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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-23
ELIZABETH CITY.
Revenue Cutter Seeking New
Dress and Repairs.
c'ss County, Virgini;t-An slipping
Couple From Norfolk hurried -
Personal News Sotcs.
Especial to Virginian-Pilot.D

Elizabeth City, n. c.. June 22.-This
morning i'll the Police Court w. Baker,
white. and Sam Jones, co,ored. were
fined $40 and costs for peddling without
IL license. John Brown, colcred. was
fined So and costs for assaulting n col
orcd woman, and bcirg unable to pay
the fine. was sent to jail.
u. S. REVENUE CUTTER.
The boat Boutwell,, stationed at New
Bern. arrived in port yesterday even
ing for the purpose of being hauled out
on Scotts railways to receive n new
coat of paint and re2alrs. The brass
band aboard attracted Il large crowd
to the wharf by diacoursing some very
fine music
Miss Carrie Cartwright and Mrs Cas-
sic Morr!sett after IAN extended visit
TO friends at ChapanOak, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. James ID. Weymouth. one of our
city's Oldest landmarks, continues quite
SICK at his home. on burgess street.
Upon receiving the sad intelligence of
the death OF his Srandtlther. Col. Lem
ueI james. of Mathews county. Va, Mr..
Gilbert James. q our city, left yester-
day for the former .llacc.
MIR. Z. V. Parker lelt yesterday for
Norfoil; and Northern cities on "a pleas
urc tour
Hon. II. G.. skinner. of lIoriford, spent
Yesterday in our city on professional
business.
The co!ored band ana hook and lad
der comnany were out on parade yes
terday afternoon and their new suits
attracted considerable attention.
Miss Helen Martin. one OF our mos;
charming Npuns ladies, left Yesterday
for Edenton. where she Will spend some
time visiting friends ana relatives
Several Gays a-o the steamer Ray.
which phys between this place ana Man
teo, Nays Head ana rihcr points on the
lover sound. was disabled and left al
Mantco by Captain Pearl. Captain H.
;. Owens WAS sent after her ana
brought her in port With co,ors flying.
She Will resume nor old route touchine
Nays Head every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Mir. Alex. Hedd and Miss Mary Lee
Cannon. Of Norfolk, were married to-
day in the parlor 81 Hotel Central. Rev.
DR.. Eeaman performing the ceremony.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-23
RAILROAD. STEAMBOAT AND MILL
SUPPLIES.
Norfolk Iron Works,
GEO. w. DUvAL & co.
NO. Is WATER STREET. NORFOLK

ENGINES. BOILERS. sAwMILL and
oil kinds of machinery of the most i'm
proved patterns. Also repairing al the
shortest notice. Particular attention to
steamboat work. DUVALS PATENT
BOILER TUBE FERRULES are tha
only perfect remedy fer leaky boiler
tubes They can lie inserted in a few
minutes by any engineer. and arc war
ranted to stop leaks.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-23
DENTON.
Especial to Virglnian-Pllot)

Edenton. n. c.. June 22.-Mr. NJ +.
Bond returned yesterday from bust
ness trip TO Norfolk.
After spending several weeks with
friends in Portsmouth and Norfolk,
Miss Maudc Harrell is at home again.
Mrs. Morgan and two children are
here on a visit to Mrs. Abram Bonner,
Mrs. Morgan's mother
Major Bond accompanied Inspector
General Hobgood over TO Plymouth
yesterday.
These are delightful evenings for
sailing, and the young people are TAX
ing advantage of them.
The Eastern Courier, edited and pub
lished by A. C. Horton, made it's ap-
pearance this morning for the first
time. 1t is a 24-coluhn 4-page paper.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-23
500 REWARD !.

We will pay the above reward for any
case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. S elk
Headache. Indigestion, Cousupation or
CostiVrncss We cannot cure with Liverita.
the Cp-To-Datc Little Liver PHI. when the
directions are strictly complied with.
They are purely Vegetable, and never fail
% give satisfaction. .5c boxes contain
100 pills. Zoe. boxes contain 40 Pills. &c.
boxes contain Is PMS Beware OF substi-
tuuors and limitations. Sent by mail.
Stamps takcn. NijlsNlTA MEDlCA !.
co, Cor. Clinton and jackson SITS. chi
cage. III. Sold by BuREONV MAR'rl y
" co. Noriolk. Va. je9-we. III "a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-23
THE NEWS FROM THE NORTH STATE AND IT'S CAPT.

