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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
AS newspapers

collection OF the tax. As newspaper
were money making institutions, M
thought they should pay for the priv
ieees they enjoy as well as other pusi'
ness enterprises. -
Mr. Ncflwaine had read an editorial
from the Lynchburg News endorsing the
bill. lie fully approved OF the sentiments
expressed. Mr.. Mcllwaine caiien a''eh'
lion 10 the fact that II license tax on the
rroee should be made lawful II would be
within the power OF a council to tax OUT
Of existence newspaper whose poltics
was not approved by the council
Tho bin was ordered TO its engross-
ment. conn
TO amend section 9ass OF the Code In re-
lation to chain gangs
To authorize the United states govern
ment TO acquire title TO certain aho.
For the relief Of W. II. Ewing TREASURY i
OF Prince Edward county ,., o,o
To amend section SIS OF CODE VIII 49,
son to what persons cannot hoid more
than one Office. NE.
,rict in Fauauier county. 20 take CEN
sus. .-o.s,,ro-
of warwick county. =.
In relation to working coal, etc, III
Itenrico Goechland and Chesterheic'
no amend section 1913 OF Code In rela-
tion 10 the standard OF cord measure
10 amend section 37CS Of Code IN reia-
ton TO contempts.
To amend section 1850 or Coue III iei-
erence TO docketing Of judgments.
To amend section 356d or Code III 'eie.
cnce TO the time from Wh1ch Juus'le"' 10
10 be a lien. -a
To amend section 4V'' OF Nouo III
- To 80 mend section 2Oi2 Of Code in rela-
To amend section 1888 Of Code in refer
once to judgments and DEGREES In vaca-
ton. ,,-.-,-. ,.,uA
schools I'm the county OF Rockbridge.
In relation TO what lines in Pittsyivania
county shall be lawful fence.
10 amend charter Of Farmers Mutual
Benefit Association.
To provide for annual meeting OF coun-
~ school board in Franklin county.
To amend act prohibiting hogs from
running at large IN Prince William coun-
ty. 49,.
virginjan seaboard and Western Railroad
Company.
For The relief Of Orange and Keysville
Railroad Company
To amend charter virginia western
Coal and Iron Company.
~ amend charter Madison and Orange
Railroad COMPANY
In relation to flag lamps used by rail-
roads. .--
To INCORPORATE the Clinch River and Big
Sandy Railroad Company.
To authorize town Of Norton 10 appoint
a sergeant.
Authorizing Gladeville school district to
issue bonds.
To amend charter OF Eye and Ear In
Urinary
To permit George L. Parramore TO ouild
a bridge.
Clintwood.
For the protection Of game IN Chester
field. Prince George and Charles City.
10 incorporate the Howardsville Toll
Bridge Company
To INCORPORATE Lee Fire Insurance Com
pany Of Alexandria.
To incorporate American Annuity Com
pany.
TO allow Charlotte county 20 allow COM
pensation to jaler FOR fuel.
TO INCORPORATE WalkertOn and Mattapo-
nj Bridge Company.
For the relief Of George Hutchinson.
To protect mountain trout IN waters or
Rockingham county.
To legalze primary elections In Clarke
and Warren counties.
TO authorize school electoral board TO
increase number of district school trus-
tees.
70 refund to John w. Burke. OF Rock
ingham. certain taxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
Afternoon Session.

AT the afternoon session Mr.. Wickham
had the senatorial primary bill made the
special order for next Wednesday in
stead Of on Monday. This viii leave the
field clear for the appropriation bin on
Monday and Tuesday.
There was considerable debate over the
bill TO prohibit the councils OF cities and
towns from imposing a license tax on
newspaper publishers. II was advocated
by Messrs. McIlwaine, its patron. Mason.
Foster snd Clayton.
Mr.. Morris opposed the measure. He
said that II the imposition OF this tax
was In violation OF the Constitution there
was no need OF such a law as that pro-
posed, for the courts would prevent the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

