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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
Sranfrig OF Chamberlain.

Vile rationale Stremme ualoer mag
tiot frem / tenne 3ib / 5ranfrig.
90 Gbdmberlain d Sfplben.
6ans Gale / 9eieelier meo ben tpoeIige
lruieI til 5rnnfris bur meo eet SIa9
b~suirtet en- itOrilaaet 9nigbeb | ben
~franife 8resie. III bette @ngIdnosbao
oil be for QjebIittet iaa iloe farne ans
tifsmittsr, bsr ier osrss niotareite 5erer
@uerin antIuset for 9sitOrrabsri,
tlogeIis benptte fig.
Z 8eputereitammerets 6reon9smooe
bolot ben nlsisrlfe Deputeret. 4ntiie=
mitten 6irmiu 6aure, Ell Gale, Der
baube baabe geb O9 alsr. 9an tr9.
psbs, at 6rantris MATTE MI, nnoer en9'
lambs Rob, 9tibe g~eiIisbeoen til at be-
fqife fit neutrality-suspicious.. 9ertil
ffulbe bl. a. Oprettelien al ct npt 6abel'
SpIiem, ubeIutttnbe / frantic 9anoe,
iiene, iaa man lite bsbeueoe at ip til
yonoonermsorelsllsr, for at faa llnoers
rstninser, os bet enbba f%aiife, ON Gill
Iinoen / Rolonierne. gbamberlains
Gale maatte, font ben lite par %oiiieiel,
bog opfottes iOm en- IruieI. Obi
Chamberlain ct aniparlie Winilter. 8
Gioe IfuIoe man ouerueie oenne 1tuiel
= Der it Wr. 6oure bra9enhe Slfalo
fra Ramrets Wleblemmer, ct Vttalo,
lom fittert bar lpot libt u%bebageIl9 oper
til ben anbcn Sioe al Runalen.
Saa irsmtom 5aure, Der er 6atolit,
meo ben nlminoeIige meu nidnbe Bda'
ftnrb, at be en9eIite, euangeIilfe Miss
ionerer / 9orbafrita par BEES IorfI9ote
Spiouer, o9 at be ioI9te Vaaben o9
Ammunition til be unbsr 6rantri9 bs=
renoe Nroberltammer.
5 bet belle taget er 5orboloet meuem
be TO samIe arueiienter paa bssse Si'
Der at 6anolen ubpre ipenot benne
lio. europa Tan snbnu faa sn sbes
IGeoenoe Rig. Ren 6rebsprotofoI:
len fra 8 aus sr 10 beuer lite unosr.
tssnet enonu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13

benz lanbsforuife. IA bliper 10 Gato-
Iiterne %eneraabenbe osiua | firteIis 9ens
iesnbe | 1T. 8aupbin. Veo at arres
itere 2arerne ie9er be at tutnge bisle til
at fi9e, at en- af MisiionGrerne bar fires
pet til Nmerita os beoet ON 6riesifibe
til at beIsirs IT. Daupbir q. = @n
Of MisfonGrerne bar nu / oenne Gags
qnItbnins maattet reiie til 9uusbifaben
for psrfonIis at fremitiae fig for @enes
r0Ien os faa bet belle fortIaret for BAN.
Oct Ter iaaIeoss mcrtt no. Meset
ltaar paa SpiI. Men Seir Der piI
pere ct fort 5rsmifeb for Dor Wisiion.
Oct pil iitre pore Diis Fon9rer Glib
pos 9eoniuser os 8riltne. 6er'et 9ius
pore Mislionarer ben rette Ylsboml
Wen Der fer ri tlarIis, buiIte grenss
Fer pore MisiOuerer bar at itaa |,
buiItet Ofier De %brin9er.
Ser ier ri, at en- uerosli9 6riitenbom,
inben buiIten Rsbet bar Rast, er en-
pGrre Wobitanbsr mob Misiionem eno
feIp bet tptteite 9eoenitab.
Os Der fer ri enoeIis tore 6ruster
Of Dor Wisiion. Obi bet er bog ianbes
Zig tort os uiier, at port arbeioe lite
bar peret for9aues / 5erren, at en- Jung
l6=lars sammeI Bise. Der sanife anoers
Iebes er Omsiust al uiabe!isbsoens euft,
enb ri bar nosen 6oretiQiug ON, bog er
tommen iuu Iunst, at bun beIer enb at
ouersipe. fig til Spnosn nil flpsts Os bs
/ Sfopen!
Sub pare priiet for buer lioen
6rust!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
G,effernes Sbitrnftion /
Iigsoagen.

