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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN CO
ATTORNEY-GENERAL's REPORT.
Proceedings Against Alleged Monop-
O1ies-Larger Salaries for Judges.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December g.
Attorney General Griggs, in his annual
report to Congress. reviews the work OF
says that application Is occasionally made
10 the Department of Justice TO have legal
proceedings brought In the name of the
United States against corporations or
combinations Of companies that are al
legged to be engaged in forming or main
tanning monopolies or agreements in re-
streint of trade competition.
such actions." the Attorney-General
SAYS, can be maintained only when the
offence comes within the scope OF the
Federal statute. The only Federal legis-
lation against combinations in restraint
OF trade is contained In the so-called
constitutional right 10 supervise, direct,
or interfere with the transaction OF ordi-
nary business by the people OF the seve-
raj States, unless such business relates
directly. and not incidentally, 10 inter-
state commerce, and such has been the
decision OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States.
an all cases where the facts presented
10 the Attorney General capable of legal
proof have established satisfactorily
such an agreement or combination in re-
straint OF interstate commerce as Is con-
templated by the Sherman act. legal pro-
coedinks nave been taken by him, IN the
name Of the United States, either 10 dis
solve the combination or to punish the
offenders by Indictment"
The Attorney-General recommends in
crease OF the salaries of Supreme-Court
justices TO $4,000 year: of Circuit Court
Judges TO $1,000 a year and OF the district
judges 10 $3.50 a year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
AT NEWPORT NEWS.
CHARTER GRANTED FOR BIG
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OBJECTS OF The CORPORATION.
VIII Commence Operations mt Once
An Interview With n Director
Abattoir Entcrprfse-Two Meet
fngs-The Exports for November.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. December b.
folk Transportation Company was char
tered here to-day with capital Of $780,
COO The object OF the company is to carry
passengers, freight express. and mails
between Newport News. Norfolk, Ports
mouth. and intermediate points, by wilt h
1t Is believed that Old Point Comfort and
Hampton are meant. The officers OF the
company are: Frank W. Darling. OF
Hampton. president; William B. Randall.
OF New York. vce-presldent; j. VI. vii
liams Of Hampton. secretary and tres-
surer. The directors are the above and
John Il. Kimberly, of Old Point: w. w.
Woodward, OF Hampton; James McMena-
min and Robert Mason. both OF Harnp-
ton. 1t is learned that the company pro-
poses TO operate three steamers, and win
secure terminal facilities here. 1t Is be-
lieved that the organization OF this COM
pany is the preliminary step TO the eN-
tension Of another big railroad to New
port News.
Postmaster John b. Kimberly. OF Old
Point. when interviewed tonight, said
that the company proposed 10 commence
operations at once, and that three steam
ers would be put on the route between
this city and Norfolk. AS far as he knew.
the steamers would not touch at Old
Point and Hampton at first When asked
IL there was any truth i'm the rumor that
larger interests were behind the COM
pany, and that possibly railroad had
something TO DO with 1t. Mr.. Kimberly
said that the enterprise was an important
one. and that II meant business. He knew
o., ftraal LainO ipfprt 4 ed
in the project. Mr.. Randall is secretary
and treasurer of the Hampton Roads Ho-
tel Company. owners Of the Chamberlin
Hotel. and also secretary Of the knicker-
booker Trust Company. large financial
OF New York
The directors of the Newport News
AbattOir Company held meeting mere
this morning. and decided to go ahead
with the work on the large buildings OF
tho plant, as the company Is now in po-
sition TO proceed without interruptions
Some of the material arrived here to day.
Those present at the meeting were Pres
ident L. S. Palmer, Treasurer j. Bell |
Austin, Secretary W. H. Smith, Arthur |
b. Huey. and DR.. L. Filbert, all OF Phila- |
delphia. Pa, and Director G. n. SchmelZ, |
Of this city.
The directors of the Newport News and !
Old Point Railway and Electric Company |
1eld.a meeting at the Warwick Hotel to-
lay. also. Some Of the directors Of this
company are directors I'm the Abattoir
Company. Whether or not there was any
in the two meetings at the
;ame place and time could not be learned
The exports from Newport News in NO.
,ember were valued at SlO4,ll2, whcn
vas 1892, S21 greater than in November,
8s3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Grand Masonic Ranouet

