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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, it has pleased our
Heavenly Father, in his wisdom
aud goodness, to call from earth
our esteemed friend and sister,
Mrs. Howard Edgar Hurt, IA mem
Der of the Womans' Foreign Mis-.
sion ~ Society OF the Methodist
Church, South, of razewen, Va.
and,
Whereas, We. as His servants,
recognize the truth Of the
words, "lIe doth all things well,'
do bow in humble submission to
His sovereign will, he it therefore
Resolved 1st, That in this dispen.
satiOn OF providence the society
has lost one of its most faithful
helpers, one always ready and anx
ions 10 do the Masters will.
Resolved, 2nd, That we are
thankful for her beautiful life
one of constant Christian courage
and conservation, which will ever
be an inspiration 10 us,as it teaches
us the lower and influence of one
whose life was "hid with Christ in
God.n
Resolved, 81, That we extend to
the bereaved husband, children,
mother and other relatives, onI
heartfelt and tenderest sympathy
in this dark hour, and commend
them to the loving care and un-
failing support of our Heavenly
Father.
Resolved, 4th, That a copy O
these resolutions be spread upor
our minutes, and one each be fur
nished the "Midland Methodist
"Tazewell Republican" and "CllncI
Valley News" for publication.
MRS. GEO. BUSTON,)
MRS. G. w. DOAK, Com.
MRS. j. S. FRENCH.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
Court News.

The habeas corpus proceedings of
Mrs. Kate M. Campbell, against the
Rev. w. w. Ruff, which has caused
wide spread interest in this section
and which was decided by Judge
Stuart in the latter part of Novem-
ber in favor of Mr.. Ruff, allowing
him to remain in custody of the two
little children, which are now in his
possession, was argued Tuesday and
Wednesday upon an appeal to the
Circuit Court, Judge Jackson leav-
ing the children in possession of the
respondent
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Australia-TazeWeIl.

DR.. O'Keeffe left on Monday after.
noon to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Masons, at Alex
audria. DIR. OKeeffe is not nly a
representative of the Lodge here,
but enjoys the peculiar honor of
representing the Grand Lodge of
Australia. The Grand Master OF
the Masonic Order of Australia sent
DR.. O'Keeffe commission, request
ing and authorizing him to represent
the MasOns of Australia at the A OK.
apdria meetin,.. This is rare
distinction which h,~ u rn cnl fer
red upon our t,wnsman. The A
stralians have he ard of DIR. O'Keeffe
distinguishe l career as a Masoo
and recognize good thing whe
they hear of it. We venture to sug
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
TAYLOR IS INAUGURATED
Claims Victory Over a "Remorse-
less Partisan Machine"

Claims Victory Over "Remorse-
less Partisan Machine"
Frankport, Ky; Dec II Will
lam S. Taylor was inaugurated as
governor at noon.
The crowd was much smaller than
in past years, due TO the weather,
which up till last night was rainy,
followed 10y December blizzard.
The inaugural ceremonies were
simple.
Retiring Governor Bradley in the
course of his speech said that he
hoped the Goeble election law,
which had brought so ruuch turmoil
to the State, would be wiped frou
the statute books
Governor-elect Taylor IA his IN
auBuTal AduttsS SAID;
The verdict rendered by the peo
pie last November was the mandate
OF the people in favo, of civil liberty.
1t was the triumph Of the people
over the people over merciless, re-
morseless partisan machiue. er, cted
to enslave them"
He said one of the chief aims of
his administration would be to
secure the repeal Of the election
law.
The oath of Office was admins
tered to Governor Taylor at noon 10y
Chief Justice Hazelrigg.
The lately defeated Democratic
candidate for State offices began
serving notices of contests
today against the Republican can
didatos who were awarded certifi
Gates of election last week. Several
have been served,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
five THOUSAND
LIVES LOST
Havoc and Death From
an Earthquake
The Disaster that Overlook
the Island of Ceram on the
End of Last Month.