Oct 9aar iom betenot op o9 neo
oenne yerosn. 6or ct Bar aar hben
elt Oct op for q 3etterne, ioet bet bas
uarenos eliris ungarnite Uilniiierinm
protlamsreos I'll Spro9iororoning, Doors
Deb f%attiii, 6Ssiterne osrss sssi eane,
fit Ousru9st ousr 9plten. z ON
6slse bsrai laueoe bet ipife HissoaSs'
partl en- uloenbersmt S~blirutiion; bets
Ueolsmmsr ialts o9 ialie op ao 899se
os neb ao Stoirsr, ultanolelist. ior
nsml q iaaleoes at binore 0lssoass:
arbeloet.
% belle Rissoasen par / ct Oprsr,
iaa at Wlliielet maatte tlltdloes.
Gnbslis bar Jplterne / aar naaet at
iaa SprosforOroninssn opbGuet lssn.
Nsn ubeIoi9uis bar be iuit o9laa
raast anuilt 9;etterne, bOiIten 9el, man
ltal saa, naar man nil isIre. Og nu
lauer oa 6S.tterne Obfiruttion - %
binorer ostpso be p~aatr9n9enoe nsouen.
oise 9ouiol flag ON Bnosettet os ben
elilis.unsarnite 6inansopsrenstomli ira
at TONNE I'll 6%orbauolIng.
Den e5sttiife Rigsoa9smano Brens
{ | uomarteoe fig | 6reodss uep al
bolbe Gale uasbrubt | 10 LINER; ban
lpnes lnaleb.s al baue lisnsnbe lalega-
or iom 1giteien S6oener bauoe 1897.
timber ilise LANCE Caller uanbrer be 90.
rlse Ri9soa9smGno no og lno, belsset
arti9t SnapstinSet OS penoer iaa atte.
tllbass Tor al bore ben iamme Caller.
Oct tan ogiaa Ipftes at faa tall aoltlI'
lice Meolemmsl | Ssun, meo minor,
ou Spetiatltt unoer 9aIen er for orc.
oeuenoe.
Meus belle bet uns'c5ettiife Yarti bar
beIultet at lane Oblrntiion, inotiI
Sproslassn Orcnes, ct Der sntelte dnor'
Gsstter, iom msner. at man aensoer
taber peo iaooant StiultIttert. Sel
lunes at funne p9rs noget bette 5t9'
lonnement. Ben - belle Sasen pionei
ON, / builten turlls shilling bet 6abs'
tutslte Monurti b,finoer iis. 6a ltsun'
Dag ialoer pei btle AlbeiDet iammen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
Om alt nn ale.

