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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
MAYER & Petit.
Southern Furniture & Carpet Co.
7 and 9 ". Brood Street.

street torn down AMI viii AT once erect
on the site two handsome brick resi-
denccs. which viii greatly improve that
already attractive section Of the city
The two factions in the Democratic
party in Lancaster county. known as lhe
Lewis and the Lee factions have for some
time been norccly opposing each otneI'
IL is now stated. ON good authority mat
Mr. W. Mcdonald Lee VII resign as
chairman Of the county committee ana
that Mr.. George J.. Squires who mas not
hecn actively connected with either FAC
ton. win Doe made chairman. which VIII
have the en CT Of causing both Wings 10
nop together in harmony
Rev. S "A. Forror. OF Ocala Fla. VINO
accepted the call o. TIE nasioraie Oh "e
Christian church of this city, has arrived
ana win formally take charge OF ih1
church next Sunday. The repairs 10 the
Christian church are still I'm progress ana
until they are completed The services VII
be held i'm the Pr sbyterian chapel.
Mis- Ilnnc Scales. formerly OF Wcst-
nor lard county died suddenly a few
dav- ago at sherwood Forest" the homo
OF Mrs D. ia Hart. IN stafford county
aged twenty years.
After severe illness from typhoid fever
Miss Lindsay HUllrup highly esteemed
young lady died to-day at her homo in
spot-ylvania county She was twenty
three years old and leaves O. large circle
of friends and relatives
The trial of Edward n. Conway. charged
with killing Clarence Scott colored end
ca This afternoon in the County Court'of
SuotsylNani8. Tile jury rendered "a ver-
dict imposing q fine of ten dollars on the
accused
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FREE TO SUFFERERS.
The New Cure for Kidney, Bladder, and
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Almost everybody who reads the news-
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When writing mention reading this gen
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and send your address 10 Or. iklmer &c
CO.. Binghamton. y y. The regular ETY.
cent and one dollar sizes are sold by all
frst-class druggists.
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ENLARGE COTTON MILL
The Industries &c Ettricks Are on
Boom

ETTRICKs, VA. Sept. 5-Special-
The Pocahontas Cotton MIL. in Battersea.
a suburb of Petersburs. is now being
very much enlarged and improved \
large addition will be made 20 the spin
ming ROOM and another story built above
the weaving To0m These additional
rooms viii require a large number more
of looms and spinning frames. and conse-
Quently a good many more hands 10 ope-
rate them.
In fact. help of every kind Is quite In
demand az that mill just now.
The Eanes & HargTave door and sash
mill which was burned some months
since. has been rebuilt and j. now run
ming full blast The plate and dish rae
tory which was also burned some months
since Is nearly rebuilt, and has resumed
work Everything seems 10 be on q
boom. and plenty OF work for the COM
mon lah0rer.
Mr. Douglas Mclaughlin, who lett mere
about a year since 20 work tn tho Sieafns
SIX Mil. an Philadelphia. Of which the
PETERSBURG plant Is q branch, mas re-
turned 10 Etrlcks. When ne nrst arrived
I'm PHILADELPHIA be was stricken win
rheumatic paralysis, which has Kept him
confined In the hospital ever since Great
e,.,nnotbv is felt Tor this young man,
Who has lust married. and started out
~ make a nvlug Tor his young wife and
infant
Young Frank Parks, who was con-
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MONTGOMERY COURT.
Three Years for Bigamy A Youth is
Given Chance.