ALEXANDRIA,, VA, December g.
Gpecial) are being made
here for a grand Masonic banquet and
reception Is be held on the eve Of the
centennial ceremonies at Mt. Vernon
December 14th The banquet Will be
served in ArmOry Hall and will be given
by the members of the local Masonic
fraternity in honor Of the Grand Lodge
Of Virginia, which. at that time, VIII
have begun it's annual communication in
this city. Among the distinguished guests
will be the grand masters for the va
riOus States. excepting Pennsylvania.
which. for some unexplained reason, will
not be represented. No pains are. being
spared 10 make the occasion a great suc~
cess. A new floor, costing more than
500. will be laid in the spacious hall. A.
music stand is to BE- erected at the en-
trance ana excellent music will be en-
gagged for the occasion. DR.. William NJ
Smith is chairman of the Masonic COM
mittee on arrangement for the banquet.
and Mrs ]. T. Alexander is chairman Of
the ladies' committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06

parties Interested. The cases were, there
fore. dismissed from the docket. 1t wa
alleged In each case that the fre caush
from sparks from the conpany's locomo
tivcs.
Judge u. A. Hancock held n session on
the Circuit Court here to-day, entered
several DEGREES. and heard argument III
a case from Sussex county.
The Board of Directors Of the Rich.
mond. Petersburg and Carolina Railroao
Company met hero to-day. AFTER pi'sl
session, however. and without ttansac'
Ing any business Of Importance, tne poa.u
adjourned, and went over to Richmohu "
hold n session there.
The builders Of the bridge across the
Appomattox for the Richmond, fetefS
burg and Carolina railroad nave hau
great trouble In the construction CT oi'c
of the piers on the south side IN the
river. 1t is said that several thousand
dollars have already been expended IN
endeayoring to secure foundation Ior
this abutment. The water Is deep ana
rapid and the bottom is soft sand. All
of the other piers have been completed,
and the bridge iron is all in readiness.
slight fire occurred this afternoon
In house on Short Market street. oecu-
pied by colored family. The fire caught
from a stove and was extinguished De-
Tore serious damage had been done.
The weather Is freezing cold to-day, but
business is active. The receipts OF to-
bacco are very heavy. and the ware
houses are crowded with sellers and
buyers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
PUT IN BLAST.
A Large Iron Furnace mt Radford-
snow.

EAST RADFORD, VA. December b.
Special. 1.-THE large iron-furnace OF the
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Company
was put in blast here to-day at o'clock.
the appointed hour for touching off the
fire. a number Of prominent citizens had
gathered at the plant. and after prayer
by Rev. w. 5. Ballard. OF the Christian
church. Professor George " Miles, or
~. Adams School. made a brief address,
congratulating the eli liens Of Radford
upon the starting Of the huge plant and
on having such n successful business
man as Mr.. Henry f.. McWane as general
manager Of the works. Mr.. James Dwanc,
manager Of several furnaces for this
company, then handed the torch 10 Mrs
Henry II. McWane, who touched-off the
FIRE and named the furnace Theresa. This
furnace was built by the Crane IRON
Works I'm 1893, but was never completely
finished, the present owners having spent
several thousand dollars on its compile
ton. 1t Is numbered among the best
furnaces owned by the company. 1t is
the tenth furnace to be put into opera
ton by the company, and IL is consider
ed one Of the largest single furnaces in
the South.
There has been a sudden change in the
weather here within the last twenty-four
hours, and the ground was covered with
two inches OF snow this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
TROUBLE IN SOUTH AMERICA.
me Plague spreading-Wars and
RumOrs of Wars-Trade suffering.