3ettpte Dompitib y0orri9"
er paa Veien til @ransuaal meo ipite
os bOuanolte SpsepIeieriter al bet
robe Rors" Tor at bl9lps goerne.
Rina o Sapan nGrher fig bln'
aneen. Man bapbe | Often n9rmelt
iqntt, at Ruslano piloe bsnptte fig al
9uslanos Rris | Spoafrita I'll al tlems
NE Rina llot mere; bette er bog lite
ftet;berimob bur Here at Sapans proni.
nsnts W9no opbolot fig en- lib / BE
Ting os fsrt 5orbanolinser meo Rinas
Rsserins - pei not ON en- Sammsns
lutnins. Baron Riibi, en- Wano,
Der / 10 2lar bar ueret iapaneiR Wlui
tier / St. PETERSBURG. % iaaleoes Ten
Der rusflte 6orboIo temmeli9 uel, anu
uonaunt til 5apans Winiiier / Betting
On lang Marfb. 9uis no9en
uil paata9e fig at 9aa i9ennem eonoons
@aoer, piloe ban p9re neot til al 9nd
1900 en9eIlfe DfiI euer Ilge iaa lanat
lom tuars ousr Norbamerifa fra Dem
gort til Gan francisco. Dette 9luer
os en- Soc ON, buor ms9et man ma eaa
Tor at beie en- iierre Del al gonoon =
ben lterlis Bp / gsroen.
@entral9uuernsr y btifo I
5tnIano, bar anmooet oct r%nslilfe 9rlass
miniferium ON, at bet maa bllue for'
buot bet linfe S%ataiuoners Wulittorps
at uofeie fiulte, patriotilfe Uulitnumre
ueb ofientIise qeiIi9beoer. @eneraI'
9uuernsren mener, at ben Slags Dfu.
ut opoatter 6ao o9 Bltterbeo bos bel
hnlfs 5oft moo ben rusiiife Hation.
Amnefti. Zen italienife premiG'
m%inilter Y~ellour louer, at, iaa mar
olienIi9 3o o9 Oroen er ffrst, ifaI au'
tor poIitiife 6orleeller oemte Sanger
Stalieis mango 6ansller, faa fuIo am'
nelti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13

beoosr bet, o9 idmtioig uotales. at Der
= trobs ale bornerte Nororer = heller
life er ben f~iernsite @runb til 5ullti9
beber mrusm Imeritn o9 3pitldno.
Serbelesbeo ba bet omeritonife Suin.
til Aerdrernss Sors, itaois timber Bel
I'll 1pitIanb."
Reiieren f9es at pare ualminoeli9
oprsmt / A%nleonins al Buoifabst, o9
Der Ifol auereoe pare unbsr Opiejline
en- tuIf.ameritanf Rommisf lion, Der lfal
orbne oae SnbfsrieIsia9er.
.Ioaeblatt" ansrttnber bet fom ret
3ioens lesn", at Praibenien / uben.
riespoIitittsn icrii btbanoler 5orboIoet
til 1plflanb. 0s ben o%iiicieie vNa.
tional= 3eitung" beiuarer Bubifabet meb
ben @llfuGroi9bso. at lpifIano fra fin
Sioe o9ian FUN enffer at iiaa paa ben
bebite COB meb amerltd.
Zen ipIfe lloenrissminiiier D. Sii.
I ON bar o9ioa label bore fra zig. 9on
bar eipet Associated Press Ser.
Iinertorrelponosnt en- MeooeIelie, buorl
ban uotaIer, at ban 6etra9tsr guolfabet
iom en- minosu9rhi9 GrtiGcins ON bel
iplf. ameritanits genitabs uoui,lin9; at
grefoentsns potms Orb bar an9aaenoe
be to Nationers i~nobprbes 5orbolo siort
bet sunitisite Snotrpt i 3piflano, os al
man tor pGre foruIsiet ON, Of be9ae
Barter narer be opri9ti9lte Belfarbs:
snlter for binanbsn. qlsnenos Ytrin.
ger er oIminbeIise | belle ben tpifs
grssis.
Men osiaa ben frantic sr til'reos.
RapuIis opsr, at Gbambsrlaiu bar fdast
en- oper giebst, iost Ule3inlsp sauife
bar forbiguaet alliance aIen. rDet
er aabenbart, at bet bpioe gus" unorer
fla oper aoloniminiiterens umaaoeboIone
SprOs." Os p5Ourual bes 0sbais"
bemGrter uittl9t, at bier stues ct burs
iiot, itarpt Guar paa be N%nltren9elier,
Der fra uisie 9o!b ssres for at frsms
lille Qmerita iom blot en- Wteoinoebauer
Of 5irmaet SObn guu d Co."
1pbsIisere Tan @bambshain life
snite fig bet.
Iiaise sr 6ron,ris tiIirsos mso lles
taIeIierne ON 5orboloet til bet. Oct
FANNIE gather Gitris'unsarn.
MeRinltp bar aliiaa bait 9ptte til al
fange os prsnte be rsite Orb = O9
yerosnsirsosns 5ntsresie tan bet fun
snftes, at Obj M mao omiettes I'll
@srninsSfrust, iaa ben a~abenbare Op:
poriunisme / PrGioentens Vuoltab Tan
pie zig usI bsgrunoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
aatolif 5afnltrt Straisbnrg.