CHRISTIANSBURG, VA, September
5.-Special.-The August term of the Coun-
o. Court adjourned Saturday afternoon
after an all-week session, az which five
felony cases were tried and nine indict-
ments made by the grand jury.
James r.. Grggs was given three years
I'm the penitenuary for bigamy while
Marshall Huffman, youth of fifteen
years was given one year for grand lar
ceny. but owing TO his age he was sent
TO the Reformatory School az Laurel Va.
for three years instead.
Sidney and Grant Cooper were fined
So and s.. respectively. for assault and
battery. while Jackson Linkous. The man
Marshall Huffman tried TO implcate ina
the larceny with him was acquitted, the
jury not believing Marshalls hne-spun
tale
Ex-sherim W. T. Flanagan and his
brother-in-law. William Wall. viii open
large furniture store in the walters
building at am early date.
The cattle dealers are now shipping a
great many cattle 90 northern markets
and report good prices for them.
Even the most rabid free silver pen
now admit that good times are not only
poss bic but actually existing under the
gold standard.
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WINSTON'S POSTOFFICE SITE.
4 Richmond Man Buys Valuable Pro-
perty in That Cry.

WINSTON. y. c.. Sept Especial
There was a hearing before Clerk WA-
son. OF tho Superior Court this afternoon
ia regard 10 the contest az 70 the validity
of the title to the site selected for Win
ston's public building.
Counsel for Mr.. Jacobs. the owner or the
lot. summoned j. A. Vance, one OF the
plaintiffs 10 appear and give the names
Of the parties who brought the recent
suit and 20 tell the object OF IT,
Counsel for the plaintiffs argued that
Mr. Vance could not be examined before
the December term of the Superior Court.
The arguments on both sides were quite
warm.
clerk Wilson reserved his decision until
next Tuesday.
Rev. II. T.. Bowen has resigned as pas
tor of the Christian church. lie VIII
probably accept a call to a church In Viz
ginla.
Mr.. W. :. Forbes. Of Richmond. has
purchased two valuable pieces of property
i'm Winston one is the old People.
Bank building. the consideration being six
thousand dollars; second, lot on Nam
street. for which s. 80 was paid.
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INCREASED CRIME
IN NORTH STATE
Judge George H. Brown Delivers In
teresting Charge.
A TOO SYMPATHETIC PUBLIC.
Even Ministers Hang Around the
Courts aud Try TO Beg Criminals
ON from Punishmcnt-County
Attorney is Quite III.

DURHAM. y. c., sept 5.-special-The
charge OF Judge George IL. Brown OF
the Criminal Court here. 20 the gran"
Jury yesterday. has been the subject oil
much favorable comment. lie attributed
the increase Of crime to the failure OF
iuries to punish when they ought TO- ana
to a too-sympathetic public opinion say
ing: .Even ministers Of the Gospel hang
around the courthouse and dog the
Judge. trying TO beg of convicted eF'm'-
nails"
The court disposed Of twenty cases yes
terdav and at this rate Will clear the
docket this week OF all but a few con-
tinued cases.
A LARGE MILL
J. T. Hundey is putting up a large
saw-mill here near the track OF the
Southern railway
County Attorney Charles j. turner
who returned Saturday last from a visit
10 the western part Of the state. Is very
sick at his residence on Aston avenue.
lie has been suffering for some time with
pulmonary trouble. and early this morn
ing had a severe hemorrhage.
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VIRGINIA PRISONERS.
Three COnvicts Brought from Alex
andrin-Kid Smiths Remains.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Seit. 5.-''PN O''H
Guard Samuel smith. Of the state Peni-
ten.iary at Plchmond left here at room
today having IN custody william Dodsoih
George Parker ard Earnest Dade, All col-
orcd. Dodson is sentenced 10 serve u
rm OF ten years for an attempt 20 GRIN
inally assault tn little eshl-yeir-oid
daushior N Mr.. Jack Elliot. In AleNanlr
county Dodson 10 about eishty years OF
age. Parker Is sentenced 10 serve a Term
Of five years for houseb-eados IN fair-
fax county. Dade s. sent need 10 Two
wears for the same ofrense, when was
committed i'm Fairfax county.
Mrs Chas Keer OF Baltimore. came
here his mornms 20 make further inquiry
a 10 the Identity of her brother. John L.
ssith. who was killed by pt5seng Fl
train Thurs lay asst Smith was ranpins
and vas known as "Kii" Smith.
Mrs Kecr stated that he carried a IRE
insurance policy and she got the coroner
certificate and cath certificate.
The police have been requested 10 iooH-
out for runaway boy named William
Hasklus OF Richmond, sixteen years ~
age. The police had IN custody last Wed
nesday a boy answering 70 the 'cripti3n
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NORFOLK VA. Sept. spscial-The
Merritt tug Rescue. which recently sail
ed for HaUeras to attempt % float the
Diamond Shoals Ligmship No. 50, which
went ashore during the hurricane, re-
turned here today The wreckcrs report
that the vessel is In good condition, hut
lies so high on the beach as 20 make
floating her az present impossible
The Rescue will return and again at
tempt 20 get her Of. when an easteriy
gale with its accompanying high seas, oc-
ours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
GREENSVlLLE TAX LEVY,
sale of Public Land-County Court in
Session.