Correspondence of the Associated Press }
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, November % 49,
Passengers from the west coast of South
America report an ominous outlook In
connection with the spread of the bubonic
plague. There seems little doubt that the
epidemic is slowly but steadily working
westward in South America.
10 thlS dangerous plague is added the
general condition Of political unrest in
all the western republics of South Ameri-
ca. chile Is on the eve of a financial
crisis, and possibly of revolution. which
has only been postponed and not averted
Dy the governments reduction OF the is
sue OF forced paper currency from $4,000
VvO TO 10000 600. In Peru and Bolivia Sc
Ilous revolutions are going on. These are
olsorganizing trade. Ecuador is in a con-
uluon or incipient revolt against the die
tatorship OF President Eloy Alfaro. and
a strong revolutionary movement directed
by the clerical party and supported by
a majority of the people. is said to be i'm
course of organization on Peruvian soil.
In Colombia civil war is raging
The plague and the wars are reacting
seriously on trade and industry. The most
significant indication is the turning back
ward OF the stream OF English. German.
and other European commercial travel
lers. The coast trade thus far has suf-
fered little. but from Chile TO Colombia
internal trade is almost paralyzed and
the steamers are sailing with little or no
return freight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
The Thought of Christ
mas Books Calls You
to This Store.

The thought Of the great ocean of a
past worlds thoughts. concentrated as
from the limitless rivulets of mems
minds, CAL you to the store. The thoughts
OF the little tot that sings TO its play
kitten:
RAISE your heel and point your toe,
Keeping time to the tune you know"
must bring you to this store for Books.
Counters and counters heaped with
Books. There are quaint and queer little
ohildren's thoughts, in bright colorings,
and you can start In the price for the
newest publications at &C.. and as high
as any you can want.
Children's Books, with Maud Hum
phrey's NlustTs tons, for CO. SSc., and
slB each.
Sunday Books. very much like Chatter
boxes, With numerous Illustrations.
for 5Sc
Complete Mother Goose, with colored
pictures. for % and 59c
Father Tuck's Painting Books. 10, 10,
and &c.
Cut out Picture Books Of Children
Cats. and Dogs. ere. for 5. 9, 12lb and
Ec.
Bright Colored Picture Books. in linen.
for and u l-2c.
Children's Linen Bound Books. such
titles as Lives of Presidents, Mother
Goose Swiss Family Robinson, Wood S
sons Fairy Tales. Water Babies. etc.
for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06

The Methodist church I'm Emporia to-day
was tho scene of beautiful midday mar
rage. Rev. VI. y. Davidson ofiiciated in
his usual happy style. and the wedding
march was artisticaliy rendered by Mrs.
j. j. Taylor The eQifice was lastly dec
GRATED with evergreens. The contracting
parties were Miss Rena Wyche the ac-
complished daughter ~ County-Treasurer
Benz. W. Wyche, and Mr. w. II. Hayes
a popular young machinist Of Norfolk
Tho bride was becOmingy gowned, and
the groom wore the conventional suit.
Miss Lila Wyche, sister OF the bride,
was maid Of honor and Mr. Charles
Hayes, the bridegroOm's brother. was best
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Decorated Salad Bowls,
&c. each.

Decoraied Bowls and Pitchers. 75c.
Wedgewood Tea-Pots, Sugars, and
q Gamers. 81 20 each.
Austrian Vases floral designs, 25c. each.
French Bread-anc- Butter Plates. Zoe.
each.
English Porcelain Decorated Tea. Sets.
containing 50 pieces. for slSj.
Toilet Sets, complete with SIop-Jars
Sis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
UtMPDEN-STDNEY.
Glass Orations-Road improvements
sfcndy Progress.

