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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-12-14
NEW VILLAGE
Springing up on the Va. g. S.
w. r. R.-WiIl Probably be
Named HOrniCk in Hon
or of Capt. HOrniCk,
of this Place..

The tract of land recently pur-
chased from the Interstate Coal and
Iron Company by the Virginia Iron,
Coal and Coke Company near Wards
Mills, is likely to prove one Of the
most valuable properties in all this
section. Iron ore is said to exist in
abundance, and the new owners are
making extensive preparations for
mining and shipping the same.
They have already large number Of
nen at work mining the ore and
preparing it for shipment, and
large quantity is now ready to be put
aboard the cars, and will be done so
Just as soon as the necessary sid6'
track and other mining appliances
can be gotten in place.
The company has already built
20 houses and will build 90 or GO
more. including fine commissary,
which is now under construction.
The scene Of this operation is about
miles this side of Wards Mills and
S on the Virginia and Southwestern
abroad. 1t has been suggested
Ind a good suggestion it is--that the
,lace be named Hornick, in honor Of
he superintendent, Capt. r. Hornick.
The PosT insists on that name, as
1r. Ho.nick is one of the most popu-
ar contractors in Southwest Vir-
inia, aud naming the place in honor
f him would be no mistake.
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A DISPATCH has been received at
the Navy Department from the COM
mander of the Naval Station at
Cavite, stating that the Charleston,
wrecked Nov. 2, was probably total
loss. The cruiser lies on an open
reef. and undoubtedly, her bottom
has been pounded out in the heavy
seas. 1t may be possible to save
some of the guns and equipment OF
the vessel.
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A LOOK in our merchants windows
and stores shows the largest end best
stock Of Christmas goods we have had
here for several years, and custom, is
good. TO see the many well-flled
baskets going home reminds one of
old times. Much out-of-town trade
is being done; in fact one Of our
butchers runs delivery wagon three
miles. When the furnace blows in
next week, it will spend 81. 600 day
for ore, coke. coal. limestone and
labor; and when the other stack starts
this expenditure will be doubled.
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LEE COUNTY ORE.
Rich Mines In Lee County to
be DEVELOPED.

Says the Jonesville correspondent
of the Richmond NeWs:
The great revival in the iron in.
dustry which came with the higher
prices for iron of all kinds is now
causing great developments in this
county in the discovery and mining
of iron ore.
Mining companies have recently
been leasing and buying extensively
OF the mineral lands which lie near
the railroad. where the mined ore can
be easily shipped. The richest mines
yet found by this company have
lately been opened on the north side
Of the Poor Valley ridge, about four
miles north of Jonesville. Some
seven or eight openings have been
made at this place, disclosing a very
rich vein Of red hemetite ore, which
varies in thickness from three and
One-half to fifteen feet and seems to
extend for miles along this high
ridge. The ore is in position to be
easily worked and is, at no place,
more than two hundred yards Of the
railroad track. 1t can be carried on
a tramrOad to the siding aud dumped
from the tipple, which has already
been constructed, into the cars at
comparatively little expense. Ex-
perts have estimated that it will take
from fifteen to twenty years to mine
all the ore in sight at this place.
1t is passing strange that the
wealth of this section in this respect |
has not been before particularly |
noticed. Not two years ago this
same land could have been purchased
at the price Of one dollar per acre,
and at the same time there way lying
on top Of the ground, overgrown with
moss. great bouldeis of iron ore.
A great rush is OH to secure mine.
raj land in this county; and greater
portion Of all near the railroad have
already been either leased or bought
outright, and also much Of the land
on Nallen's Ridge, lying in the
southeastern part OF the county is be-
ing leased oroptioned to the different
mining companies who are represent
ID in this section. The prospecting
which has been done by experts on
Ridge shows it to be very
'ich In deposits of iron ore.
These two ridges lie from five to
EN- miles apart and run parallel with
ach other for almost the entire
ength Of the county. Between them
les the Powell valley. which con-
aims some of the richest agricultural
nd grazing lands in the state.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
(Prom our regular correspondent

| WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. IL
Senator Mason will lose confidence in
his ability as sensation maker, if he
makes few more attempts in that
line that fall as fiat as his resolution
of sympathy for the Beers and
his speech thereon. If he really
thinks, as he says he does, that the
case is similar to the case OF the
Cubans when they were in. revolt
against Spain, be thinks practically
alone. The war in Cuba was right
at our doors and affecting the inter
ests of thousands Of Americans, while
the war in South Africa is thousands
of miles away and affects the inter
ost of about as few Americans as
any foreign war could. OF course,
every American would like to see
peace over there, but as the belliger-
ents have not asked for our good
Offices. fact noted by the President
IN his message, it would be sort Of
international impertinence for us to
interfere in any way, and the adop-
ton by either branch Of Congress, of
a resolution Of sympathy for either
side would certainly and rightly be
regarded as interference. This gov
eminent is neutral, and because of
that neutrality, the President referred
a petition from the Hollanders OF
Michigan, asking him to use has good
Offices to bring about peace, to the
Department of State without, action.
The House Committee that is in
vertigating Roberts is holding daily |
sessions and hopes to get it's repoi,
ready in few days. 1t requires no
gift of prophecy to say that the re-
port will be adverse to Roberts, bat
the attempts to say Just what shape
It will take, which are being made, 1
ire simply guesses, The Committee
viii conclude the investigation be-
ore deciding the scope Of its report.
Mr.. Roberts shows very plainly by
lis talks before the Committee, that
he doesn't expect to get the seat. or
ather to keep it, if allowed to be
worn in; also that he is pretty
hrewd lawyer. and we'll posted in
parliamentary practice.
The resolution offered by Senator
lodge. and adopted by the Senate,
the Department, of State
investigate tine report that Great
'ritain was negotiating with Ecuador,
Dr. the purchase Of the Galapagos
stands. has been referred to the u.
!. Minister at Quito, for an investi-
alton and report. 1t is known,
owever, that there has been no
egotiations by Great Britain, and ;
tough. that the sole object Of the |
solution is to open the way to the ]
archase Of the Islands by this gov |
nment. TO be used as a naval sta :
on, their location making them F
desirable for that purpose,
ter the lsthmian Canal has been =
instructed. The Navy Department :,
IS already had the Islands examined '
an officer, and ascertained that a %
ly one Of them is now inhabited, !"
d that only by one man, a natural ho
ID American. s 3.
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SENATOR MARTIN will succeed him
self as United States Senator from
Virginia. He was nominated on the
first ballot by joint caucus of the
Democratic members of the General
Assembly. which is equivalent to his
election. Senator Martin received
JOB votes and Governor Tyler q.
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ACCORDING to the latest instruc-
tions from the Navy Department to
Rear Admiral Schley. he will not
visit South Africa with the Chicago,
the flagship Of the South Atlantic
Squadron. Besides the Chicago, the
Wilmington and the Montgomery are
attached to the squadron, the Will
mington being at Buenos Ayres and
the Montgomery at Montevideo.
The order to Admiral Schley directs
him to inspect both these vessels and
await further orders before visiting
any African port.
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FURNACE READY.
Will Be Put in Blast IN a Few
a Days

The Big Stone Gap Iron Compan,
have their furnace almost ready tC
put in blast and will do so before
another issue of this paper. They
expect to be making iron by Monday
OF next week.
Everything is now in perfect order
and the furnace is in better condition
for making iron than at any time in
the history Of the plant.
Many thousands Of tons Of ore
is in the stock house and in few
days they will be receiting from. 200
to 300 tons per day. There will be
no scarcity OF supplies. as the com
pany have contracts calling for an
abundance of everything needed to
operate the furnace.
+ The cinder engine, which has been
thoroughly overhauled and is now
ready for work, has received new
bell, which was made by Mr.. E. j.
Bird, Dr., at lronton, ONO, ana pre-
scented to the company as a present.
1t was cast from the first iron made
at this furnace, when it was built and
put in operation.
The Big Stone Gap Iron Company
deserve to be congratulated for the
rapid progress they have made in
getting the furnace ready for work.
Notwithstanding the rush with which
everything was done, the work is all
first class and up-to-date.
Lookout for the furnace light-you
will see it in very few evenings,
which will remind us Of the older
lays in Big Stone Gap.
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FROM FREEZING

espoudence = Tbclat,
FREELING. "a. Dee
pendent has just lefrn
ant, formerly OF tht- 1.f.
Kentucky, WAS fatally -..'
last night by one Cat
Woman iH The case. I..
aud two or thg,e chil....
County court J., 90 -e...
this week, With Hos
OF GruDdy. presiding
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FROM BUCU.
COrrsspondence Of The Big Stone Gap Posi-.