EMPORIA. September 5-special-At
the close of the services Sunday night az
the Baptist church, Messrs. Robert Seay
and l.. L. Turner were elected delegates
and Aiessrs. Ind. Ii,scy and Edward VIII
lams alternates 10 the Portsmouth Assoc
citation. which meets at Berkeley Va
on the 26th instant.
Rev Mr Mason "a Presbyterian divine
of Richmond. preached al the Methodist
church Sunday morning.
The levy for the year lN@-l#'' lald by
the board on Saturday was not materially
increased. The occasion of the slight In
crease was a decrease IN the assessment
on some taxable values.
A small piece of the public land was
sold on yesterday. The Greensvlle Bank
became The purchaser for the sum Of 500
The County Court. which opened the
September term ON yesterday. is still IN
session viii likely adjourn Wednesday.
Senator r. b. Hartley, OF Sussex county;
Messrs K. r. Davle. OF Petersburg, and
r. Turubun and T. y Buford Of Law
renceyille. were I'm Emporia on yesterday
attending court
Misss Lille and Annie Gray Land are
visiting no the home OF Mrs. Harding, in
North EmpOria.
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CHARL VA sept D.
Special.-The Charlottesville pubic schnoi
opened this morning, with 700 enild.e"
present
James Murray. an aged ana respected
c0lored man, was run over ana kAIck,l
down by q horse this morning at me
Chesapeake and Ohio depot. Ills injuries
are painful II not fatal
Every room inside the University en-
closure is already rented. and Pc pros
poets are that the attendance VIII r,lch
seven or eight hundred students thls
session.
Tho Keswlck Hunt club has arranged
for the opening OF their fa.l races 90 ne
held on the Belmont race srohIls az
Char'Oitesyille commencing on Fflcds,
the 18th of this month
a I'M r4ko mart In the races, lhc purses
on the occasion will exceed $500
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ways been able to summon friends 70 her
aid
At the death Of Eugenie's son the
Prince Imperial I'm isl9y the Royalisis
him al the fast approaching age or n,
and for "A time IL Seemed as though the
death knell 10 Royaiist hopes had been
sounded
But the fire which had only been
smothcrcd and never qucncned proke ont
from time 90 time. II seemed as II u
We're only awaiting the fuel for "a steady
flame. And the fuel came. IN the Drey-
rus case. when the Royalsts decided that
the army was right and Dreytus guilty.
Of treason That the President and MS
party should decide that Dreyfus was an
abused man was TOO much 20 bear, ana
they showed their feelings openly. The
last chapter OF the Dreyfus case has not
yet been written. and 10 Is the prayer ~
the Republican party IN France that IL
may not be written in blood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
A BOLD ASSAULT
IN NEWPORT NEWS
A Negro Knocks a Father Down and
Grabs His Little Girl,
THE CITIZENS ARE PROGRESSIVE
They Agree 60 Local Assessments for
Street improvements - a Negro
Enters His Employers Residence
and Makes Way with Goods

