent OF Public instruction are expect
ed
rho congregation OF the Second Bap-
tlst church last night endorsed the action
Of the Pulpit Committee in calling Rev
W. Y. Ousenbery. Mr.. Quiesenbery VIII
preach here next Sunday.
The brick foundation for the new west
End Raptist church. Is being laid on
Washington street
Police officer Blankenship. OF Lynch
hirg. who arrived here this morning 70
identify the negro Wlngheld, who was
arrested on suspicion OF being the party
wanted in the "Hill City" for murder.
said he was not the man. The prisoner
was discharged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY
4 Dull Court Day-Patriotic Spirits are
Enlisting.

EASTVIII.E VA. May R-Speeial. -
Last Monday was May term or court TOT
Northampton county, but there was NJ
tie or no business on the docket ana d
very small crowd was in attendance.
The severe rain and hall storm OF iast
week mas been a great setback 20 carr!
trucks in this section. Il aid consldera-
BILE damage 10 the berry crop although
a few shipments have been made this
week. A few early farmers had some
sweet potato sprouts planted. but as II
SIN remains cool, will likely have 10 re-
set them. -
There are a few patriotic spirits from
here who have lately enlisted. Messrs'
Coopcr and Lloyd Joynes ana George a.
Fowler from Nassawadax station went
last week 10 enlist.
John r. Green and Otho Johnson also
from the vicinity. left about two weeks
ago 10 serve their country.
DR.. Austin Brockenbrough to-day re-
moved the remains OF his father-in-law
frouo This county. and transferred them
to baltimore. Nd. where they were IN
TERED.
Mrs. DR. Brockenborough and sister
Miss Williams leN Tuesday for WASH
ington. y. c.. where they will spend sew
era months
Mr. Leonard Hunt and wife, OF Macon
a.. have returned here and occupied
their summer residence near EastVilie.
Miss Cristina Walston IS az present
visitor in Richmond as the guest Of the
Cottrell family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
FRENCH YELLOW JOURNALS.
They are Furnishing Their Readers
with Absurd Stories of America.

WASHINGTON, May 1l.-Special--A
copy Of the French yellow journal. Fig
arc. published In Paris, has been received
here which gives a fair idea OF some OF
the stories being circulated In Europe
just at this time.
a particularly absurd article in the
paper referred 20 was a letter from it's
special correspondent in Madrid. IN which
~ was gravely asserted that just as tho
Vizoaya was leaving New York after the
recent visit TO that city a mob assembled
on the wharf. hooting and IeertnB the
cruiser. The correspondent then goes on
20 state that the captain stopped the ship
and put of In his gig 20 the wharf.
where no landed and marched up and
down the dock with his pistol in hand
and threatened 10 shoot the trst person
who made the least show OF disrespect.
According 20 the veracious correspon-
dent. the captains action had the de-
sired effect and the cowardiy Americans
skunk away. after which the vizcsya pro-
ceeded on her journey In peace.
This article was youched for, said tha
Madrid Munchausen, by high Spanish
official. who Witnessed the whole affalr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
NORTHUMBERLAND COURT.
Indictments by the Grand jury oung
Men 90 TO Norfolk to Enlist.

HEATHSVIILE. VA, May l2-Spe-
cial.-A large crowd was In attendance
N our County Court on yesterday. War
was the main topic OF conversation. Sew
eral Young men have gone from this
section TO Norfolk 10 enlist I'm the army.
More expect 10 20 this week.
The regular grand jury brought down
indictments against Arthur Smith and
Robert Bee for forgery and against T.. X.
Jackson for attempted assault.
All OF these parties are negroes. +. X.
jackson is Baptist preacher. lie was
arrested IA March and carried before a
MAGISTRATE for this same offence. The
magistrate promptly dismissed the charge
after hearing the evidence. stating THAI
there was no foundation for the charge.
Robert Bee and Arthur Smith are both
boys. They are charged with having
forged orders in the name Of -. Craig
on Tignor Brothers. merchants AT Wi
comico church, in this county.
The recent cold and rain have damaged
the early tomato crop very much in this
section
Hon. ". 4. Jones. member or Congress
from the First District. was in attend
ance at court. and left in the afternoon
for Washington
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
THE ANNIVERSARY
OF NEW MARKET.
A Monument Unveiled to the COnfed-
crate Dead.
THE CADETS IN ATTENDANCE.
Captain John =. Wise Describes TIN
Fight Standing on the Ground
Where He Fought With tae
Corps of Virginia Troops.
THE CADETS IN ATTENDANCE.

