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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-05-17
NOTICE

At the regular meeting Of the State
hoard of Examiner Is held June 7th. 1898
the following resolution was adopted:
That the Board OF Exan,-
inerS shall meet on the third day of e>prv
month, tor the purpose of allowing
again,t the State, and all claims
III the office of the Secretary of stare
or before the third day in each month
not be considered or allowed b> the
oard until the next MEETING which w.I
ne on the third rueSdtv of each month
REINIIOLD SAnLER
EUGENE HowELL
JAMES Il. Judge
Board of Examines.
Attest;
ARTHUR MORRIS.
Clerk.
Carson City, Nevada. June Z, 1895.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
UNFoUNDED REPORT.

Pekin, March 9.-The report that the
italians have seized San Nun, on San
Nun bay, province of Che I(iang. which
the Italian Minister. Sgnor MARITIME,
had demanded as naval base ana
coaling station. is officially declared UNI
founded.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
A R|OTOUS NEGRO REGIMENT
Continued from First Page.)
MaYor Diyis snvs.

Mayor Divis says:
When the repreherslble conduct of
the soldiers on the first section Of the
train was reported to me and the citi-
zens appealed for protection from the
next section. which was due here in
about an hour. 1 at once telephoned
Governor Gambler ana asked him to
order out the Griffin Rifles lie prom
Used to advise me in twenty minutes
whether he would do so or not. but the
second section was approaching the
Guy, ana immediate action was mecca
sary. and by the power vested in mo
as Mayor, ordered the Rifles out. NV
authority for doing is found in Article
., Section ITO of the Civil Code of this
state. The Rifles and all those who7.,
deputized to meet the train, were on
hand. and acted in n manner that was
above reproach. AS long rs am
Mayor of Griffin l shall use all the
means in my power to protect the life
ana property of her citizens"
LIEUTENANT DANIELS STATE
MENT
In his statement Lieutenant Daniel
says:
Il received the following order from
the Mayor:
Commander Griffin Rifles: Owing
to imminent danger of riot ut the train
OF coiored troops just mustered out in
Macon, while passing through Griffin.
which will be in Il few minutes. brinf,
your command to the passenger depot
At once and receive orders from Chief
Oh Police for preserving order.
NoiShep w. d. DAVIS, Mayor
MILITIA DID NOT FIRE.
The above order was issued TO mo
| under authority OF Section ITO Code NJ
georgia. responded to the order ms
was my duty, and reported as instruct
cd TO the Chief Of Police at the dnnot
l Hhed my command up and down tho
rallroau track about twenty fect fron,
.me ttaln OF negroes, arms at order
me Chief of Police ordered half INV
company about 200 yards west Of Tho
uepot. Upon the departure of the train
tie nssro troops fired several volleys
uifecty at the citizens and rnilitory
ms ire was not returned by NV mon
pun the citizens did return the tiro !
hau gwen positive orders TO my mon
no, TO IRE, and they most POSITIVELY
| did not" P'''i'eiy
haieieh n. c., March 9.-Thc tour Of
tie fenth Imnunes through this Stote
was marked by drunken rioting and
shootlhg at people, houses and cottla
along the railroad.
during the few minutes tbo ,r,,,
53.oppcd mere. there was drini<Inr ,,,i
uisoruer among the men. Several shot.
air ''eu at the ground or into the
~ al along the route their conduct
derson, tonight, saws: '''i i'e'i-
me Tenth Immune, negro troons
Pisscu to-day over the Scaboard Air
a Line. They, shot at private houses ana
w vu1,Uoi 1hi lr, Several men we're
Muuliued. The officers of the regiment
seemed to have no control ovn,. '''' ,ne
men" over the
similar reports come from o,bar
points between here and Weldon
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
DR.. TALMAGE RESIGNS.
YIELDS TO THE DEMANDS OF PIE
LlGIOUS JOURNALISM.
By Telegraph to virrInio-pno,,

