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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
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BY THEM [: Nl|S ), YES.
The Three Lone Republican Members
Of the House.
EACH ONE HELD AN OFFICE.
Mr.. Honakor Was Made Chairman,
Mr.. Cannaday Secretary. aud Mr.
Pitts SerGcant-at-ArIns =
Glimpscs OF the Trio.

The House OF Delegates, whose session
ended at midnight on Wednesday last,
contained but three Republicans.
They were Hon. J. D. Honakcr. OF
f,nyth and Bland; A L. Cannaday, OF
Fioyd and Franklin. and S. L. Pitts. Of
Caroline.
bill. Paragraph IL relating to the PROM
IS They had barely enough members to or
cnnize and officer caucus, which they
odd hy the election of Mt. @Honaker chair
man, and by virtue Of that position, floor
leader Of his party In the House.: a l..
Cannaday secretary, and S. q. Pitts ser
eeant-at-a-rs. Chairman Honaker was
rot without legislative experience, having
served in the House in the days OF. Read
1us1cadsm, where he enjoyed the disinc-
zion OF having been the youngest member
OF that body.
He enjoyed the personal friendship of
9. large number Of his colleagues and the
newspaper men connected with the last
House, to whom, at al times. he was ex-
ccedinEly courteous and agreeable. He IS
a: man OF considerable means and in
5luence in his section. being extensively
engaged in the mercantile and farming
business at Rocky Gap IN Bland county.
ENTERTAINED COMMITTEE
Mr.. Honaker entertained the Joint Com
m!ttee on Public Institutions at a s-'len-
did dinner on their recent trip 70 South
west Virginia, and made himself other
wise very agreeable to his colleagues dur
Ing the session.
4 Just before the members sat for a
ntcture of the House some days ago. Dr..
i, IL Whitehead. the enterprising mercan-
tile member from Lee county, said:
THAT picture of Honaker's is gwine to
spile the whole group asked the Doc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
THE JENKINS SYSTEM.
1t Has Been a Great Success as a New

It Has Been a Great Success as a New
Invention.
:. The jenkins underground system is still
in operation at the Nest Nlain-Street
Park, but the car will not be run after
this week, except by engagement, begin
ming with Monday.
The system has been in continuous OPP
GRAFTON nearly two weeks, and it is a re-
markable fact that in that period, in
spite OF the appara tus being entirely
new, and hitherto I'm tried, not a single
accident or hitch Of any sort has occur
red, and not even a fuse has burned out,
which, experts consider a remarkable re-
cord. Ell
Besides great numbers Of Richmond
people, experts from New Y ork, Phil
adelphia, Chicago. Boston, Dayton, Pitts
burg and other cities have examined the
system. and without exception have
given Hheir commenda ton.
This system is thoroughly protected by
a series of patents. and it Is likely tina t
as soon as Captain Andrew Pizzini, Jr.,ss
the general manager, who /. is now. in
New York, returns to the city,athe Vir-s
sinia Conduit Railway Company will take
active steps to dispose Of local rig Is to.
the system, and procure its adoption
throughout the country. IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

S.hoSuo' ~ ~
tor If he did not think the member from
Snyth and Bland fairly good looking
man: "ot, yes he replied. but he is an
internal Republican.
This was the only adverse criticism
heard of MIR. Honaker during the
entire session.
He will no doubt stand for the Repub-
lican nominal ton for Congress in the
Ninth District this fall. The mas ter was
much discussed before the Legislature
adjourned, and a,e had fairly made up
his mind to enter the race.
"A GOOD FELLOW.
AIr.. A. L. Cannaday. who was called
the secretary of the Republican caucus,
is an all round good fellow, and made
many friends while here.
He ds between tllirty-five and forty
years of age; is farmer of great popu-
larity, and looked diligently after the
Interests of the people who returned
him to the Legislature.
He was always courteous to those who
came in contact with him, and counted
his friends by the score on the Demo
cratic side of the House. Mr.. Calnaday
had a very severe attack of the measles
during the session Of the Legislature
which kept him some time from his
duties. He was able to be In his seat
a short time before adjournment but
was still very much complaining.
Hon. Samuel Z. Pitts, who hailed from
the sand hills of Caroline, and whom
have said was the sergeant-at-arn1s
Of the caucus OF his party in the House.
was no. a mixer like his two colleagues
above mentioned. and, therefore little
Is known Of him by the writer. he was
rather reserved in his manner, and was
rarely seen IN a party OF his collea CUES.
,1>1 Il; mt
act on very many bills in caucus. or if
they did. they were not fought out as
party measures on the floor OF the House.
though, as was perfectly natural, their
votes were usually cast on the same
side of all questions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
THE BLUE AND GRAY.

