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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
COTTON STATISTICS.
HESTER'S WEEKLY REVIEW OF
MOVEMENT.

By Telegraph to virginian-P ilot.)
New Orleans, Oct. 26.-Secretary
Hester,s weekly New Orleans Cotton
Exchange statement issued to-day
shows that for the sc days of the sea-
son that have elapsed the aggregate
movement into sight is ahead OF the
SO days of last year 1lA.OO0. and behind
the same days year before last of 1884,
600.
The amount brought into sight
during the past week has been 473. 954,
against 360SiS for the seven days end
ing October &c last year. and 519.7S6
year before last, and for the twenty
SIN days OF October it has been ,S2l, :
oOI, against i.iG7,796 and 1925, SOL
The total movement for the So days
from September i to date is 2.TOO. 39i
against 2.5S6oOS last year aud 2,SS9.01i
III lS'S OF the worlds visible supply
as above there is now atoat and held in
Great Britain and Continental Europe
i.2lSOOO bales against l.I76.OG0 last and
l.idlu year before last: in Egypt ST.
00o against 11S.00o- and $1,000: in India
49,, COO against COG. 600 and l97, 900. and in
the United states 100000 against l.
GOS00O and l.523.0O0
Secretary Hester's statement of the
worlds visible supply of cotton. issued
to-day. shows the total visible to he
2,G59,5i9. against 2.3S5.S97 last week and
3.5fS.i6S last year OF this the total of
American cotton is 2.202, $50, against
1.933.S9S and 1861 .46S and of all other
kinds. including Egypt, Brazil, India.
etc. i57 000, against i52 coo and $4,000
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
Mob Led bY Women.

C'y Telegraph to Virsinan- Pilot.)
shnmokin. Pa, oct 26.-Fiftcen hun
dfed angry men, women and children
assembled near the Cameron colliery
this evening and rs the non-union
workmen LETT for home they were as
sailed ny NolieYs of commissioners AL
though every one of the worlimcn had
been sworn in rs special policemen ana
were armed, they did not shoot into
the mob. which was led by four women
carrying American flags. Miles Dough-
cry, nj "IIIIrI OF TiIc local minors or
sani1ation, induced the crowd To dis
nerSe
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27

from the Postal Telegraph Company;
four months In jail. Appealed.
Jack Copeland. trespassinG on the
Monticello Realty Company. ordered
out OF the city
John Logan. colored. was arrested bv
Bramblcton Policeman Andrus yester-
day for attempting to cut Wiiiaia Hai-
ley. colored. 10Th men are drivers.
TIE trouble occurred on the Norfolk
and Western property.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
g F.. Hudgins to John j. Ncwsom
lot with improvements fronting 80 fec'
on Gay avenue; $1,000,
The Ghent Company to Ernest L..
Woodard lot fronting 80 feet ON War
rcn Crescent: Si.l66.a0.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
International Arbitration Favored.
By Telegraph to virslnian-pnota


Washington. ID. c.. Oct. 26.-Among
leading South and Central American
diplomat lists in Washington considcra-
ton is being given to n plan for estab-
fishing an international court of arbi-
tration. similar TO the Hague tribunal
but having jurisdiction over countries
Of the Western Hemisphere. and with
headquarters probably in Washington
Although the project has not yet taken
FORMAL shape. it is received with so
much favor that it is sure to he for
mally presented TO the coming Pan
American Congress. which will assem-
bic at the City OF Mexico. None of
the South or Central American conn
tres were represented at The Hague
conference nor would The Hague tri-
bunal have jurisdiction over their dir
ierences. But they always have been
strongly favorable to arbitration.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27

Fine colorings, select designs, perfect
workmanship in the garments tailored
by
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
233 Main Street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
An ovation to s,oxonson.

(By Telegraph to virsinian- PilotD
Milwaukee. Wis, oct. 2G.-Adlai f..
Stevenson was o-night given a trem-
endous ovation at Westside Turner
iiali. which was packed to Overlooking
The speaker was asked IL the Demo-
cratic party in the event Of being sue
cessiul, would end the Philippine war;
Mr. Stevenson replied yes. that n Demo
cratic administration would bring the
war to n conclusion, enabling the Fiji
pinos TO establish a stable government
fashioned by their hands. and he added
that such government would Ice uro-
tccted hN the United States against
any encroachment by other powers OF
the world
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27

the rule (see Cooley, Torts, 40S,) as
we'll as his statement that IL NOT only
applies to the highest judge in the
states or nation, bat it also applies TO
me lowest officer who sits as court
ana tries petty causes, and 1t applies
not IN respect to their Judgments
merely, but to all process awarded by
them for carrying their judgments into
efect.' In the case at bar we have
one that seems to come clearly within
the rule laid down by Judge Hines.
VIZ that of judicial officer acting
within the scope of his authority as
such. in q matter in which he had ju-
risdiction both of the person and the
subject matter.
Affirmed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
rILEs ouRnn wIrmnur rmE KNIrr