San Francisco, December 12.-
The Bulletin says:
The disaster that overlook the
island of Ceram on the End of last
month cost the people of that dis.
trict immense loss In life and proper
On the night of the End, the peo.
pie of Ceram were awakened by a
terrific shock of earthquake that
seemed to work from north to south
Every one fed from his house into
the public square. A few hours
later it was reported that the water
was rising in the bay of Ambonia.
The sea came forward in the shape
of huge tidal wave and forced the
water into the bay entrance. 1t
came up fifty feet over the lowlands
Ht Pauholy and Samasoeros, on the
bay, the waves swept over tops of
trees thirty feet high. Out of near
ly $4,000 inhabitants only 40 escap-
ed. The whole coast for miles was
transformed into a huge mud pud-
die. Corpses were everywher
Broken trees and portions of house
were buried in the ooze.
Every few rods were great mounds
of stones and boulders that had
beon washed up from the sea. chang
ing the entire topography of the
country. The exact number killed
aleng the coast will never be known,
as the corpses are in many cases
yards under the new ground.
AT Hatoesia, out of 500 people,
100 were killed and 40 wounded.
The balance escaped to the hills
where the shock of earthquake was
frs. fel.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
Will Be Missed.

Mrs. Geo. r. Surface left yester-
day to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Peirce, at Ridgeway,
S. @. y Mrs. Surfaces health has not
been the best of late, and. she goes
south to take advantage of the
tropical climate.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
Death of Mrs. II. Edgar Hurt.

Death of Mrs. II. Edgar Hurt.
Bluegrass Lodge, 1. o. o. f. No.
l42, Tazewell, Va, Dec. 18th; 1899;
i'll meeting assembled.
Be 1t resolved:
1st. That we extend to our dear
brother, James f. Hurt, the heart
felt sympathy OF this order in the
recent distress with which his homo
has been afflicted, in the decease of
his beloved wife about A u. III. on
December 3rd, 1899, at the age of
thirty years.
End. That our deepest sympathy
is extended to the four little girls who
have been deprived Of fond moth
er's life and love-
3rd. That we also extend our
sympathy to the aged mother of the
deceased. who has been bereft OF
her only child.
4th. Be it further resolved, that
these resolutions.be spread at large
upon our records; that true copy
be forwarded our brother, and that
copy be furnished the Taz,.well
Republican and Clinch Valley New,
for publication.
w. B. +. WHITE,
A. S. HIeGINBoTHAM, Com.
w. III. ANDERSON,
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Keep it Going.

Successful and profitable adver-
tising is not done by "fits and
starts" Be sure first of the COR
rectness of the methods employed
to gain publicity, then determine
to keep a steady and constant
pressure. Many man has lost all
by stopping the ball at the wrong
time. 1t is easier, far easier, to
keep the ball going, once started,
than to start it again from "dead
centre.n-Advertising World.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
Engineer Rishop Killed.

Roanoke, Va, Dec. 12.-Norfolk
and Western passenger trsin No. 3,
westbound, was wrecked near
Almwick, on the Pocs hontas divis-
ion, last night, and Engineer G. w.
Bishop Of Pulaski, killed. A rock
had elm on the track The engine
was turned over, with the engineer
underneath. The mail car was de-
mol SHE'D and tuned. Fireman
Dyerly, who jumped from the engine
was badly shaken up aud burr ed
None of tue passeo, o,,yers were injured
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
A Sudden Death.

John Daniel Heldreth, well
known young man CT our town, son
of MIR. and Mis-. j. j. Heldreth, died
suddenly last Saturday morning in
the twentieth year of his age. 1t mas
been knownfor some time that he was
seriously affected with Dabe tes and
his death was not a surprise to
his physician. He returned to
Tazewell late Friday afternoon from
trip to Saltville, and was on the
street late that evening. On reach
ing home, which he did with great
difficulty, he became unconscious
and never spoke again. Physicians
were summonsed, but to no avail.
His death occurred Saturday morn
ing at 8 o'clock. He was buried
from the Methodist church on
Sunday, Rev. Mr.. French, assisted
by Revs. Buston and Harman, con-
Quoting the services. "We do not
have to get old to die"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
The Spanish Prizes.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE Uni.
ted States Suprem Court today de-
cided III the naval prize money case
growing out of the capture of the
Spanish steamer Buena Ventura
during the Spanish war with Spain.
that the condemnation of the vessel
was contrary to the terms of the
Presidents proclamation and order
ed the proceeds of the sale of the
vessel be turned ovei to the
owners.
In case of the vessels Pedro aud
Guiao, also owned by Spaniards, The
condemnation was affirmed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
HAPPENINGS IN
The COUNTY
What the People are
Talking About.
POcahontas.

