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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-04
CONTENT.

WORST OF All We hope the
Watts-Ainslie river Improvement
bill will be defeated. Prom what
we have been able to learn of the
measure, having no copy at hand,
it is the most dangerous and vi
cious bill introduced during this
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Arac.uIc.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-04

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
TO THE POINT.

Tho Baltimore Herald, like the DIS
match. d,scredits the statement That Gene
raj Lee has complained of his treatment
IN Cuba in the manner set forth IN GER
tain special kilograms from Haoai'a,
None the less, the Herald thinks 'ha' Il
the reports as TO his treatment are '"e'
his friends have a grievance. Moreover
g &c Of opinion that. granting they are
tr,e rho government has made mistake
The Herald says: ,,,.
.1r view of General Lees famiharlty
r,i,b the cuban situation and OF the pup
ic expectation that he would receive
most of signal importance as iniillaiS
commander, il would be matter Oh esp.
cial regret if he were not accorueu thd'
consideration which he deserves.
"However, General Lee Is soluler WIZ
Knows how 10 obey as well as TO com
mend His friends may feel assured that,
whatever may occur, he will bear hiimseii
dutifuily and with becoming dignity.
Both of our contemporary paragraphs
gre 70 the point. The one shows a proper
appreciation Of the valuable service Gene
raj Lee rs capable of rendering the gov
eminent in Cuba. The other gives EVIL
dence OF a proper estimate of Genera
Lee as man and soldier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
CVRRENCY REFORM.

washington special to the bd'Viiioi'
o. 49,. thot the shrewd move made by
representative Hill, when he hau MS o.'
9. tha reform of the currency ana paiih-
- Inc referred to the Committee |
on Coinage. Weights. and Measures -"
I'D Of 70 the Committee on Banking
ond currency. will probably result " the
renorting of a bill TO the present Rouse
wen granted. when then? Nothhs
rroctical so far as reforming the cur
no,cy In the near future is concerned
11oso,, Hanna the chief spokesman OF
the administration, said that 'he oou"
tr, wants a rest. and that there wou'u oe
no currency legislation for many Gays u
oor,eo And haven't honest currency re-
formers in the Republican party oecia'e"
that they have given up all hope OF thvii
cause for the present?
II the currency question is gotten oeiore
either this House or the next II VIII w
simplv iuggled with. That Is all Inc
ponrhicans will resort TO their old game
of seeking to use II to hoodwink the peo-
r,a into believing that they intend 10 90
something" 1t will be made, as far as
nossihle the means of keeping up In the
, democratic party division on the currency
question.
20 However. a successful effort to get MT
I mrs bill or any other currency reform
= hin before the present House may not p
g fru,tless of good results. If the Demo
crats seize the opportunity the situauoi
p ,vu nresent 10 them. Democratic pohc
i should be to press the Republicans
.s vigorously and increasingly on the ISSUE
d and hold them so unrelentingly to thel
D. responsibility in the premises that the
a- would be forced to confess. unmistakaelN
=. their insincerity and trickery. In on
/, ,iow there could be no better way
awakening the masses TO a realization
- the fact that the only hope Of eurrenc
d, reform is in a sweeping Democratic u
no umph. There could be no better way
is proying 10 the Democratic party the du'
~ Of beginning now TO grid up its lolr
-. for the struggle in 1900. There could
"a no better way of bringing back TO u
.s, Democratic household its members WI
IN IN the last presidential campaign we
an seduced by Hanna & CO. into strayil
IN after false gods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
OLD NORTH STATE.
THE LEGISLATURE AND RICHMOND
nrrrpssvRG AND CAROLINA.
THE QUESTION OF EMIGRATION.
non, ont the Fusioni't E'ec"
Iow.-Tbe Restrict'"" "'
Tall, on the Subject
other items of Interest

