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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-22
To Bosco., sunday Paperu.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.--The woman's
National Sabbath Alliance are about 70
send letter 10 department stores in New
York city respectfully requesting them
not to advertise In Sunday newspaper,
and a list OF establishments who do not
do this viii. Il IL said. Be posted q The
Office Of the alliance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-22
THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN DEAD
The Romantic Story of DIR. Lucia
Cav

CHICAGO. Dec. GA romantic story ~
lie gold fields Of Alaska developed to-
d,y when DR.. Lucia Day. Who two years
ago left here for the Klondike and whose
death in a snow slide later was generally
believed entered the Auditorium Hotel
and was registered by Edwin Mcconnell.
also a "KlondllSer" as his wife. Mrs. Nc
Connell struck il rich. near Dawson and
her husband. who met and married her
there. owns several rich claims.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-22
Ii HUNG CHANG

He Has Been Made Viceroy of Canton.
PEKfN. Dec. Fill Huns Chang has
been appointed acting Nicoroy Of Canton.
Il is believed this is perpetrators TO his
degradation in compliance with the
French demands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-22
Sir ThomasLipton Reelected.

LONDON. Dec. 21.-Sir Thomas Upton
has been unanimously reelected rear
commodore Of the Royal Ulster Yacht
Club
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-22
REFUSED TO RESIGN


Pineree's Acknowledgement Dehes
Him.
LANSING. MICH, Dec. 21.-Adjutant-
General Case to-day sent letter to Gov
ernor Pingree, refusing to comply with
the Governors request for his resigna-
ton.
General Case says that b. was aae 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-22

last night for Manila with the last Of the
volunteer regiments, the 18th regiment.
coored. in command Of Colonel w. A.
Duval
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-22
A Big Fire.

DUBUQUE. IOWA. Dec. n.-Ths car
shops OK the Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Paul road were completely destroyed
by hre this morning. The loss Is about
10000 Three hundred men are thrown
out OF employment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-22

President McKinleys and Secretary
Roots messages to Major-General Gus
have been posted at the palace. where the
aags are AT halt-mast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-22
CONGRESSMAN B0UTELLe I'LL
Suffering from Congestion of the
Brain.

BOSTON. Dec. 2l.-Congressman G. A.
Boutelle. OF Maine who is at Young
Hotel. has been taken seriously ill.,
A bulletin given out this friday morn
lng stated that the Congressman was
suffering from congestion Of brain. in
duced by a severe attack Of Indigestion
II was the opinion Of the physicians that
the malady is only temporary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-22
LOWER COURT REVERSED
Special Supreme Court in Case of stu
art VS.. Peyton.

In the case Of Stuart, Executor. VS..
Peyton, Assignee. the special Supreme
Court OF Appeals OF Virginia yesterday
handed down an opinion. reversing the
decree OF the Circuit Court of Wythe
cOunty. The case Is remanded for n new
trial with Instructions TO the court 10
d.sallow and reject the claim OF +. O.
Peyton, assignee. and 10 award 10 II. G.
Stuart executor, costs expended by him
I'm defence against the same. and 10 dis
tribute any funds reserved by the court
for its payment among the creditors Of
w. A. Stuart, whose claims have been
established In this cause
The opinion was delivered by Judge
Wexford. In the review Of the case three
Circuit Judges sat with two Supreme
Judges The other three Judges III ~
Suprof-s Court. having interest IN tie
case. al not sit
Tr~~-.- ".r Ma -,
SAN FRANC SEQ. ca. Dee IL
United -t-.Ss transport Cant ..tareL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-22

Rev. Dr. George Cooper preached last
night to the inmates Of the Almshous e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-22

