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The Red Cloud chief., 1899-01-13
MERE MENTIONINGS.

Mrs. Anna Burkhead is very sick.
Ed Burr of Guide Rock was here
this week.
The new board of county commis.
sioners were in session this week.
Mrs. Silas CARRIER is visiting friends
and relatives in Lincoln this week.
j. y. Burgess of Blue Hill was look.
ing after business matters here Tues.
day.
Mrs. j. +. Kesler returned Tuesday
from a two weeks visit at St. Michael's
this state.
Get your sale bills printed at this Of.
fee and you will receive a notice in the
paper free.
Harry Beale and wife OF McCook
were here this week visiting friends
and relatives.
The ladies aid society Of the Meth
odist church have decided to give an
Easter bazaar in this city.
Rev, I. w. Edison was in Raglan, this
state, this week, assisting the pastor
Of the Baptist church at that place.
Prudent purchasers please peruse
peculiar prices printed on page phour.
Purposely prepared for present period
by Miner Bros.
Before you buy a heating stove see
that "Retort" heater at Wright's hard.
a store. 1t is a wonderful heat
producer and v Of fuel.
Mrs. Samuel Dyer and daughter and
son Everett returned Saturday night
from a several weeks visit in Missouri,
Everett went on through to McCook to
report for duty.
Will your widow dress as well as
your wife doess Answer this question
by insuring your life in the Travellers
Insurance Company Of Hartford.--W
l.. MCMILLAN, Agent.
L. +. Chaffes and family OF Salida,
Colorado, were in the city last week
having accompanied the remains OF
their son Fred, who died at his Colo.
RADIO home and was brought here for
interment.
Coughing INJURIES and inflames sore
lungs. One Minute Cough Cure loosens
the cold, allays coughing and heals
quickly. The best cot Oh cure for chill.
dren. @. l.. Getting.
Alvin Pope who has been here fol
some time on account Of the illness Of
his father left Tuesday morning fol
Washington, d. c. to again take ur
his duties as tea cher in an institution
Of learning in that city.
Losr.-A black double macintosh
cape on Saturday evening, December
3lst, 1898, somewhere between the Hol
land house and the edge Of town or
the road to Cowles. The finder viii
please return it to the CHIEF office.
These are dangerous times for the
health. Colds, Group and throat troub
les lead rapidly to consumption. A
bottle OF One Minute Cough Cure used
at the right time will preserve life,
health and q large amount Of money
Pleasant 70 take; children like it. c.
l.. Getting.
Several persons in this vicinity are
sadder but wiser people from the fact
that they bit and bought a load of dry
goods from some fakIrs who made this
city their headquarters. When will
the people learn to beware of anyone
who wishes to sell them anything un,
less a merchant of their own city,
Nj. A. e. Storrs of Omaha a repre-.
sentative of the Nebraska Telephone
company arrived in the city the last OF
the week and has been busily engaged
since in getting the requisite number
OF citizens to sign for instruments. The
public spirited portion Of u towr
have come to the front and enough
have signed up to the time Of our go
ing to press to assure us an exchange
here.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-01-13
WEEKS HAPPENINGS.

