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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
WILLIAMS SAVED
FROM THE MOOSE
Governor Commutes Sentence Of the
Newport News Man.
LIFE TERM IN PENlTENTlARY.
The order Signed Yesterday-nfany
Governors Proclaim Prosperity.
Americans in Cuba Ask Com
missions - Capitol Notes.
LIFE TERM IN PENITENTIARY.

Governor Tyler on yesterday commuted
the sentence Of Richard williams (col-
orcD. who was convicted Of murder in
the first degree at the July term Of the
Corporation Court Of Newport News and
sentenced TO be hanged on September
2Sth. The court extended the sentence to
october 2ith. and Governor Tyler ex-
tended his time until November Path, at
which time he would have been hanged.
Tho Communication is to life time impris-
onmcnt Mcssrs. Jones and Woodward.
Of Newport News presented the case TO
the Governor at the mansion yesterday
morning.
THE ORDER.
The following is the order OF commu-
tau0n signed by the Governor.
Upon the application of Richard VIII
Hams for Communication of the SENTENCED
Of the Corporation Court of the city Of
Newport News from the death penalty
60 confinement in the penitentiary for
life. 30 appearing from O letter of Hon.
r. j. Blrham. judge of said court. that
Executive ciemency would not be i'm
properly exercised and IL also appearing
from anidavits that the deceased had
made two assaults on the prisoner before
The homicide and threatened the prisoner.
and 10 further appearing from ahidavits
that at the time Of the homicide the de-
ceased was advancing on the prisoner
with a knife and Il further appearing
from amdavits chat the prisoner IS
man OF very low order Of intellect. and
is hardly regarded as a man responsible
for DIS acts. the prayer of the petition is
hereby granted. and the sentence is COM
mutcd t9 Imprisonment I'm the State PEN
itenuary for lfe.'
PROCLAIM PROSPERITY.
ono OF the interesting facts in cOnnec-
ton with the Thanksgiving proclamations
of the Governors of various States Is the
inclusion of 90 reference 20 the revival of
prosperity iu their respective states as
one of thc things for which to be CRATE
ful
This fact is SHOWN en- numerous copies
Of the proclamatious received by Gov
orn0r Tyler from the other Governors.
The testimony Of the Executives Of wide
ly-scottcrcd states is important as show
frg C0nclusVely the improvement m
business au over the country
Governor Tyler has been bosieeed by
applicants for places as commissioners
OF deeds FOR Virginia at various points
in cuba. The Governor has no authority
tn grant euoh commissions. inasmuch as
cuba is not par( OF the Unibed states.
CAPITOL VISITORS.
Hon IT, ~. Jones. member-elect 20 me
House of Delegates from Isle of Wight
county. defeating Dr. bradshaw. the in
deucudent candidate is I'm the city for the
first time since the election. lie visited
tle Capitol yesterday
Mr.. vs.. III. Chisholm. jailer of Hanover
county and M b. II. Key. commission
cr of revenue of Bedford county, were
ar tine treasurer's office yesterday
Nlcssrs. James Wagner and l.. a. Dean. !
Of Nlusemoud county. were callers at the !
state Library yesterday. These gentle
mon ars here TO attend the Baptist Con- !
l-ufiOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18

There are twelve life prisoners IN the
ps1itouuary. four white and eight colored.
The white men are: John OrreiL Tor lhlru
conviction: Joseph Robinson. alias stan
ley. fov third conviction; John Jackson
Tor murder committed 10 life imprisoh-
mont Thomas vs.. Price. for murder, COM
United FOR Tie imprisonment. Thomas w.
Price Tor murder committed for life inn
pr1sOnment.
Iho colUcd men are: Richard Brown.
Tor arson William Robinson. for muir
DER. william Washington. for third con-
viction. bud Givens. for third conviction.
John Lowry for third conviction; Luther
Jenkins. for third conviction: Moses
owens. alias Scott King. for third con-
viction. George Davis. alias Willie Pres
ton. for third conviction
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
mrs Plat Hurt.

