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BELL PEPPER.

It's the incest in market. Mellow June
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Ketchup of.
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M. S. GARDNER,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
Literary Notes.

Lpplncotts for January has a story
entitled why / Did Not Become a
smuggler" by l.. G.. Bradford. who ls a
native Of Clarke county. Va, and IS
connected with the New York Tribune
In an editorial capacity, besides being
the correspondent I'm that city for the
New Orleans Picayune. His story IN
Llpplncotrs T. said 10 be an actual ex-
perience.
The Outlook for February has an H.
Illustrated article on Kplng By Robe L
Bridges. who 10 LIES contributor
'Droch." The same no. has an article
by Colonel Thomas W. HlggInson. en-
uued MY Literary NeighbOrs"
The February edition Of McCure's
Magazine IL said g be 70.cDO copies larger
than that OF February OF a year ago.
and tho January No. Is out Of print
with nearly 300 unsupplied subscribers.
This state Of things Is due 20 Kiphng's
snort stories which have turned out %
be the most successful fiction series that
the publishers have ever secured.
The Macmillan Company announces for
early publication Osuogorshs "Democ-
racy and the Organization Of Political
/ Parties" which has been translated from
the French hy Frederick Clarke. formerly
| Taylorian scholar in the University OK
| oxford. The work viii contain an intro
duction by the Right Hon. James bryce.
/ n T.. author OF "The American Conn
/ monweaith."
/ \ volume on the United States Naval
Academy. by Park Benjamin Is In course
u preparation BY G +. Putnam's Sons.
Among r. n. RusseTs new announce
| ments is shadow OF the Trees by
/ Robert Burns Wilson the Kentucky % l.
The United states Commissioner Oi
Labor. the Hon Carroll ID. Wright. ID
| preparing a special American edition oi
The Statesman's Year Book which
Nil DO ISSUED next month By the Mac
| milan Company. The same nrm Issues
| the third and concluding volume OF Pro
fess0r james Frederick Mccurdys His.
tory. Prophecy and the Monuments
which follows the History Of Israel uf
10 tho end Of the exile and the close u
the Semitic regime IN Western ASIA.
The March No. Of the Critic VII con
tain a frontispiecs portrait % Washing
ton. painted from life by Rembrandt
| Peale in 1875, when the latter Was
LAD OF IT, IL Is said 10 b. one Of IA
most satisfactory nkenesses Of wash
inxton ever painted This NO vii
also contain portraits OF Thackeray and
Dickens. and much other interesting
matter. both pictorial ard literary.
The New York Tribune says OF Mrs
Burton Harrison's new novel, Sooa
Americans: Foolish and vulgar anl
nl-mannered 20 the last desree are mos
OF her female characters, ana The only
really pleasant person In the look j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
An Abuse That should lie Corrected.

(Stauntun News)
our attention has been called 10 the
fact that the method OF procedure IN
ummoning Jurors from one part Of tho
State 20 another 10 try criminal cases
may work great hardship on those sum
m0ned. when Jurors are 90 serve In
their own county or city they have
several days notice. ana set their house
hold In order and make an their prepare
lions: but IN this other case men
are summoned between suns and hurried
of 70 "a distant city, 20 bo gone posi-
bly, two weeks, with no opportunity
whatever 20 arrange their business ar
fairs. Why should not the Judge DO re-
quired under such circumstances 10 put
the trial or for say a week or ten days.
and summon "a special jury. giving them
this time % get ready for enforced ABB
sence from homer Is there any reason
Why they should be Picked up hastily
that does not exist also In the case Of
ordinary jurors summoned In a regular
panei2 There are many Businessmen
whose business would be broken NO en-
tirely n they were taken away ga this
manner without notice or preparation. II
would seem that the statute governing
this matter ought 20 give some protec-
ton 10 men taken from their business 10
a distant part or the State n should
give them az Least a weeks notice 20 set
their Affairs ia order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

her hero-a southern gentleman Of the
old-fashioned type"
II f. published that the author OF
Lorna DO0ne" Is so unwell that his
friends are seriously concerned about
him.
Among forthcoming volumes announced
by the Putnams are new ones Of the coll
lected writings" Of James Monroe, James
Madison. Rufus King. and Thomas Jefter-
son. These include the sixth and con-
GLIDING volume OF the King papers, and
the tenth and concluding volume OF the
Jefferson papers.
Mr. Hail Game denies that he f. writing
a novel called "The Drunkard," and also
that he ever likened his own face TO
that OF the Saviour. Probably some one
has merely been trying 20 raise Game.
A volume OF "Tales OF the Malayan
Coast" written by Consul Wiidman, OF
Horgkong. is on the press Of the
LathrOps.
New Brgllsh novels announced are
"GIles Inglby," by W. T.. Norris, and
"Anne Mauleveror" by lota.
The March Century win contain the
first OF two articles by Major-Generol
Francis Y. Greene on the military ope-
rauons at Manila. which Will describe
the plans adopted 10 meet Admiral Ca
mara's fleet II II had reached the Philip
pines
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
THE LADY on THE nAr-PiN.