'S ~ S'1N ipis
Sam CARRIER returned to McCook last
night.
Rev. +. W. Dean was in Franklin
this week.
r. s. Proudft of Guide Rock was
here yesterday.
Isaac Stephenson of Riverton was
here this week.
Read Miner Bros. January prices on
the fourth page.
Robes and blankets in endless vari-
ETY. at j. o. Buffers.
Mrs. o. G. Case vas visiting schools
in Guide Rock Tuesday.
Jno. Rose of Rosemont was doing
business in the city Friday.
Lindsey & Smith want your poultry.
Highest market prices paid.
Remember the Easter bazaar to be
given by The Methodist ladies.
Randolph McNitt is visiting at his
former old home at Clyde, Ohio.
Mrs. A. Hosmer left the first Of the
week for a visit at Craig, Missouri.
Miss Bertha Brown, who has been
visiting here has returned to Lincoln.
Insure with the Pennsylvania Fire Of
Phlladelphia.-W L. MCMILLAN, Agt.
Mrs. Calvin Kenady returned to her
home at Holyoke, Colorado, this week.
Mrs w. s. CARRIER arrived in the city
Monday night for a visit with friends
here.
G. w. Haley was looking after bust
ness matters in Omaha and Lincoln
this week.
E. U. Overman, who has been visit
ing at his old home at Oquawka, ILL.
nois. is home again.
Omer Doing Of Holdrege, who has
been visiting here has been sick for
several DAYS Of his say.
c. F. Gather came down from Lin.
coin the first Of the week and spent
Sunday with his family here.
See that new cast stove with steel
oven plates at w. W. Wright's. Guar
anteed better than steel Ianges.
The man who procrastinates may be
sorry he met the undertaken before the
insurance agent. Insure in the Trav.
elers.
Walter Collins and Miss Mary Hunt
were the principals in a marriage per.
formed by Judge Duffy On Saturday
night.
The Union Fire Insurance Company
Is the best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments 8 per cent. H. SMITH,
Special Agent.
l.. H. Rust says il you want some
good nursery stock cheap this spring
let him know what you want. Also
has tree paint to sell.
The county treasurer's semi-annual
statement Of the financial condition Of
Webster county will be found on the
fifth page Of this issue.
Miner Bros. are making q number of
great stock reducing prices during the
month Of January. For particulars
and proof see fourth page.
The windy weather of February and
March Is q dangerous time for q fire.
Make yourself secure by insuring your
property.-W. l.. MCMILLAN, Agent.
IL guarantee the m as good as any
steel range on the market" is what w.
w. Wright says about his new cast
stove with steel oven plates. See them
before you buy a stove.
v. H. Scrivner, real estate man,
will sell your farm for you for q rea.
sonable per cent, or will trade your
farms for Missouri lands. Address, v.
H. Scrivner, Red Cloud, Nebr.
Married, by the Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser,
at his residence in this city, on the
evening Of Monday, January 9th, 1899,
Mr.. Arthur D. Dedrick and Miss Mar.
tina M. Wilson, both of this county.
j.. H. Smith writes combined insur.
ance for a term Of five years at 3 per
cent. On schools houses, churches and
farm property on the installment plan
Drop him a card at Red Cloud, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-01-13

To insure a happy new year keep the
liver clear and the body vigorous by
using DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
the famous little pills for constipation
and liver troubles. q. l.. Cottne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
He MAY LEARN HIS FATE TO-DAY.
The Trial OF Thomas stevens is Draw
ing 60 Close.

Thomas Stevens. who is charged with
killing John Buizner VIII probably know
his fate by tonight. The trial has been
i'm progress two days in the Hastings
Court. Hon. ID. e.. Richardson is COM
ducting the prosecution. while the pris-
oner IS defended by Messrs Roy Lewis
and Edgar Allan, -.
Butzner was shot by Stevens ON the
night of July 18th. I'm or adjoining their
rooms at Franklin and Twentieth streets.
10 IS claimed that Stevens had been
Quarreling with his wife. and made such
an uproar as TO disturb the neighbors.
one Of whom was Butznor The latter
nterfered and was killed.
The Commonwealth contends that ButZ-
ner was shot for interference, and that
Butzucr's whole object had been % OBJ
tain peace for himself and his wife who
WAS il The dying declaration was intro
ducod in which Butzner had SAID that
Stevens invited him into the room. that
he was on the way TO tell policeman
Of Stevens conduct when he was shot
The fatal shot entered Butzners back
four inches from the spinal column, ana
went through his body
The defense contended that Rutzner en-
tered stevens room with the words ~
viii fix you. and WAS striking at Stevens
when the shot WAS fred.
The testimony of Mrs Stevens and
others as 90 whether the shots We're fired
i'm rapid succession or whether there was
an interval. differed very much. The evil
dence was rather conflicting on essential
points. the burden of proof being that the
shots were an fired at the same time.
The instructions 10 the jury VIII be de-
uvered this morning. and argument begun
Immediately.
Juror Lawrence. who was quite sick
Tuesday, was unwcll yesterday. but stuck
to duty
I'm the Law and Equiir court yesterday
Howard o. llami'far r's given a verdici
Of SlN0 1am9gqs .-r'~-' fh' Union News
Comp. ny. He suCe f'9o1. Hamilton
claims that he was nHi fg ful.y and against
his will detained ai hc office Of the COM
pany on the 29th Of Arril.
In the Circuit Court OF Richmond. the
suit OF Rothcrt x Co. W. W. NJ. Bickers
WAS dismissed.
Irrar.o0' WIS ~'--r in 'he Law ana
raniiv Court 20 800 'so Of the Virginia
rrrs: Company, aoAlinlstTator OF jefferson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
THOUSANDS FOR
HOME MISSIONS
The Christian Jubilee Celebrates
Reaching the Hundred thousand
Dollar Mark--Many Meetings.