:, - January 13.-(Special)
,,.....at,,o action was taken by the w
Iatnre to-day on the Dill " IT, rail
richmond. Petersburg ana '"iO o,o,-
80 and a bill to repeal the YAK =" Ter
oro,,on agents was made the spe0.,.' -.
g., the Senate tomorrow IL VI" 80
-. orc in the state ready 10 '""0
80. son,h great numbers OF nee'o's
as coon as this bill passes. "A p'ii
introduced i'm the Senate 70 ra''' a
i'''V ",-s.,on =, the South Carolina anu
Georgia railway .u.o intro
II is decided that no bills sha' oe
duced after February 10Th, oa,,rg all
Th~ senate passed Dill Iepea'inS ~
ne ,o,tnn Laws of 1895 and 1897 whlch
III. -, ssed nv the Fusionists. me ttouSe
w = hin abolishing the state E"a,
pa ~. rouaIization. II also passeu tl'o
VI h,n 10 remove the corner -stVho
60, tho new building Of the iiisu ~ ~
fo. The white blind here on Wil'In l -
- ~ a negro ex-director, VINO - 90 g.,
80 tha democrats. Two negroes Vo''N -
| favor of this Dill. IL. Cor,nittee on
,,,a,nerts to the Constitution gaVe a
,Nlnrin, IN negro leaders In the nla,te
ne s 49, rostriction OF the suffrage, anu ''Io
VI Wv" oil taxes paid by whites TOT WHY
! eohooIs Three negroes auuieSS TT
ecoommittee-Isaac H. smith S.ro Fey Thes 3,
W Leak. and Professor Crosoy' nurnose
80 assured that there was 10 ~, p'' ,,.o,-s
were % negro education. They WI
70 ao .oId that the experience of thirty
,,oors in North Carolina hau NJ. sus.
negro unfit for the ballot' @nu soid nc
fr 1S must be curtailed. Leak sS,u tho
would be satisfied with WHATS a. h,
Legislature did as to the irah't try TO- dc
,henoht the majority would try -
u IhUus" was right Crosby told the com ON,
whaI Wa nat Of the l25OC0 negroes In I'M
mittee tha[ on %, nth were qualified to form
SIa' opinion G5 as to the suffrage He IL t ssi
that an the negroes ostracised those Ur 'n H.
own race who voted ,a inee yote as grea
r menace to good government and t sa,
,, m men the negroes were to be saved frOf
| themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
THE OLD BURG.
Meath of a Former Citfzen-r"i"i"i
Accident.

VA, January b.
1snocial>-Mr. William Prentiss Cole
na,-known printer of Washington, and
native Of this city, died yesterday ne
was born here in 1859 and moved 10 WASH
inqton. where he had since resided III 1917
Mr. George e. Cole and MIR. j. b. Cox
relatives OF the deceased, lett TINS HUI u
inc IN attend the funeral, when tooh
Mace this afternoon.
Az Iames r. I,etch had his hand Sc
vereIv cut this morning, while sa"l"s
wood at his yards. He attempted 10 sa .",
a niece of wood that was covered W.,
ice when the blade slipped anu p'''0
across three OF his myers IT, aox,
owing to the recent rains, the mili-u an
a. ALTO Mill" in King George ma
broLen doing considerable damage 10 tne
,,ronertv II will be at least nve Ween'
hespra the break can be repaired sum
| otontlv 10 asrnit of the mills ruhiiiht
| again. r..,..,. ard Pigeor
| cton, In Washington, Mr.. stuart lahsii'
- tbis citv. was awarded premiums yes
,ar6av ON his exhibit Of Red Pyle Gam
| Rantams and Brown-Breasted oaihe Dan
| tams. ., Mr. an,
| Willie Bainbrldge, young s'n y. &c,
Mrs. Henry Garnett, died az ure inc ,Ir,
1ence Of his grandparents, MT anu W.,
% Merchant. this morning, OF pneumo
MIA after a brief illness. Funeral ser a
wic, viii be held tomorrow evening
Mr. f. T. Baker has been called =,
Louisa by the serious illness OIL III
mother. . O~on,o is IN
puest of Mrs. DR.. Newman
Mr. John A. Harris has returned rom
v,sit 70 his sister, Mrs. J. ID. WhltiocK'
Hanover county ,,,.. Dor,
Airs. Mary Wallace Herndon. Miss rar.
, or Herndon, and Mr.. Willie Herhdoh' le
, last night for Jacksonvile' fia'' wiz
I | thew viii remain several months. %,
> Mr. NJ II. Dickinson. OF McHenry' V,
: has purchased of Miss Susie r. Pendl
: ton her tract of timber near Mine-Roi
4 | church. Terms of sale, private
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
fPETERsBURG.
u.otb of n Beloved Lndy-fer'"""'
and General.