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrudina
Piles. No Cure, No Pay All druggists
are authorized by the manufacturers OF
Pazo Ointment to refund the money
where it fails TO cure any case OF piles
no matter of how long standing. Cures
ordinary cases in six DAYS: the worst
cases III fourteen days. One application
gives ease ana rest. Relieves Itching in
stanty. This is a now discovery ANA is
the only pile remedy sold on n positive
guarantee. no cure no pay. Price soc
II your druggist don't Keep II I'm stock
send US 50c i'm postage stamps and we
will forward same by mail. NTauufac-
tured by PARIS MEDICINE co. ST
Louis. Mo, manufacturers OF I.axative
Bromo-Quinine Tablets. oc2G-sa-ly
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
TO SET ASIDE WILL.
Jones Case Pending in Princes
Anne Court.
Circus Girl Released From Hospital Me-
chanics' Iicns for siI,ooe Against the
Norfolk ~ Atlantic Terminal Co Ped
dIers Must Move Rumn Sentenced for
Cutting.

The William Jones contested will
case is now being tried before judge
Prentis and a jury i'll the Princess Anne
County Circuit Court Mrs. Gregory.
sister, and William and Matthew
Jones. nephews OF the deceased, are
suing to break the latter's will on the
ground of undue influence on the part
of Mrs. Jones. the widow. and mental
illlai4-s4.Ai = 4-s-
tor.
Mrs. Jones received her husbands en-
IRE estate. except a farm. which was
be9uehtehd to Mrs. Gregory. The con-
teslants are said. by parties who heard
the evidence offered on Thursday, not
TO have very strong case.
Great interest is being taken in the
trial by lhinceSS Anne farmers The
case Will probably not be concluded un-
III today. one of the strongest Wit
nesses for Mrs. Jones was DR.. Julian
G. Baum, witness 10 the will.
Dr. Baum said that Mr.. Jones. though
weak physically. was vigorous men
tally. ana thoroughly understood what
he was doing when he signed the in
strhnent which the contestants are
now seeking TO set aside.
CIRCUS GIRL RELEASED.
EsteIie Wainwright, young Spanish
Wallaces circus. who asked Thursday
10 be locked up. saying she was an
opium iiend, pennilcsS. friendess and
homeless. was released yesterday by
Justice TAYLOR.
The girl said she had had enough of
jail hospital life, and was sorely tlisap-
pointed because she was not provided
with porcclain-lincd bath tub. Brus-
sells carpet and other conveniences.
She left court in company with a ne
sress whose home in Smith street had
been her home since she left the circus
three weeks ago. The girl said sha
might he distant relative to Admiral
CerVeTa, but her mind wasn't exactly
clear on that point.
MECHANICS LIENS SAL $50.
Mechanics liens against the Norton;
and Atlantic Terminal Company. the
sanford x Brooks Company and the
Tennis Construction Company have
been fled in the Clerks office, as fol-
lows:
The Henry Wake Company, $5as9i
$i,Gl2.3o. James e. Etheredge, >$7S3. -
a. N. Palmer " Co. $l3f2l: the Penn
sylvania steel Company. $3.1S7.55; wal
ker & McPhee. $2.0l2.59 The Eagle Iron
Works S72S6; Twins Express Com
pany $3e2.lS; II. Clay Tuns. SIPS So
Alex Il. Page ~ Bro, s. 453.03; II. O.
Lumber. $50; NJ y. Buie. $2.2541a
Rudeger q King. $4lS.92; t. w Me
Cuilough. SS62.12; S. S Armstrong, Jr..
.S1,g!l.47: Carnage & Waller. Sol 02
Thomas w. Harper. sS,9I6.TS: Batchel-
der X Collins. Si0c.l7: the Ballentine
Brick Company. S5,0S9.0b; William III
stiff $3il.2O; James r. J.adon. $3.50
a. j. Makinson. $3.50; Union Mining
and Roofing Company. sS36.s2; Frank
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
DIXON V. COOPER.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky.
September 90. 1900.