Mrs IT, II. Plat met with a very pain
ful accident Thursday morning about III
clock.
one of the heavy window frames fell
with the sashes and blinds. knocked her 10
the floor and inflicted several wounds
The broken glass inflicted severe wounds
in her neck and arm.
Several persons who were near by
rendered assistance and Mrs. Plat was
revived without the aid of n physician.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
Thanks From Dreyfus.

A hash-light photograph OF the guests
at the recent banquet given by the Drey-
fus Association at New Fords was sent
to Captain Dreyfus shortly after the ban
quet. together with a menu card and
copies of the Richmond papersc
Yesterday morning Mr. Abe Cohen re-
ceived a reply from Captain Dreyfus.
thanking the Association on behalf of
himself and his family in very touching
words. lie was very grateful for the
sympathic action OF the Richmond people
The package was received by CAPTAIN
Dreyfus. ten days after ii was sent. ~
his home in Carpentras yanrecluse South
OF France. and the letter OF acknowl-
edgment was sent from the same place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
CASE OF HOLD UP.

Spcncer Cox and Harry Wilson are
Punished.
a negro bov named Esam Johnson was
before Justice Lewis. of Henrico county
yesterday morning for assaulting william
Gordon. also colorcd. lie was sent 10 jail
for the period of sixty days
Spence. COX and Harry Wilson were
before the County court yesterday Tor
holding no the team OF Mr.. Jake r. SHAW
in the county road.
Mr. l<.yis and Squire Thomas appeared
Cor the defense.
Cox was given two years in the peniten-
tiary and Wilson received four years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18

A white man had a tit Yesterday morning
near the corner of sixth and Marshall
streets He was taken 10 the Second Po-
lice Station and the ambulance sum-
moned. lie was removed to the Aims
house.
A boy named William Jordan had his
finger cut off al the T. G. Williams to-
bacco factory veste rdav morning at 10
o'clock He was treated by DR.. Cunning
ham. of the ambulance. and left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18

son, Marlborough: j. Bryan, Netherlandf
W. A. Sullivan. St Denis.
Lynchburg-s. T. Withers. Cadillac
Newport News-J. ID Abbott, II. n
Bennett. Cadillac.
Norfolk-G. T.. Hudson. Broaway Cen
trial: j. f. Love, Continental, l.. I. Dobiq
w J. Edwards. MARLBOROUGH. Mrs. H. f.
Jordan. Miss A. +. Jordan. Union square
Petersburg-S Ma0shoC, Broadway Cen.
trail.
Virginla-J. O. and W. Cole. Manhattan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
CITY HALL ITEMS.
Suit Against the City Laid Over for
the pTesenf

the Present.
The case OF J. d. Patton & Co against
the city for damages occasiOned
by the bursting OF the Twelfth street
sewer several mOrths ago was set for
trial in the Law and Equity Court yester-
day but will not be heard at this time be-
cause counsel in the case is not quite
ready to proceed
Peter Jackson, colored. was sent to
Jail yesterday morning for twelve months
for shooting Josh. Henderson. also colOrcd.
in a bar-room in Fulton on September
Goth.
I'm the suit Of George b. a. Booker VS.
Reno and Curtis. for 500 an The Circuit
Court yesterday morning judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff
Hezekiah Matthew. coiored. was tried
I'm the Husting Court yesterday mornins on
the charge of cutting Andrew Hopkins
with a knife several weeks ago. lie was
given 30 days i'm Jail and fined one cent.
A delegation OF Mormons. headed Ly
Elder George II. Emery. of salt Lake CITY,
called upon Mayor Taylor yesterday morn
ing TO pay their respects. They stated that
they would begin series of meetings in
this city soon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
WILLING TO WORK.
Bright Boy Away From Home Wants
"A Job