! Correspondents VI Inc DIX Stohe Gap Posi-.
Brcu, Va, Dec. 9-Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel
Counts, OF Wayne county, W. Va, are
now visiting their many relatives in
Dickinson and Russell counties. We wish
them pleasant visit.
James H. Rasnick. of Grizzle, has been
visiting relatives in Russell county for the
past two weeks.
The Debusk Bros. are now building
new incline road from their saw
mill TO connect with their old incline road
half mile distant. This company il
wide-awake and eEterprisiug.
A few days ago Asa Combs, of Council.
was so unfortunate as 10 get one of his
legs broken by "A log striking him while
working in field near his residence.
G. a. Farber, of the firm of Price and
Head, accompanied by O. f. Hughes and
Elijah Debusk, were IL this vicinity this
wceb inspecting poplar trees, known here
as the Pack timber, with n View to buying
the same. We are informed that there
are about $500 Of the Pack trees in this
section.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rasnake,
OF Grizzle, few days ago fine girl.
The litil" people here are beginning to
see visions OF Santa Clause aud the nice
things he ia supposed to bring them for
the Christmas holidays
A few davs ago Elihu, little son of Ed. |
VIM. B. Sutherland, OF Colley, fell and |
struck one Of his knees against the blade !
OF an ak frightfully cutting the same.
The wound is thought to be dangerous
Calvin NJ. Powers, of Barts Lick. il
visiting relatives in this vicinity this
week.
Ed. VIM. b. Sutherland wss hore YES
.erday on business. OBSERVER.
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A COMMISSION, appointed by the
Planters and Farmers Association of
Cuba, called on the President last
week, and asked that he provide for
the establishment of an agricultural
bank at Havana, with branches in
the principal cities of the island, SO
that money could be obtained easily
by the planters on crop and land
security. Later, the commission
conferred with Secretary Gage of the
Treasury Department.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-12-14

MANNER is much. A man always
looks better when he carries himself
we'll than when a couple of friends
are trying to carry him.
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Renew your subscrip-
ton to the Post.

WANrEp-sEfERAb BRIGHT AND HONEST
persons TO represent us IS Managers In this
and close BY counties. Salary $500 a year and ex
penses siragbt bona-tde, no more. no less salary.
Position permanent. Oar references, any bank In
any town. II " mainly ONCE work conducted a
home Reference. Enclose self-sdaressed stamped
Ser7s-6m
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To Repeal Nation Law.

Hon. II. J. Ayers has introduced
in the House Of Delegates a bin TO
repeal the original Walton Law with
oil it's amendments. This bill is in
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-12-14

Some people think a great deal of
themselves and yet they may be
thoughtless.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-12-14

WHEN some people try to be
serious they appear ridiculous.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-12-14

The Richmond Times is "boom-
ing" Senator Daniel as a Presidential
candidate for 1900. OF course we all
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-12-14
"Sfrfke For Your Affairs
and Your Fires. Z"

Patriotism Is always COM
menda6le, but in eVery breast
there should be not only the
desire to be a good citizen,
but to be strong, able bodied
and sven fitted for the battle
of life. To do this. pare
Blood Is absolutely neces-
sarN and Hoods Sarsapa-
rlla Is the one specific qvhfch
cteanses the blood thorough
~. IT acts equally aveH for
both sexes and all ages.
Humor p" When need a Blood purs-
fie, I tale Hoods Sa,saparina. # cured
my hurror and Is excellent as nerOe
tonic" Josie Eaton, Stafford Springs, CT.
Hoods Saldqbad@
XIlazlzllEfl122Ey
Hoods Pills care liver Ills the nOnlrritating and
only eathartic to take with Hoods sarsapartla.
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The above rates are for standing snvertise-
nents only.
"LocAL ACHIEVEMENT win be chsrg-
ed for at the rate Of s cents per line for each
incertion.
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Obstinate sores and ulcer. ,,.,.
refuse to heal under orl.r,-.. b
ment soon become chrouir and ..''
seated. and ara q snrn .-D..
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-19
MISS JULIA MORRIS.

WRITES FROM CHATTA NOOGA
PRISON TO NORFOLK.
Chief of Police Nizer not long since
received pathetic letter from Miss
Julia Morrison, late leading lady of the
MT. Plaster of Paris" theatrical COM
pany asking that copies OF Norfolk pa
pers. which she has been Informed Sc
verely criticised the performance given
In Norfolk by that company while she
was n member of it,
Miss Morrison, it will be recalled, shot
and killed Frank Leiden, business man
aser OF the company, while it was Civ.
ing n performance in Chattanooga, and
was committed 10 Jail to answer the
charge of murder. She thought the un-
favorable criticisms of the performance
here would help her in her trial. The
papers containing them were sent, ana
yesterday Chief Kizer received n letter
from her thanking him for his obliging
promptness. Miss Morris writes that
she is confident of being acquitted, and
expresses her appreciation of several
sympathetic letters received from Nor
folk people since her incarceration.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-19
IsIR;li.