Den tpits Rsserins lefler osnns lib
ouermaaos messt meo bet %fatcIite Sen
trumspnrti. Reiieren bar nemll9 I'll
6enliqt al uinbe bette for bet militGre
Budget. 3erior tales Der ON, at Ser.
lin nu ltal baus en- paueIi9 9esot - %
nps bar Reserinsen 9iuet Siuuoelie iii,
at Der ueb Straisbur9 uriueriitet opret'
ies ct t~atolit 6atul:et.
Ger iranits @eianot ueo paueboiirt
Der 9lort 9nbiiseIie berimoo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
Smfoitningerue ueo ct engelif
9agblab.

ut srunbe eft asbIao, fiserQonbonerblas
bet Git; Bits", tolter i De en9eIite Yros
uinsbper loo, 900 Yb. Stl., / 9onoon
minblt ESQ, 900 30. Gil geltribelie
af be foreIsbise l1osifter tan man regne
10, 600 3d., til Snuentar 1900 pb.
q be ferite to Nar fun Der lite 9sres
&ssnins paa noset Ouerlfuo. 5or
bsnne Yeriobe mao man altiaa paa 6orz
buunb baue Rapital / S%erebfab. Son
til &sbattsrer os Referenter, Detailing
for Gslesrummer os for ct 8ontor |
9onbon nil alter luse ca. 10000 9b.,
os Setterlenuinser en- Iise iaa flor
Gum. papir untases at tolfe 5000
90. ON aaret, Os 8ul, Gas iamt Hs'
paration Of Walfinerne 1900 3d..
4Isne be aurlise Oriftsomtofninser tan
man anilaa til 33, 800 go. Oct ub-
esr alilaa for to Aar 67,O00 %. Gags
ger man bertiI be forsIsbise llosifter,
iaa bliper Der n9ppe noget ti!ba9e at
AnIessfapitalen paa loo, 900 90.
Disie Gal salber iom Iast for prouins.
bperne. De fore lonoonerblaoes uos
glitter CT lan9t %iterre. Oriftsomtolf'
nin9erne for bet forte BIao, Zines,
beIeber fig til 5000 30. SterI. u9ent.
Zig, os vDailp Gelesrupb"s til 5000.
Bauoe Daily telegraph" os Daily
@bronicle" bar beres e9sn @apirfabrif
Os forbruser $500 po. gOstrptters
iparte ON usen. Gor fine parliament
tariite Giter,stninser betaIer Lines"
100 pb. SterI. usentlis, nStunbarb"
rs 3d., vOuilp Ielesrapb" os v0ailp
Nems" so Yb. De fore 9onooner
Motgenuuiier betaler aarIis 1900 pb.
for De &euterlte gele9rofbepei6er %
Aftenapiierne 400 pb. De @aser,
2onoonerpreslens 8ebattsrer faar, er
beie. Wen Nntauet paa BEN, Der nps
Der bisie beis @user, er lite iaa fort.
Gbefrebaftcrsn i vGimes" bar EN- Sage
paa 8, 900 Yb. SterI., / Daily News~
2 200 Yo. os en- COLLABORATION GOO
so pb. - Men iaa er 10 osiaa be
ltore Qonbonerblabes Snbt09ter ipas
renoe til llosiftsrne. 6or ct Auertisie.
asnt taeer ,9in3S"4 CD. for 80 Orb.
De ,SnotGster for Auertisiementer fful
beleber fig til 1000 Yb. SterI. pr.
Dag. Snrtaster for auertisiementer
PED be eurise fore 9onbonerblabe ifal
uGre meuem 10000 90. ON Dosen.
Gn bel Sibe tolter | Dolly GeIes
svupb" l57 9b., / Daily Chronicle"
1910 9b. os / Daily Rems" ITO ph.
SterI. 6or ct advertisement paa en-
balu Spalte tassr v@efminitsr Ga
s'tte" 20 3D., y@Iobe" % pb. %
.@cbo" o9 oStar" 80 Yo.
Suis be enseIfte Blade lite bapbe be
ubure Snbtpster at auertislementerne,
fuube be lite Ieperes M%bonnsnterne og
andre for en- pennp euer enbos for en-
balm Yennp pr. Nr.
Mpertislementerne maa | al Talb
batte Omtoltninserne for Tapir og
1rpfnins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
EFT GODT HJEr1 HAIR ALTID nUSIK.