5 Kwass was in Welch Monday.
Mrs. j. p. johnson, of pearisburg,
is guest of Mrs. S. w. Black this
week.
@. S. Fleming was in Bluefield
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. s Browning
were visiting in Bluefield Monday.
Ia. Morse is up from Keystone
this week.
w. j. Newenham was elected
Councileman in the place of Nj. Bloch.
L. @. Herdon was up from welch
Thursday.
Sam Hermenson end Louis Orig
ger, of Keystone, spent several days
here this week.
j. Nj. Newton and III. e. thinner
man left Sunday for Washington,
G ID. Haller was in Cur town Sun.
day.
DIR. Fox was up from Bluefield
Sunday to see Mr.. Abe Hyman who
was coufned to his he'd. Ha has
been out Thu week and is feeling all
right.
Sol Hyman and Jno. II. Black, of
Bluefield, spent Sunday in our town.
Geo. w. Zimmerman was in Blue
field Sunday.
Nj. Russack visited Blucfield suns
day.
A dance was given last Friday
night Mt the Pythians Hall by the
German Club of Pocahontas, which
was the most enjoyable event ever
given in the way of dance.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
Wind Blew thro' His whiskers. "

w luO blew JnrO his WnfSker6.
The wind played high jinks last
Sunday night and Monday. 1t in
menced in violence. 1t abated
somewhat Monday morning No
great damage was done, so far as we
have heard. Fodder shocks and
haystacks were tos sed around con
siderably. The front windows OF
the Methodist church were damaged.
The tin roofs around town were
slightly damaged in few instances
We have had less wind for the Last
year tn n for long time. This blow
Came as afeminder that we still live
in Tazewell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
Russell.

The marriage of Miss Hannah
Bausell, daughter of the editor OF
the Lebanon News, and MIR. j. P.
Teets, a stOcKholder in Teets' Bios.
show, was sOlemnized on the 28th.
An elopement had been planned, but
was discovered. The consent of the
father and mother was ultimately
obtained and quiet marriage fol
lowed. Dispatch.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
BRITISH HAVE
LOST HEAVILY
AT THE FRONT
In Nine Engagements
5000 Missing.
More Troops are to be Husried
to South Africa and Govern
ment is Making Every Pre-
pairing for Long War

ment is Making Every Pre-
pairing for Long War.
London, Dec. 12.-No further
news has been received to remove
the mystery overharging General
Gatacre's retreat from Stormberg.
He has not yet forwarded the
promised additional message, and
the censorship has prevented the
correspondents from explaining the
matter. While it appears to be
generally admitted that General
Gatacre is inclined to overwork his
men, Lord Durham's remarks are
considered as in rather bad tasto
UntilsGeneral Gatacre has given
his explanation, it is felt that con-
siderable allowance must be made
for the extreme difficulty of getting
Intelligence in country whose
inhabitants are i'll strong sympa-
thy with the enemy.
Stormberg is described as
stronger position than Laings
Mex. The only road winds through
lofty hills aud fianking is impossi.
BILE. Co.burg is also said to he an
almost impregnable position, and
as no troops are available TO re-
enforce the columns acting in
those directions, it becomes evident
that General Gatacre's mis- fortune
or error will delay the invasion of
tEe Free Stateperhaps some weeks.
Ii is exceedingly probable that
he Will he compelled to retire in
Queenstown and to wait for re.en-
forcements, which can hardly
reach him unit Sir Charles War
ren's division arrives at the Cape.
The iirsl detachment will sail on
Saturday next. Even if General
French is not compelled TO retreat
he will be obliged to pause in his
advance.
1t now seems that the Seventh
division, which is being modified
at Aldershot, will also be sent to
South Africa. No news has been
yet received confirming the BOer
report of the capture of fifty pris.
oners at Modder river from Lord
MethueD's column. 1t is just two
months since the Transvaal ulti-
matum was delivered. Nine bat
ties have been fought and the Brit
ish have lost 566 killed. 2,O27
wounded and 1877 missing or
prisoners.
1t is announced from Cape Town
that the Beers have succeeded in
repairing the LeeuwfonteIn bridge
between StOrmberg and Burghers-
dOrp, which they destroyed on re-
firing. Commandent Swanepole,
who commanded the Koer forces
at StOrmberg, has been replaced
by Scotchman named Robertson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
respondent

The case of Rosa Hylton against
the Norfolk & Western Railway Co.,
for $4,000 damages, for injuries
sustained at the hands of the defen-
dants, which has been tried in the
Circuit Court four times previous to
this term, resulting in favor of the
defendar t Company. This case
has had three hung juries and
Judge Jackson says he knows it by
heart.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
Death of George William Peirce.