and Grievances met yesterday at 10
o'clock In room No 8. on the upper floor
OF the Capitol lrildIng. with Captain
Parks. OF Page IN the chair.
Mr.. Reddys bill giving telegraph and
telephone companies the RICH; Of condem-
npfto" 90 fna RIGHT ot way of railroad
companies for the purpose Of allowing
tu.. construction of competing telegraph
companies.
Col Mcintosh. the southern represcn-
tatiye Of the Postal TELEGRAPH and cable
C0mpauv again spoke in f1Vnr or me
passage Of the measure and was followed
bv Mai or Robert stiles. the representative
Of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany and railroad companies. Tie took
the ground that the bin was wrong DID
various Instances and that the jury DID
one county coId not determine 1a 90 the
condemnation proceedings OF an entire
line.
Co Mcintosh briefly replied and the
further consideration Of the measure was
finally postponed until Monday morn'ns.
To Enlarge the Farm.
Mr. GEORGE w. Browning. of GOochland'
apncarod before the House Committee OF
Finance yesterday in advocacy OF the
bin introduced by him few days ago.
which authOr.'.G tho Governor anu ID
Board OF Directors of the Penitenuary I'D
lease or purchase fifteen hundred acres
of farmland. The committee decided nhA"-
lmously to 'eDort the bin iaVorAuY.
Mr. Browning On ais argument "'l'Hi
cd that his bin would act as a substitute
for the Senate bh now pending whlcn
intended TO appropriate 100000 for the
erection of an addition to the penitoniiary
buildings. At present the state was in
much worse condition than the pcniten-
tiary, and If the bin We're passed instead
of the nauIirr senate BILL tna state would
save about So 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

Tn Confer Tn.NIorrow.

The Joint committee appointed by the
LEGISLATURE of Maryland to arrange for
"a settlement of the dispute over the ooun-
darv line between Virginia and Maryland
have decided 10 20 To- Richmond Monday
10 confer with similar committee OF the
virginia legislature Tho Mlrylanders
will assemble az the jefferson Hotel
Richmond, nc noon on Monday They
will meet the Virginia committee at d
o'clock that afternoon. They expect to
be hack in Annapolis on Wednesday.
Tho members Of the committee will go
TO Richmond by different routes some by
rail and some 20 Norfolk on The sctamer
and thence up the James river TO kich-
mond.
The committee is composed Of Scn1-
tors DRYDEN Wilkinson and Applegarth
and DELEGATES Gould Carew Linthicum,
Insley and Jones. of ST. Mary's. Mr.
Dryden has been elected chairman of the
Joint committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20

Yrp~rus, LITTLE LIVER TURNER'S
a very small pill. Iurns souI' ,di,,es-
euro Sick Headaches iliOusnesS-lholse'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
Settle Nervous Bankruptcy

Investigation shows that men who sue
cecd are men OF brains-strong nerves
grcat wili-power. Ordinary fooc came
supply the vital forces which people with
active brains and bodies require. BlCOisA
PILLS feed the nerves-make lhe Hinui
bright muscles strong-make hesh am AMI
blood and give perfect health 10 Men anu ,
Women. THE TURNER'S. OF Phiiadel'
phia make BICOiA PILLS. To
j. +. Buckley, chief Clerk Natonal h he
tel Washington, ID. c., testifes tna' ne
was all run down-was shadow "a ,tn,
former self-BICOLA PILLS gave ~ ~
wonderful rcief-he gained over t"''
pounds after using them.
Richmond Agents.
ANDREW = PRICES.
a s. BRIGGS.
j.. l.. REEVE & CO
a. n. ROBlNS.
VIM. II. SCOTT.
NJ. FILL SEAN.
T. NJ. SLAUGHTER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TO refund TO John w. Burke
ingham. certain taxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-20
In It's New Hall.

Grove Council. No. 40. Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
will move into its own hall Tuesday,
Feb. %. The building directly opposits
the Towards Grove Baptist church. for
merry used az a school house. was leased
by this council and fitted up in fine style
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

us nothing new OF his grand
worth. A nobler son no
mother ever had. He has
been a mighty tower Of
strength to me for years.
Never forgetting the many
demands ola large household,
it has always been his pleas
ure to share his salary with
us. In every way he has
been a help and comfort. In
the three years he was study
ing abroad there meyer failed
to come from him the most
loving letters, and his resour.
ces were ever at our COM
mand.
THE gentlest, noblest,
nature, with every attraction
of person and character, he
claims the admiration of
everyone who knows him.
ITO us, nearest and dear
est to him, it took no Santi-
ago to proclaim him I hero.
He has been to us for so long
the truest hero-as noble son
and idolized brother. The
plaudits of the world are his
and while history will record
the daring deed of his hero
ism, the gentlcr, sweeter,
nobler beauty of his nature
can be known only to those
to whom he is first best.
1T may be that on Rich
mcnd's return / shall be in
New York, when | hope to
see you. Of course l shall
very eagerly share all the
glories that will be heaped
upon my boy. Our own state
is preparing to present him
with a jeweled sword.
Affectionately yours,
Sallie G. Hobson.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15
BROTHERS NOW.