SAN FRANZ SEQ. ca. Dee. FL
United -;-,ss transport Giant e.,ared
The labor world., 1899-06-17

two distinct warning factions, namely the
capitalist class owning all the tools Of
productions and means OF distributor.
and the working class, owning nothing but
its labor power, which 1t must sell for
what tit will bring In the labor market, like
potatoes or any other commodity.
. whereas, the old style OF trade unions
organized to raise the price of the conr
modify y,abpr popWer-are no longer able
to scope with the capitalist class, which
having control Of the political power. as
well as. the economical power. has al
ways used the political power to crush
down che efforts Of organized working
men, when striking for better condi itions.
as the following instances viii prove:
Homestead, Chicago, Buffalo. Occur
d 'Alene, Hazleton@ and Pana, where the
workers were foully murdered as sacri- c,
flee to the shrine of capt. talism-5 ss
1T has become absol olutely nee
.essary that the working class secure con-
troll Sof the political power to establish
economic justice, and
Whereas, the Socialist Labor party
pledged to the collective ownership Of the
means sofs Prod,rc ction ana distribution ah
i lie interests of the Ia boring class, beinx
L 1,e politicaI party enti Tied To- the
support sof an urior, men who really de-
sire to better the condl,ion Of the LAHORE
dng class, therefore be sait s.s.
*55 ..Resolved, 81 that the Minnesota State
Federation of Labor. In convention ass
sembled this eth day Of June. 1Ses. hearts
lily endorse the full program and platform
of the SociaAts Labor party and urge all
union men to give said party their hearty
support. Tabled.
i The following resolution was recommend
ed tosbe tabled:
Whereas, the most important Junction
Of government Is the levyinE and }collect-
ing .of$ taxes; and ,i#s " s@S
Whereas, our present system Is unequal
and unjust: and
Whereas, the present system does not
permit OF the adoption Of any new or
advanced ideas on the subject Of taxa
tion s: and # ;9s sSs. .5s5
3 u Whereas, the principle OF local self
government Is abrogated under our present
system: therefore be It 5s5sa.
s# Resolved, that we favor the submission
by the legisla ture / to the people Of a. con-
5stitunional, amendment permitting local
:optdon in taxatlon.'''e Tabled.
The adoption Of the following resolution
was recommended: v q! 5s5
1--WE. the members Of the State Fedora s
7 = y. d .
The labor world., 1899-06-17
ne CONVEY {. ! Tx ON. !.
(Conrinued from Page ~

i
1900
4 OF Governor Lind in advocating the pub
llca ton Of the text books. by the state. as
matter of economy and the employing
eta great number Of printers and bind
ers. citizens of the state, who are now
Il idle and who have no opportunity for per
manent employment Adopted.
The following resolution was recommend
ed to pass: IL X s Ss
Resolved by the State Federation Of
Labor in convention assembled, that THE
organizers of the federation in the CITIES
of ST. Paul and Minneapolis, be requested
to use their utmost endeavors to Organize
THE cooks and walters Of the twin Cities
Adopted.
The following solution was adopted:
Whereas local. No. 7s q. "a. s. OF q M,
affiliated With the a.. F. of Z. and in thor.
Sough accord with all 4 organizafio .0i
wage workers. ~
whereas II the Trades Council of Mime
gapolis. has refused to seat delegates in
s "a. II OF IN I, giving pre- ference to an
&organizatio st tyling: themselves Local q,
N T. of M. which has proven itself bits
4terly hostile to organized labor, therefore
4 be it
Resolved: That the state +. of u re-
spectfully requests that T. G. Of Mime
i apoNs recognize 73 A. f. OF M. and seat
It's delegates. and. cease to patronize mem
4 bers OF A. N. Ii. of NJ. an organization
styling themselye artists too fine to asso-
ciate with the common herd OF laborins
men,. Adopted. ST II As.
@ It was the next resolution, introduced
3 in the committee by. President KIRK Of
Duluth Federated Trades assembly, and
which was recommended to be tabled by
tine committee that the first jar to the
afternoon proceedings came. President
! Krfz and 4 number of other delegates
were on their feet lin a moment to pro-
test against the proposed disposition Of
the resolution but before they could say
11uch President Collins ruled them out ol
order on the ground that d mo otions to tabls
was not debatable and the resolution was
tabled by an overwhelming vote. Mr..
Kriz voting in the afrirmat tive, but in
doing this he had a purpose in view as
was developed later in tlle session.
The resolution IS as follows:
50 - Whereas, society has been divided intt
: Ia 4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-11