Death of George William Peirce.
Bluegrass Lodge. /. o. 0. f., No.
l42, Tazewell. Va. Dec IL, 1899.
In meeting assembled, be il resolved:
i That we extend to our dear
brother James B. Peirce, our deep
est sympathy i'll the recent affliction
which visited his household, in he
death of his little infant son, George
William, at Ridgeway, S. @, on the
18th day Of October, 1899 at the
age OF twenty months.
End. That we offer our coincidence
to his wife and young mother, who
has been bereft OF her only child, in
this the darkest hour of her life.
3rd. Be it further resolved that
these resolutions be spread upon
our records; that a true COPY be
forwarded our brother and that a
copy be furnished the Taze-
well Republican aud Clipch Valley
News or publications.
May they look up through their
tenrs from the MOI tality of I'll BODY
to the sublime teaching of the i'm
mortality of the soul, for light in
this hour of darkne
w. B. f. WHITE,)
A. ). HIoGINBOTHAM. Com.
w. ii. ANDERSON,
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Il. G.. Siggers, Patent Lawyer,
Washington, ID. O., reports the fol-
lowing patents granted to Inventors
In the Southern States, December 8,
1899. He will mail copy of specifica.
ton and drawings of any patent for
10 cents in stamps.
f. Allen, Memphis, Tenn, Window
sash holder; @. q. Babb, Dallas, Ga,
Car coupling;J. l.. Bowen, Baltic,
Md, Car-truck; w. Ii. Brown, Balti
more. Md. Engine; N. Burton,
Atlanta, Ga. Combined pocket knife
and match safe; j. III. Cheshire and
w. B. Simcoe, Winston, n. c., To.
bacco plug shaper, G. @. Grouse and
j. j. Foley West Union, West Va,
Regulator and automatic shut-off,
j. b. Doyle, Stampley, Miss, Ware
house truck; E. T.. Eastwick, Jr. New
Orleans, La. Apparatus for crystal
lizing sugar in motion; l.. B. Fergu'
son, Meridian, Miss., Brake head,
shoe, aud hanger; II. y. Ganter::
BALTIC, Md, Showcase; ID, Genese,
BALTIC, Nd. Acetylene gas generator;
A. II. Green, Houston. Va, Car truck;
j. Il. Hatcher, Huntington, w. Va,
Side bearing for railway cars; Il. O.
Hogan, Louisville, Ky, Recording
apparatus; II. w Jemison, Macon,
Ga, Perpetual railway train schedule
and time card, 5. Lake, BALTIC, Md.
Submarine vessel; w. q aud L. Lem
kuhl, BALTIC Nd Indicator for mail
boxes: f. Madison, Garfield. Ky,
Railway safety ate; l.. A Nc Jord,
Laurens, 5. o., Securing device for
bicycleS or other articles: ID T.
McQniston, Idaville, Teun, Sash
fastener; w. NJ. Mehrng, York Road,
Md, Cowmilker; l.. ID. Miller, New
port, Ky, ,Stapling machine; w. II
Newton, Shelbyville, Tenn, Draft
attachment for harvesting or other
machines; w. Painter, BALTIC, Md
Machine for automaticall sealing
bottles; j. w Perry, Monetta, :. G.
Plow--tosk; w. III Prendergast,
Savannah, Ga Metallic packing; Il.
j. Richmond. Jr.. Eids, Tenn. Can
cutting machine; j. f. Schenck.
Lawndale, N. c., Threadwindlng
machine; j. Il. Shafer, Terra Alta,
W. Va, Car and pipe coupling; ii. r..
Smith. Richmond, Va, Rail Joint; q
A Studle, Hays, Ky, Planter and
fertilizer distributor; +. Thcilenger
dies, Memphis, Tenn, Carbrake; r..
w. Walmsley, New Orleans, La,
Attachment for lamp chimneys
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
Constitutional Convention