Milton Cooper. a bright 1j-ycar-old lad
from Rock Hill, S. g., left some weeks
ago, with a company of soldiers on
their way 10 the Dewey celebration in
New York When the train reached Rich
mond the boy was put off and since then
he has existed on what he could earn In
small jobs.
Yesterday Justice Crutchfeld turned him
over 10 Superintendent George 3. Davis.
who will take care Of him for a short
while.
The boy appears 10 be honest and
STRAIGHTFORWARD and says he would be
glad TO procure employment somewhere.
lie thinks II he could get back to his
home he could get employment I'm a cot
ton factory. His mother is dead and his
father is very feeble and unable TO take
care Of the boy. He Is quite anxious 10
procure employment here. The boy is
fifteen years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
Plcascd WIN The Work.

Mr. Clarence A. Miller of the super
vising Architects office. Washington,
was in this city, and made final inspec-
ton of the improvements of the Federal
building. lie found all very satisfactory,
and returned to Washington.
The improvements are practically fin
ishcd. and the workmen expect TO be
able to finish al by Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
Miss Neade's Marriage.

Miss Ellen A. Meade. daughter OF Mn
o. j. Meade. Of Brunswick county, Va.
was married at Fresno. California. No,
vember 18th, to Mr.. Jack a. Bittel. OF
Chicago. H.
Miss Meade visited her aunt. Mrs. Ellen
Meade Clarke, last summer az The Lang
lev. Miss Meade Is OF distinguished
ancestry, and Is the great great grand
daughter OF Lawrence and Mary Washs
ington, OF King George county. Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
Gnrious Stone.

City hands. IN excavating on Eighteenth
-street yesterday. found curious piece
OF stone that resembied a piece Of Pc
trifed wood. with bark on Il. The stons
was about eighteen inches long and two
inches In diameter IL Is quite a GU
rioslty. and Is on exhibition in the City
Engineer office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18

The Forty-Third regiment, United States
volunteers. Colonel Murray, sailed for
Manila i'm the transport Meade, from New
York. last Thursday. Lieutenant r. l..
Masurier and Sergeant Champe b. Shep-
herd. Of this city, are officers in this reg
iment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18

The following IS a summary OF cases in
the Supreme Court OF Alpea's yesterday:
Harrlson's admr. IS. Garhett. Argued
nv n g Gordon and e.. +. Mcmillan for
appellant and j. z. Barbour Tor appellee
and submitted.
The next cases to be called are Dan
vile Street Car Company vs. Watkins
McConville VS.. National valley Bank OF
Staunton and Rouzle Va. Dhhserheid,
Nos 10 II and y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18

RELIEF IN SIX Rs.-DIsTREsSs
ing Kidney and Bladder Diseases re-
lieved I'm six hours by '.NEW GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE"
1t Is a great surprise ON account OF is
exceeding promptness In relieving pain
IN bladder. Kidneys and buck. IN male
or female Relieves retention OF water
almost immediately III you want quick
relief and cure this IL the remedy. sold
bv w. III. Scott aud Owens = hiaex
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18

the 3oth instant I'm the parlors Of the
Sacred Heart church parsonage.
Mr. Weber is an esteemed llthographer
with A. Hoen d. Co.. and NJ peg Brown is
the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Aphonso
Brown. OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
MUST STOP TALKING.
Chief Of Police Howard Sends for a
Female Lecturer.

Female Lecturer.
Chief Of Police Howard yesterday sent
for the woman who has been delivering
lectures in the Masonic Temple, to the
distriment of public morals.
She went to the Office and i'm the pres
ence of Commonwealth Attorney d. c..
Richardson and a few compliments the
chief talked with her. he informed the
woman that he could not permit her 20
continue the Objectionable lecture.
She promised 10 deliver no more pri-
vate lectures TO women. and was allow
ed TO go.
Many complaints concerning her have
reached the ears of the chief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
Mrs. Martins Funeral.

The funeral Of Mrs. Annie 3. Martin,
who died Suddenly Thursday afternoon,
will take place at O'Clock this after
noon from Laurel-Street Methodist
CHI rch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
Father Bowler Here.