God bless England" said
Bishop Hartzell in an address
to the students at Albion,
Mich. "She has always
stood for civilization and
progress, and she is our nat
ural ally for Liberty against
the causes of oppression and
barbarism."
The tie that binds these
two great nations is stronger
and closer than ever before.
Hitherto the English has
referred to the people of this
country as Our American
cousins. To-day they ar
referring to us as 20 r
brothers on the other side"
There is a significance in
this which is not to be over
looked. Cousins are some.
times very fond Of each
other, and blood is always
thicker than water. But
there lsa very wide differ.
epCe between cousins and
brothers. Brothers are those
of the same family, and
while they sometimes have
dlSagreemants among them.
selves, in all contests with
outsiders, right or wrong,
through thick and thin, they
stand together, and the cause
of one is the cause Of all.
Time and again since our
troubles with Spain began
have pleasant illusions been
made bv the newspapers to
the Friendship Of England.
It is more than friendship,
1t is family love, Hence.
forth and forever Euglishmen
aud Americans are brothers,
Times.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15
HOBSON'S MOTHER.

In answer to congratula.
tion from a friend in New
York, the mother of the hero
of Santiago, Lieutenant Hob
son, sent the following letter
of owledgementi
Greensboro, Ala, 18th
of June, DEAR: Your
! e t t er of congratulatiou
reached me a few days ago,
| fully appreciate and agree
with you in your enthusiastic
tribute to my boys heroism.
I'm accomplishing his dar.
ing achievement, | realize
that he was guided and pro-
tected by our kind heavenly
father The appreciation of
the country, his state and
native town is most crafty.
ing to us all,
1T is but natural that my
mother pride should be pleas,
cd at the recognition Of my
boy by the nation and its
rulers, Such recognition is
very happy, but it has told
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

Thousands of the starving
victims of the war are flee
ing in wild panic from San,
tiago to escape tie BON,
bardment of the city, Old
men and women who totter
as they walk, supported by
children and the younger
women make their way from
the doomed city, Over s.,
900 starved victims slept
one night at Ell Caney q
small town which can hard.
ly accommodate 300 people
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

The Helena World regrets
that cigarettes are among
the things being sent out
from that city to the soldier
boys, 1t does not call in
question the kindness of the
people, but thinks their
judgement may safely be i'm
peacled,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15
When a great victory is

When a great victory is
won on land or sea the off.
GERS in command are given
endless praise, but the gal
liant prlyates who did the
lighting and gave up their
lives on the field of battle
receive but little consider
alton at the hands of the
PUBLIC. Strange and wrong,
yet true.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

Judging from his dis
patches cabled to Madrid,
General Blanco is one of
the fueat liars on the globe
and should be a fiction writ
er..s He has never yet set a
true state of facts before
people, however, the day is
coming, and is here if they
only knew it, when the
pons will find out that the
yankee pig is a rooter from
rootersville,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

The first bale of cotton
raised this year was grown
by a Texas farmer in Frio
county 1t was shipped to
San Antonio by express
draped in the national col.
ors. It was sold at auction
and brought eleven cents
per pound. II was decided
to send it to President Nc.
kinley to be made into gun
cotton for the battleship
Texas, -Texarkanian
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

Congress has rendered its
t h a n ks to Commodore
Schley and the men undef
him for their gallant con-
duct in the destruction of
the Spanish fleet at San
tiago.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

The Republican nomina-
tlon for governor in this state
is an empty honor, so far as
being governor is concerned,
but 1t is a cute way of stand
ing in with the administra-
ton.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15
ON TO SPIN.