GuY.-At the residence or her parents,
No ISL Chapel street. Sunday, December
nth, at z Il. nl.. GENEAL LANDLORD
GUY, infant daughter OF il. p. and Daisy
May Guy.
The funeral took place from the above
residence yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
MISUNDERSTANDING. in Telluride. Col
orado. Tuesday. December Sth, 1899, PER-
Cf d. EI4LlOTT, eldest son OF j. a. and
a. y. Elliott. in the 2Sth year OF his age.
Tho funeral will take place from resi-
dencc of parents. No. 125 South Reservoir
avenue. Bramhleton Ward, THIS Crlies-
day) MORNING. December 18th 1899, at
1870 O'clock. Friends OF the family are
invited to attend.
WiIlTElIEAD.-At Tho residence. No.
10 bermuda street, Monday. December
18TH 1880, ut 2:90 p. M, KATE a., wife
OF t:slic Whitehead, aged 80 years.
The funeral will take place from above
residence WEDNESDAY MORNING at
10 o'clock. Friends of the family arc in
r!tcd TO attend.
LEDGER copy)
ADAMS.-At Virginia Beach Monday,
December 18th. 1889. a 1910 p. M. FLOYD
GAINES ADAMS. wife OF o. j. Adams
and daughter OF Mary f.. ana the late !
Is. Games. aged 81 yclrs
Funeral will he held WEDNESDAY nj
u a. M. from residence, Virginia Beach.
Va Friends and acquaintance invited
10 attend
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-19
SUNDAY AIT
THE CHURCHES
Where Divine Service Was Held
and by Whom Conducted.
DR.. STARR ACCEPTS
Rev. w. 4. Walden, Pres,ding Elder,
rrenchcd ut Two churches, re.
Gently Assigned 10 lais District
EvangciIstic Services Closed DIR.
LloJdto Preach Mt ST. Lutsc'. Ncx,
Sunday ether Notes.

Rev. w. C. Walden. Presiding Elder
of the Portsmouth District, preached
at McIlendree NJ. T.. Church Sunday
congregation. At night lie occupied the
pulpit OF Trinity Church, and was
heard with great delight by II large and
thoughtful congregation. His discourse
was founded on John 3 Beloved,
now are we the sons OF God, and it
doth not yet appear what we shall be,
but we know that when He shall APP
pear we shall be like Him, for we shall
see Him as He is
The subject was introduced by ref
crence 10 the character OF John, the
beloved disciple, who. the speaker said,
was always With and nearest TO Christ
While He WAS on earth, and who leaned
upon HIS bosom at tile last supper"
lie emphasized this thought in n stril-
ing manner. showing wherein John
was in a position to know Who are the
sons of God.
Entering more fully upon his theme.
MIR. Walden said: 1--WE are the sons of
God by the spirit of adoption. having
been born into the Kingdom of God,
through the redemption purchased in
the sacrificed death. resurrection and
glorious ascension of our Divine Lord.
1T doth not yet appear what we shall
be- Here John reminds us of what we
do not know; but we sometimes mcdl-
tate on this. ana often visions of the
future rise before us and give us some
faint and imperfect conceptions OF our
future home. We love to think on
those mansions of light, their walls Of
jasper and streets of pure gold and
the redeemed III the midst thereof, and
of the perfect state of bliss OF Gods
own elect, who have washed their
robes and made them white in the
blood of the lamb.
But let us take n look into the
future. John says, But when He APP
pears we shall be like Him. for we shall
see Him as He is TO be like Christ
is to have n glorious body like His,
free from the corruptions OF the flesh.
And Just here let me say that when we
reach that glorifled state of existence.
shut in from sin, sorrow and death, our
greatest joy will be to see Jesus face to
face and crown Him who prepared the
way for us to become citizens and fell
low saints OF this glorious abode, rs
king of Kings and Lord Of Lords In
view of the prospect before us let us
continue to serve our Master here I'm
every department of life, even carry
Ing about us the marks Of the Lord
Jesus who. while on earth went about
doing good. that at last we may shnrc
with Him the g!ories OF that upper and
better kingdom
The sermon, of which the above is a
very imperfect outline. was delivered
in the speakers own impressive style.
and was full of comfort to all true be-
levers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-19
SUNDAY FUNERALS.
MIR. F. Il. MICHIGAN.