NEWPORT NEWS VA, Sept. 3.-Spe-
o'al-Easi End was tho scene last night
between and 10 O'Clock Of what was
probably am attempted criminal assault
upon "a u,1c gin and an effort to KIN her
father. made by an unknown negro.
The man. Mr. Weymouth Harris a
i,ri .k-mason. living at No. ZIG Twenty
sixth street. is now in bed with one side
OF his face badly bruised by "a brick The
lille sirl. Bertha, fourteen years old, IS
"a. home mono the worse for her terrible
experience. The brute who assaulted the
father and attempted TO assault the girl.
has fed and VIII probably never be cap
tured
AR Harris and his daughter. who Is a
pretty blue-ey,d. brght-hared little thing.
attended the Labor Day exercises at the
Casino last night aad started for home
about o'clock.
we were coming on Twenty-seventh
street and had just passed Madison ave-
nue., said the girl. telling the story to-
day. when 4 heard some one coming up
behind us. looked back and saw d
Dig black negro. ] never saw him Doe
fore and don't remember just what Doe
looked Ike. except that he was as black
a. coal. and ugly. just as , turned. he
threw "a brick which struck papa on the
head. Tie fcll saying. OH my God. ana
lay there cloanlug The negro then caught
me and throw me down. just Dee
threw me- I kicked him and DIE let go.
Then I screamed and ! supposed he was
frightened for ho ran away. ] ran into
house near by and presently some of the
people went out and picked papa mp. lie
was unconscious.
STRUCK WITHOUT WARNING.
"I never saw the negro at an" said
Mr Harris "I was coming along with
Bertha NOT dreaming of danger, when
presently ] fol. something strike me ON
the head and I fen ] am badly hurt.
but mot dangerously. the doctors say.
There are uo bones broken. ] think The
brm of my hat prevented the brick from
fracturing my jaw bone.
"I can not imagine what the negro did
&c for. I know it was not Tor revenge.
for i haven't am enemy Boa the world. ]
don't know whether hc wanted to assault
my little g.r or 10 rob her. ann in-
cined 90 believe the latter but ] don't
know She was carrying a p1oke.book
but there was no money DOB TO-. He got the
pockerbook and has it now. I suppose
The affair created considerable excite
meut in the section whore Mr.. Harris re-
sides. until 90 was found CHAT The little
girl had escaped unframed. u is be-
lieve1 the same negro followed "a married
lady and her little Iirl ON the same street
earlier in the night
STREET PAVING.
There has been some question here as
TO whether the property owners would SUBJ
init 20 the proposed local assessment for
street paving. The matter appears 90
mill Ina. frl al
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Greene County.

RTcKFRsVIILE "a, Sept o.-Spe-
clai-Ihe D-otracted services az swift
run church were postponed, ard this
would he an exceeding quiet week here
were it not that the people Won nave y.
so. and come back and Iorth DIedAlnS ihe
monotony as they travel
Rev. ". s Conrad is visiting friends IN
Colonel "a. ii. Hartman, the successful
promoter of the II. and ". va Ky al ana
81 "a through Greene county. now has
with him his wife and son, Mr. Carroll
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victed some weeks since Of perjury, is
now languishlng in Chesterfield Jail. serv-
inc out his xix months sentence though
his parents are getting petition TO send
the Governor. asking his pardon. 70 is
thought they will be successful as an
the court officers will sign the petition.
The crops. as far as heard from. are
the hest seen in this section for many
day. and the farmers are an cheerful
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CULPEPER. VA, Sept 5.-Special-A
row occurred az a cake walk at Razor
HI Park. a fashionable resort for the
colored people last night.
4 difficulty of Saturday night last be
tween Bob Clark Edwin Atwell and two
Handsbrough brothers from Brandy, was
renewed and four received wounds, Wal
ton Hin. being shot through the abdomen
perhaps fatally. Several arrests were
m4da
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED,
Aroused by Jealousy, Asa Bishop
shoots II is Rival aud Girl.