A Milwaukee girl. VINO was recently az
tackled by a bold. bad man. valianuS u''
,.nAea herself with a hat-pin ana com
,,a,e,v routed tho outlaw. The villain
nm he approached. said: NOW I've gov
you" hut no was unable 10 mako soou
his assertions. for his Intended N'eum
drew her weapon and iabbed him IN 'hs
face. .-,,...,
The maiden's assailant quickly reaii1ep
,hot ba had reckoned without his most
and he beat ID hasty retreat But oeioi'
~. ..caned the girl had badly puncturea
his face and caused him 70 howl Win
pain. ..
Am this may read Ike Joke but men
familiar with millinery paraphernaiia Will
understand that woman's hat-pln is ~
,,slgnlacant weapon. Its average length
ia Al least s inches. and the steel Is u'H'
ally capped with some metallic ornament
which offers an excellent Strip Tor the
hand. A suletto may be more romantlS
a.. an instrument Tor fiction, out the
business end OF a hat-pin answers al
nractical purposes. Armed with such an
appliance the bellicoss female may be-
come verltable unicorn. as II were. ane
when ones wife has such a weapon with
/ In reach. her husband would do well {,
make every possible concession 20 her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

II IS stated that COmmissioner-of-Ag
culture Koiner will appear before the
State Board OF Education next week and
advocate the introduction Of the study
OF botany and chemistry with special re
ference 10 their relation TO agriculture in
the common graded schools OF the state
lie thinks 20 teach the elements u these
branches would be productive OF great
good.
This Is a good suggestion and n practi-
cally acted upon 10 might lead 20 the es-
tabushlng OF a school OF technicoiosy
I'm Virginia. something that Is very much
needed. Our young men are greatly lack
Ing In technical knowledge, as is evidenced
by the fact that We feel the want OF
technical capacity OF almost every KIM.
as We have 90 70 elsewhere 70 oD'"lh II
or DO without ~.
Ar Koiuer. some weeks ago made an
other suggestion Of even much more I'M
portance aud wider application than tha'
10 which we have called ATTENTION anos
II was 20 have comprehensive invesllea'
ton o. and report upon, the mineral re-
sources of virginia, Whilst our noun
talns are ladened with minerals OF va
riogs kinds. We have never had' fihO'
professor ". y. R0gers's time, a seolosl
e,t survey of the state. ~ result Fo' ,
little is known ~ our vast resource N.',
consequently very little attention 10 W"
to them North Carolina. Georgia, lsh'
uessee ana Alabama. are advertised ilDe
rally through the Industrial Journals ~ ~
Inc East. while Virginia is passed 10y "'
though we had nc mineral wealth 20 a''
veiop when the fact -. we venture the
opinion that depoaits Of iron-ofe' Do 'sl
hemaHte and fossil, may be- t2end 10 NV
counties OF Augusta, Rockbr'dsee' an az
ghauv Craig. Roanoke, Bote.'u,t 3D. 49,
and Highland than there are 10 me st ,'.
named about which 20 m9en nas ,,1
written and published. Allegnany ~
pstb counties alone have enough aF1li.
s me-. iron-ors 10 feed nfty furnaces io'
one hundred years but rarely ls any re. do
s.,ence made 10 this material "ealth ever
by the local papers. g..,. al,
,borlties 70 encourages and pat into prac
,ic,t form hts suggestions. he VIII az
cor,rii.b an Invaluable benefit 70 th'
s,ate ana be- entitled TO the thanks o.
tbe people of the Commonwealth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