Nby Telegraph to Virglnia-Pilot)
Washington. March 9.-Rev. DR. ~
dewitt Talmage, who for nearly forr
years has been the pastor of the rtr.,,
Ircspyterian Church or this CITY. to.
DAY sent letter to the session of ,ho.
enurch rendering his resignation. Tho
cNpiahation made in the letter &c nc
The increasing demands made unor
me by religious journalism, and tbn
con lnuous calls for more general work
IN me cities. have of late years cousad
iIepueht interruption of my postor,i
WORK. 1t Is not right that this con,I;
non OK affairs should further continue
BESIDE this. 1t is desirable thar 49,
more opportunity to meet face IN go
III reilSions assemblage those I'm this
country and other countries to whnn,
l nave, through the Kindness NJ IN
printing press, been pcrmittcI ~
preach week by week and withou, ~
exception of week, for about ,bir.'
years. therefore. though very rcluct
antiy, nave concluded. after. servirc
You nearly four years in tha nnsto LIS
tion" oI resISna-
IL IS the Intention OF Dr. TaIn,oco -
ooI'inue his residence in this civ IL
VIII devote most OF his time to li,ara,'
pursuits. ~ literary
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
YOUR NOSTRILS
Are Intended 70 Warm, Meisten
and Clean The Air You
Breathe.

IF they arc cloggcd UP disease must re-
suit. | have always been TROUBLED
WITH y STUFFY FEELING IN MY
NOSE, the left nostrl especially being
CI.OGGED UP so THAT | COULD
HARDLY BREATHE through 1t at all
AS a result. often had TO sit up in bed
on account of not being able to brcat he
freely. and WOULD HAVE no
BREATHE THKoUGH NY MOUTH.
WHEN l AWAKENED My MOUTH
AND THROAT WOULD BE DRY AND
TASTED BAD OF late | SUFFERED
OFTEN WITH HEADACHE AND \
TICKLING FEELING IN THE,
THROAT. HAD y HEAD COLD MOST
ALL THE TIME. ard the stoppasc Of the
nose had effected my speech somewhat
DR.. Firey's treatment has made me feel
entirely like now man. CAN
BREATHE Ms FREELY. l THINK, AS
ANYONE. without the least inconvcn-
!cn-,. sleep soundly. apparently HAVING
NO COLDS TO contend with. no tickling
ln-thc throat. etc. ana only those who
have suffered as | have can really appre-
ciate what DR.. frey has done for me-
ABE JACoBOSKY.
go High street. Portsmouth. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
tSIERHAZY INTERVIEWED
FIREWORKS IN DREYFUS AFFAIR
ONLY JUST COMMENCING.
(By TcIccronb To 1-;rori,; mn,

London. March 1O.-The Daily News
publishes an interview with Court Fer
dinand Walsin Esterhazy, who Is rep
resented as having said:
Ihe fireworks of the Dreyfus affair
are only Just commencing. One Thing
Is certain. 1t is all up with General
uelio'sdeilre. lie and General Roget are
responsible for Colonel Henry's forgery
and death. All the excitement. however
Drcyfus" u
:. me Paris correspondent of the Daily
NEWS VINO secured the Interview, saws:
There is curious connection be-
tween this statement by EsterhaZy and
the nnti-Samite Libre Parole. IJe also
throws General deBoisdcffrc over and
says he VIII be expelled from the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
Guincs Destroyed nv Fra.

Vby Telegraph 10 NIrginia-pUotD
Gnines. Providence of Havana. March
"a large part Of the reconcentrado
quarter of Guines was destroyed by fire
this morning. three children being
burned to death. The Cuban indus,
trial relief fund. which has a station
here. is providing temporary quarters
for the homeless ana "A special appeal
for funds will be made on their be-
hAlf. as no work is to be had in the
district and the supply of army IN.
lions is exhausted.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
W. JENNINGS BRYAN,
STEAKS TO A GREAT crown Ar
HOUSTON.
cBy Telegraph to virgInian-pi,o.,

Wy Telegraph to Virglnian-Pnot1
;, houston Tex, March 9.-IIon. VIII
nam Jennings Bryan addressed six
thousand people at the Auditorium A.
night. Many were unable to yain al
mn lance. He declared the Chico~o
platform still stood. while that ndonf.
ed at St. Louis had been violated Nv
us projectors. He denied that pros
pvittS mau come, and deiied the Re
the platform that I'VE advocated pros
perry and we have found it," He al
luded to the declaration of the Chico~o
platform on the subject of trusts and
control the trusts would hovn hoa,,
compelled to obey the law Regardjnr
me assertion that the President favored
expansion because the people demanded
IT, ne SAID Mr.; Mckinley should not
Of q train gu"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
Special Easter OFFERINGS
Boys Knee Pants, SOC.

y lot of Boys Serviceable All-wool
Pants-,n neat ana nobby patterns
regular 75c. value for to-day and TO-
morrow soc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
The Pope is Convn,escinr.
My Telegrapn 10 vlrglnlnn-pIlo,

Uy Telegraph to Virginian- Pnot)
Rome. March Am examination Of
the Pope's wound was made to-day nv
pF Ma2zoni, who found 1t was making
excellent progress. His holiness homes
10 recommence his receptions speedily.
ne iAct that DR.. Lapponi is again
sleeping mt the Vatican has aroused n
iresh crop of rumors. including one to
me eject that the Pope is suffering
IRON a senilc cancer But his physi-
clans unequivocaly deny this. They
say the patient has good appetite and
IS conValescing rapidly.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
DcnIh on flie Rail.