Washington July 6,-4le
president called a council of
war today to meet at the
white house, the purpose be-
ing to review the situation
and learn exactly what pres
ent conditions are and what
changes, if any, should be
made in the plans for the fu-
ture conduct of the war,
According to one of the men,
bers present, it was decided
to abide by the plans already
laid dcwn, at least as 70 the
general conduct OF the cam
paign. Confirmation seemed
to have been given to this
statement later in the day
when after a conference of
the members Of the war board
Secretary Long announced
to the waiting newspaper
men that he had ordered
Admiral Sampson to detach
from his own command i'm
mediately the vessels to be
embraced ip Commodore
Watson's Eastern squadron
and to direct the commodore
to proceed on his mission.
The vessels of the squadron
will not be the same as those
originally selected for the
reason, probably, that the
recent engagement with
Cervera's squadron neCessi-
tated some changes. The
new Eastern squadron will
consist of the battleships
Iowa and1Oregen, the pro-
tected cruiser Newark and
auxiliary cruisers carrying
side arms), Dixie, Yankee
and Yosemite, the colliers
Ayeranda, Cassius, Caesar,
Leonidas and Justin and the
supply boat Delmonico. The
Iowa, Oregon and Newark
are all IN the south with
Sampson. So is the Yose-
mite. The Dixie is at New
York and the Yankee at
Tompkinsville, The Golfers
are at Hompton Roads with
the Delmonico. The ships
are to set sail as soon as they
can coal and supply. The
order provides that each
ship shall make her wa
across the Atlantic to a ma
rine rendezvous, which vii
be designated in sealed or
ders to prevent its exposure
to the slightest possible dan
ger that the enemy may
know where and When to ex-
pect the fleet. Meanwhile
the gathering of the Ameri,
can fleet off the Spanish ports
is expected to have a sober
ipg effect upon the inhamed
people,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15
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Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

The governor has par
doned Henry Simms and Ed
Barnes of Union county,
who were convicted of sell
liquor without license, on
the condition that they do
not again engage in the sale
of whiskey illegally,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15
Will the United States
pext annex Hades?
EH- o -MU

The democracy of Tenn
essee has nominated Hon.
Benton Mcmillan for gov.
ernOr.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

The foreign press seems
to think that Spain should
sue for peace and end such
an unequal contest, but
Spain wants more-anl she
can have it,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

1t is said that the war
tax has thrown FIVE hundred
saloons out of business in
the city of Chicago.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

Auten, the republican
nomlnee for governor, is a
prominent young attorney
Of the Little Rock bar,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

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medicine and the best in use to puG ?
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cents per package.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15
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Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

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pied Territory,
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

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hest pinishsd ssvains Machine In the msrks.
Sharp County record., 1898-07-15