Veterans Visit to Springfield.
PETERSBURG. VA. March TO- Spec
ial.-One Of tho most pleasing incidents
OF the recent visit OF the Confederate Vet
Grams Of A P. Hill Camp to Springfield,
Mass. has Just come to light aud de-
serves more than passing mention. It
shows how Mr.. James Anderson and his
associates had taxed their brain to find,
some new way In which thc.- could do
honor to the occasion and contribute
to the pleasure of their guests.
On the way from Iiartfort to Springfield
one of the Confederates asked a number
OF the Reception Committee, as the pros
gramme for the evening was being dis
cussed, II their fine Second Regi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

DR.. F. E. Williams Underwater Farm,
Pope, Va. has recently purchased the bay
stallion Whaiebons, 1872, a. son Of Abdalllh
Wilkes and Maggie O., by tAlexandsr's ABB
dallah. DIR. Williams will breed EEGlalc-
bone to few mares and then use him
as "a roadhorse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
MATHEWS COUNTY.
A Citizen Narrowly Escapes Dro1vnin.
in n Gale of Mind.

A Citizen Narrowly Escapes Drownins.
III Il Gale OF Wind.
FITCHETTS. VA, March Especial
Mr. MN. James had very narrow es-
cape from drowning yesterday by the
capsizing of his boat The wind was
blowing a gale, and@with great difficulty
was rescued as he was going down the
last time.
The farmers have taken advantage of
the mild weather the past few days and
much activity is being shown.
There is a strong feeling here against
the Parks bill recently passed by the
Legislature aud signed by the Governor
Mr.. R. Goston and wife, Of New York.
are on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hopkins.
Mr.. Flave Marchant and bride arrived
from Baltimore a few days ago, and will
reside in the village.
Miss Maggie Higgins will leave for
Baltimore this week to visit relatives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
S days'trial tYeat|Fn| tl''

ONO individual case: E e1 snas
rnceutly imported 100, 00 specaa,
- rive awav as a triaI, free OF an!
r. 5o,1 an Ger from Lost Mannooo'
ness Of any nature IN INC osI Is
mo matter how caused}, OF y
cALTHOS, viii cure ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11
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gScOtt~Eilta,

SCOTrsVUME,. va, March z9.-special:
Miss Lucie Powerssis visiting relatives In
Richmond.
mfr. G. Pendleton, OF Richmond. is
here visiting his parents DR.. and Mrs
-. 8. Pendleton, at: the al beu1arle 8s
So F. 81 Cox. ESQ.,, has returned from an
oxtsnded business trip to Western Penn
8sylvarli2
81 NIB s. Cary Nelson. Of cntnond. IA
here ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

When owned in England Young Noble
man Won, among other prizes the goll
medal at Islngton, while in America the
brown stallion has captured premiums at
Toronto, Winchester, West Chester, New
YORK city, philadelphia and Trenton, n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

Company mas oe
cided that every
man nAmeric2
who Is suffering
from Lost Nam
hood, shall have
the opportunity
to try out this
wonderful remedy
CALTHOS in his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

The 5000 employees OF the Republic Iron.
and Steel Company. IN Indiana, are Idle
because the corporation IS determined to-
Ignore the law req irin& weakly payment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

Mr.. r. ". Hicks, of this city, is driv-
ing on the road the well-bred mare lima
Harvard, a bay, seven years old, by Sen
tinel Wilkes, dam Colon. by Nlasterlode,
second dam Ida Miles. the dam of MID
dleway, 2:22 1-2 and Clara Belle 2::S9 81 E
BROAD ROCK.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
LYNoHING CASES ENDED
Defendant Found Guilty and Sentenced
 to Life Imprisonment

Houston Tex. January GA special from Palestine. Tex. to the Post says:
 "We. the jury, find the defendant guilty of murder in the first degree. and assess his punishment at a confinement in the state penitentiary for life"
 The above verdict was rendered by the jury in Bob. Stevens case, the defendant der of James Humphreys and his two sons by lynching Edward Cain was given life term fin the same case week ago.
 A startling discovery was made after the jury had left the court room. One of the jurors, Hardin Perkins, admitted to de- John Humphreys in fact, was his brother in-law. The juror further stated that not until Lewis Wood testified on the stand that John Humphreys was his son-in-law did he realize his relation to the deceased. Per kins recognized witness as his father-i1f- phreys had married into his wife's family. Leading counsel, in discussing the case be- leve that Stevens has excellent ground for receiving a new trial.
 Defendants counsel have filed motion for a new trial and will argue the same together with that of Ed Gains case, on Monday. The cases of the other alleged lynchers has been continued by consent until next June. This, the second, convic- tlon. is telling, two of the number break ing down completely.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
PURCHASING CEDAR LANDS
Gulf Red Cedar Company Investing
 Around Scottsboro