Altoona, Pa. March o.-Thc way
passenger train. westbound. ran into
the rear of a freight train at Allegrip-
pns. six miles west Of this city. ans
Just west Of Horseshoe Bend. this af-
tcrncon John Tarr, engineer OF the
first engine. hauling the passenger
train. and George Kcim, the fireman.
We're killed. None of the passengers
were hurt. The accident is said TO have
resulted. from wrong signal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
Monnmentto winnie Davis.

CBy Telegraph to Virginia Pilot.)
Richmond, Va. March 9.-The design
of the statue TO be erected In Holly
wood over the grave of Miss Winnie
Davis. the Daughter of the Confcd-
crazy has been chosen and approved
by Mrs. Davis.
The design. which Is by Zolvey, of
New York. is the figure of Il sitting an
sci 1t is to be of Italian marble. and
viii he erected by the Daughters of the
Confedcracy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
Special Sale
High Grade Bicycles I!

Having purchased OF The manufacturer Fealersonc Co. 100
Road King and Road Queen Bicycles lest grade which sold for
less than 5000 each at special price for for sale
on MONDAY March 18Th at price known for such
quality.
As we are doing this for advertisement only machine
sold TO each
The machines exhibition in Price will appear in
Sundays issue of this paper and MONDAY positively the only day
they will be sold at The price
They fitted with Morgan Wright tires, adjustable handle bars
internal faenlgS Columbia BEARINGS drop ocnps
flush Joints arch finely nied and naeled green
and black Ladies and Gents Full set each
machine Some have Cty saddles, which will be while
they last.
An invitation extended the public to call and inspect them
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
wiur1nnr BacI. 20 BACK.

Montreal. March at the request Of
the Catholic priests it has been de-
cidcd to hang Sam parslow and Cor
morrow back to back and with II heavy
black curtain between them. They
We're convicted OF numbering the
woman's husband.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
Actor Burgess n Bnnkrupt.
G2y Telegraph to virginian-Pnoto

10y ticsFAUh 20 NTElHIhll-PIIOt)
New York, March 9.-Neilson Bur-
CESS better known by his stage name
of Neil Burgess. the actor and stage
manage to-day filed a voluntary pc
utlon in bankruptcy. His total liabil-
tiles are $l0i, 500, all unsecured; no as
sets. and not even a Wardrobe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10
THE CHINESE PROBLEM
England and Russia Reach an I'm
Outstanding,
Italy Has Not seized san Mum Nor
Asked the United Stntcs TO Aid Her
Designs Upon tho fIowcry King.
dom Japan Supports Chimn.
tBy Telegraph to vlrrlnian-piiot.,

London, March 10.-The Daily
Graphic makes the following an
nouncing this morning:
1.-THE Niu Chwang loan contract cri-
sis has been amicably settled by di-
rect exchange OF views between the
British and the Russian governments.
The Russian assurances are complete
ly satisfactory. The whole difficulty Is
ended, and the two governments are
arranging 4 scheme by which their re-
lations In the far East may be per-
manently regulated"
UNFOUNDED REPORT.
Pekin, March 9.-The report that the
italians have seized San Nun, on San
Nun bay, province of Che ISiang, which
the Italian Minister. Signor MARITIME.
had demanded as naval base and
coaling station, is officially declared I'M
founded.
AMERICAN SUPPORT.
Washington, March 9-The italian
Government through its representa-
tives in Washington, lately laid before
the authorities here its purpose to ask
of China n port on San Nun Bay, and
has invited an expression from this
government as to its attitude. In re-
Spouse, 1t is understood that Secretary
Hay, as well as the President. made it
clear that the United States would pur-
sue the same course as toward the Rus
sian, British and German occupat ton Of
Chinese ports, namely, disntcrested
neutrality. The exchanges have been
verbal and rather informal, more in the
nature of diplomatic soundings than
direct propositions. They have given
occasion to erroneous publications. to
the effect that Italy had asked the
United States to support her demands
on China, and that this government. in
a. pointed note from Secretary Hay, had
refused. 1t is stated in an eminent and
authoritative quarter that Italy made
no such request for American support
and that there was no dcclination from
this government.
JAPAN SUPPORTS CHINA.
London. March 1O.-The Shanghai
correspondent OF the Daily Mail says
that Japan Is supporting China in her
resistance to the Italian demands for
q concession at San Nun.
A COMMERCIAL COMMISSION.
London. March 1O-Thc Vienna cor
respondent of the Times says:
China is about to send II CONNER
cial mission to the European and
American trade centres with II view to
the promotion of Chinese commerce.
If the mission proves successful the
government proposes to found Chinese
trading firms in the great commercial
towns OF the world"
REASON FOR APOLOGY.
London. March 1O.-The Pellin cor
respondent of the Times says:
The Tsung Ii Yamen (Chinesc For
eign Oftice) has notified Signor Mar
tino. the Italian Minister that his dis
patch. asking for II concession at San
Nun. was returned to him because ii
was impossible to comply with the re-
quest and because Il refusal might
have endangered the relations between
Italy and China: but 1t was added
that as the action has been misunder-
stood the Chinese Minister in Rome has
been instructed to express the TsunC
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-10