Court of Appeals of Kentucky
September 2G. 1900.
WHEFTl a JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
ACTED WITHIN HIS JURISDIC-
TION IN ISSUING y WARRANT
or ARREST AND TRYING THE
DEFENDANT THEREUNDER HE
IS NOT LIABLE IN \ CIVIL
SUIT. THOUGH THE ACTS
CHARGED DID NOT CONSTITUTE
AN OFFENSE, AND HE WAS AC-
TuATED BY MALICE.
The point decided appears from the
opinion of the court.
The court says;
The rule as to the liability of judi
cial officers seems to be that n judicial
officer cannot he held liable in Il civil
suit for any act done in the perform
nnce of his judicial duties. provided he
has jurisdiction of the person and the
subject matter; and this though the
imprisonment complained of be the re-
suit OF n mistake of law, or error OF
Judgment, or even Of malice.
In Pepper V. Mayes, 81 KY 675, this
court, through Judge Hines, quoted APP
provingly Judge Cooley's statement OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
Piano Values.
Do You Want a Plano ??

We'll! we are manufacturers. We are
in position TO sell you an instrument
of the highest possible grade at the
same price you would pay middle
'nan for an inferior or medium grade
piano. Why not buy the best? Why
not buy piano that will last life
time. You will find such a piano in
the STIEFF. and you can buy the
STlEFF at o very reasonable price
and on easy terms. We nave a mag
nificent brand new stock 10 select
from. Write or call for our special
price list. Pianos tuned.
STIEFF FACTORY WNREROOMS.
G6 CRANKY street.
Phones 1909. oc25-3t
A white shirt for a $ioO that has a
$l.50 value.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
333 Main Street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
COrRT on LAW AND CuANcERY
PRISONERS SENTENCED.

Prisoners. all negroes. recently con
victed in the Corporation Court to the
penitentiary, We're sentenced by Judge
Hanckel yesterday as follows:
Susie Jones, felonious assault four
years.
Newton Andrus, aiding the escape of
Il Jail prisoner; two years.
Horatio L. Solomon. voluntary man
Slauehter four years
Jesse Johnson. grand larceny: two
years
Ed. Goodman, attempted murder
three wears.
William Bell, housebreaking five
years
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Eugene Brown. colored. drunkenness
and abusive language; fined $i22s
Thomas Sullivan, vagrancy; thirty
days in Jail.
a. Rand. colored, stealing q Sc push
cart. the property of w. II. Taylor.
four months in jail
Vernon Dowdy. stealing battery zinc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
SENTENCED FOR QUITTING.

Mckinney Runin, colored was SEN
fenced to twelve months in Jail by
Police Justice Taylor yesterday on the
charge of cutting William H. Dorsey
with an oyster knife. Sam Hines. col
ored, whom it was alleged held Dorsey
while Ruf!in cut him. was sentenced to
three months in Jail. The cutting oc-
CURED on Thursday night. Dorsey
was badly injured.
COURT OF LAW AND CHANCERY.
i. L. Cogwell VS.. Frey &: Armstrong:
contract on sale of wood: Judgment
against George II. Frey for siS.50 Arm
strong was shown not to be Il partner
T. J. Penn administrator. vs.. the
Norfolk Railway and Light Company;
exceptions fled.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27

II. Clark Co. $12.GO: jenkins Paint and
on CO., Slo.S5; Etna Iron Works. $S015S;
Pollard X Trant Company. 81 .45505: Il.
w. Whtehurst & Co., $f1S.S3; a. L.
Spandour, 1913. The total liens amount
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
rEDDLERs MUST MOVE.

An appeal having been taken from
the decision OF Justice a. j. Dalton.
who ruled that all push cart ana hot
chestnut vendors would have to keep
on the move if they wished to continue
their sales on the streets. the case was
heard before Judge Hancllel, who af-
firmed the decision OF the lower court.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
Before You TravoI.

North or West. call upon the under.
signed for lowest rates TO all points
via Baltimore and Ohio railroad (Royal
Blue Line). Bay Line Washington
steamers and Chesapeake ne; finest
fastest and safest trains Il. me world.
ARTHUR 6. LEWIS,
6. p. a. Baltilyore & ohio Il. r
(under Atlantic Hotei)
fe17- eod.tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-27
Boys Suits and Pants,

BOYS Sample" Suits, s2.95. Assorted
quite variety OF fabrics and Very
stylish Made To sell for $500. $500 and
500 Choice ...... ...... -.
No doubt some stores get $3.50 for
some OF these Sample Knee Pants
elegant. dressy, durable and great
variety. Choice while they last .........
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-07