Rev Father John j. Bowler the new
Vicar-General of this diocese, assumed
his new duties yesterday morning.
He arrived here from Falls Church,
Va, a few days ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
Lou Being Raised.

The old side-wheel steamer Lou. whick
was sunk during the launching Of tho
Shubrick Is being raised By means OF q
huge derrick with chains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
RIfEIrMATISNI

CURED IN a DAY
Mystic Cure" Tor Rheumatism and
Nei,rairia radically cures In to 3 DAYS.
lis action upon the system is remark
the the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. IRE frsi dose greatly bene,
fts.; q cents SM9II S S DRI A.fS ~ sS'
pich r>ond Vs- hoA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
Breaking Down Of the lNer-
vous System; Muscular Weak
ness; Feelings Of Debility and
Exhaustion from Care and
.Overwork.

Edward L. Preetorius, St. Lotus, MAN
AGER WESTLICHE POST, writes: 81
have found that Paines Celery Compound
is the only remedy that will restore the
nerves which have been shattered by over
work, worry or business cares. can GER
tainly recommend it without hesitation to all
those in need of such a reconstructant of the
nervous system.
Without vigorous nerves the stomach,
liver and kidneys, are the source Of much pain;
they make impoverished, acid blood which can
not sustain the wasting tissues Of the body.
Paine's Celery Compound is a great recon-
structant Of the nervous system.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18

p feet on west side Twenty-frst street,
$50 feet south Of X street, 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18

Mcmahon and King. The black face char
acter comedians and dancers. are doing a
great act at the Biiou They are clever
In their line. especially 20 with King. who
is perfect character of the negro woman
There is "A sDecial scene used In the act
showing Wabash train. and the comedi-
ans sing a song about the Wabash that
goes well. Amann and liartly's act has
also been well resolved. IL Is a good come
DIV sketch and will be welcomed back In
the near future. Billy Link. the mono
loguist. who came 10 Richmond a stranger.
will go away a favoritc lie is a headliner
comedian.
A matinee and night performance will
close the engagement ~ the stars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
Mr.. Weber to Marry

The marriage of Mr.. George Weber and
Miss Annie Brown will take place on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18

BiIou-High class vaudeville, matinee and
night.
The Moth and the Flame" rs given by
the splendid company headed by Mr.. Her
bert Kelcev and Miss shannon at the
Academy Of Music last night was enjoyed
by a large and fashionable audience.
There is a moral TO the story as told
by Mr.. CLYDE Fitch and II is well illus
trated in the second act when the realistic
church scene. with an its accompanying
Incidents. closes with the emotional piece
Of work by Miss Shannon. Mr.. Kelley and
Mrs. Ferrn. The audience Is carried 10 q
pitch of enthusiasm and curtain calls are
demanded.
There Is a large amount OF human nature
displayed throughout the piece and a lot
Of humor is introduced. Not one member
of the company is weak In the parts UNI
dertaken. and "A combination Of such talent
makes the production one Of the most ar
;istic succe sses Of the year.
THE Moth and the Flame will be re-
peated at matinee this afternoon and
again tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
"The Moth and the Flame" an
Artistic Success.

Academy--The Moth and the Flame.
matinee and night
BiIou-High class vaudeville, matinee and
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-18

NEW YORK. Now ii.-Speciai Rich
mond-D. NJ Currie, broadway Central:
a y. Patch. Cosmopolitan: n. y NuAske-
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COMSTABLE.'s SALE.
JAMES GOODMAN,
Plaintiff,
Us.
I. ESPRIE.
nRE-I1f.t