flee and store. Terms 81, 500 cash and
balance in II m nths,
No. SO. 542 acres.
100 acres are in cultivation and bsl~
ance in fine timber that WILL cut at least
3. 900 cords Of wool and SEQ. 600 feet of
lumber besides several thousand chest.
nut and cedar fence post Ii is IA over
estimation 10 state that the timber on
this farm will. if cut. pay tor the farm
in toll and good deal more. The soil
is sandy loan on clay subsoil and very
productive. This farm lies slightly un.
dulatiDg with navigable water on one
side where wo'd and lumber can be
shipped " any point desired. There is
fine new 2-stu.y dwelling with 7rooms
all well finished, "A new barn 30x4O, IL
ieet high, two cOrncribs with wagon
sheds, utc., fine young orchard, and
, the whole farm under good wire ience.
only one mile from town OF 2 goo in
haDitants with the best col eye and put
Tic school In Virginia. X. X. depot,
churches, bank. factory, &c. Price and
terms made known To purchaser or on
application.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-11

south and returned, one thous
and have returned from the
great wild and windy west, bust
ed; ruined, Here in Virginia we
have ten advantages to one over
the west and in time we shall
win. The tide of Immigration
has set southwark and the Nir-
ginia Peninsula ten years from
now will be the garden spot of
America. We already feel the
change; it is here now; more
coming each month. We shall
via. We are overcoming this
prejudice. Are you with u.s.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-11

NEW YoRN. Nov. 1.-ElectionS arr
being held in these II states tc.iay: Mas
sachuSstts. New York. New Jersey.
pcunsyivania. Maryland. Virginia. Ohio.
Kentucky. Mississippi. Iowa. Nebraska
sud South Dakota. In New York. New
Jersey and Virginia members 81 the i,s
islaturc viii b. the only state o.icers
voted for. New York viii eject an as.
scmhly alone. New Jersey will elect
fun assembly and part OF the senate.
Virginia will elect full legislature.
which win decide spirited 6ght between
Governor Tyler AMI United States Sena-
tor Martin Tor the seat DOW held by the
latter. The Republican organization ~
the state j. making an attempt % control
the Legislature. Ohio. Maryland. MaS>a-
chuscttS. lows. kcntscSy ana Mississip-
pi viii elect full state tickets
The most important contest is that in
Ohio. where there are three candidates
FOR governcr-t;corge X. Nash. the Re
publican candidate; John II. Mclean. the
Democratic candidate. and Samuel Jones,
the peoples candidate"
Next in Importance is the election in
Kentucky. where William Gocbel g. the
Democratic candidate and William =
Taylor the Republican nominee
In Iowa the Republicans have nominal
Cd Leslie NJ. Shaw for governor and tbs
Democrats Fred +. White.
The two tickets in Massachusetts, arr
headed by W. Murray Crane Rep snS
r. T. Paine DEM; in Maryland. Lloys
I.owndes Rep and John W. Smitl
+ DEM; In Mississippi. Il. X. Prewit
I Pop aud NJ. A. II. Longino DEM.
( Nebraska. Pennsylvania and South pa
gotta elect ONLY parts ~ their state tick
cts. The highest candidates 20 be vote
FOR in Nebraska are those nominated 20
1 judge 81 the supreme corrt. NJ. r. Rccs
is the Republican candidate and :. \
. Hoiconle thT fusion candidate. William
J. Bryan has been campaigning FOR IN
fusion candidate and u confident Of su,
f cess
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-11
Perhaps YOg Have Heard H.