The funeral of Mr.. F. T. Michigan,
VINO passed away at his home, No. 7Ol
Highland avenue. Brambletun Ward.
Thursday last. was solemnized from st.
MaryS Catholic Church at 900 O'Clock
sunday morning, in the presence of a
large congregation. The Cigar Makers
Union, OF which deceased was a mem
Der, attended in a body. Requiem mass
Was celebrated by the assistant pas
tor. Rev. Father Joseph Frioli. The
remains were laid to rest in ST. NIary's
Cemetery. Following were the pail
bearers:
Cigar Makers Union-Edgar Kecfe.
Harry l.. Addison, William Dolan and
Walter l(cefe.
:. Citizens-W. c. Digss, John Hocy, NJ.
/. Cashin and James Holland.
Flower Bearcr-M T.. Cooke.
MRS. MARY L. HUGO.
The obaeQuies of Mrs. Mary Lydia
Hugo. wife of Mr.. r. " Hugo. were
held from the family residence i'm Nor
folk county ut 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon. The services were conducted by
Rev. j. p. Shenk, of the First Lutheran
Church this city. and the interment
was In the family burial ground. Fol-
lowing were the pall-bearers: N. T..
horn, w. e. Smith. S. Il. Spangier, q. r
Moreland, W. L. TAFT and j. G. Fletcher
ARRIVAL OF MIR. ELLIOTT'S RE
MAINS.
The remains of Mr.. Percy D. Elliott.
whose sudden and untimely death at
Telluride. Colorado, has been noted In
theSe columns, reached here Yesterday
morning on the Washington steamer
and were taken at once to the residence
or his parents. Mr.. and Mrs !. A. Ell
lott, No 125 South Reservoir avenue.
Brambleton. from which the funeral
VIII be solemnized at 1880 A. m. to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-19
Norfolk We'll Represented.

In the Manufacture S Record OF Bal
tmore, issue Of December 10th, on page
90, the city OF Norfolk has a two
column article on Conferred in Nor
folk" prepared by Mr. Il. r. Dawes.
secretary and statlstician of the Board
of Trade and business Mems Associa-
ton of this city. and a half-column
article on Norfolk. Facts for Facto-
ries," prepared by Mr.. -. Jeffers, of
the Cornucopia. This number. OF the
Record is mainly devoted to The In
dustrial South Of Too DAY" and Norfolk
makes q good showing therein.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-19
Hymencai Announcement.

Mrs. Virginia Proctor OF this city,
has issued invitations to ;hc marriage
OF her daughter. Miss Margaret Louise
Proctor. and Mr.. Thomas Haskins
Garden, the nuptiais 10 be celebrated
December gSth. nj 1850 p. m. at Nc
Kendree N. e Church.
The prospective groom was a former
resident of Virsinia, but resides now at
West Point, Miss. Miss Proctor Is q
sister OF Rev. William r. Proctor, pas
tor of Mckendree Church.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-19
Portrait of Mrs. BLOW.

Sundays New York Herald published
large portrait of Mrs. Blow. wife OF
Mt y. y. Blow. of Norfolk 1t will be
remembered that this lady was recent
~ received by Queen Victoria. of Eng
iand. and personally thanked for orig
i,otlhs the plan of presenting the
American hospital shin to Great Rrit-
ain, for use In connection with the war
in the Transraal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-19
E1andl<ercl1iefs for Christmas Gifts.

Children's fancy hordered Hand
kerchiefs, put up i'll SETS of three in
dainty boxes, with verse of greeting
Oh each, CSC, and 800. 4 box.
Ladies all linen dainty hernStitched
Handkerchiefs, put up i'll sets of six
in beautifully decorated boxes, 81,
Sl.25 and Si.75 box.
Ladies Beautifully embroidered
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-19
UNION MISSION ANN1vERsARY

Rev. w. G. Starr, d. D.. president or
Randolph Macon College. has written a
letter to the president of the Union Mis-
sion. Mr. S. Q. Collins, formally accept
ing the invitation to be the orator on
lhc occasion OF it's forthcoming ami
Versary on the second Sunday in jan
uary. 1900. The doctor will deliver three
addresses. two in the nature Of sermons
ono at the First Presbyterian Church
Mt IL n. M. and the other at Epworth
NJ. Il. Church at 1850 p. IN. In the aft
ernoon at o'clock Il grand mass meet
lng Will be held at the Freemason
Street Baptist Church. when he will de-
liver an address.