NEWMARKET, VA. May i2.-SpeciaL
The anniversary OF the battle OF New
market was celebrated to-day by the
unwilling Of a beautiful granite monu-
ment erected to the memory of the Con-
federate soldiers, who fell on the field
here, by the Ladies' Memorial Society.
The procession which marched through
the streets 10 the cemetery was very
long and imposing one and consisted Of
Confederate organizations and morgan
lied Confederates both on horseback ana
on foot. number OF ladies' also rode
on horseback. making a pretty feature
Of the day. The sons of veterans ana
daughters OF the ConfedeTacy were also
IN force and the Virginia Military CADETS
with their band made an imposing snow.
Captain w II. Rice was chief marsnal
and his aides were Captain 7. j. Adams
Captain r. \. Parks, Captain Solomon
Cunningham and General g. G. Wharton
THE UNWILLING.
An immense throng surrounded the
beautiful granite monument erected 10
the memory OF the fallen Confederate SOL
diers. After prayer by Rev. j. A. Sny-
dor. four Of NewmaTkets loveliest ladies,
Misses Mary williamson. Minnie snapp'
Rosa Honkel, and Lizzie Williamson
dressed in spotless white stood about the
monument. when Miss Mary Williamson
taking the rope in her hand. said. Mon
ument Of lmpsrishable grandeur l dedi-
cate YOU the the brave" and in mo-
ment the beautiful work OF tho Ladies
Memorial Society stood unveiled 70 ad-
miring eyos.
After the ceremonies the old veterans
cadets and visitors wer RECALLED with
dinner such as the ladies' OF the Shen-
andoah valley know how 10 prepare.
substantial food and delicacies In
abundance for. al was spread upon
grooming tables.
THE BATTLE PORTRAYED.
At2P. NJ. the immense crowd assem-
bled around the grandstand. captain
r. S. Parks. Of the Tenth Virginia In
fantry. in an excellent speech introduced
Hon. John :. Wise. who gave 20 the au.
dlence a rare treat in his eloquent ana
accurate description Of the battle OF
Newmarket ia which he took part as ore
OF the cadets OF the Virginia Military IN
stitute.
His speech was delivered almost on
the identical ground made historic by the
valor and blood OF the young cadets II,
1854 received the undiverted attention OF
his immense audience and was worthy
OF his reputation as an orator
II was indeed day OF pleasant re-
rnIors Of the old Confederates VINO are
so rapidly passing over the river.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
GOLD MINING IN LOUISA.
Plan to Reduce the Refractory Ore by
the COLONIZATION Process.


MINERAL CITY. VA. May 12-Spe-
cial.-Gold mining has taken on fresh
life in this section. Mr. Patrick a Mich
igan man. is now working a force OF
hands day and night cleaning out sew
eral shafts with a view OF locating the
veins. and finding the value OF the ores.
Should the analysis prove satisfactory
II Is said that ne Will formulate plans
by which 20 erect a chlorination park
with which to extract the gold from the
sulphurets.
All previous gold mining through this
section has yielded but little pront on ac-
count OF not having the proper maehin-
cry TO treat the ore after 1t has been
mined.
The pyrites mining business IS quite
active and II Is said that the demand for
pyrites will be much greater. now that
no Spanish ore will be shipped 10 this
country during the pending war with
The farmers who held their wheat
crops are delighted at the recent rise in
the what market. yet their delight is
mingled with the hope that they may be
able 10 get two dollars per bushel before
the market reaches It's maximum:
Mr.. James Qusenberry. a highly re-
spected farmer. and Miss Nette. the
charming daughter Of MIR. II; q. Sims.
were married yesterday az the chapel.
near Apple Grove, Rev T. A. Cutler OFF,
ciating. After tho ceremony the young
couple. accompanied by host OF friends,
drove to this piaca where they took the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13