prTrRsBURG. VA, January lS'-,ovs
o,oI,-Nrs. J. A. Thompson. widow Oh ar
A d. Thompson. whose Illness h"S
mentioned. died at her residence ."
te, street this afternoon. liet
had preceded her TO the grave D''
o,,hs and during the past three we
- hod lost bv death three sons; W.
IS eurytve-Messrs. James ID ~
,,,,a.,os THOMPSON. The deceased was
80. est,mable and much beloved iauS
IT, doath will be lamented by all WIZ
knew her. CO.., the
od,dt.ot,on nv A. p. Hill Camp OF ~
| sedero,e Veterans of General Lee ~, ~ 20
! dav January 10th. The veterans r,,snt
I rode through the streets, an" r.,
-,,nI eniov a superb banquet ana i"
some admirable speeches. 49,. ,,,rrIa re
CaIds have been issued 10 the '.''' 80 NJ.
If Miss Mary f. Alley daush,er ~
9 - Alley OF this city, TO Mt. Jose.,,,
I,oohs ~ New York The marriage WI
49, Mace at the First Baptist chui'"
here on Tuesday next January I'm, 1o,,
Tha will of Rev. DIT. William H. Fi"''
80 admitted to probate to-day, au' :
~on Of the deceased. Mr. j.. {. FIatl, y,
So York. qualified as executor EiVllc
bouf IN the sum OF $lZ,WJ ~
estate is. bequeathed in equal d"iS'o" "
tween the children Of Dr. Platt
4 number Of the officials Of me Amer
can Telephone Company will t,riVe no.
carly next week on a tour OF inspecuoi
OF the iong-distancf lines In th.s seN -, :,
In this connection IT may be stated l,1
Tho work on the long-distancs ine u
tween petersburg and Lynchbu'g Is pr
crossing favorably, and it IS expecteu Cn ''o
ebis lire will be completed and in opera
, tion by the spring. Offices will be open
NJ blackstone. Crewe. and Farmvile'
The decision of the Supreme CoGIt
) Arpeals in the appeal case OF law
r Raiiev VS.. w. S. McCance Affirming IN
: verdict rendered In the Hus:lngs N'Du.
4 hero of 81 600 damages against MT. bal'SN
p was read with interest. Captain OlcCane
4 brought suit for 10000 dmases' anu III
iurv awarded him $1,000.
THE Richmond. Petersburg and Caroc,'
railroad Company has contracted Tor ~
necessary facilities for the water supp
=, for IFS locomotives, to be located on Sou'
street ,c, -. ~
Special prayers were oner'u a.
- Synagogue to-day in behalf OF Mt.
J. Kadden, one of the Oldest and most no
i ored Hebrew citizens, who Is "ery Ill
his residence, on Sycamore street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
0NOyE UP."

II our street-car companies haven't
rule recurring passengers to move up
and not crowd the rear platforms OF tle
cars. they should make such a rule ana
enforce It vigorously.
IT is a crying shame that ladies' as Is
frequently the case, should. on boarding
q car, be compelled to push their way 70
seats through a promiscuous crowd Of
men of both colors. whose only excuse Tor
blocking the platform is that they want
TO finish smoking.
Our street-car conductors should be IN
structed to make passengers move up
until their cars are full, and the rule
should be applied without fear or favor
| itism.
The better sentiment Of the community
will stand behind the companies IN the
matter of their issuing an order to this
effect and behind the conductors in tn
matter of its being carried out to IN
| letter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
ny THE DIsPATCH COMPANY.

rne DAILY DISPATCH is Delivered
a. .,,n~cy,bers AZ FIFTY CENTS per
month. payable to the carrier weekly y
monthly. Mailed q, s. per annum' pay .
bio in advance; $ for six months ~
fo- three months: 50 cents for one month
Prioe per copy. cents
The WEEKLY DISPATCH issued '
n.,,ea IN two parts at 81 per annun'
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at 81" ~
..,r,,m or 70 cents for six months a.
suDscrip,lOns in all cases payable ot,s IN the the
ss.,.onos money order, check. or I'S x
ssrsa letter. Currency sent by mall 'or,n w,'
h. AZ the risk of the sender sooS n,ust
vashIng their post-ofIice cha"ss. noat.
give their old as well as their ne" ''''
once. Sample copies free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
R0! :!!'l!!!! 4: s S;';''S
Makes the food more delicious AND "'0'''''
HLBENARIE.
s.rc,c,l Operation Not
sary, -