OINCINNATI. o.. O.L K-The Jubi-
lee Missionary Convention of Tine Chris
tion church. which began last Thursday
reached its climax to-day when the Amer
lean Christian Missionary Society conrn-
ned in IT'S sessions iu sections There are
over l20O visitors. Music Han. with "A
seating caplcity of over '.lT1. is unable
to accommodate the audiences. and other
halls and churches are used Tor the over
flow meetings
The Odoon Han was used for the busi-
ness session. which d. W. b. richardson
presided over. Reports We're heard fram
AN of The committees on different branches
of the work At the main meeting in
NIusic Kan Dr. a a. Thomas conducted
the openine exercises with q. T.. Millard
as leader of the snein-. Inc annual adj
dress of President ~. +. richardson was
ON "Our Jubilee and our lleas.
The addresses of p. u. Power on "Om
f.ifiss fo- christ" AVID of O. NJ Haggard
"a estate Missions ,o 'he Front Were
-.lor i-- eenefsl d7erssions. In cele-
.-, Era, he hour of thanksgiving for
o,.b.,. Ia. hundrol thousand dollars
mark the past year f1r nome missions.
&. b. Newman made the lcadlng address.
A BRIGHT FUTURE.
The society Is out OF DEBT ana looks to
he future with great promise OF success
rhe fields of Nevico canada and the
.o-,lon rrrf.i,fior, a'e all skiing atten-
ION a. ....i dousl,ss receive Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
To Break Through American Lines
ard Seize Otis,
SPANISH SOLDIERS KILLED
They Had Planned To- Surrender tili-
pino Artillery TO the Americans
when the Plot Was Discovered
by the Insurgents, Who Cut
Their ThIOats - slight
Sk.rmish.

MANILA. oct tS.-S.55 A. M-General
OTIS has received messages purportins
10 come from the naurecnt general, Pio
del Pillar. Offering 10 sell ont his
army and 90 deliver Asuinaldo into
the hands OF the Americans.
Although he is NOT satisfied hat this
oner Is authentic. it is not intrinsicaiy
improbable.
The policy ~ General otia is firmly set
against buying any sIrren1ers.
WANT BlG MONEY.
Pho del Pillar offers for the sum of 5000
10 refrain from attacking Manila with DIS
army. for lno sum of S .Op he offers 10
surrender h.s army after a. sham battle.
both sides firing into the air. and for the
sum of $4,000 De- says he will procure the
overthrow 0f the ln.urreru0n and the
capture Of Aeuinaido. paterno and the
other leaders. ln tho course of the COM
muuication Pee refers to Aguinaldo IN con-
tempuous terms. indicating that strained
relations exists between the leaders.
ACDAClOrs PLAN.
Reports are being received from The
districts occupied by the enemy that tho
Fiipin0s believe tlit Pio dei Pillar has
an audacious plan to break through tho
American lines into Manila and seize
General obs and the archbishop POSI-
bly, these rnmor- were started With an
idoa of helping him 90 make deal with
the Americans.
Ten former Spanish soldiers who were
captured by the fIhpinos and for a time
acted as officers and members ~
Filipino artillery regiment located
in the vicinity of Santa Rosa. IN
Iaguna dc Bay district. determined
to surrender the artillery 90 the
Americans The plot was discovered
by the Fiupinos. who killed seven of the
conspirators. tho other three making their
escape t0 Manila.
A MOCK BATTLE.
II appears that when thc surrender was
determined upon the Spanitrds delegated
ono of their number % proceed to Ma
Mia and 90 Drop0sa TO Gen. Ous to SUR
render. after a pro-arranged mock battle
about twelve pieces. including krupp
and Nordenlelt rapid-hre guns. well sup
Piled with ammunition from the Lip1
powder factory ln exchange for certain
sums % be- paid the SDanIards. who were
10 be pirdoncd for carrying arms against
the Americans and 10 be transported 10
Spain.
TWO ESCAPE.
The gunb0lt Napliau. coasting near
Santa Rosa perceived two men on The
beach hurriediy embarNng in canoe and
pushing out toward them. She took them
ON board aud they reported That the
Fliunoe on dfc0yern- che plot t0 SUP
render the artillery had cut the throats
OF seven OF their Spanish companions ana
that they themselves had barely escaped
with their lives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
THAT HANDY PISTOL.
Brother Kills Brother in Charleston
=. ca Killing in Georgia.