would suggest that Whenever an o.
plicaton a. made 10 the Governor Tor 'he
remission OF any hne or penalty, or 'or
pardon or commutatiOG OF capital punish
ment before acting upon II. That II hah
by law he made his duty 10 communicate
"A COPY OF such application 70 the attor-
ney of the Commonwealth ana judge OF
tho court in which the CONVICTION may
have been had. and demand their views
thereon. with their reasons why the same
should be granted or refused.
In case the application h granted, II
shonld be made the duty ~ the Governor
4, publlsh his reasons for granting the
satoe ACCOMPANIED 10y the communica-
lions from the judge or Commemorative
attorucv. in some newspaper in the
county or city in which the CONVICTION
may have been had. and In any county
iu which there Is no newspaper publish
ed ln the nearest county or city iherelo'
In communicating 20 the General Assem-
hlv the particulars OF every case OF nhs
or penalty RENTED, OF TeprhNe OF par
don granted. and Of punishment com
muted with his reasons for remltuns
Granting or committing the same" which
he IA required 10 do by section OF Aru-
Gle ~. OF tho Constitution Of Virginia,
be should also. by law. be directed 10 APP
pond the communications OF the uial
indigo and commonwealth attorney on
each particular case.
Thus Judge Nicou. OF Prince William
writes 20 the Fredericksburg Free Lance,
ln answer 90 a request for hts views
about the exercise Of the pardoning
power sc.
II has been the practice Of tho COVER
nors OF Virginia for many, many years
10 refer applications FOR Executive elem
ency TO the trial judge or Common
woaith's attorney. Judge Nicolrs second
proposition. II adopted. would be attend
ed with some disadvantages. II would
keep the officials In question In hot water
a good part OF their time
our observation and information r. that
as a rule. the pardoning power has been
wisely and conseryauvely exercised by
the executives Of this state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.

VI uoar has presented q bin 70 i"e
r,.,..d s,a,es seuats. which Is intended
% cure the evil Of deadlocks IL sena'o-
1,l elections. II provides that II no
person shall have received na)0f'D
after seven separate ballots In j'int 10
seubly. one Of such ballots. 81 I@Sst' nav
,,1 been taken on each Of seven separate
DAYS .he person who receives piu'a.i's
~ All the votes cast on the next oaiiot'
or n there be no plurality, on the h'sl
sst,.eqoept ballot where any person shSii
bav. a plurallty. a majority Of al me
roorobers Of both houses being present
ard voting. shall b declared duiy elec'-
ed"
This proposition Of Mr. Hoars u impo'-
tant. chiefly. as showing that tho res'iF'-
ness Of the people in many OF the ota'es
bss becous known even 70 the ageo
r,A,obsrs Of the Senate. and that some OF
them are willing 70 admit that the pres
ant yvstsnn Is not lrreproachsbls. But no
such halfway measure as MI. hosI
will meet the demands Of the OCCASION
The true remedy for the evils attennhh'
upon the election Of senators b leslHia-
lures is 20 amend the Federal Consutu-
tiop 20 as 70 elect senators Just as We 90
governors. Nothing short Of that change
will satisfy public expectation. Let mo
Ousvs ana Platts and HSnnss 20 before
the people and AK their votes. 1t them
atufnp their States with their competitors.
Haff.Fr fhHffer nos rf
citizens take the place OF eiecuontti-
lng-snd sometimes worse thinEs--in
legislatures.
Though ys cannot approve MI hoai
scheme. we are glad be his brought u
forward. II Is a recognition OF the Iacl
that the American people arc dissA'' sii''
and Disguised with the existing seha'o-
rial election system and that they are
demanding a change. in time We uuS'
A., 10, will see that the amendment 70
the Constitution the public WISH " ''O'
.,ch q one az he proposes but huch ="
-. a, has been three times endorsed ny
a. ttouaa.-an amendment taking from
,bo ieglslatures and giving 20 the peop'e
a., ..o,,,cr and privilege OF elecung sena-
tors in Congress. Virgin'as enute uo'e.
cation in the House recently put i'sei,
unon record az fayoring that change ana
wo helieve the time viii never come "hen
any OF them will repent his vote on 'hi'
question.
II "a said that Sir. Hoar IS preparing 70
make a big speech on his proposll'oh'
cod IIe is an able and painstaking
man. Doubtless he win dive deepiy in'0
the subject. lie has but 70 examine tns
record 10 find that some OF the most as
ungulshod members from Virginia IN 'he
Federal convention which framed the
Constitution ardontly opposed the system
mat was adopted. preferring that sen"'
tors should be elected by popular votes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
THE DIXIE PARTY.
A Letter from Mrs. Dixos, Touching
Their Experience.
Cape Charles. Va. Febnary 2, IS