There l. hardly a section or
neighborhO0d in the eastern
states, Michigan, Ohio or In
diana, ont what has had some Of
H. = opie immigrate west into
X n-as. Nebraska or the DakO-
tas, and after staying a f~W
years return How many GOV
cred wagons have been seen 20
Ing from the East 10 the West
with lettered sides, kansas or
Bust" On the return trip IL
reads: kansas aud Busted" "
But then IL q person goes west
aud returns busted nothing IL
thought OF il. lis too bad; had
fne crops but the blamed grass
hopperz, chintz bugs, hot winds,
orOughts, cyclones. high freight
rates, ali worked against him;
thousands have returned IN the
same way. But just let a man
Ia the same nsighboFhoOd 20
south, stay e year and return,
my what cry goes W; John il
lack; what cid ! tell you; /
knew he wOulo be back; poor
country 70 60 10; bs ought IL
have known better. Nine Gases
out Of ten that same Johu wac q
renter; he always w4s rentei
he has moved from pillar "a
post; never made . SUCCESS any
where; his judgment was Of ns
account IN HE iseighborhOOd
but when IL came ~ passinl
Judgment on the south, why "a,
knew his business; lac was = lev
q headed chap; they ali agrc
viii i'm that il Was poo
J. ace 10 20. Why IL this 80
The war snad- the people OF ia
north Pfejudic-d against tb
s,utb; they never have a kin
word 10 say Of the south oiii
when they have ~ shovel sno'
o. wade tia ongL banks rom 4 {
10 feet deep 10 feed stock 81
,ilonths out vi the tselve; The
l4~, wish they were south 70
every oss psason who has son
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-11

Get in line every body and
come on the December Excur-
zions, first and third Tuesday =
Of each month, rate one fare for
lis round trip, plus $500. Tick
cts good for u days stop over on
going TIP. Full particulars by
addressing or calling on e. Ii.
Bovee, COldwatsr, Mich.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-11
The Snow-"The Beautiful.

This Is November, 1899, and !
We see by the papers that Mich
ig4n, Wisconsin and other north 4
cru states have had a snow biz 4
zAld. 1t makes a fellow wonder
" hat he has done with his sum
mer wages. 1t also makes the
readers OF the GAZETTE peruse
ats ar icles 8 little more care
fully. Nothing like the snow
The Beautiful"-to set you PEG
pie to thinking. Ii is only a
beginner. Get yOuS sleds down
out OF the loft, your can of lard
ready to grease your boOts) your
snow shovel out of the wood
house, for this winter you are
going to have 10 shovel the
Beautiful" Don't think you
are going to get out OF iI-w wood
TO cut, COWS TO milk. LOOK at
The beautiful" and read of the
sunny south, and wish you did
not have TO work ike thunder
1 months 10 raise enough stuff
10 feed out during the eight
months OF winter. The Editor
was raised North, been through
the mill, knows all about il, and
he wants no more OF il for him
snow looks nice, il Is "Beauti-
lful.r but down here we can z,
fishing, raise a crop of spinacl
or kale, set out our cabbage IL
. December, plant potatoes il
February, some last Oi January
we get them on the marke
about the time you fellows AZ
ready TO plant, then you FIRE
and frown, because you can
get a. good prices As We do. ]
Is all right, Virginia is geo
enough for u. If you want {
stay north, stay. but we woul
advise you TO take a run dow
this way and look Us over, sc
how We live. and If you sta
. long enough TO see il all, an
- fully investigate the countr.
its conditions, and advanta re
81 you will agree with u that vi
ginia is the garden SPOT, and
will be good enough for &c
4 also
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-11

While the E0ator OF HE Her
aid was in camp at College
Creek last week he took time
to visit the kingsmill town site.
Two years ago under the able
supervision Of Messrs. Dahn and
Bovee, Kioysmill was flourish
Ing. MIR. Dshn resided i'm Will
liamsburg and with two teams
was aoie 20 pilot all who came
there over the grounds Mr..
Bovee had headquarters at Cold
water, Mich, and each month
brought down a large number
of hOmeseekerS. and through
their efforts quite colony
bought and settled down on the
kingsmill site,
Bat, as MeSsrs. DAhn and b.
wee were only agents for this
fine tract and they were greatly
handicapped, what they would
succeed in doing, their owners,
through their agent, I. 4.
Courtney, would undo, until f.
nally Dahn and BOvee were com
PEELED TO abandon this project,
also did & brick company and a
sash and door factory that had
located there.
Last spring Messrs. DIhn and
Boves, under promises from the
owners, again took hold, but Rf
ter exPending u good sum o.
money abandoned the field tn,
sec cnd time.
These two hustlers have Sc
cured the large trBct of Col
Barnes III New Kent county an,
will loom il Tor all they ar
worth. The place i known a
Windsor Shades and contain
6.OOO acres OF fine land, We
watered by excellent spriugt
Mr.. Dahn Is q fine man and aim
10 treat all who come his Wa
fair and square.
The above article was copie
from our esteemed contempt
nary, The Claremont Berall
published in Surry county Z
Mr.. VIII Is. Stevens. Edit
Stevens knows what he Il tall
ing about, 80 we take pleasu
in setting what hc has TO -
before our readers. -EDrnoR q
ZETTE-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-11