ssau fA f s hr Rad til have 5000 PIAs0ER log $3.50 0RGltR oR endnn fare kan spMa
dem En- HONE MUSIC ID vi fde PhMsenf for tege til Ell pns som denm indfth .
|midhde kan afe. Ned den tan HYEAs0nnELST spns de yausketg este sylker koufst
dg krhlgo Toner som pa ct orgdi sper aHefekjendte Hymner og era sor HygFe g fnst
fol do gam1e do syRe e besvareiet nderhohir Sehkab mdD anSa Sci kkomVaRneret sang
.g er en- Glade hf B5nene. sp1hr over lm0sykkers son be kan yegei Eddnnderhgth In.
7trumnt Tnande al Anhefainger fra tlfedae kunder. "Sa meTet bedre end y yeamde.
empk Kaws med Musk sendes Dem pr EXPIRES we'd hodhgesen At s3OO Agenter Jener
renRe in hmtF slgsatkel SEM &c fnmHrke for ataog Atnser
STANDARD MFG. co. As vesey St, NEW YORK; p. o. Box 783. Dep. n 6
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13

9(npenO life laa mango Yenge
paa 2ampeglas; = anlfof Macz
betbs; = anlfai bet %2ampeslas,
Iom er laaet til OereS 2alupe.
aatolp9et anuiler.
Sfrip til Macbetb, pittsburgh, pa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-12-13
$3.50 pr. Sag iilfert.

Wamo liter apimosr, lille til at i9las, men I'll at
.aniats assnier; iah fiaois vIaos; $4,000
pr. War Iamt ale uOsiiier. = apaaiiosiist 5irma
meb bebie Rsfereneer. = Griarins er lite nsopenoia.
STRIP itrafs til u. ~. Ssnfsn,
State Manager, rinfoln, Nebr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-13
OCCUPATION GONE.
CpittShurC Prnssl

The march of progress has caused
many changes in the minor details OF
l+.,I-l-t.s4-.taf-t Il
slight interest to the general public. but
of direct interest to a class OF artisans
who are now fast approaching the 9th
el-lo-like condition of being without an
occupation. This change is the substi-
tuition of electric bells with push-but-
Ton connection for the old pull door
bells, which for many years and up to
within a short time held undisputed
sway. The wear ana tear on THIS now
antiQuated contriVance was very great.
and breakdowDs were so frequent that
a large number of men made n good
living making the needed repairs An
through the older sections of the city
can Still be seen the little shops with
the sign: ''Locksmith ana bell hang
or" but in a large degree their glory
and former opulence have departed, and
a new race of electrician MS shops
have risen in their stead Like the
shops. the proprietors also are dying
out. and doubtless within a decade or
less the last of the class will have run
his race and the quaint old shop with
its sign Of the door bell" will be only
u memory.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-13
NORTH CAROLINA
NEWS BUDGET
Grand Lodge of Masons Keeps
Late Hours
THE GIFT OF Mr.. BEN DUKE
Has Given oxford Orphan ASYLUM
More Thnn Ten Thousand Dollars
North CnrUIiun woman Favored
For MntrOn -PenItcntinry Books
lin Ind COnditiOn-The state Farms
New Halfway Commission.
(Special to Virginian-Pilot)