Urder AID by virtue of Writ OF Execution
issued cut OF tle Justices court of the Eighteenth
Rrsci2ct, Pima County. arizona, by frank J.
Duff, Justice CT the Peace. the end day of
Deoe1i1bcr. 1898, end to constable, duly
directed and delivered. Judgment rendered
In said Court in the above eutitied action the
10Th day of November. 1875, for the sum Of
Two Hundred and Seventy Dollars, -S27o.oo-
and tiae costs CT said action amounting to Sass,
end all accraing costs. have duly levied in tine
eaanner required b. law. sll tiiat ccrtain real
estate belonging 70 tie defendant situated i'll
tAe town Of Sosales Pima County. territory of
Arizona. and particularly described as follows,
to-s(it:
r.orS 8. IN BLOCK s. il the said Town of
EogaleS
Public notice is hereby given that will at the
court house ooor. in Tucson, County of Pima.
territory of Arisoua. ct the hour of one O'Clock
pm, Saturday. the 18th day Of January,
ISeS. sci at public auction the hlghes. bidder
fSr cash. il luwfIl money Of the Uuited States,
Ate- abo-e described property, or 80 much
otse:eof may be necessary to satisfy said
SdeTnent and COST of silt and all accruing costs.
T. BRODRICk,
Constable, Precinct No. IS, Pima County.
Duted Nogales. Arizona, December 18th, 1895.
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A Sig Copper Strike.

Bud WUod-on Came in last night
from Webster guich w where lie has been
doing assessment work on u group OF
seven copper claims owned by Villa IN
Beard Of tFioreuce. Cha-. Hozlnan and
i.iuiself. The work FOR roGr c4aims YVES
done in the crosscut ;unnel on the
Garviis claim which was dri.en IS ft ct
farther, ma lzing lis present length rs
feet. and which cuts Tie lc;d ut u depth
of about leo feet below the SURFACE.
Some tiiHe ago good ore was struck in
this tlnf el and - 10 Is fee Of ere has
since been gone Though ard the face Of
the tunnel Is still III ore (c:irbonateS and
glnncel which will average fl O'n 10 10 10
per cent copper. 1t is an irnmeEse booy
of ore in u formation of quartz aud
rorphyry. and rs teaching proposition
it would he hard TO find its equal
On the oi,poste side of the hill are
the t'inet:er CHAINS, and on one of
which is ii 120 foot IN mel. di: ectly OPP
posie and running toward tho iuunt
in the C;rviIe The Finietter tunnel is
IN ere its entire length -ud the dump
averages over G per cent copper.
Twenty feet of ore was cut that YER
ages much higher, ard i the same
character as that fonud in the caims
which Mr.. WoodsOa has been develop
ing. Thee properties are desirable FOR
Il company with ample capita to oper-
il e Oh Il large scalc.-G!Obe Belt
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4 sooM,no CAMP.
Washington in Southern Pima a Com
ing Region.

n. II. Chaplin, superintendent of the
famous Pride of the West, aud who is
u witness in the land court proceedings
affecting his district, in speaking of the
outlook Of Washington camp Incidental
ly mentioned some facts probably of
public interest. On his mine. Pride of
the West, 30 men are employed At
present, but he expects to double the
force soon. The output is about 10
tons daily, which of course will be
augmented with tbs increase OF mon.
the average OF ore is is per cent cop
per, SO ounces silver and i 10 ounces
gold. Another mine in the group, u
lead silver proposition, upon wnicn six
iren are employed, Produces from 81 10
40 tons per mouth: MIR. Chaplin ships
ali his ore 10 the Silver City Red uctiun
works. The Pride vf the Nest mas
been steady producer for nearly IA
score OF years under The continuous
management Of MIR. Chaplin.
Ons of the oldest mi.es of the county
start up after u shut down for Years.
In fact IL is Claimed III be the first mine
ever placed upon Pima county records.
1t is now owned by the Bacon estate Of
San francisco. Frank O.eseE is work
ing the Double Stanaard, and Is doing
we'll, shipping IA carload OF copper ore /.
month.
Ire Smngeler. located between the
priuo OF Tie ~ est and tic DUG uesGe, Is
operated by Il small force under Jerry
Neville. The arc RUS about 70 per
cent copper. The Holland mine and
mill owned by Colorado men, las been
temporarily suspended for couple OF
mouths, ont it Is exi,ec cd To be oi eI
Il cd again shortly with :. larger force
than ever. The people OF the district
are encouraged over he prospects OF
railroad within IL ear or two to connect
the 10 with the Sout bern Pacific. Sur
veHors are now in the iield baking
three veys before determining the
Iou,e most acceptable Tucson CItizou.
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Notice.
Nosale<, a. T., Dec. Il, 1898.