HAMPDEN- SIDNEY, VA, December
5.-(SpeciaL)-Th second section Of the
senior class delivered orations last Fri
day and the third section on Saturday
afternoon. The speakers and their sub
jects were as follows: J. c. Eley, SUI
folk, 1.-THE Age Of Pericles"; G.. G. Jun
kin, Christiansburg. THE Battle Of
Waterloo" j. A. Sydenstricker. Monroe
county, w Va, 1.-The Scholars Influence
on the Nation; r. c. Fugate. Abingdon,
ambition; r. ID. Gillian, Pamplin City,
americas Attitude Towards England ;
T.. g. HerndOn. Shreveport, La. "Amerl-
= cas- Future in the Far East; j. W.
Hooper. ~, Christiansburg. THE Ruling
| Passion: r. y. Jones, Smithyille, THE
| Heroic Element in Life; l. 5. Epes.
! Blackstone. "a Vindication of Secession
/ of Virginia-Her Right; J. NJ. Kelly
| Abingdon, "The Referendum" J. 5. Kuy-
kendall, Romnsy, w. Va, Political
/ Upheavals": j. T.. LOWery, Norfolk,
Virginia, Our Mother. We Honor Thee /;
X. A. Moore. Hampden-Sidney, Some
Elements Of Success" 4. J. Payne, Chat
ham. 1.-The influence OF the Negro on
American Politics.; Micheaux Raine,
Danvile 1.-THE Infancy Of the American
Republic; J.. II. Richardson, Farmville,
1.-The Claims of the Age on the Young
Men Of To-day: X. :. Stokes. Farmyilie,
Edmund Spencer" f. NJ. Eversole,
Rural Retreat. intellectual Progress In
the United States: J. f. Triplett. Dur
fields, W. Va, ECHOES from Dixie; \.
s. Caldwell. oxford, n c., Some Traits
Of the Southern Negro" The speeches
were generally creditable. and some of
than eloquent.
Large piles Of rock are being
accumulated from the adjacent fields
at two points, nearly, one on the
edge Of this village and the Other two
miles distant nearer TO Farmviie, and II
is thought that enough VIII be IN place
in a week or two to insure tho immediate
completion Of the macadamized road for
three or four miles from this place. The
weather has continued beautiful and the
county roads excellent. Farmers hsve
made good Roadway with their work. are
getting satisfactory prices for tobacco,
and are better prepared for the incoming
winter than usual 1t is the opinion o.
those qualified TO judge and who are cog
infant of the facts that the financial con
dition OF the people Of this section of Oh
State Is gradually and percepubly. thong
slowly, improving. Farmville. It's mark
town, is growing by leaps and bounds.
Few places I'm the Commonwealth can
show signs Of such manifest improvement
within the past five years. which must
indicate some steady prosperity In the
surrounding country.
The faculty and students of the college
have received a courteous invitation from
DR.. Robert Frazer of the Farmvile Fe-
malo Normal School, TO attend a lecture
on Southern Letters" to be delivered
before that institution next Friday night
by Professor Charles w Kent of the
University OF Virginia, which is highly
appreciated, and will probably be accept
ed by a large contingent from this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
THREE SENATE CAUCUsEs.
Independents TO Act with Democrats
in Organization Matter

WASHINGTON, December 5.-Three
caucusos were held in the Senate end OF
the Capitol to-day. They were under the
auspices, respectively. of the Republican.
the Democratic. and the Independent SEN
ators. the last-named including the Silver
Republicans and the Populists. The bush
ness OF each OF the meetings pertained to
the filling and reorganizing of the COM
mittees, and I'm each instance the detail
work was referred To special committees.
Senator Allison presided over the Re-
publican caucus. and Senator Jones, Of
Arkansas. was elected chairman Of the
Democratic caucus. The Independents
agreed TO act with the Democrats in the
organization of the Senate. a proposal
was made In the Republican caucus for
two new committees on Cuba and the
Philippines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
The Christmas Cards,

Calendars. and Booklets have a showing
here as are worth seeing. even If you
are not buying
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Here is a Good Bit More
Handkerchief Christ
mas Than Rich
mOnd Has Ever
Seen Before.