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-04

campaign and election. II there was
any difference IL was that this even
irg's speaker had not so many stats
ties written on his cuffs.
Next Tuesday the people were to sit
In Judgment on McKinley's administra-
ton and there could be but one verdict
-approval. The democrats OF the state
were evidently afraid to publish their
state platform. as no paper had yet
done 90. Its statements on the silver
question were e~quivocal. The republic
can party was the only n which
would ever do anything for silver. He
subscribed to Carriers position on free
silver coinage with the consent Of other
nations. II the gold dollar was an APP
preciated dollar all the better on that
account. The Mexican dollar chestnut
followed. The Cuban war came next.
lust a. II did In the Carter speech. and
the same fulsome eulogles were pa d
TO Mckinley. Hanna. Alger a Co. Nc
Kinley's mistakes and cowardice were
dubbed diplomacy. Accordin ne to the
speaker. the victory at FL Caney was
largely due to J. P%ierpont Morgan and
other financial friends OF the admins
tration. He admitted some mistakes
were made by the war department, but
they might have been worse. and the
democrats ought not to seize the OPP
portunity TO criticise. Then followed a
sketch Of the beauties OF territorial ex-
pansion Ind the benefits TO accrue "a
Montana. This was some more Of
Carriers speech. The p~eroration war
Carter TO a IT" The band played a
dirge, and the few In the audience who
had had the fortitude to sit IL out
| went home. There was not a vestige
OF applause from beginning to the end
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-04
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Mrs. Paris Gibson is confined to her
room with serious illness.
Eugene Lippincott and family have
returned from the Blackfoot, where
they have resided for the past year.
Three large boxes containing Christ
mas presents for the boys of Company
A were shipped by express last night
to San Francisco.
Frank f. Wright of Lewistown has
been appointed administrator of the es-
tate of F. McRae, n of the men re-
Gently murdered on the Musselshell.
z. T. Burton Of Burton is In the city
for a few days. He attended the Carter
meeting the other evening and renewed
his stock Of belief in the party OF
fraud.
A.. c. McCubbin and family have
moved to Salt Lake. where they will
remain for the next year at least. Mr..
McCubbin having u work on the
erection OF the new smelter there.
Mrs. Clyde Martin. who has been un-
der treatment at the Columbus hospi-
tai for the past two months. has re-
covered sufficiently to permit her re-
turn to her home In the Sweet Grass
country.
Bismarck lodge, o. ID. H.. s.. gave a
very successful dance at Elks' hall yes
tftbay tNtitD6 Aht hfooh "ee
all through the evening and until a late
hour this morning. and the dancers
seemed to have had a most enjoyable
time.
Anthony Griilenberger. one Of the
members OF the city police force. has
just returned from a few days visit "a
his old home in Teton county. where
he resided for many years. He says
that the democrats are surely COINS
to win out there. as they are In THU
county.
A. +. Ward, who has been recently
promoted from general superintendent
OF the Montana Central to the general
SUPPLEMENTARY of h entire Great
Northern system. does not reiinquisf
his old position. but will for the present
hold both titles. II. r. Bryan acting
for him in the lower position.
Messrs. Park and Mcfarland have Sc
cured a lease OF the Mcguire opers
house In Butte and will run IL here
after in connection with the one in this
city. This arrangement will. without
doubt, enable the managers TO bring
better class OF entertainments to thi,
city than have formerly visited IL.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-04
MARSHALL At THE FALLS.
He Repeats Carriers speech and Takes .
Fling at silver.

He Repeats Carriers speech and Takes .
Fling at silver.
Great Falls, Nov. As usual. Col
onel James Donavan. populist. was on
hand to coach the gold republican ora
tors. II Is getting to be an even bet
that the colonel dictates the republican
policy nearly as well as Phillips OF Hell
ena. At any rate. he gets the ear Of the
republican orators coming and going.
and tonight he IL behind the seem at
the Marshall rally. nevertheless the
same CarteresQue gloom n chill per-
vaded the hall. There was the usual
band parade and the usual republican
result followed-no house.
John A. Largent's funeral face was In
place in the chair m everything was
as cheerful as a rainy day In camp. The
press reporters are indebted to w. A.
Webster for all the light cast upon
gloom.
Largent announces the close of the
campaign and the speaker. Mr.. Mar
shall. said some nice things about the
city following Carriers lead.
He also praised the band. the opera
house m the Falls came In for his APP
prevail. 1t was a long jump to the re-
publican party. but he made it success
fully. He worked on the usual gener-
| alities INDUCED In by orators OF his pol
| icy. He said there had been no person
| allties in the canvass so far as the con-
gressional candidates were concerned.
The democrats claimed that the silver
issue was the only one involved In the
campaign. Mr.. Campbell q admitted
his approval OF the Dingiey bill. but
| should he be elected. he would have to
| vote with the majority Of his party In
congress. He spoke Of the income tax
bill and its treatment by the supreme
court as non partisan. Every enectual
law in the past 20 or 40 years had been
passed by republicans. This and other
sentiments reminded one strongly OF one
of Tom Carriers WORKOUT speeches de-
void Of its invectives. The rule OF the
republicans had been universally mark
I'd by prosperity. ever its occasional
times Of adversely being good things.
When the democrats finally an
opportunity they made a botch Of leg.
islation. Manufacturers had been pay
ing too high prices for labor and conse-
ouently they had to cut down the mum
Der Of laborers or their wages. Tit
coxey movement was started. capita
was withdrawn from Investment IN
the country went 10 the bow-wows gen
orally.
IL was one tale Of woe. many time
multiplied. He repeated Carriers sheet
stories. only more rapidly. He mad,
the same excuses for Cleveland. tn,
same story Of the repeal OF the Sher
man act. same gag about democratic,
advocacy Of the free coinage panacet
and IL was all delivered as IL Mr.. Mar
shall had no personal interest In hi
statements. having borrowed them tenn
porsrily from his boss. He even CAV
Carriers a words on the MeKinle,