CHAR. .E~ION. $. g.. oct. lS.-T. r..
pilman. Of Gourdins. s C.. was shot and
killed at the Hotel Calhoun to-day by bis
brother A. H. P.tman, OF S0meryinc
There had been bad blood between the
two mon for some time on account OF
business differences. hut efforts had been
made To reconcile them. Both of the
brothers are passed middle age, and they
are both wcll-kuown in this section of the
state. They met at the hotel by appoint
mont ana went into a rcadinc-roOm 10
falk business. 4 few minutes later A. ).
Piffuan bean firing at his brother. He
sbot Gvc times three bullets taking effcci.
and death boing almost instantaneous.
He claims 90 have acted in snlf-defence,
but upon what grounds are not vet
known
4. j. Pitman was arrested and locked
ltp at once. and Coroner Rivers will hold
an iuouest over the remains Of his vic
tim tomorrow The prisoner appeared
perfectly cool. but declined 10 discuss the
tasedy az sengih.
CORDELE CA. oct. ls.-W. n. COch-
ran shot and killed III. A. Dukes NJ about
o'clock this mcrning. Tho killing took
place at the planning mill Of ). J. liili &
Brothers. of which Dukes was snperlnten-
dent and cochran night watchman. There
was an alteration and eye witnesses say
Dukes was the aegress0r, and ihat Coch-
ran shot I'm self-defence. Cochran Is un-
der arrest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
SAYS AMERICANS
RECOGNIZED HIN
AguinaIdo Produces Letters in Sub
sanitation of His Claim That He
Was Promised independence

MANILA. oct ls.-l0.D u. M.-The con-
suls IN Manila have received from Tarlac'
where it is believed Agunlldo remains, a
book containing the CORE pondcnce be-
tween him and the American command
ers and consuis. in which, as be contend
cd lu his recent appeal for recognition
the FiliDin1s hnd the basis for their as
scrtlon that the American government
recognized their sovereignty and promised
them Independence.
A SENSATION.
The book s addressed 90 the members
Of the United ,statcs Congress and con-
tasrs long argument by Senior Bugn-
camlrr. OFF the s0-cilied cabinet 0t Agui-
uaidn and alleged Iottera written eY Rouse
VEN, uNlran. United States consul at
Hong Kong '0 Aguinaiio I'm june and July
of last year, lt h8s made sensation
amone DBL, sollards here
Replying Anl.na'dos request that ine
American would arrange f0r the shipment
of t,. .tni.h prisoners t0 Hong Kong
rcHetfre fhe Filipino, Di the expense of
mauainrg thom. Mr. Wlidman wrote
SLIM DIET
.Ne.or mind fcedine them. meal
ever. lfr 1f rice ana water VIII o' a good
diet rtav have been living too high dur
ine th- l-t few years a. the Span'ards
want moro hloolshed in ihe Philippines
trust rou will lct them have taste Il
real wlr Do NOT bo $50 tender with them.
Handle Them re- they would treat YOU
Mr. Wildmans letter dealt largely with
tho shipment OF arms. The whole CORE
sranGencc. however contains uo promises
Of i1renandence.
car.r puoncamino lays stress upon lot
ters from Admiral Dewey and General
Anderson asking "yOu and your people TO
co-orrfatc with us IN military operations
.....f....f .r.. .tr.a e fr r|fa ff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19