newsy, neat and bright in appearance.
Success to you. brother.
Mr.. Frank Bend left to-day for Bel
haven to spend 4 few days with friends.
Mr.. Il. y. Pretlow. Of the Albemarle
Steam Navigation Company. is in
town this morning on business.
II. w. Waldrop. OF the Bay Line. is
in our little city.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-23
Eden.on. n. c.. June %. 1899

Edenton. n. c., June 90, 1899.
Editor Vlrginian-
Our townsman. DR.. IL. NJ. S. Cason.
after graduating at the Medical Uni
versity of Maryland and passing sue
cesSful examination before the Medical
Examining Board OF North Carolina,
has settled down to the practice of his
profession in this. his native, town. He
had had exceptional advantages in col
lege and hospital. and we predict for
him career of success.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-23

The Carrollton Hotel will have a new
manager to-day. Mr.. William Jordan
late of the McAdoo House. at Greens.
boro. will arrive. this morning to take
charge. Mr. Jordan is first-class
hotelist of long experience. and vii
doubtless make a large success of his
new venture.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18
NEWSOM'S GREAT FUTURE
A Mineral Belt that Has Only
Been Scratched Over.

The sale OF 100 acres adjoining
the Iron Crown, to Colorado and
Utah parties is a great thing for
this section, and idaho, and
Grangeville in particular. The
ground is known to contain the
celebrated Iron Crown vein, which
has been exposed in several places.
Your correspondent had IA talk
with Messrs. Mcleod & Campbell
ON their return to camp, and while
they were close-mouthed about
their plans they dropped quite a
few remarks regarding their modus
Operandi. ID. Mcleod is from
Utah and is thorough miner, hav-
ing had charge of some Of the larg-
est mines at Brigham and Park
City, Utah, and has had as high rs
600 men in his employ at one time,
and his connections embrace some
of the richest mining operators in
Salt Lake, while Mr.. Campbell,
has been connected with Grip
pie Greek mines for several wears,
and is u mining man of vast expe-
rience and has Colorado parties
back of him. They begin work in
the morning with two shifts and
will increase the force as rapidly as
possible. 1t is their intention to
sink deep shaft and explore the
lower contacts, and they seem con-
fident of finding larger and richer
bodies of ore as depth is gained.
The Iron Crown mill is working
smoothly and this week Superin-
tendent Walp intends to put on a
night shift and RIM the mine and
mill to its full capacity. He has
large bodies of ore exposed aud is
confident of astonishing the people
by the bullion output of this rich
property. Some of the ore is very
rich in free gold, visible to the
naked eye, and will run into the
thousands.
The Iron King is working stead
lily under the management of Sup
erintendent Watson and gives
promise of great results. Mr.. Wat
son is at Lewiston at present in
consultation with the directors in
reference to operating the property
during the winter. He is expected
back the last of this week.
All the placers in this section
are still at work and expect to
make big clean-ups this fall.
Geo. Shissler, who was injured
by tree falling ON him some 10
days ago, is out today and is on the
rapid road to recovery. HALE.
Newsome. August 18th.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18

and that everything you have
sworn to is false?' He answered.:
II have told it as it seemed to
me-"
Mary NJ. Shearer, wife OF the
former proprietor of the Palace,
was the next witness for the de-
Tense. She swore she knew moth
ing of the case other than what had
been told her by the child Dorothea
and her mother. Witness referred
to Vinegar in her examination as
"Charlie''. Her testimony bore
principally upon conversations be-
tween the accused and the mother
of the child, in one of which Mrs.
Chase demanded 5000 from Wat
kins as "hush money" Her evil
dence went on to show that an
agreement existed between Wat
kins and the mother, and that ac-
cording to this agreement he Wat
kins) was to pay her money daily.
Further, that Watkins had agreed
to raise her wages to one dollar a
day as chambermaid. Continuing,
she said that Dorothea had told her
that she had told this story because
mamma had said that she would
get some money from ''Charlie, "
who had $4,000; and later, that the
child had burst out cry ing and
acknowledged that it was lie, and
denied the charge that Charlie had
assaulted her. This witness was on
direct examination the best for the
defense since the trial begun. Wit
ness said in answer to questions by
the county attorney, after being
ordered by the court, that Charlie
had not always been treated as one
of the family. She denied that she
had given him her little boy,
Oscar, to raise, but said that the
accused and the boy slept together.
She acknowledged that she had
hard feelings against both mother
and child since the charge had been
brought, and that she further felt
kindly toward the accused.
Edna Shearer, the last witness
called by the defense, a pretty
child and large for her age, testi-
fed that she was IA years of age;
that she knew nothing of the case
except what had been told her by
others; principally, that Dorothy
had told her that her mother, Mrs.
Chase, had instructed her to tell
the story because Watkins had
$1,000 and she wanted some of it
to pay for her divorce. Judge
Scales, on cross-examination, de-
rived the evidence from the witness
that she had not first informed
Mrs. Chase of the alleged crime,
but that Dorothy had told her OF
the matter first. Further, that
Watkins had always been treated
as one of the family.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18
A New Band