Cape Charles, Va, February y, 1879.
To tho Editor OF the Dispatch:
Please allow me to correct the mistakes
Of the article. Dixon Party Safe" OF
February 2ist. We were anchored on the
fats. where no boat Of deep lraught could
reach us. Our stay was, ~ course, un-
expected. and We did run short OF food
and fuel. We burned boxes shelves. and
decoys We never put up a distress sig
nal. thinking each day we could got on
the next. Friday we concluded We would
try 20 walk ashore to the beach aud walk
down 90 the island. The fog had rotted
the ice. and owing TO the tides not falling
OF course we broke through. our captain.
an experienced guide. would not have
gone had there been any danger. / think
n prize is offered for tho first plunge %
the season North. so why haven't we the
same rights in this part OF the world1
We went back TO the yacht. and Saturday
morning the crew from Cobb's Island
IAfe-Saving Service came On surf-boat
for US. They brought coal and wood for
tho crew, who remained aboard the Dixie.
The men dragged us over the Ice for
several miles 20 open water. then they
rowed US 10 the station. where We we're
royalty treated. I can't say too much IN
praise OF the brave men who are stationed
at that post. Every day during tho re-
cent cold weather besides walking the
beach. they rendered assistance 90 some
disabled vessel or crew They would have
brayed any peril 10 reach US had We
showed our distress signal. or had they
known We were short OF food and fuel
Trusting you viii kindly publish the
above. l remain very truly,
Mrs. THOMAS DIXON, Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

"The Southern Society Is not exactly the
organization that We should have looked
10 TO Introduce the Chinese Minister as
the guest OF honor az its annual function,
and 10 applaud with zest his appeal for
the modification OF the laws restricting
Chinese Immigration into this country
Yet this IS what took place al its late
brilliant dinner"
Wei, that Vas rather curious per
Torrance. But none thu less, ne are
surprised that the Times Is surprised that
any one should object TO Chinese or any
other sort Of immigration into this eoun-
try. seeing that the Times advocates our
assimilating at one fen sweep loeoto'
Of Malays. Celestials. Negritoes, and What
not. In the shape Of representatives, Of
the inferior races.
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.-.,,r, uaniei and Martin are 20 be
commended and congratulate Jog
t,., to vote for the s0-calied treaty on
trst was ratified on Monday 20
-, IA the faintest shadow OF DOUBT ~
"a 4, relation 10 the future attltlo7
~ tbts country toward the former Coio-
49, ~ sraln in the Eastern Hemisphere
srte VAR with Spain was "a righteous war
a., a. frceufiou. which was Waged Ia ths
.eroo ~ liberty and humanity. Inc
treotv bv which that war technically emo
"a on Monday afternoon should nave
Ia the matter clear, beyond DOUBT or
cayu that the United States woulH NOT
hermit is original purpose 70 De trans.
formed into a policy OF conquest @iip
self-aggrandizement. In thl7 iH7 800
was slngularly lacking, ana every ellDl'
~ Vs. made 70 induce the admlnistfa-
~, IN forecast is policy IN the Orient
rroved a signal failure. The senator's
Who under such conditions declined 70
abrogats their once and make william
MCKINLEY fhe trustee Of their integrity
and good faith acted the part u patriots.
and deserve the applause 81 al syDd
citizens II T. an honorable distinction
and a tribute of merit that they are being
bounded and denounced as traitors -
that section Of the press Of the country
that Is recognized as distinctiyeiy mef-
cenary and yenaL 30 Tar as the people
~ Virginia are concerned, We believe
that they endorse the course 81 tneif
senators in this matter with practical
unauimity We except, a. matter 81
course. those who hold office under thf
FEDERAL administration. OF who may b. IN
como way identified with that fearfuly
ana wonderfully constructed piece Of ne
chanism known IS the Organization" 81
The Republican party Ia Virginia These
people probably mean as Wen as any
body else. but owing 70 their peculia'
situation. they are not expected % know
whether II Is befaTs breakfast Or after
supper until tnsy have first heard th'
clock strike Ia Marx Hanna's dining
room.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

The two leading Republican factions in
Bahimore-represent by ths Union
League and the Columbian Club-hage
gotten together, Il appears. AT a con-
ference Of delegations from the organiza-
tons referred to. held Friday afternoon.
II was agreed 70 support Mayor Master
unitedly ana heartily for denomination a.
the coming primaries. This sounds the
death-knsn OF ths Hooper movement, says
the American
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

With its last issue the Orange Observer
entered upon the nineteenth year Of its
existence. In announcing this fact, the
Observer says that II has long since pass
ed the experimental stage. and has be-
come al indispensable fixture in hundreds
Of households throughout the beautiful
section OF Virginia IN which it Is publish
ed We can well oreait tina statement.
The Observer is a thrifty. newsy, wide
awake payer.