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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
FRIDAY, JANUARY S. 1900.
coEpEL1sM TO THs FORE.

The Kentucky Democracy mas formally
satisfied its adhesion to the new era in
that State by making William Goebel
president pro tenn of the Senate and
nominating Joseph Blackburn as United
States Senator. Elackburn's nomination
IS not 50 significant. 1t was part of the
bargain that If Blackburn would support
1Goebelism in the late campaign he should
have another term IN the Senate, and
whatever else may be said against the
Goebcltes it cannot be charged against
them that they proved false 10 their prom
ises in lhls particular
But placing Goebel In the position OF
president pro tern Of the Senate which
IS the highest position in the gift of the
Kentucky Legislature is a formal
Acknowledgement by the Kentucky Dem
ocracy that Goebel is their uncrowned
King, and that Goebelism is their accepted
faith. and Goebel is their prophet. The
Kentucky Democracy cannot long sur
rive such policy. Thousands Of honest
Democrats refused in the late election TO
support Goebel and Goebelism, and the
disarection will grow so long as the par
~ insists upon examining Goebelism down
the threats of the people. Honest men in
Kentucky are in a dilema. They do not
lenow which way TO turn FOR there is cor
auption on both sides. The last campaign
in Kentucky was disgrace to the State,
and at the election. we have no doubt
from the accounts which we have read.
that each side resorted TO every trick
known to the trade to carry this pre-
cinct and that by fair means or foul.
The Democrats are swearing that the Re
publicans committed frauds and the
Republicans are swearing that the Dem
ocrats committed frauds. and We have
no doubt that both are right. all Of which
means that Kentucky politics are rotten
10 the core.
But how could it be otherwise. The
kentucky Goebelites adopted the Virginia
election law Tor purpose. They deter
mined to carry thu State. and those who
were opposed to Goebelisn determined
TO prevent *, and so Il was a struggle as
to which side should win. aud never mind
the means employed. This is revolution.
pure and simple. and II the thing goes
on the issue will finally be settled by bull
lets instead of ballots 1t is recognized
lact that the frequent revolutions In the
South American republics grow out of con-
ditions tina. exist to-day in Kentucky.
The election Is farce: the people who do
not belong 10 the administration party
ernmcnt: they know that :heir votes
count for nothing and by, and by when
they grow tired OF such treatment, they
shoulder arms anG go ia shooting. Given
the same conditions ind .1,ere VIII be the
same results in North American States,
as well as in South American States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
CHARGED With Assault.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA Jan. A-spe-1
c!RL-B. 3. WRtts was arrested
thIs afternoon on the West-bound train. on
Il charge Of crininally assaulttnE Mrs; T.
n. Simpson. wife OF q respected me-;
chanic.
The alleged assault occurred at the!
lady's home this afternoon. The. arrest
was made by Tom Sally and J. "A. AIadi-:
son, brother OF Representative Madison
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
AN EMPTY JAIL.

The Knife Proved Il Surer Weapon
Than the Pistol,
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Jan. f.
Special.-Thc city jail is empty ana has
been since December 22d.
Mr.. William Snellings. Of Stafford, is
suffering from q stroke of paralysis
which affects his left side.
John Wormley, Jr., colored, has been
lodged in the Spotsylvania county Jail
charged with cutting, with intent to kill.
Lakewood BurruSS, at a party Burruss
claims the assault was unproVoked while
his assailant says the cutting was Done
in self-deicnse. After the cutting Bur
russ friends fired a number Of pistol
shots at Wormley as he sought a place,
of safety, but they all missed. The
case will come before the grand jury at
the next term of court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
A FELONIOUS ASSAULT.
a Negro Man Taken From His HONS
and Beaten.

LYNCHBURG. VA, January Special.
Four white men and a coiored boy went
to the home of 4 negro, Adams Rosser,
at Campbell Courthouse, last night, and,
taking him from the house. beat him
severely on the head and cut him with Il
knife several times.
To-day /. II. Callahan, w. NJ. O'Don-
nell and q colored boy, John Croker.
were arrested charged with the offence.
and in their preliminary hearing Callahan
and Croc!ier were sent on TO the grand
jury. while O'Donneli was discharged.
The authorities are looking for Charles
johnson, who is said to be the other
member of the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
pARLOR-CAR SERVICE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND DiANVlLLE.