Il 4. -
thetic and Indifferent because they share
Gov. -Scofield's hatred of La Toilette.
That feeling Is SO rampant in Wauke5ha
county that it is threatening to convent
the normal Republican majority into d
Democratic majority. Long Jones was
La Foliette's leading opponent for the
nomination for governor. Neither he. nor
his friends can ever forgive the La Fol-
lette crowd for the humiliations they were
forced to endure. Payne and PfiSter who
have resumed relations with the La Fol
lette state committeaA are using their in
nuence to bring long Jones and his
friends to a realizing sense of the new,
conditions that have been created. and
the rewards that are likely to- accrue to
the faithful who know how to wait, but;
it is not easy TO pfaeate men who feel
i>that they have been outraged
When one views oil the ranifica tons of
the late fight for supremacy in the Re-
publican machine and observes the con-
duct ef the old and new leaders toward
each other it is not difficult to find the
source OF the confidence OF the Deme-.
cratic leaders They admit frankly that
Wisconsin is a bad state for which to.
predict Democratic. success. They know
from experience that the party has many
obstacles to overcome, but this year
they see all the signs that are visible
presages of a victory which they hope
will be decisive.
National Commit teeman Timothy f.
Ryan,, who resides in Waukesha IS one
of the most astute Democratic managers
in Wisconsin. MIR. Ryan believes that
Wisconsins electoral vote will be cast
for Bryan and Stevenson. j.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-07

thor has fallen, too. into another error
rot uIlcommon to kidsrwtlese spaueity of
experience is. eyerbalaneed by AN exuber-
ant ina inatfon. He is trying to make an
imported Aunt Nancy, from the clay hill
gencies of a Dakota campaign Bong be-
fore that mortgage was foreciosed, the
Dakota Aunt Nancy would have taken
Duncan by the ear spun him around a
cople of times, and remarked:
Now, OF man. git a hustle on yerselE
Go trade that drove of colts that's a-eat-
IN Their head off fer as many cows as ye
ken git, an I'll milk 'em an you shin out
t. tn creamy ev'ry mornin' an well pay
Oft that drafted morgitch.', - -
: Though the task is a 1dreary one, the
book Is worth reading. for the new vari-
said also.y to- have increased the volume
of money in circulation by the price of
three full cars of the old 'uns steers In
bringing it OUT"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-07
MUST COME TOSIRT THOMAS
LIIrToN CAN'T WIN YACHT RACES
Tut HE CAN CORNER pork.

CHICAGO, Oct, October pork jump
ed TO SIT per barrel today. the close at
that figure marking a rise since yester-
day morning of 81 The close was at
;l450, and the opening today at S1425.
The market went from the opening IN
half-doIlar leaps to SIS. and from the
last given figure jumped a dollar on a
single trade.
Sir Thomas Upton Is said TO be long"
5000 harrels, having eornered the visible
supply here, as we'll as t0,ge0 barrels not
yet in sight. The price was bid up today
by shorts.
The general opinion in the trade
that the short interest MUST be a rela-
lively short one, perhaps 10,e00 barrels a g
the outside. but it Is largely ., matter OF
guess work. Even if 1t is no larger than
10000 barrels, there will be room for more
high prices before the shorts get IN out
of the wet. The last sale today was
made by the Anglc-American Packing
and Provision company, aad exhausted
the stocks of contract pork held by thai
concern The next short to cover may
have to meet the Upton terms, and they
may be whatever the titled .yachtmah
may choose TO make them.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-07
SOCIALISTS ARE SULLEN
PRINCE ALBERT,S HOMECOMING
MAY CAUSE DISTURB ANCE.

BRUSSELS, Oct. 6.APrince Albert of
Belgium and his bride, the Duchess Eliz-
abeth of Bavaria. arrived here shortly
after 8 O'Clock. King Leopold ard the
Countess, of Flanders met them as they
descended from the train. The queens
health prevented her presence at the
railroad station As the royal party left
the station a choir composed of school
children sang cantata. Outside the
station the crowd, which was of large
proportions, stood respectful and did not
give vent to any cries or acclamatien.s.
The police regulations were very strih
gent. The bouleXards along which the
members of the royal family passed TO
the palace were strongly guarded, but
there was no disturbing incident
Prince Albert and his bride are to wit
ness a procession of coo school children
tomorrow, and the danger has not pass
ed. 4'ae authorities Of this city have
been in session all day, and efforts have
been made to persuade the socialists 10
abandon their projects. This the social
lists lave refused to do and the authori-
ties therefore have decided to bar all the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-07
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
Commissioners. Report shows Large
lacrosse In Business.