Raleigh, n. c., Jan. 12.-The Grand
Lodge of Masons was in session until
4:15 o'clock this morning. 1t was the
latest hour at which it mad ever adj
journed The length OF the session was
due 20 the discussion regarding the Ok
ford orphan asylum. There were two
points at issue-on whether the gift of
Rev. Duke, of Durham, ought to be re
cetVcd. as coming from Il member of
the American Tobacco Company or
trust: the other whether the matron,
who is from Massachusetts. and who is
laid Il salary of $1,000, ought not to be
replaced by a North Carolina woman.
The result Of the long discussion was
the adoption OF a resolution that it
was proper to receive the gifts Of Mr.
Duke. who has given the orphan asy-
lUm more than $1,000, and the adoption
Of another resolution that q North Car
olina woman should he matron.
The attendance at the Grand Lodge
WAS even greater than during the cen
tennal session. Il few years ago. There
VAS a brief session TO-DAY. beginning at
10 o'ciGch, and then the Grand Lodge
adjourned TO meet here again next Ian
ln1y-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-13
BENTON,

Edcnton, y. c., Jan. 1.-THE light
fan of snow that was on the ground
has disappeared from the effect OF the
rain last night.
We hear that a large saw-mll is
10 be erected in North Edenton after a
short time,
Mr. Tudor Wnslow, OF HEREFORD, is
in town this 4. III. on business.
Owing To the chanScabe weather,
there is but little building going ON
Robin hunters have been out in large
numbers during The cold snap. ana
have been successful
The cotton-mill people are hard at
work getting everything in good shape
Tor commencing work on the building
Mr. j. Frank Bateman leaves to-day
for Norfolk on business.
Miss Lizzie Skinner left to-day for
81 Mary'S School at Raleigh. and Miss
Annie Eond also left to-day to visit
friends in Baltimore.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-13
ELIZABETH CITY.
LYCEUM STOCK COMPANY IN
TROUBLE-PERSO
GENERAL.

Elizabeth City. n. c.. Jan. 12.-The
Lyceum Stock Company finished their
engagement here last night. and to-day
there was an attachment served on
their baggage for a board bill and
printing matter.
Any one having news will receive
many thanks If they will leave it at r.
t. Williams restaurant, or hand it to
the reporter while on mis- route.
a colored corpse arrived on the train
to-day from Philadelphia.
This paper was in demand yesterday.
as it was the only paper that gave the
pictures of Sharkey and Mccoy i'll the
ring. Place your orders ahead of time
and everybody will be served.
No reports have been received here
from the Neuse that are encouraging,
yet. The Newbern is running in her
place.
Mrs. Clarrie Bailey, of Middlctown,
Conn, is visiting friends ana relatives
here.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-13
Caught After Many Yc,rs

In April, 1890 John NJ. King, OF Pitt
county was killed by Il pistol shot.
During all these years his slayer has
avoided the officers of the law until
yesterday. Some gentlemen return
ing from Ahosllil, in HEREFORD county,
gave an account of the arrest of a man
near that place yesterday who had liv
ed there under the name of Geo. Tell.
~ Is said that his real name is Joseph
Kawles, and he was arrested and taken
10 GreenVille TO answer the charge of
Killing King. Rawles is said to have
lived in New York. working for Chas.
broadway Rouse. ana to have gone to
oklahoma. He has been living near
Ahoskil with his mother, who some
time ago went to Greenville ana was
recognized. Some one watched her
and Swallowed her home and so learn
ed the whereabouts Of her son. Local
detective work has been done by per
sons in Aulandcr and Scotland Neck in
working up the case recently. There
was a handsome reward offered at one
time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-13

The Cabarraus Cotton Mills at Con-
cord have declared a semi-annual divi-
dend OF per cent, and the Odeu Mill
a dividend Of per cent
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-13
"a AZ. sI An.