The Southern Railway announces. eff
fect!ve January 18th, parlor car service
will be inauSurated between Richmond
and Danville on trains seven and eight.
connecting at Danville with United States
fast mail trains Nos. 50 and S6 for all
points South and Southwest. carrying
dining cars; also through Pullman sleep
ers for Atlanta. Memphis. New Orleans.
Jacksonville ST. Augustine, Miami. and
all Florida points, with direct connection
fo,. Havana Cuba,
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with Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment viii
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shoulders sides and limbs. Stiff joints,
soreness Ia the muscles and s!news are
quickly relieved with few applica e!ons
OF Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment. It
cures neuralgia, 1t removes and cures corns
and bunions without pain. It is the best
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
Prominent Guests

Governor Tyler ana Senator Daniel wess
nresenr nj the marriage OF the Mlssss
sIyers on Wednesday night. and at >tas
reception at the jefferson afterWards. no.a
gentlemen made nice LITTLE speeches. het'na
the occasion,
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NO, .sro,rn Here.

Col. 8, B. II. Young. who has hess
nominated Tor the grade Of R-tsadier-
General. Is the father Of Mrs. Edith
Young knight, OF south Third street. and
l. vel, known here. Fits many friends
are pleased to learn OF bis promotion,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05
PINE LUMBER GOES UP.
Fire in Cardin@ Room Does Much

Damage,
NORFOLK, VA. Jan 4-Special.-The
North Carolina Pine Lumber Association
met here to-day and marked up North
Carolina Pine Lumber an average Of 81
q thousand This is the fifth advance
within the past twelve months. Represent
1atives of eighteen mills were at the
meeting To an active demand and short
stock the advance is attributed
Fire in the carding-room of the Berkeley
Knitting Mills to-day caused 5000 dam
age The mills, which makes hosiery. is
owned by Mr.. Foster Black.
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Mrs. John W. Harrison gave a ueiisht-
mi luncheon at the Jefferson yesterday
afternoon. in honor of her niece, NlsS
Lindsey. of Uniontown. Pa
4 large bowl of American Beauty roses
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place. Those seated at the table We're
Misses Lindsey. Eda Atkinson. Elizabeth
Davenport, Sophie Meredith. Alene Stokes.
Maria Williams, Marguerite Warwick.
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Mr.. NEWBERNE'S SUCCESSOR.
Mr.. Findlay Cromwell Gets the Nomi

NORFOLK. VA, Jan. 4-special.-Mr.
Finley Cromwell was to-day, by the Nor
folk County Democratic Executive Com
mittee, unanimously nominated to succeed
Delegate Newberne, who died recently
The nominee is the brother of the sheriff
of Norfolk county.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05

BY special request Mr.. Jean kautz
d,Oriol. who gave {, delightful talk on
.Reranser' at the Woman's Club, on
wednesday, Will meet the French-speakinS
members in the club-rooms on Saturday
afternoon at 4:3o o'clock, and will read
and reclte for them gems OF French lit
arature. entirely in French.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05

The Milton c. Work Whist Club net
with the Misses Gordon yesterday after
noon. at s14 west Grace street. Mrs. Fair
fay Montague and Miss Florence Tyler
won North and South: Mrs 6. w Z
Brock and Miss Gordon, East and West.
Score oi3.
Mr.. Roscoe Nelson has returned 20 the
University of Virginia
Mr.. Claud Snead, who has been the
guest of Dr. Hatcher. has returned to MS
home In F'luvanna.
Misses Laib and Alexander. OF Phlla-
delphia, who have been visiting Mrs. A
J. Myer at Rest-a-bit, have returned TO
their homes.
Mr.. J. Herbert Headen is in Rocking
ham, n. c., where he went TO attend the
Moore Everett wedding.
Miss Lottie Koch. OF Norfolk. is the
guest OF. the Misses Kessnich.
Mrs. Barton Grundy is on a visit to
New York.
Mrs. Holiday and Miss Caroline Holt
day have issued cards for a tea on Jan
uary the ninth. from ) to {, at NO. east
Franklin street
Miss lille urauhart is visiting In Nor
folk.
There Will be service OF 1ntercessisn
for Missions held on the Eve OF epiphany,
to-day. at 4 p Min st. PauEs lectsle
room.
TIE Association for the Preservasion
OF Virginia Antiquities gave their annual
.tel,. yesterday afternoon from 10 !.
O'Clock. at the roca,s OF the Fsrsinss HIS
Storical Society. Each member was 'h VI;
ed and permitted TO bring a suess. Inc
following ladies' composed the Reception
COMMITTEE ...,..
gowned In black satin and tuil@ S la va
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Another beautiful reception OF yesterday
evening was given by Mr.. and Mrs Eve
rett Waddey to present to society their
debutapte daughter. Miss Helen Carmina
Waddey. Holly, mistletoe and the graceful
festooEs of cedar, and many cut flowers
lent their beauty and fragrance to the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05

mond ornaments: Stephen Putney. black
satin and jet: Herbert Claiborne. blacss
satin and tulaa; c. W. p Brock. black
satin and real lace: ]. Taylor Ellysoh'
black SILK and Jet: Virgintus Hall. gray
tafeta six. William Bentley, blue a1la
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05