Powers W.. Mrs II. J. Britton for 3-lso,
subject 10 q credit Oi SEQ.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
as IOAoMs.
carroll Taylor and Miss Blanche c..
Parkinson.
Thomas j. Johnson and Miss Lula j..
owen.
Henry G. Drew and Hiss Mary Lizzie
Taylor.
Yesterday was the last day for fling no.
ticos OF candidacy. AA ai tAe candild.es
iCr the House OF Delegates nominated by
the Democratic primary nled noioe as
required by law. declaring th,ir candidacy.
TLey arc Mc.srs George Wayne Ander-
son. T.. g. Fo.kes, John T. Epps. $. l..
Kelly aud $. 5. =. Pattcs0n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
An Enthusiastic Meeting and Much
Progress iteporcd.

-, ,'er ii Al.r....s lIstcl last
n1-tf and -,reat ,,ruaf... Mas reported
fr'-, me -eIer... ,Ju.uI.,t,.,.
4 resolution Va ad0ylea. asking the
..I,zei. ..lu merchants -l.eIa.Iy to dc.0-
rae tneir resIaenlS aul l.aDcs of bus.-
r-.
l.a Finance Committee stated that APP
prour.stions of fund.- were being made.
ANA calls We're D1n.ng 100 up0n tnem tor
money. anl they hoped tua. those VINO
contemplated contnouuus TO tne general
fund would n0t gDay SD naulius ODD ,hclt
contribution.
a resolution WAS also adopted, request
ins The Governor t0 close AN the state
oE.cc- upon u. aay OFF thc nunemns'
and the Mayor t0 l.D-e al the city offices
uDon th.t any, Tne SUPERINTENDENT of
SCHOOLS was also ASKED il close tnl school
On that day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
THE JUNIOR MECHANICS.
Elect Officers and select Roanoke for
Next lear's Meelina.

CAPE CHARLES. va, oct N-spo-
cIal-rho fifteenth annual session of The
State Council Junior order American Nc
chauics adjourned to-day after an all-day
session.
Tine following officers were eiectci iof
the ensuing year. Floyd a. hudsin 20
Newport News. Councillor. Thomas l..
Ney of Petersburg. Secretary, q. ".
kmsey. Richmond Treasurer
Tho next annual session viii b. held
at Roanoke. Va.
The members cf the Delaware LesisIt-
ture arrived here to-day on special
train en- route 20 Old Point Comfort anI
Norfolk. where they will spend seyersi
days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
NKINLEY ON HIS
H0NEWARD WAY
Delivered the Last Speech Of His
Itinerary al Georgetown, OhiOY
Greeted by Crowds,

CLEVELAND. o.. oct N.-presidont
Mckinley aud party reached ths CITY
at b.45 O'Clock tins morning. keccpi Jon
Committee and members OF thc city
Council. headed by Mayor j. "a. Farley,
welcomed the President Senator Hanna
was warmly greeted at the depot 10y the
~ntIre party.
Cartridges hal, been provided for "a ten
mile drive out Euclid avenue. through
Gordon and Wade Parks.
President Mckinley Secretary of Navy
Long. ind Senator Hanna spoke briefly
Seyera hundred a.. A. II. men called to
pay their respects
At $3.50 o'clock the Presidential special
departed over the Erie Line
HIS LAST SPEECH
NOINGS1OWN. o.. oct 1S-pre-idont
Mcknlcy's special train arrived here az
O'Clock this evening and the chief
Executive delivered the last speech of his
tour.
ATTENDS A WEDDING.
Having taken dinner aboard the train
the President, Mrs. Mckinley ana Miss
MIry Barber We're driven 10 tho residence
of DIT Detrick. I'm north Phelps street.
90 attend the wedding of Miss Anna Villa
Detrick tO Mr. William Mckinley Dun
nephew of President Mckinley. The par-
l0rs OF The Detr.ck home We're tastefuly
decorated with orchids and -mnax.
The wedding cremony was performed
affor o'clock, Rev $ r. Frasier Off
ciating.
An hour later the President anG his
Cabinet entered carriages and were driven
To- ST. COlumhias Ha'l. whore a uuhlic
reception was given President Mckinley
greeted hundreds of his o0yhood friends
with "a hearty handshako and kind
word. Tue reception lasted until 10
o'clock. At that hour the party rc'urned
10 the train. which left Immediately for
Pittsburg over the Pennsylvania line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
A SESOUI CENT TENNlAL.
Anniversary OF Augusta Old stone
Chnrrh-A Minister Dcpo>cd.