s,rc,cal Operation MOI
c,,p,orTEsvILLE. VA. January
fc,ecial)-At the Council mee' Na-
evening Messrs. ]. y. Wood - o,n,,d-
rh,s 7 F. Harlan. and ". W. p'r CIV
d,o were reelected members Oh
School Board. has been in
- uonkins Hospital. Baiun,o' oroa
.,oa,,rent returned to-day 10 n's tbot
- ped Hill. The physicians decau rv MS
a surgical operation IS unhece1
oondition IL very much impr ,'e..,,v will
THE chapel pulpit at the I'm - starr. OF
ne elled on Sunday by Dr. W. w.
Richmond. vyusou. president
W. sbineton and Lee Untversi,s, ,he
-, ,,ili deliver an address DeIoie
ms 80, ~ the Baptist Young
G G,,S., which will meet in this cry -
oii.o ,t His subject will be
ll,i.ir,etin The Rev. DR.. h. T.
I,l1 g. a. the head of the young peop,
VIZ ,'. -, is expected to be presen' "'''
speak. nd Miss Maggie
y Rhodes. OF Woodbridge, were n irr;hhle
mis- afternoon. the Rev. H.
officiating. -..,.,, the stockhold
AZ IN the perpetual Building and Loa ..
Vocation of this city. elected ~
a@oors. President, w. r. DUKE, y,
preside president II. NJ Gleason; Treas%Ter' So
Leterman; secretary W: Din " ID Fish
turne A Russow. Phil. Leterman' "yo' %
w Vest w. J. Keller, 4. s. Keller r. -
po,ton r p. Carver, and Soi. hauli'. !,
T Tbs 'V ASSOCIATION appointed a e commit,
to "g report upon some plan for i nNG asne
the business of the company, '. an,,yin
cial,y upon the advisabiiity OF appIy'n
CrT'' . charter to conduct the business
telegram received by Mr.. J. Watk KIN
Lee. Of the JeGorson-Park B 30 pro nSs
this city, states that his notel III p''V Hi
, vile Fla. was burned YESTERDAY T 1
I Ir'e' is about $4,000; no insurance. IN
, tolegrom stated that about half the tow
{ Of Brooksville was destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
-. ron cu.U,CEy DEPEw.

rne nomination of Chauncey NJ. Depe"
TO- United states Senator BY tne 'ouN-,.
y, Republican members OF the Ne"
r.s,sra4vre Is equivalent to an eiecV'o','
IT, co.eua might have gone further VIII"
49,, ,roassc, OF the country's faring worSe
,r,, ,s 10 say, iis choice in"s"'
hove fallen upon much worse man !"
Mr. Depcw IL a statesman, no one MIC"
:. 49,, al the world knows that he Is 100
- nost-prandial speaker and 100
80, Gentleman TO be a malicious par
tlsan. ..,.~oss
oo, {, the upper branch OF Congress
,s aaid 10 be the height OF 'n"u'.
o,ohlt,on. And although II may no' De
,,r,,,an that while he is arrayeu j" NC
-, ,,.,enlng senates will hang upo"
80, .onsra we risk nothing In assert
,no mat whenever he dons MS SWAMI
Ill rig the washington bon ViV""'S
NAV confidently anticipate iiis"''
Torrance
.spevolving through the maze OF GU
ausDce, -. Ao- conn, .
ro1, of periods sweeter than her song
The fact is. that since it was destihe'
that a Republican was to succeed 'n'
present Democratic senator from Ne'
York. we are more than satisfied with u"
action of the caucus. So look TINS way
| c,haunoey. Here's TO you. May you NV
long to prove that
an after-dinner talk
Across the watnuts and the "iie'
not only eloquence, but
"a little nonsense now anu 'no' >,
Is relished by the wisest Oh i'en'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14

The preparation Of life Of the Kew Dr,
Moses d. Hoge has been committed To his
nephew. the Rev. DR. Peyton ii. Hoge' Oh
Wilmington, n. c. DR.. Peyton Hoge VIII
be glad 10 receive letters written by Dr.
Moses Hoge, and incidents and other ma
terial connected with the life ana career
Of the distinguished Richmond minister
So SAYS the Central Presbyterian OF TINS
week. We hear that though Dr' ioee
had made no progress in writing his ne
collections" he left an aut%olosraphS
and many sermons in MS, or IN news
| paper print c.o,
Rev. J. p. Smith. editor OF the Ceh'ra
+, PRESBYTERIAN, thinks DIR. hose l'0'
splendid Grafton was that delivered :"
the unwilling Of the Stonewall Jachso'
statue in the Capitol Square ana M
most remarkable public prayer that OF
fered at the reinterment In Richmond
! tho body OF President Davis.
Dr. Hoge is generally thought TO nav
4 been a very tall man. His height was
, feet IL inches. but his erectness OF cal
: rage made him appear taller than that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
PULASKI.
rn,,cted for Murder-A 'h''"
and Killed.