Grangeville has a fine o..
band now, composed of Sam by
bour: guitar; w. L. Mace. h. n:l'
n. Chapman, violin andlleadcr.. II y;
Whitney, mandolin, and NJ =
Saxon, second violin. j. Til
has been selected as manager. Tss
company is composed of bows ah aue
town, each of whom is an art;s .ou'
his particular instrument. I p ~
the past few evenings they bsv w
been serenading their friends ,h ase
town, and have been cordiallw ~
ceived, for the music was g..
Mr.. Sack Paddle has been Az.
pointed business manager. ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18

for over that quantity, each pass
encer being allowed so pounds OF
baggage.
Mrs. Helen johnson and Mrs.
A. NJ. London took their departure
for Grangeville last Friday, their
future home, expecting to visit in
Lewiston few days on their way
out. These people are earnest
workers in church and good gov
eminent and will be missed by our
citizens. The News hopes they
will like their new location. Cen
esee News.
Math Lauer, of Relief creek, ar
rived out from his placer mines to-
day with a handsome lot OF gold
dust. the result of his seasons
work. He has been operating
these mines with great success for
several years past, and we are glad
to hear that the farther he gets
into the bed of the creek the better
the ground gets. He has opened
I'D the ground at the mouth of Re
lief creek with a bedrock flume, an
enterprise which has been tried be-
fore, but without success, as the
patience, labor and capital required
to carry it through to completion
was lacking.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18
FLORENCE NUGGETS.
General Revival of Mining Op.
erationS in the Old Camp.

General Revival or Mining OPP
erations in the Old Camp.
A petition was circulated here &
few weeks ago asking the commits
sioners to investigate all routes be
fore deciding where the road to the
Hump should start from. A great
many have been over not only tho
Florence trail, but all the trails,
and nearly every man tells us thai
the Florence trail is by far the
best, as the trail is natural grade,
and it is easier for their horses to
pack 300 pounds from Florence to
the Hump than 200 pounds over
any of the other trails. Since there
is such a good trail and nominal
grade doesn't reason teach us that
the proper place for the road to
start from is Florence and go by
the way of Koontz's place? There
can be first-class road built from
Florence to KOontz's for less than
$1,000.
Mr.. Flint, one of the original
owners of the Crackerjack, has just
arrived in Florence, and reports a
great deal of work being done and
a great deal Of good property is
showing up at the Hump.
Andy Henry and Mr.. Logan
have returned from the Hump with
their pack train. They are pack
ing for DR.. Sifton, principally, who
is putting in a full line Of goods at
Buffalo.
Jake Rice and Dave Fairburn
are late arrivals from the Hump.
Rice & Sherman have several men
employed doing assessment work
and they report some fine showings.
J. j. Bennett, representing the
DeLamar company, It'd, is in Flor
ence inspecting property. lie
seems very much pleased with what
he has seen, and we understand he
is trying to bond group of claims
here. We are informed that Mr..
Bennett is at present owner OF
property in the town of Florence.
All the camp needs is few men
like Delamar to take hold of prop
erty here and develop, without a
doubt, one of the best camps in
Idaho.
The Waverly mill is being fixed
up to start operating at once under
the management of Mr.. Herman.
There has been some very rich ore
taken from the shaft lately.
The What Cheer mine is soon to
have mill placed on the property,
and will work a large force of men.
Word reached here Saturday
evening direct from Capt. j
Woods, saying the machinery for
the dredge is on it's way, and in a
short time he will have II crew of
men getting out the timbers and
building the frame.
From the present outlook Flor
ence will yet be mining camp and
rank among the best.
August 14th.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18

mere rnefe y more eatarrh in this seetlnn Of a.,
country than al other diseases 60, OF The
me last few years was Supposed To- y,
pro,,anneea + tor great many Years docto ~
local re,oedi :. ioeal disease, and prescribe
cur re Mlth Local treatment. PRONOUNCED IL 70
c"ns,it,,, science has proven catarrh 10 he ~,
constiim,i al alsease aud therefore reonjres
INSTRUMENTATION. mn treatment. Halls Cafarrb Cmra
nhhillataetured by F. J. Cheney 4 Co Ta Iiufe'
Et = the ONLY constitutional enre on m m
drums ~ a axe, ,a internally In doses from Ten
~ ~ ail1 mucous surfaces of the sys,e,, " TS ,ie
U" .; one hundred dollars reward i6r an ,mes
mona, 10 cure send for circulars ana ,ess;s
r. J. GHESKY d 60.
Sold by drugu;sts s,o Toledo, Ohio.
mars Family PILLS are the best.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18