BALTIMORE. May 12.-FLOIR-Quet
and firm. unchanged; spring wheat pat
ent. S7a7JO.
WHEAT-Dull and lower; spot ana
month. 320I324; July 1.12. asked; Au-
gust. Sill. asked. steamer, No. rcd
S1.2Sq12Sh: Southern wheat. by sample
81 3O0f1 80. DO on grade. 81. &Sisd .a2'2.
CORN-Qmet. spot 4lHqilAc.; month,
NI.a4li3c. June. 41isQ4l+c-. July, 4l.4
41i,c.: steamer mixed. +ohq#$c., south
FERN white corn. 42042l4c., No. yellow $50
OATs-Easicr. No. white, 3si4a5ac.;
No. mixed, 3jtsc.
RYF-Duu and lower; 40. nearby
73IsG74c.: No western. I3,c
HAY-Firm choice timothy 80 Do
GRAINFREIGHTs- Quiet. unchanged.
SUGAR-Strong, unchanged.
BUTTER Steady unchanged.
EGGS Weak unchanged.
CHEESE-Stesdy. unchanged
LETTUCE-Sl .l0di.T - per basket.
WHTSE EN-I nchaneeQ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
THE BUCKINGHAM SHOOTING.
Delegates TO be Elected Saturday.
Prosperous Congregation.

HOWARDSVILLE VA. May 12-Spe-
tiaL-Several gentlemen who were at
buckingham court Monday report that
the people are much excited and irate
over the shooting OF Mr.. Ayers by the
negro Jones on Monday.
Several threats OF 1ynching have been
heard and rash action may be taken az
any time.
Not much court business was transact
ed and the Buckingham delegates TO the
Democratic Congressional Convention
were not chosen as was expected Out
will be chosen on Saturday next.
A large tent meeting will be held near
this place some time soon. IL VIII De
managed by Rev W l.. Ware, the pastor
OF the Methodist church. assisted by Rev
George II. Wiley. the weli-known evan
gelist.
The church IS I'm a very prosperous
condition. The Sunday-school has grown
from bakers dozen 20 within reach or
the hundred mark and Is still increasing.
severe frost came Sunday night but
on account Of wet ground did no DAM
age. English peas are nlling and u Will
not he long before they will be dished.
watermelons and cantaloups are peep
ing through the soil. =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
4 SPRING MEDICINE

that causes the food to perfectly digest,
easily assmilatr ana Pleasantly agree
with the stomach.
u makes the blood rich and red and
quickens its How through the system.
and 10 IS thus. by causing these vital
organs TO perform perfectly their func-
lions. this great medicine gives strength
to the body and health and yigor 10 the
weak. II cures that tired feeling.
"fatirucd sensation and makes one
feel that "nfe Is worth living ana
marriage is no failure" We refer 10
that wonderful spring tonic Alternative,
DR. Davids Iodo-Ferrated Sarsa parilla
Price. 81 bottle. six bottles for s. every
where.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Ik4Nll4il'ilNf t''f -'i'f
900 ,,. ,l,~,, ioceo tobaccos on the
80 Dth, ~, - " bre,ks TO-DAY. Stone
III tStsrlto,se sold ~ 1GO mounds. high
~. a., 80 $40
- ~ 49, a., o,,ero 90 At Stonevau ware
b'.,,l. to.5s,, SO 3Si2
A.. ete,,la.,'il' XVoreLouse To-day r. Hol-
., ~ "toi .t " ''l -, NJ sold his No. /.
~, ,,-,,d@ az S9G. No 11I mounds at
a.. 10 . no po5nds al $40.
- Carnetr Caroline county. sold his
" i- - a. -,o,,rde m so. No. 3. $50
pounds m s. -
~ b. Meredith. Louisa county, sold his
80. no. Il, ~ , PG'''''7 ''
~ ~ CbeDault Caroline county. sold
49, az ND a. so 50. No. .
~. a-o w. - ~, 90 "a. NJ q oo mounds
=, go. ~ ~ Mounds at SO %. No o.
Ico n0,irds at $3.50
M. Tt,,i,. - 9,,,-r4oa Of tb. season so. %
,., H., ~ ,,1'',dt
". AZ lCSrta, Caroline county. sold his
" 4o- nounds at S1g25. 80. D. -
Mounds at Si3 10. 40. g. 100 M Sl3. No. :.
G4J hounds at SS25.
+ ~ Meredith louisa county. sold his
~ - ,.l,iDds .,f SiS.75
~ O. 1,bonas a GW Caroline sold their
30 I 80 hounds. 40 $3.50. 40. .. 30
80. M - 81 ~ no 3 400 pounds. at
S1a5 "a. No. 4 $50 pounds. at 500.
$3.50 -. "a L,,. CaroIine county. sold
~ .,,,ds ~ St,. 80 > 1875
49, e. ~
al +, ~" r-,rr.r Caroline county. sold his No.
II To- ~ az "a. NJ . 100 mounds. at
~ no. 3D. ~
I n Diggs. Louisa county sold his No.
' 90, 'na,,nds AT si1.75. No. . 49, pounds.
- =. ~ r t35 pounds. al $40
y + Lowry. Hanover county. sold his
" ~ ~ ro,,nJs al S1l.25. 80. . $50
~. '' , e. 10 p 81 pouuds. al $40
% MoiDs ,.-a. 'D ~ r''I'''' Gravatt caroline.
90 "llo a.. l4rl = n Andrew. Caro-
a.; a., \ AZ ~ "a. a. d. Penny. Caroline.
30. H. t@it s ro~7,, e. o. g. d and So 20.
"a t" ~ ~ 81 p seal $40.
w J. MY ~, -icto iie+ ~ to-dav's sale
III lIS l,, Ceoree A. HAYNES: the highest
special average and the highest price OF
'ii tsr,,..,e .,1,s renortcd 70 the secretary
- ~ richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
cutters . hogshoads. smokers. = nogs-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
New Army Dress.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. May u-spe-
cial-By director OF the Secretary Of
War, the following described gArmsnts.
worn. are authorized;
For general ofiicers-A blouse Of dark
blue cloth or serge with four oateids
pockets with flaps. rolling collar, double
breasted with two rows OF buttons.
grouped according 10 rank. same kind as
those worn on dress coat. The skirt 20
extend from one-thirf 10 ons-hah the
distance from the hip-joint TO the bend
OF the Knee The shoulder straps VIII al
ways be worn with this coat.
For all other 0fficers-A blouse OF dark
blue cloth or serge with four outside
pockets with flaps. falling collar. single
breasted. with five buttons In trent.
same kind as those worn on the dress
coat The skirt 10 extend from ono
third 10 one-half the distance from thu
hip-joint 20 the bend OF the knee. The
shoulder-straps will always be worn
with this coat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
POPULAR WEEA-ENDING RATES
OUT OF RICHMOND VIA SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY.