prr1.Ast<I VA. January 12.-(SpecalJ-
~. County Court is stin in session. TO-
aa,, 4, heard the application Of Genera.
Ia,ros A Walker to have the vote OIL
p,,,oe,,i county recouoted and ballots III
s,ectod unon giving due notice to Judge
Rhea and his attorneys. Ing -. ~
,bf court seemed to be Satisfactory ~
both parties. General Walker nouIo
contest for Pulaski county cha'ses -
Gale fraud and intimidation at eEelS -.
ctnct in the county, ana ASSET MI III
contradictory and illogical claims az
conclusions. II he has no more 80
grounds Of contest than IN fulaIH .'.,.st,i
oarding 20 the seriousness OF the fu'd5N'
charges, his chances are s"aoo"''
| deed. - ,, worried
80 r. cary murder case, which muIueI
Wy here last winter, and the Pu-
,osi,t Grand Jury has indicted for the hur-
a., Crumseiev Dunn, Thomas Jennings
William Gleason. and Luther Iieason
four Young men living here. IL = lam I.,ln
I'd that Dunn. Jennings, and Lutner u.e e.l
son who were soldiers In the secohu ~
ginia regiment, gave away the ureaui y
socrat Of their being the murdereIS ~
Corv while drinking. They are III jan
Tho nuhlic knows but little OF the icd
facts as both the Commonwealth ana q"
dofence are keeping their own couhSel
little 4-year-old child named hao
rinkous was shot and killed this morn
INC nv Jimmy Rogers. a boy soine ~ y
: S-,,aors old. The boy persisted III play
~ 70, ,,itb a pistol until it went off twice
ebooting the little girl in the head
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
w.sBaD on ELECTRIC WIRES.
nh. sIeet Has n Most Demor"''
Egect-warmer Weather.


The temperature will continue 10 ''se,
and nv noon to-day there VIII seai'ei'
w. vastige Of the ice formed during 'n7
nast few days left TO tell the 'ale'
cloudy weather prevails in all sec'lon uS
% ,be country except the Northwest an
tho Inner Missouri Valley, WHERE -
clear. as mon ana
Earlv yesterday morning as me" IL. ~
bovs were starting 20 WORK 'ne
walks and cutters were like S"oC' -
gloss II was not until the sun wa 10
in the heavens that it began " VIC W
and the face Of the city was 'rais ms -
@rn,r a shining mirror into sea Oh hi iu..
I'm . .,''ra no serious accident yesterday
.,tn,,,Ib In the early morning II was az
most imposslple "
on ones feet. -. ossjstants in
u-,-o Alarm Department nave
| Int extremely busy ever slh0o ~ -
, hePs 90 fou on Thursday SeVeral leio-
| or9rb-noles have snapped, anu aiiIio9' -
| ounerable wires have groundeu, - -,
instances wires have parted wiz H.
heen so thickly coated WIN ice .t,,or
! -, halves have been held III poS'.ioli'
.. e..'.iaa,ranb-noles on Cary street nave
- o,so6|one i'm the nelghborhoo9 %
-, erect. where 1t fell across the lia s
t,on Company's trolley-wire ana a'a N xers
serious damage. There Is ever me- 49,,
ton that a number OF teiepilon'S ai,
haen burned out, although efforts " s'''
particulars have faleo' ..,o,,sl,
pr IT, aIarm circuits have been seriousl!
d,aarranged. and extra men are kept OF
as and night to trace and remedy tie
fects. - ,o,,i,e, unde
the weight of ice, are in Some ,I paris ~ :
nv, ,he citv lying across other wires an n
there was danger until the thaw nav. s ser II !
that the insulation would DE worn Sn,,o on boe
which event many fires would nave pee
. 1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
HOW 10 CURE NEURALGIA.
Was a Great Sufferer from
Neuralgia for Years.
DIR. Greene's Nervura The Rem.
cdy Which Cured The Pain.
Neryura Built NE Up All Over / Feel
Like a New Man.

Mr.. NJ. p. Mitchell, 47S East 9Th ST.,
South Boston, Mass, says: / have
been great sufferer from neuralgia
in the head for a number Of year,.
| purchased bottle Of DIR. Greene's Ner
vura blood and nerve remedy, though with
very little faith in its helping me. After
taking one bottle the pain was not so bad,
so fried another, and the improvement
was more noticeable, and after taking sig
bottles the pain left my head and / Eel,
like a new man. / will add that / va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
Song.