NUtce Is hereby given thai inc IuIV .a,,nn
county Warrants will be paid ON pIesehi.La',ng,"
70 tne County Treasurer at his once III ~.
idano, Idaho, and that interest on SAID w ,sao
rants VIII cease on the 2lst day OF August i''''
current expense fund, series 1893 wafianN
NO. 436 to 453, inclusive. ~
- General Road fund, series 1899, warrants NJ
" to l07, inclusive
Dated August IL, 1899.
GEORGE NJ. ROBERTSON,
County Treasurer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18

drom Tuesdays daily.
w. ID. Platt, of the Spokane
Drug company, is in town.
Charley Crooks is running a liv-
cry stable in Warrens this summer.
LATE Young has returned from a
trip to Buffalo Hump, where he
has some valuable property.
County Clerk darlington left for
Lewiston on Monday for a pleasure
trip. He will enjoy a well-earned
vacation.
A car of cross arms and five cars
OF poles are at Weiser for the Rocky
Mountain Telephone company's
line to Buffalo Hump.
Trains on the Boise, Nampa &
Owyhee railroad are now running
to Murphy, in Owyhee county, 81
miles beyond Nampa.
Stones Pain Not liniment for
sprains, aches and bruises, gives
quick relief. Sold by T. J Wright
at Right drug store.
The Teachers Institute will
commence next Monday at Mt.
Idaho. Prof. darlington will be
one of the instructors.
DR.. Bucks Celery, sarsaparila.
and Dandelion for inactive liver,
stomach and blood disorders. Sold
by L. J. Wright at Right drug
store. x
A report is circulating that a
Colorado man intends to put in a
cyanide plant at the Little Giant
mine, in Warrens, to work the tail
ings.
Or. Bucks Celery, sarsaparilla
and Dandelion makes pure. rich
red blood and clear complexion.
Sold by I. j. Wright at Right
drug store. j:
a receiver has been placed in
charge OF the Palace hotel by the
creditors of the concern. A bene.
hit performance was given on Satur
day night to the performers Of the
show, left penniless by the sudden
departure of Watkins, alias Vine |
gar.
Ed. Harnet was showing some
fine specimens of coal which had
been found by James Henslev on
the Clearwater, about six miles
from Nit. Idaho, this morning. He
says that the outcrop is about so
or 60 feet wide.
Tonight occurs the Harvest
Home ball of the Grangeville So
cial club. The committee have
lone everything in their power to
make the affair complete success
Now this is grand opportunity
o. everyone to turn out and en-.
courage the new Organization
Dancing will commence at $50.
F. ID. Allen, son of Albert Allen
md a promising young attorney
Who has opened a law office in Buf.
alo Hump, is in the city. He saws
hat his practice is beginning to
row rapidly and he thinks he has
elected a splendid field. His Of
ice is on the Norman & Cameron
ownsite, on the Ajax property.
Frank Coston, of the firm of Co.'S
on Bros, desires to correct an er-
or which occurred in the Pass /
ist Monday. The stage fare to Z
florence is So instead of So. and n
cypress rates are four cents for less
ban $50 pounds, and three cents
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18

A hniment pain that you can re-
~ ON is stones Pain Not, sold by
!. J. Wright at Right drug store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18

The soothing aud healing prons,.,.N
Chambeilain's Cough Remedy. it it, ~
TASTE and prompt and permanent cures y fdSs sIt
where. For sale by all druggists P''pie every
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18
Notice Of Application for Guardianship
IN the Probate Court OF Idaho County, stheo