Which have right 10 be $500.
Have silk reversible bands and
binding and are proper Spring
shapes.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-10-14
AVERAGEOF COTTON FALLS
SIX POINTS.
Texas Loses Five Points. Great
Corn Crop Indicated, Average
Being Higher Than for Years.

Washington, Oct. 10. The Oct
ober report of the statistician of
the department of agriculture
shows the average conditions of
cotton on Oct. /, to have been
62. 4 as compared with 6S.5 last
month, "a. + on Oct /, 1898: 20
at the corresponding date in 1897,
and 1875, the mean of the October
average for the last ten years.
The decline during September af-
fected almost the entire cotton
producing regionc being 7 points
in North Carolina and Indian ter
ritory, four points in South Caro-
lima, five in Georgia and Texas,
ten in Tennessee and eleven in Vir-
ginia and Missouri. In Oklaho-
ma the crop held its own and in
Florida there was an Improvement
of two points.
The averages for the States are
as follows:
Virginia 66; North Carolina
and Tennessee 66; South Carolina
SO; Georgia Ga; Florida 70; Ala,
bama 20; Mississippi 50; Louisi-
ana 6S; Texas SO; Arkansas SO;
Missouri "A; Oklahoma 60; In
dian Territory 46.
The average condition of the
corn crop of October l was 50. Z
as compared with S5.2 one mouth
ago, 50 Oct l, 1898; III at the
corresponding date in 1897 and
S1.9, the mean of the October
averages for the last ten years.
No marked change in condition oc-
Cured during September in any
of the principal corn States, but,
except in Iowa where An improve
ment of two points is reported,
there was slight impairment.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-10-14
THE KILLING OF JUDGE
LA PLACE.
4 Woman at the Bottom of a
Sensational Affair in Louisiana.

New Orleans, Oct 1.-THE kill
ing of Judge Brazil LaPlace was
one of the most sensational which
has taken place in Louisiana in
years. The report In the vicinity
is that a Young lady was involved.
Her father was connected with
the plantation and left there YES
terday, seeking to take his daugh-
ter with him. She escaped from
him and remained behind.
About 10 O'Clock at night some
one came to the door and called
for the judge. He came out and
while walking down the high stair
way to the road, a mob with white
masks suddenly rose around him,
seized him and pinioned his arms.
lie was led some distance, when
the crowd halted, one man placed
a pistol to LaPlace's back and
fired a bullet through his kidneys,
killing him instantly.
The body was left in the road.
Rain fell upon it during the night
and it was rescued from the mud
by relatives who went up from
New Orleans this morning. These
relatives aver that the killing was
political, but the woman story is
generally known and the mob's
action was based upon the fact
that the Judge is married man,
his family residing at LaPlace,
few miles away, named after his
distinguished father. Judge Rost
has called a meeting of the grand
jury of the parish for tomorrow.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-10-14
GLORIOUS NEWS

Comes from DR. ID b Cargilc,
of Washita, / T. He writes:
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has cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula,
which had caused her great suffers
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This shows what thousands have
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poisons, helps digestion builds up
the strength. Only so cents.
Sold by Crawford Bros Druggist.
Guaranteed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-10-14
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

an ACCOUNT OF WRETCHED
" health for the past few moths
'am compelled to be absent from Lam
caster for treatment for some weeks
leave my books aud accounts with
Mr. John Crawford at Elliott d Craw,
10 d's stables He is duly authorized
to collect for me, and / will be glad
Tor all my friends who are indebted to
me 20 call on him and settle at their
earliest convenience / will uecessari-
~ need money in undergoing treats
ment and I will appreciate your
prompt settlement.
Very Respectfully,
w. NJ WFORD, NJ D.
Sept 90. 1S99.-6w.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-10-14
Juries Drawn in Laurens are Dis
missed.
Special to The State.