Nogale<, a. T, Dec. i, 1893.
To Whom it May Concern:
Having purchased tho international
Drug Store 10 Nogslcs, Arizon&, from
james B. Mix, with all the stock,
Axtures, good win, etc, the public is
hereby notified, that all bills owing to
to said drug store should be settled st
once. L. ". MIX.
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Pullman Palace Sleeping rGn ;,atyF en-
Benton All Gnay7nas a ffnriting t AZ lers Arrl-
wing at Benson p.tiI from tha East OF til ,
West cha to talce Cl,eir berth at Benson al
sleep - long they Wish.
Cos. conaaction at b rsou With trains ran
hihg East ANA v st the Southern Pacific.
IA. NAUaLE z. !. GIBSON.
Asst, Gen. MsnngEr. Train Master.
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Singer sewing machines sold on the
instsilment plan Call and see d.
Vn'asco, at the Arizona Commercial
Company. If
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-01-12

CLINTON CAUCASIAN.

l. talking Of testimony for Saap-
SOC county in tbs contested election
ease of F. Il. Jones sgsans. r. II.
White fer seat IN the State Sersse
vas heard here on last Saturday AID
Monday before Justice l.. e Hab-
bard. Jones wss represented bv 81
torneys L. VI Kerr ard J. u. Kerr,
White xAs representa- b. J. T..
Stewart and &. NJ. FasreIosh. TIE
testimony rrodueed by the eon;es-
tee is so weak and !! .msy ihatls dars
not amour, 10 anything more than
mere rot. Fer instance they a.
tempt TO prove py witnesses how eer-
tain voters voted, instead Of prUd1c.
ing the records. They try 10 prov
persons supposed to have voted Tor
White not Of age, because they had
not worked the roads. from ap.
pearanees O. these parties etc, In
stead Of summonsiDg these parties
themselves that they accuse 81 beiag
illegal voters. In their notice OF con
test 30 the q defendant. instead Of set
ting forth the names Of the parties
charged as being illegal voters
against whom dispositions are 10 be
taken sud notice To take DISPOSITIONS,
they do not give the names Of these
persons in the summons az all, and
the defendant is not given notice CT
whpse dispositions are 10 DO taken,
as IS required By Law.
In no instance have they sum
rnonel thu r.tna oh rual tl1.-pt
voters, nor have they produced the
poll books, which as q matter OF
record and of Law is the beat and
only evidence admissible when these
records can be produced.
Several weeks ago we were in
formed by one OF the attorneys for
Mr.. Jones that this contest election
case was not political fight, but
simply q personal one between the
plaintiff and the defendat. YET this
same lawyer takes all the uuderhand
and illegal methods stated above
against the objections Of the defend
ant IN order 20 try to make it appear
to the uniformed that there is some
excuse in ali this scramble OF theirs
for Office and pie"
Then too there chin es in the Dunn
Union and the Sampson Democrat,
two Democratic newspapers in this
Senatorial District, who say that
Jones has p strong and valid ease,
and that the Legislature will give
him the seat in the Senate to which
the people elected Mr. White. OF
course they can 90 inst what they
please about the matter Just as they
did down at Wilmington at the not,
aud in ether instances Of the SIS rs
cent times since sc have returned to
those good old days of order and
good government. but then there
will come time Suns day wnen tbs
negro will Dot be the issue, aud hon
OF. deconoy and justice vii! ba in the
minds and On the tongues Of all good
citizens OF the State