~
In the Probate Court OF Idaho County, State"
Idaho
In the matter of the Guardianship OF tue Per
son ana estate OF Willis q Green minor, far
Order directing notice of application wv
guardihnship 10 relatives If mingf ..,
Mary l.. Green the mother of Willis u Gt 5shn
u minor child OF A. u. Green. late OF iu lis
county, state of Idaho, deceased, having tn is
day made application by petition to the fTop" ~
1ourt OF this county for the appointment nor
salu Mary l.. Green as the guardian OF the ~
son ana estates Of said minor. Aha
~ " hereby ordered and directed thai , n nj
ol said application be served on nll relaiiAss
baSa sn'a minor requiring said parties 10 said
cDcIote said Court at the court room " etc
court, ut Mt. Idaho, in said county ana oia'e'
Oh tne 18th day OF August, 1899. at 10 Gu ,hey
~. then and there to show cause, IL any nj
nave, why the said Mary L. Green shopd ~ y.
~ hppointed the guardian of the person anu -
i"Ie re- oi me said minor, Willis g, Green.
lSeai liw2t JOSEPH X. vlsCFHii.,.
PROBATE Judge In aud for Idaho Co., ids"s'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18
Quarterly Report of the Aud
ltnr and Treasurer o.
Idaho County Idok

To the Hon; Board Of County commis, ,o
OF Idaho County, Idaho: ''''h' oners
GENTLEMEN:--We herewith sphm,.
port for the quarter ending july & isao our re-
Auditors statement o warrant evn.,s
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18
COUNTY TREASU RER'S
STATEMENT.
QUARTERLY

Quarterly statement OF Geo. NJ Robertson,
county Treasurer, OF receipts and expendi.
| lures, apportionment OF receipts. and balances
| 3rd, 1899
|
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18

TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
X. d. Shearer, one time propri-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18

wednesdays daily.
The last witness for the defense
called last evening was Mrs. A. NJ.
Hannant, who testified that she
was housekeeper at the Palace.
The only information which could
be given by this witness was that
she had always considered Wat
kins a gentleman, and that Mrs.
Chase, the mother of the child, had
told her that she was making the
negro pay dearly for his action.
Court adjourned for the day.
TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18

expenditures =
Go war rc,fmd cur exp 1899 fund. ..,. 1868
Co war redmd gen road 1899 fund 49,, l64
Co war redmd redemption fund .. i935
Co war red sundry school dist fund . S6gs
Cash sent state ............. a096
Cash paid village of Grangeyille ..... 53l
Cash on hand ut this time .....,... 1921
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-08-18
County Warrants Redeemed.

GEO NJ ROBERTSON,
County Treasurer.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-26
q BOOM FOR SULZER.

- ULZER of New York has been lifted up before
the public Tammany's candidate for the
y Speakership of the House OF Representatives
II IS OF course known TO Suzer, to Tammany and to
all the world that he cannot be elected but he NAV
get the Democratic nomination. and that would carry
with it the leadership OF the Democratic party in the
House, with such small honors and emoluments as
may attach to that position.
The boom, we are told, was launched in New Yorl,
recently at dinner lasting until midnight. in which
Richard Croker, Edward Murphy. all the Democratic
Congressmen OF the State and host OF other digni-
tares OF the party present Croker acted as spon-
sor for the boom and is reported have spoken OF
Suffers readiness as public debater. OF his service
in the Assembly OF the State, OF his career in the
House OF Representatives and OF his fidelity to VIII
liam J. Bryan. The other participants in the feast
followed Crokers lead and it was a night OF glory
for Sulzer.
The New York candidate will find some strong
rivals IS contest with him the honor OF the leadership
10 which lie aspires. Bailey OF Texas is out OF the
field, but nevertheless. the South has three candidates
for the place-Bankhead OF Alabama, DeArnond OF
Missouri and Richardson OF Tennessee Each OF
these has apparently better chance than Sulzer for
the Democratic Representatives in this Congress are
mostly from the Southern States and therefore 4
Southern man is likely to be chosen Tammany, how
ever is very good at political management and it is
said that before setting up a candidate OF their own
for the place the Tammany leaders made canvass
OF the Democrats OF the House and found they have
a good chance TO win.
AS candidate Sulzer will represent straightout
Bryanism. Croker did not in any way misrepresent
his record when he described Suzer as faithful fol-
lower OF the Nebraska and the free silver star
In the days when Tammany itself was opposed to free
silver Suzer stood up manfuly for the Chicago plat
form II, then, the three-cornered fight among the
Southerners result in hopeless divisions the New
York man may win, and Sulzer will be in his glory
SO far practical politics is concerned it can mat
ter little who is chosen lead the Democrats in This
Congress. They will have but little to do in shapino
legislation is likely that anything their leader
can do in the House will have influence on the issues
before the country in the coming Presidential election
There IS, in truth, genuine leadership in either II
the candidates for the Office OF nominal leader AS
contest between Tammany and the South how
ever, the movement to elect Sulzer will be more or
less interesting and may be watched with some anuse
ment in all parts OF the country