No. 50. 140 acres. Price $3.50. CO.
Halt of this farm Is IN cultivation, bal
ance in young timber, The soil is san
dy loan on clay subsoil and lies mostly
all level. A splendid farm for grass,
small grain and stock. IL has very
good old s. room house x30, ? stories
nigh. and some CUT buildings such as
barn, corn crib, henhouse, &c. There is
also an old orchard OF apples and
peaches Is acres fenced. miles 10 II.
x. depot, navigable water on the place,
half mile to school. postoih.e aud store.
miles iron. county seat. Terms cash.
No. 90. 2OO acres. Price 80, 800
so acres In cultivation, balance ia fine
timber that is worth all til, y ask for the
lind. The soit II a chocolate loan on
clay sdbsoil. 4 Is farm fronts o. York
River here The no ed l,rk River oys-
,cis are rO~R and where fish and game
are 10 tie bad ia abundance. There - a
2 story e~rOom lame house built la 1850,
2-stOry barn and other necessary out
buildings. miles from x. X, and
AiIies from steamboat landing. ore aud
One-hAli mile u school, church, postoi
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-11

SARATOGA. Nov. T--EEbert Prics.
aged ~ n lawyer. accidentally fell 0vcr
q bauistcr in the town ball last night ant
Vas instantly killed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-11-11
-. L. Henley. n. n. Phillips.
HENLEY 4 PHILLIPS,

HENLEY 4 PHILLIPS,
Gent Insurance Agents
OFFICE Penfnsnta Bank B'ldin9
Repr-<e'stfsg me ToFso,rtSsg Companies.
Virgins Stale, Of Richmond, Va
Home Insurance Co, OF New York.
Pennsylvania Fife Insurance 90. Of
Pbiladeiyhis.
Delaware Fire Insurance Co Of Phirs
Hamburg Bfemin FIRE Insurance Co.
Hsznbufg. Germany.
Norwich Union Fire assurance socIe-
~, Of Loneon. England.
Fidelity and Deposit, Guarantee. Co.,
OF Baltimore, Sid.
The Northwestern Life Insurance Co.,
OF Milwaukee, Wis.
Ali oi the above are FIRST class stock
companies sod We are prepared % han
die az reasonable rates any line Of insur-
aDce.o0eFed Us. large or small.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-08-25

The Philadelphia Record tells Of
the pressed steel car. From long
article we condense few facts.
Four years ago the pressed steel car
industry was unknown. Today the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
5000 steel cars, the Baltimore & Ohio
has 5000, and they are spreading
through other railroad systems. No
passenger cars areyet made of steel,
but all the newest and largest coal
and ore cars are of steel. The pressed
car as yet costs more than the wooden
but steel cars of like capacity are
much larger than wood. The largest
wooden car carries 10000 pounds and
weighs $4,000. The steel car that
weighs 80 600 carries 100000 pounds,
The average life of wooden car is
fifteen years, and yearly repairs cost is
$35. The estimated life of a steel car
is fifty years and the cost of repairing
SIS per annum Three years ago the
work of building steel cars had but
just begun. Two years ago 1000 men
we're employed in their construction,
now 10000 men are so employed.
Record hints that new process ior
making steel rails, equal in resisting
power to armor plate, is looked for
and the problem of conveying electric
power over long distances AT small
cost and little loss, is liable at any
moment to be solved. The age of steel
is upon us indeed, and the advances
being made along all the lines of great
moving forces, are almost star thing in
their frequency. The Anglo-Saxon is
to the fore, and the agents that he
works with are all that is stubborn in
nature and startling in mechanics
Seattle Times.
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