some or these pricc-wonders Will not
be here near unto the holidays.
Mems Pure Linen Embroidered Initial
Esmsll tckod Handkerohisfs. a box Of
FOR 75c.
$50 dozen Mons Fine White Hemstitch-
ed Handkerchiefs. in any width hem,
you can pick BandkeTchiofs worth
Zee. out OF this lot, Tor DC. eacn.
ladies' Fancy White 'Scalloped Embroi-
dered Hsndkerchiefs for &c.
Ladies' Sheer. Fine Pure Linen En-
broidered Initial Handkerchieis. worth
&c. for loo. each. or Sl.75 a dozen.
1,270 dozen Ladies' Prettiest Lace and
lcmbl oidered Handkerchief, that sell
Tor IL 10 2oc., choice II l-2c.
Some of the finest 30 to Soc Handker-
chiefs are selling here at l9c. each.
$50 dozen Ladies' Lace-Trimmed Fine
White Hemstitched and Embroidered
Handkerchiefs for sc.
Mems Best 70 &c Fine White Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, &c. each. or 3
Tor Zoe.
100 dozen Ladies' White and Colored
Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
most of them cost 7c. choice &c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Sfrucl. N Woman,

Justice Lewis of Henrico. held court
yesterday morning. Dan Waters was be-
fore him on the charge Of striking Mrs
Jordan. He was fined s..
Mrs. Jordan was charged the cost for
falling TO appear yesterday when sum-
moned.
Joseph Nelson (colored) charged with
stealing pipe and brick from the premises
OF Mr.. Goodman, was sent 10 Jail for
fifteen DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON.
sir. George EuiSer and Miss Carrie
VbomDsoJf Husband and wife.

Mr.. George Euker and Miss Carri-
Thompson left Richmond Yesterday morn
ing on the $40 train FOR Washington,
where they were married.
Mrs. Beverly w Smith. Of Baltimore,
n sister Of the groom met the young
people on their arrival. and witnessed
the ceremony. which was performed IN
the parlors OF the I1v William r. Tur-
ner. rector OF ST. Michaels and All
Angels Episcopal church.
The bride is a beautiful brunette. and
the youngest daughter Of Mr. Thomas r.
Thompson. The groom Is a son Of Colonel
Charles Euker. and is connected with
the Engineering Department Of the Chess
apeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Mr. and Mrs Euker returned TO the
cifN- 1naf nlnhI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
They VIII Probably He Announced
just before Christmas.

WASHINGTON. December 6.--Speakei
Henderson has not yet definitely deter
mined when the committees OF the House
VIII be announced-w whether before or
after the holidays-but the expectation
Is that II WIN be Just before the adjourn
ment for Christmas.
The time Is required for comforting with
new members sand learning their capa
hiiiues for different lines OF work. In tho
ineln. II IS said that ola members VIII
retain their former places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
CAKE-WALks 4 PLENTY.
Mrs. j. II. GiIrs Boys Preparing for
One Soon-Another Tonight.

Mrs. J. r CHS boys are preparing a
great cake-wak for Thursday night, De-
comber llth This entertainment will be
given at the Auditorium, beginning at
$50 o'clock.
Mrs. GINS boys have given cakewallSs
several times lately. Each time their
spectators have been much delighted with
their performances. After the cake-walk
dancing will be had This VIII occupy
the hours from 10 till II o'clock. Cars
will be ready at that time TO bring the
people bacl. 10 the city without delay.
A great cake-walk will also take place
AZ the Auditorium tonight at $50 O'Clock.
The skating academy will also be open
tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
THE NEWS Nv PETERSBURG.
Settled Out of COurt-TroubIes of
C0ntractOrs-Eire.

PETERSBURG, VA. December g.
(Special.)-At the recent special term Of
the Circuit Court Of Sussex county. held
for the purpose of trying several suits
for damages brought by individuals
against the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Company. for destruction of pro-
perty by fire, the Court was Informed
that the suits had been settled out OF
court on basis satisfactory to all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
Engicby-RObertS.

ROANOKE VA. December 5.-(Spe-
cial.D -Thomas l.. Engleby. son of John
Engleby and Miss Minnie Roberts, daueh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs II. i. Roberts were
married tonight at the residence Of the
bride, on Campbell street, Dr. Harper. OF
Greene-Memor.al church. officiating. Mr..
md Mrs. EngleDy left on the night train
'of New York and will san on Saturday
nr F4nbopa