Love and I a-begging CO.
Love and j together;
Trudging bravely through the snow
Beggar's progress is but SLOW
I'm this wintry weather.
Here we stand before your door,
Love and / together;
ci,1c a song we've sung before,
Sine we not true as OF yore?
An we know it without score
Love and l together;
Shelter grant to Love. prithee'
Love and me together;
If there be not room for me,
Dearest keep my love win. thee'
can stand the weather
will tramp and "bide a wee;
Heaven grant | worthy be,
That some day you welcome me
Love and me together.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
opD-rELLows' MAss-MEETING.
An Enjoyable social Evening 'p"'
nv the Tbree-Linhers.

by the IDree-
The mass-meeting Of Odd-Fehows ol
pichmond and Manchester at Lee camp
uan ohlrd floor last night was attendeu
Nv many Three Lnkers of the two c''ieS'
and was greatly enjoyed. .,,n
I, was in no sense business he'une'
u,,.aryhodv was out TO have good TINE
- s,,arvbodv had it. The meeting wa
aI anu over by District-Deputy-SiI dtl I
pWester William a. Clarke, it,, - '", ,ha
Sncretarv 4. Wiley Davis opener an ny
Meeting with prayer, ana thS, VI Grond-
nro.ses we're delivered by Past
| Master George B. Davis, vi i4 Gacretarv
santative Hi Montague GralS NJ star
- Wiley Davis, Deputy-1tahu-'
| W,lliem Bailey, and others. -, ororocter
"Wmsical selections Of a Varleo Sii. ,iontle.
~ rendered by number OF ~
Mei WEI, including Messrs, II. CToWS1,ter, ~ ~
men me-. ,oh Lodge; Charles ii. Phli.illp
eaSi,leS Lodge; NJ. b. Ramos, OF H'c u,
,nond Lodge; Frank CunnihEfIt ondersor
poane Lodge; W. T. Hart Oh an Az omar,
I'oS,re. and Louis GisselDreehV i'''0 49,
teT rSc r,embers present manifested sre er
ne 20 enthusiasm 80 the speahsi "a =
u e;,, o tbe merits Of the order ot Co va
l oir,u Regret was Expressed AZ ~ ~, g., -,
fello"Sf Grend-Master William a. ST. 49,
SeHI IfyoTrisonburg. who was TO nay nay %
D resent. but was kept away -
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BOYDT0N.
stricken With Pneumonih-Ah NJ
proceeding Marriage.

ROyDTON. VA. January lS'-tSpeciai)
A gentleman here received f"essas ,
from Brodnax. Va. to-day which stated
,bot Mr.. r. IT. Cleaton. messenger boy
80 the western Union Telegraph Com
pany. of Richmond, had been stricken ,iS,',
down with pneumonia while on Y'Sl,
=. .~iot,ves near Brodnax. and was now
Seriously IN at the residence of his uncle
Mr. r. p. Cleaton.
Cards are out announcing the approaen-
inc marriage OF Miss Narabel Peutte
Ogburn TO Mr. Harold A. Taylor OF New
1eaIand. The prospective bride Is the ac'
compnshed daughter Of MIR r. ~ osD s,
OF near South Hin. Va, ana mas PEE,
on,te a belle the past season. Inc even
Iii take place at Shiloh Methods
church. in this county, Tuesday after
| noon. January 2ith. -,s,o oor
The county roads are I'm terrible con
,,t,s, rou. the sleet and snow is meltin
fast. and rendering them well-nlsh In
passable.
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SCOTT COUNTY.
Comfy Court--shot In the fo"'-
Briefs.

GATE CITY, VA. January S.-(SpeciaLl
County Court IS in session here. A. r
Giles charged with shooting at j. II. T.
wouing with intent TO kill, on election
day. last November was tr'eu anu , -
s95; James NJ. spurrier. for ilhe'tIs Se,""s
llouor. was fined 500. and Fielding Snel,
ton. for the same offence, 10 some oi Az,
posed Of - ,,,,,rg min,
nj rom here. talked saucily to so ON
Young men passing along the road S s,i =,
youn Dung men had been drinking, and draw Or "
, ing their pistols. fred several 81, sno,S a =
| Benomy. one shot struck Ms '0''
Inc a very painful wound. .., hon
Among the lawyers attending court her
| mic ,yeek is General \. l.. Pridemore'
G,,p is dominant in this vicinity