Halifax. n. G.. Jan. 12.-peanuts are
selling at zoe. fer bushel
The Me thodists- pnunded- 1hcir- pastor
yesterday. ana it was u nice surprise
to him
Rev. Mr.. Alternately preached a fine
sermon Sunday night.
Our free schools were given out yes
teroay and will begin Monday next.
we are waiting 10 see the election law
our Legislature viii give us-wr wan,
an everlasting one for Democracy
we woke up yesterday and found
snow on the ground.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-13

There is quite an exodus of colored
people from lower Robson gone TO the
Conway section. Some OF them say
they are going down there 10 super!u-
tend the cultivation of tobacco.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-13

AIR. Geo. NJ. Rose, of Fayetteville. has
accepted n position in the Office of the
general passenger agent of the Nash
vile, Chattanooga ana ST. Louis Rail-
road system at Nashville.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-13
THE IRON TRADE.
y SYNDICATE GATHERING UP
SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA FUR
NACES.
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Baltimore n, :. ~. .,,,
e-.,-,.,, 80 ne NN"' Oh
81 INDUSTRY IN the country, and
the increasing demand for the products
of the mine both in ,h;s cou,,,,. o,a
abroad ,r. h,,.,,,,. 'i'..'
az '''o iiiOs' gratifying ei-
'ee's upon IRON ana coal. the twin un-
foreground resources of the South. Men
ton has been made of tho .x,ardi,y
t,oda of cov.A...,
80, eo"i producers Win
0ou'h America, already assuming such
proportion as to excite misrepresenta-
ton ON the part OF those who have
hitherto enjoyed Il quasi monopoly. \
significant comment upon the situation
IS made in a letter to the Manufacture
eGs Record. from Brookwood. Ala. in
which Mr.. Frederick NJ. jackson writes:
We have SO much business now that
We are Destered 10 death To know what
to do with it, We have about rlacrd
our contracts for another year: in fact
We haSe greater demand far orr nro-
duct than we can supply The EXPORT
trade in coke 10 Mexico has grown 10
be quite large. The demand for coke
IN the Birmingham district is increas-
ing daily. If the present natterin~ CON
ditions of the iron market continue the
demand for coke Will be unDreCedcnt-
Ell. The price on coal has gone uD COZ
siderable and the conditions ;h1t con-
for many years past. The people i'm
the Birmingham district enter the new
yV1T With bright prOsUects anu TITlsh
hopes for period Of good times"
one of the manifestations of the inn
peius given the iron trade during the
past year. has been n conviction that
the furnaces in operation might not
be equal to the demand made uDon
thorl during the coming wear. Cousa-
qucntly. additions to existin,, plants are
contemplated and definite nlans have
been made for reVivng the opera lions
nf plants which have been idle for
many years. This is notably tho case
in Southwest Virginia. where several
years ago furnaces were built in adj
vance Of legitimate demand for them
as was afterwards dnuonetra.ad ri,
developments in the coal Ga1ie II, ti,,t
section have added to me certain pros-
poets for iron in the future hovn rn-
suited in the formation of weekly
sfisii.s4
OF these idle furnaces ana v.hicb -
nccotia ting for others Tor TN, n,,rnoec
of putting them in .hlast ana manurac-
turing iron on n large socaIa Aii,,d-
ing To this. n corresnondert If Tho
Manufacturers Record. Mt Roanni<n
Va. writes. "Tba mo-, al M ho,,1 ~:
this movement are men of indomitabIe
energy as well rs Of ample means. Tic
price at which they can now secure
these plants. the fact that they own
large coal mines and mako their own
coke. and the quantity and quality of
the ores within easy reach of tho fur-
naces assures the success of the on
terprise and gives promise of n great
development in all this section of the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-13

Nj. G. ". Tembleton. OF Amitv. clll-
tivated last year 65 acres of ground.
He spent $Sl for fertilizer ana made
on the 50 acres So bushels of wheat
800 bushels Of born and L. bales Of cot
ton. MIR. Tcmbleton and his bows ala
nearly all the work OF raising th- crop
themselves.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-13

a drove of 800 sheep passed through
Statesville Tuesday. They had been
bought in some Of the lower counties
and We're being taken TO the mountains.