Scottsboro, January 6.-(Special. 1.-The managed by O. Gudenrath, has been purch- ased by the Gulf Red Cedar company of Richmond, Va, under the management of Edward Graham, of Richmond. Both of these firms had much money invested in cedar and cedar lands in this county and the former has conducted a large manu- facturing plant at Paint Rock which will hereafter be continued by the latter The company will manufacture pencils on a large scale.
 County Superintendent c. L. Hackworth announces to the teachers of Jackson coun- ty that on the 5th and 9th of January he will pay them for the first quarter. The lands belonging to the estate of Eli Smith, deceased, consisting of 160 acres, were sold at public outcry on last Monday and bought by J. D. Snodgrass for $3, ,050
 Sam Wisdom, one of the negroes arrested charged with the robbery at W. L.. Moody's, was tried before Judge Cargill and bound over to the circuit court in a bond of $400.
 Price & Hart shipped out three cams of oak to foreign markets last week. Many thousand feet are ready for shipment.
 The state board of examiners have passed
  teachers from Jackson county: J. l.. Cut ton, Miss Hattie Chattin, Miss ,Molle Gillis, A. J. Houk, Mrs. Salie Blake, Miss Clara Young, J. c. Davis Miss Elgie Hodges J. M. Franks Jimmie Hancock, W. J. Money, Miss Cynthia Watson, M. M. Lydia, Miss Jessie Roach, J. H. Jarnigan, Miss P. | Thompson, James Tricks, Mrs. T. l.. Smyth. T. l.. Smyth and John Kinnemore.
 J. V. Redditt. of Memphis, Tenn, and Miss Ada Lee Woolsey, of Larkinsville. this county, were married at the home of the bride on the 30ths
 MT. Tom Barnes has purchased from the [ Jackson county bank S4 acres of land known as the Simmons place, the consider Patton being 5000.
 Clarence Kirby, charged with rape, is now in jail here, having been delivered by his bondsmen. The crime is said to have been committee in Long Hollow near here.
 It looks as if the cotton mill will now be a certainty for Scottsboro. Colonel Doug lass who is at the head of it, says that he is getting subscriptions to the cotton mill company daily. and feels confident that in a shcrt time the necessary amount will be subscribed. Some of the most prominent and wealthy citizens of the county have taken stock and but few more shares remain to be taken. This will be a great benefit to aur town and county, and will afford work to a number of hands, and we will be able to use our cotton at home.
 There is some dissatisfaction being man. ifested in the county over the way the county executive committee acted in ap- pointing delegates to the state convention. They claim that the committee in direct violation of its call for primary and with-
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
Young Man at Cordova Fatally Shot
 While Hunting

Cordova, January s--S3pecial. )-Iige Mulligan, former clerk of Brock hotel, while out hunting today accidentally shot and killed himself. Two young men, Bye Adams and Luther Walker, were with him when the unfortunate event occurred.
 They were resting on fence and MT. Mulligan went to set his shot gun down on the ground, when the hammer struck a fence rail and the gun fired, the contents of the load entering into his right shoulder and causing death in one hour.
 MT. Mullgan was about 21 years of age, very popular with the community because of his ohliging and accommodating man- neTS.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07

To your house furnished and guarantee do Cheaper than State We still receiving goods bought old prices and you them Get prices Articles below these prices January S
 See window. ,.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07

State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas Coun-
 ty, Ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. j.. Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A. D.. 1896. (Seal) IA. w. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimo- nials, free.
 J. F. CHENEY & CO.,, Toledo, o. Sold by druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
Republican Meeting uallea

Huntsville, January e.-(speciaL)--A meet ing of the republican county executive committee has been called by Chairman N. l.. Steele for Monday, January 15. At this meeting it is very likely that a resolution will 'be passed denouncing W. w. Simmons, republican census supervisor. for appoint ing democratic census takers in this dis tIact. Simmons. when he was endorsed for the position by General Wheeler, agreed to name only democrats as assistants, and 1t
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
Another Ice Factory

Huntsville, January 6.--(Special )-AIana- ger s. B. Stewart of the Southern Express company is president of company that has been organized here to build and op- crate another Ice fatcory. The plant will be ready for business next summer.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07

is on account of this compact the supervisor will be condemned General Wheeler, 1t Is understood, also reserved the right to ap- point a special agent of census. who, 1t Is understood will be Major w. R. Francis, of Decatur.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07

out scntia of authority proceeded to select delegates to the state convention, thereby taking from the people of the coun- ty the right to say who they prefer for all state officers save that of governor.
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
HOTEL EMPIRE,

 
  ACCOMMODATION THOSE REASONABLE  for the of its lands  o a 
  FoR wFAT IT ORD ARLY Europea Plan, $ per in BY Ieadqu n O
The age-herald., 1900-01-07
Prices do the work.
 Chamblee's.