Laurens, Oct. 10. Judge
Watts, presiding at the present
term of the court of general ses-
sions, convened yesterday morn
ing, dismissed the jurors this af>
ternoon on the ground that the
seal of the clerk of court was not
upon the writ Of venire directing
the sheriff to summon the Jurors.
Judge Watts consulted the bar
upon the matter and all were
agreed that the absence of the seal
made the writ void.
The challenge was by Col j l.
M lrby, on the motion in arrest
of judgment in case of the State
VS. Boyd, colored, who had been
convicted of .housebreaking and
I arceny. Several others we're
granted new trials on the same
grounds.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-10-14
NEW IORK'S MURDER MYS-
Terry.
A Boy Finds Package With
More of The Hacked up Body.

New York, Oct 1O-Interest in
the murder mystery growing out
OF the finding of the left thigh of
a woman's body in West Seven
teenth street last Saturday had an
Increase today by the recovery
this morning of what is believed
to be a portion Of the same body
on the beach at the quarantine
station of Station Island. John
Helneman, q boy II years old,
found the package wrapped in
newspapers and Manila wrapping
paper. When he opened it he
found that the cuts in the neck
were jagged, showing that the
head had probably been hacked
of, and the arms were cut off
close to the shoulders in a clumsy
manner. The police were notified
and took charga of the find.
The flesh was taken to the
morgue for comparison with the
pal is of the woman's body already
there. The parts of the body
now missing are the head, the
arms, the legs from above the
knee down, and the right thigh,
which was found but was carted
off to the city dumps.
A name that looks like "J J
Numan," and the laundry mark
81 j n 1S3," was discovered
this morning on one of the white
skirts in the bundle of clothing
found in the basement of PIG
West Fifteenth street. The let
ters forming the name are not
distinct. They are partly washed
out and little blurred. The 81
j NJ of the laundry mark is very
distinct, however, and is expected
to lead to the identification of the
owner.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-10-14
OF SOUTH CAROLINA
UNITY OF LANCASTER,
In the Court Of Probate.

In the Court of Probate
By Chas. ID. Jones. Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, George II. Griffin has
made suit to me, 10 grant him Lette. -
OF Administration on the estate Of and
effects OF VIM s. Giles, deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE TO cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred
AMI creditors OF the said VIM s
Giles, deceased. that they be aud apr
pear before me. in the Court Of Pro
bate, 10 be held at Lancaster, &, II -,
on October 9Th next, after pub
lication thereof. at IL o'clock i'm the
forenoon. to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should no. be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal this
=22d day of september, Ammo Domini.
1899
rL.S.l ChAS. ID JONES,
Probate Judge.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-10-14
war with Great Britain are guilty
of high treason.

war with Great Britain are guilty
of high treason.
The Beers expect to occupy
New Castle by tomorrow morning.
Conyngham Green, British diplo.
matte agent in transvaal, is ex-
pected to leave Pretoria this eve-
ming.
Pretoria, Oct lin the course
OF the morning, while addressing a
body of burghers, who called inn
medlately before setting out for
the frontier, Kruger impressed
upon them not to trust in them
seIyes, but they should place all
reliance upon God who directs
every bullet.
"4ou must keep up your cour-
age, he said, "and remem ber
that in former days, although
your enemies were numerous,
comparatively few burghers fell"
The burghers departed singing
Boer national airs. The German
detachment has placed a big gun
on the Natal border in position to
aid the Wakerstroom. Five hun
dred burghcrs assisted in hauling
the gan up the steep and almost
inaccessible procIivity. Experi-
ments have shown that an armored
train can be pierced by creosote
guns.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-10-14

A well-known preacher who
has been gathering data relative
to divorces in this country, with
view to promoting uniform mar
riage laws in the several states,
has learned that the Dakotas are
not by themselves in the matter
of great numbers of divorces
granted. He finds that in one
county of Illinois there have been
granted in one year s33 divorces,
and in one county of Massach :
setts in the same length of time
900 divorces. New England, as
. whole, has q record for the 10
months of 2,113 divorces, and for
twenty years upwards of 10000
divorces.