The opinion seems to prevail in
Richmond that the Flood bill for
submitting the question of holding
q constitutional convention to the
people, or some similar measure will
be passed by the legislature. There
may be some difference on minor
points, but there is substant tial agree
ment among the Democrats on the
necessity for a radical revision of
our fundamental law. There are
several methods by which this might
be accomplished, but the convention
method is that which meets with
most general favor. This important
work should be committed to men
chosen for that purpose and they
should be, if possible the ablest men
OF the commonwealth. 1t is essen
tial to the success of the movement,
that it be made a party question,
and therefore, it will have to be en-
dorsed by a Democratic State con-
vention in order to commit the party.
1t may be taken for granted, before
hand, that publicans, as a rule,
will oppose the calling of a consti-
tutional convention, because it is
presumed that some restriction will
be placed on Suffrage by the new
cnstitution. But, ifthe measure is
endorsed by the Democratic party,
it can be carried by popular vote,
because the Democrats have a ma
jority in this commonwealth.
1t is intimated that Office holders
as class, will oppose the call of the
convention, because they fear that
the number of officials may be re-
duced and some Of them may lose
lucrative positions. We cannot be-
lieve that such considerations will
influence patriotic Democrats to OPP
pose measure calculated to pro-
mote the welfare of the Common
wealth. The example of several
other States pIoves that our State
government might be made more
economical without impairing its
efficiency.
We are not so much concerned
about the method Of revising the
constitution as about revision itself.
The legislature contains many able
men, They may be trusted, after
full interchange of sentiments to
adopt the most practical and salts
factory method for accomplishing
the desired result. In 1896 there
was diversity of opinion on the sub
ject of constitutional revision when
question of calling a convention
was submitted to the people, it was
rejected by decided majority,
though many citizens earnestly fa-
vored the measure. Now thele seems
to be practical unanimlty among
Democrats and the outlook is
favorable for securing constitution
better adapted to the wants of the
Commonwealth:-Lynchburg News
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gest to our Australian neighbor that
he invite our brilliant brother over
to deliver a few lectures. We would
not be surprised to hear that DIR.
O'Keeffe has gono to Cuba or the
Philippines to disseminate the doc.
trine of MASONRY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
Fighting Resumed Next Nor
ming Methuen Reports that
the Attack was Well
Timed but Failed. Gal
liant Stand by High
landers-A British
General Killed
Troops Fall
Back to Sc
cure Posi-2
ton.


December 11,-Early yesterday
evening the guards of the Highland
Brigade moved from the Modder
river camp, marching in the night in
a northeasternly direction. The OBJ
jective of the Highlander's was the
eastern spur of the Boer position,
the Guards following the bank of
the river while the Yorkshire Light
Infantry moved along the river side.
just before day break; the High
landers arrived within 200 yards of
the Boer entertainments at the foot
of the hill. Un suspecting that the
Beers were in the vacinity, the
British were still marching quarter
column, in clos order when they met
q terrible fire from the flanks and
were forcedto retire with heavy loss.
A GALLANT RALLY.
The troops reformed under the
shelter of some rising ground and
and gallantly held their position.
Later the Gordons arrived, and the
troops gradually worked their way
until within 800 yards of the Bore
position. displaying the greatest
gallantry. In the meanwhile, a
naval gun at the Modder river, the
howitzer battery ard the horse artil-
leiy opened terrific fire, enfilading
the trenches and searching every
rtion of the Boer position. The
b er guns were entirely silent.
In the meanwhile, the Beers, on
ii e open ground directly in front,
noved with the object uf making q
flank attadk. But this was frus =
rated by the Guards and artillery.
The Beers recommended shelling
ia the evening, but no damage was
{ he. The British slept IN their
rs sition. 1t is expected there will
he renewal of fighting tomorrow.
Tie losses on both sides were very
heavy.
THE BOERs VERSION
Pretoria, December 11.-Monday,
An official report says:
"A battle at Modder river began
yesterday with cannon firing, heavy
fighting proceeding from $3.50 o'clock
in the morning until $50 o'clock
with cannon, Maxims ard rifles. A
bombardment began at 4:3O O'Clock
and the fight still continues. A bal
loon has just arisen above the British
Pr ition, where it semained ten min
utes anb descended. There were
heavy rains during the night"
At 9 o'clock this morning furthe,
leEort was received from Modde
RIVERA dispatch rider brough
word that all the Boer positions hat
been maintained rnd that IL British
prisoners had been taken. At 9:3
it was reported that the heavy can.
non fire had somewhat abated. Th
British are constantly using thei
balloon.
The fighting was still going on.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-15
Fine Bronze Turkies.

have fne bronze iurkeys--toms
$l75, hens $1.25. These turkies
are first class. Call or write at once
Mrs. JNo. p. GosR.
= Burke's Garden, Va,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-10
CITY NEW S.
Dipping tanks. whitney Company.

Rankin has more good real estate for
sale than any other real estate man In
Albuquerque,