WANTED first-class ma- kers Millinery Department. Hirsch's 1912 2d avenue.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29

not beneath the acceptance OF the foul
est Of all tribute? For IL the money
to carry on this fight was obtained from
those under the ban Of the law. under
threat OF its enforcement, IL II is the
accepted bride for federation, the price
Of an Indulgence for the future in rob-
berry and worse. how shall any hand
that II has touched wash away the
corroding stain? And how shall any
community lift its bespattered front to
the world II II has struck a covenant
with dishonor?
We ask these questions that they may
sink deep into the mind Of every bus
mess man, OF every believer In inde-
pendence and home rule. of every one
who feels that TO take a bribe from
crime Is the objectionable sin. The
money Is here. 1t is being used with
the utmost prodigality by the managers
Of the anti Frink campaign. II II did
not come from any OF the sources that
we have named, then what Is the mys-
terry Of its origin? 1t is the duty Of
every voter opposed to a scheme of po-
liticai activity and the supremacy OF
a machine combining the methods %
Montana with those Of the lowest dives
OF the Bowery. to make his own mind
clear upon this point before he sullies
his honor by partnership with all that
is most fallen and most menacIng in
modern politics.
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Have a Care.

senator Frink win be Endorsed By an
verwhelming majority, said a we'll
known Republican yesterday. ~ there
IS an honest primary election, Hereto
fore the primaries in this CITY have
been conducted quietly and fairly, but
no one knows what 20 expect az the
machine tha, is backing the mayors
candidacy in It's present reckless ana
desperate mood.
The facts published In cur local col
umns this morning tell the people What
Is en- foot, and they tell also that prep
aratiops have been made 70 cheekmata
the schemes % Mayor Humes' man
ayers for carrying the primaries by a
heavy harvest Of illegal votes The
agents who have been chosen TO do this
are spotted. and measures have been
taken &c entertain every man who at
,empts 10 violate the Law tomorrow to a
free residence at the county JAIN.
Those who know the men in charge
or the mayors candidacy and the sort
OF forces on which they rely are not
in the least surprised at the COLOMBIA
tion Of voters and the preparation 20
vote foaters and non-residents In the
place OF aesentees whose names re-
main on the registration books. Both
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-29

grown much larger, but II Is handled
in the ordinary course and through the
ordinary channels Of trade.
When our former rivals look to see
the ciearances OF Seattle banks fall of.
as a result of the falling of OF Alaskan
business. they look forward to the tirns
when the last OF the placers and quartz
mines of Alaska have been completely
exhausted. AS that VIII not occur for
many generations to come, there is no
need to worry about it now. 1t viii
probably occur about the same time
that Pittsburg becomes deserted on ac-
count OF the exhaustion OF the coal sup
ply.
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Of these devices have been resorted to
systematically and upon a generous
scale. Men have been put into the pre-
cincts where they could do the most
good on a promise of free board and
lodging in exchange for their votes. IT
Is proposed to vote every man who Is
absent at Cape Nome or elsewhere for
Humes.
But those who are fighting for King
county's interest and honor are not so
easily caught mapping. They took the
measure of the gang that they had TO
deal with long ago. It Is enough 10
announce, as will be read elsewhere,
that accommodations at the public ex-
pense are ready for those who choose
to engage IN the occupation OF fraudu-
lent voting. Illegal registration and
voting are penitentiary offences. The
places where Illegal voters are colon
lied are known, and the men are under
surveillance. The registration lists have
been gone over carefully. and the
names Of Democrats. non-residents and
absentees have been noted. And special
deputy sherlffs have been commissioned
and win be on hand in every precinct
to arrest any man who attempts to cast
fraudulent vote.
The friends Of clean politics In King
county mean that there shall be an
honest expression Of the peoples will
in the primaries tomorrow. II the pur-
chased tools who are to do the work
OF repeating and personating absent
voters think that this warning Is an
empty threat. let them try to carry
out their Ubiquitous plans. They win
have ample time and leisure afterward
to mediate on the value Of q word to
the wise.