Effective May 14th. and continuing dur
INK the summer. ISIS. Southern Railway
will sell tickets on Saturday and Sun
day of each week. good returning follow
ing Monday, as follows:
Richmond to West Point. Va, and re-
turn. e cents.
Richmond 10 Keysville. Va. and inter-
mediate stations and return, one fare
for the round trip.
Thse popular rates will enable many
Richmond families 10 spend the summer
in the country thus avoiding the excessive
heat Of the city.
Say, II you don't buy some lots at
Mason Park Saturday. next week you'll
feel like kicking yourself. there's a big
demand for them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
CHANGE IN SCHEDMLE r., l.. AND
PR. r.. SUNDAY. MAY 18TH.

The sprng ana summer schedule Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad will go into effect Sunday, May
18th.
The only change occurs i'm train leav-
ing Richmond now at 7:3j =. NJ. daily
for Washington and points north. which
Will on ana after Sunday May 18th. leave
Byrd Stree. Station az 7.l2 T. NJ. daily.
G. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13

scored another good advance on Change.
Pork closed 22isc. over yesterday. wnlie
lard gained Toe. and ribs III per 10
pounds Closing prices were a shade I'M
der the best Wheat was erratic as usual
but at the expense OF the price. July clos
ed at decline OF ne. after covering
range OF JiRc. May was practically nom
inai. selling down 10 $50 and closing AT
Sl6J. yet loss Of l4c. September l9s'
1as. Corn and oats suffered from realiz-
ing losing good carly advances and clos
ing &c net lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13
No Quorum Again.

The Council Committee on Health vas
20 have held a meeting last night ~ To
O'Clock Only three members were pres
ent az $50 o'clock. and in the sbssnc> 6f
a quorum Il was decided 90 sd,ouTu a
meet again this afternoon az $40 o'c1cck.
The members OF the comIttee pr>eeno
were: Messrs. Hobsoa lchaisman}. Gut
chins and Moore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-13

Chesapeake and Ohio train for Washing
ton. -. G..
Mr.. J. r. Kernochan. OF New York.
was az the Arminius mines last week.
A great many hogs are dying win the
cholera through This section. and It puz-
Z'es the Oldest citizens 70 apply a modl-
He'd remedy mot a modified hos law,
with which 20 effect cure.