sTATNT0N. VA. oct. ESPECIAL.
The one hundred and hftleth anniversary
az Augusta old Stone church, took place
to-day. and was attended by about lfm
people u0u staunion and the county
Ray Or c U erickier. Rev. DR.. 6. y.
Finley. and Hon a Waddeh. were the
speakers ar Wlddch gave historical
sketch Of the church from its besinning
After the address the second day ses-
sion OF the Lexington Presbytery was
called to order by Moderator Rev. John
Ruff Rev. George A. Doyle was deposed
from the ministry and suspended from the
church. ilg
Yne exercises continue tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19

Electric road franchise corn" up again
tonight.
Work hoiae pushed on ,he b. % and
G. railroad.
Many young couples wed.
A gene.qi Nr'fl4y on iNn o ~ ~
the shubrick aurohlng Officials lu come
from Waenir-tuu.
-Dcscrfo1 hy 'is VIE
A letter written President McNlr'F
General.
General Pho Del Fuar Offers 10 betray
Aeu. RADIO ID C.nerll OTIS
a ruinaidc CNors nrnof th4f ne was
promised lnaen,ndeuC, by Americans.
n~s 'rlf makes his last speech
I'm Chic nn1 fuf1s for cward.
r-.nf se.f.rH move rnrNrhos IN
Kentucky .0r D1th,i
A local politician IN New YORK cues
John G. Sheehan Tor slsnder.
Foreign.
Beers capture British camp near
Mafeking but lose heavily.
"A general engagement looked for 70
day near Iadysmiih Fighting has begun;
The Queen calls for the .eserveS and
more men and money will be asksa 1or.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19

ASHLAND VA, oct fS- Special Tho
condition of Dr. A. g. Brown has much
improved to-day. he having been relieved
of the severe coughing spell which he
was taken with yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
THE B0ERS TAKE
A BRITISH CAMP
Ramathlabama is Cap
tured and Sacked.
ATAN\T DOEDC III En-
MANY BOERS KILLED.
The Account is Given by the Boer
Official Organ.
ENGLAND ASKS FOR MORE MEN.

Supplementary Estimate for $4,000
Men Beers and British Cavalry
Have a Skirmish Near Lady
smith-Many Casualties Re
pOrtcd-A General Fight
is Expected To-Day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-19
IN LANCASTER AND RICHMOND.
The Factions are Unable e Come
Together-Pr Proposals Rejected.


Together Prcnosrls Rejected.
WARSAW. VA. oct 1S-special-The
chairman of the County Committee Of
Lancaster county made reply to-day To
tb. nroposition ~ the committee for thls
countv which was that the delegates 10
the Downing convention should recon
vene and mako n nomination. This pro-
nosltion the Lancaster committee, through
h. chairr an rejects and insists that the
TOO county committees shall meet ana
,n,te a nomination This being The ulu-
linn, of the Lancaster committee, all
eoorts and agreements seem 10 be- at
an end Unless The members of the con-
,ention shall reconyene and % nomina-
ti.n be made. the party Will have ne can
diIates in the two counties.
Ncssrs. Plnkard and Wexford have both
announced their candidacy.
Politics in stafford.
aREDERICKsRURG VA, oct. Is
snocjal-At Stafford County Court to-
dav four candidates for the Legislature
from stafford and King George counties
we've mineling with the gathering of
voters Eenry Il. Garnett. Democratic
nominee. and Thomas W. Franklin, w.
N Grigsby and Joseph Cawood, lndepen-
dents.
Congressman John +. Rlxey, OF Cul-
peper. and ex-Congressman +. r. Mere
dith, of Prince william, were also present.
Candidate in Roanoke.
SALEM, VA, Oct. 1s.-Special.-Mr. J.
L. Hannah. OF Roanoke County, an
nounces himself a candidate for the
House OF Delegates from the counties
OF Roanoke and craig and Roanoke city.