Increase I'm BUSINESS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The report of
the commissioner of the general land Of
flee made public tonight shows q large
increase in the current work during the
past year, due. the commissioner says. to
the general stimulus given all industries
in the country for a, year past. The total
cash receipts of the land office for the
last year amounts to 81, 379, 75S, an increase
over the previous year of: 81 ,3G0,62I, and
over. the fiscal year of 1888 of 81 f91. 76s.
There was a proportionate increase in
the, amount of land disposed of, the total
this year amounting to 13, 453, S87 across,
an Increase of AZ over the previous year
The homestead entries for the year ag-
gregate. S,fs7, 400, acres, an increac of
2.SO0,S22 acres over the previous year
There has been also an increase for the
year in the number of homestead entries
made. Two of the existing forests the
Prescott reserve, in Arizona, and the Big
Horn, in Wyoming, have k,een enlarged
423,6S0 acres acres and 1.1S0,Seo acres, re-
spectively. -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-07
'SAE IH BADGER SIAE
IS WHAT MARCUS. ANToNTot}s
HANNA WILL. TRY TO Do FOR
REPUBLICANS
KNIFE OF BILL BRUTUs BRYAN
In His Tour of Wisconsin He
Thrust 1t Deep Under the 81
Fifth Rib of j. Caesar
Mckinley,

WAUKESHA, Wis, Oct 6-Mr. Bry-
ans dash through the Republican belt
of Wisconsin appears to have awakened
the only real enthusiasm that has been
manifested during this campaign. His
hearty reception in places that have been
regarded as Republican strongholds his
success in stirring great audiences of
farmers to applause and his mastery
presentation of the issues of the cam
paign are causing the Republican man.
ayers to get together to discover ways
and means of overcoming the Democra tic
nominees work
In Wisconsin, as everywhere else Mr..
Bryan leaves in the trail of his special
train thousands of proselytes to the doc
trines which he advocates Men who
never faltered in their devotion to the
Republican party find it easy to substi-
tute a Bryan for a Mckinley button
while under the charm Of the orator S
voice and presence, and in the minds Of
the Republican bosses it is necessary to
reclaim these.
The first published announcement of
Importance following Mr.. Bryan's de-
parture from the state is that Senator
Hanna is coming to Wisconsin to make
a series of speeches. The senator, since
he developed. into a campaign orator and
challenger of Mr. Bryan to joint debate,
believes himself Irresistible on the stump
He will go over the route followed by
Mr.. Bryan, speaking at the towns where
Mr.. Bryan spoke with the convict on
that he is fairly annihi1ating the tireless
Democratic leader.
GLAD TO HAVE HANNA COME.
The experiment Of bringing Hanna into
Wisconsin upon any pretext is of ques-
tionable utility. and the Democrats are
hailing it with delight They are satisfied
that it will be regarded by the rank and
file of the voters very much as Mr..
Hanna's invasion Of the state of In
diana was regarded by the people of that
state, and VIII be just as bitterly resent
ed.
Senators Spooner and Quaries are both
at their homes the first named in Madi-
son and the other in MiIwa u:xee. but nei-
Their has evinced a disposition to pursue
Mr. Bryan Neither is apparently de-
sirous of entering upon campaign work
time and health.
ed him to exhibit much interest, not to
say enthusiasm. Next week he goes to
Ohio, and from there to Indiana, return
ing to Wisconsin late in the month. The
demand for his services on the stump
here has been overwhelming, but the
senator has quietly ignored it, preferring
evidently to remain in the background
as long as possible without causing open
friction, and only yielding because he
saw no means of escape.
THE HATRED Or LA TOILETTE
The attitude of Senator Spooner is the
Wisconsin, but most of these are apa-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-07
!. EXHIBITS ut Paris.

There is large exhibit from this coun-
try at the Paris exposition which viii
prove very Interesting to all who may
attend, but no. more so than the news
that the famous American remedy. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, will positively
cure dyspepsia. indigestion, constipation,
biliousnesS and nervousness To all suf-
ferers of the above complaints a trial is
recommended, with the assurance that
when honestly. used a cure will be ef-
Tected. 1t also tones up the entire sys-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-07

clamoring for an earlier date, ASSERTING
that the ministry is reluctant TO face
the charges and the critics seem to be
against it, There is really no ground,
however, for assuming that the govern
ment is in any way apprehensive as to
its position in view of the splendid sup-
port it received. on tho occasion of the
big banquet to The mayors of France.
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stea.nss,aps in ceII,s,on

NEW YORK. Oct 6.-The Morgan Inc
steamer Ell Monte, which arrived from
New Orleans, reports having baen IA COL
lision with the British steamer Kappa
port News The collision Occurred in lat
itude S7.4, longitude 74.57..A dense fog PEE
vailed at the time: The Ell Monte had
her bows stove in AMI some Plates on
the starboard board. Nothing was earn
ed as to the damage TO the Rappahan-
mock