CHRIsTIANSBURG. VA Sept 5.-Spe-
cial-Asa Bishop (cOlorei) tonight shot
and dangerously wounded Melissa
Vaughan and Dennis Conner also color
cd. Jealousy was the cause.
Bishop bought some shotgun cartridges
this evening and borrowed "a gun, say
ing he was going 20 kin them. but his
friends say they can prove am alibi
though he is nowhere to Doe found.
Officers are searching everywhere for
him and bee will' doubtless Dee captured
befofe morning.
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Hartman. OF the N and w railroad Roa.

Hartman. OK the N. and w. railroad. Ros-
noke Va.
The store OF r. n. stephens. or Qninque'
was broken into last night. but no money
was taken, as tina burglars failed 20 open
tho safe. Nothing OF any consequence
has yet been missed
Mr. Barnett 8 Diokcrson. an old ana
highly respected gentleman died near this
place yesterday evening. Mr.. Dickerson
had been IN IN health for several months,
and became very much worse several
days since.
The measles have recently appeared ia
this vicinity, and begun 10 reign In many
families.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
MONONGAHELA SAFE.
The Overdue Training ship Anchors
Inside the Capes.

CAPE HENRY, VA, Sept. 5.-rhe
Monongahea. which IS anchored inside
the capes, signals:
Report me all WE'LL
The MOn0ngahela was taken In tow hy
the tug Standish at $50 and started for
ANNAPOLIS.
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KEYSVILLE. va. Sept. j.-speoial.-
Mr. ]. Henry White formerly OF iailtaN
county. lost his house and furn.ture ny
ire 10 was purely accidental HE had
$500 insurance ON dwelling and 500 on
furniture. ln the Georgia Home Insurance
Company
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SOLDIERS HOME FREE.
Surgeon General Wyman Raises the
Quarantine There.

NEWPORT NEWS VA. September 8
speclal.-surge0 Wyman today
wired Governor y. 7. Noodnn, 'ot the
Soldiers Home, instruciins nm 70 raise
the quarantine at o'clock SATURDAY
few officials and employees VIII D. allowed
OUT Thursday. Visitors VIII not be al
United before the 18Th instant. and then
their number will be limited.
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DR.. BROWNS CONDITION.
The Election Of Dr. Starr Gives Salts
faction az Ashland

ASHLAND. VA. Sept. 5.-speclal.-)r'
4. q. Brown had had a bad night lasl
night but to-day was much improved.
The election Of Or. Starr as presiden o.
Handolph. Macon College seems TO give
general satisfaction here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
AN OBJECT LESSON.
stafford Supervisors Find Bridge
Buiiding More Expensive.

building More Expensive.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Sept s.
snecisl. some months ago Ae Board of
supervisors OF stafford county decided
fo build an iron bridge over Acqui Run
and me cost WAS estimated az 30.
For some reason the work was not com
,eercei and "a short time ago he matter
was again taken pp with the view II
completing tie bridge before winter
weather sets h. whom u was found ihat
me cost Will nearly double the or'gira.
ssumaio owing 10 the advance In build
in material
Dr. Charles Jenkins. promin M physi-
clan Of this county. died few days 80
af H. home near Belmont, ages forfy-four
years.
The Mitchell gold mine near Goodwin. N
,his county. Il "a fun operation under the
.,nparvlsi0n Of an expert ninerfrom PITTS
bur- and ths output Is said u DC hlShH
safisfacfOry
Mr. Thomas II Hoiser is having the ola
dwe.lirg on his fine property on Hanover
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Marriage Ia vinton.

SALEM. VA, Sept ESPECIAL. Mr..
Charles j. RYAN ana Miss Maggie e.
Baird. both Of Vnton. We're married al
HE Methodist parsonage Yesterday syen-
ing. REV. ". H. II. Joyce; OF the Salem
Methodist church, ouiclated.
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The Court of Appeals.

STANTON VA. september SPECIAL.
The Codrt of Appeals held their first SEES
sion here to-day. No business Of impor
lance was transacted
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George Alexander w!n visit America In
che season OF 1901