Refreshments consisting OF salad. c1oco-
late, beaten biscuits. sailed ALMONDS ana
nr,ncf were ,Iaintily served by Misses
Sor. I.eary. Bessie Bosher. Mary Buford.
Jane Fisher, Mary I-athrop and Josephina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-05

Chocolate was, gracefully dispensed by
Miss Ruth Robins, PRETTY cowned in red
and white silk. Among those presens
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-10
A GRACEFUL COMPLEMENT.

In latter day journalism, women play
q very interesting. If not, quite as i'm
portant q part as men. Realizing the
service that an accomplished woman
writer could perform in creating a de-
partment that should deal With "Wo-
mans World" in woinans way, the
Virginian- Pilot, some weeks ago, intro
duced this needed feature. placing Miss
Helen Gray. date OF the Atlanta Con-
stituton) at it's head The many ex-
pressions of satisfaction from local pa
irons, is an encouragement much ap-
preciated.
For the compliment paid BY "Suc-
cess" monthly magazine. in It's April
number. under the head Of Women
Editors in Dixie" the Virginia Pilot
bsgs to acknowledge its obligations. for
the recognition OF the work of a mem
Der of its staff. In concluding its article,
Success" says:
louisiana, mississippi. Virginia
and Georgia can all claim n
share In Helen Gray. who has helped
to start newspapers. or to develop the
womana page OH newspapers in all of
these states.'
There is something indescribab bly,
characteristic,yet potent and definite in
the ways OF woman. Man may see and
be Influenced by it, but it is the delicate
hand and intuition of a woman only.
that can feel and describe It.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-10
NOTES AND OPINIONS.
MORE CARPET BAGGERY.
philadelphia Record.l

After the disastrous experience which
the Republican party had in settling up
carpet-bag governments in the South
ern States during the time OF recon
uction which followed the civil war it
struc,ion which Followed the civil war 1t
more carpet bag ging in Puerto Rico.
i'ut the new civil government scheme
which the Senate has Incorporated in
the Puerto R:can bill has all the faults
of the system which it was found i'm
possible 10 enforce even with the aid of
emfranchised negro majorities in the
States that seeded. This feature of the
bill, which practically puts the govern
mcnt of the island in the hands of APP
pcintces of the President and relieves
the people of any controlling voice in
their own affairs. ought not to pass I'M
challenged In the House.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-10
Now Is Your
Opportunity !

I am offering unusually low rates to all
Catarrh Sufferers who begin my treat
nent before Apri! 10. 1900
The coming months are probably the
best of the year for the treatment for
Catarrh and Catarrhal Deafness. being
free from the extreme heat of summer
and the cold and SHOWS of winter. For
this reason. and because want the pub
lie to notice that l have moved into my
new offices at 37i Main street. over the
Hub" l am Offering to all Catarrh Suf-
ferers who begin my treatment before
April 10. 1850. greatly reduced rates: in
fact. about one-half my usual prices. Can
you afford to neglect this opportunity +?
VIII you let Catarrh destroy your health
when YOU can be cured on such favorable
terms? Even If you do not want to begin
treatment now call and have talk with
me. Consultation always free.
Remember. have moved 10 rooms 3
and 4. No. S7l Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-10
DODGED 4 TEST CASE.
Savannah News.)

1t is cveidcnt that the Republican
party has invited trouble by the position
II has taken that Porto Rico is not Il
part OF the United States. and is not
under the jurisdiction of the constitu-
ton The Herald Of New York under
took to make a test case as to whether
Porto Ricans are citizens OF this coun-
try. 1t brought Il Porto Rican 10 New
York as contract laborer. in violation
OF the alien contract labor law. The
man was arrested and held at Ellis Is
land under that law. Proceedings were
about to begging for his release when
his release was ordered by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury. In explaining his
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-10

The commanders in the Philippines
are calling for more men. General
Young, in Northern Luzon, and Cen
eral Bell. In Southern Luzon. each de-
clare themselves unable to do more
than garrison few towns, while in the
provinces of Laguna. Cagayan, Capiz,
and the island of Samar, fighting is
going on. Within five miles of Manila
q skirmish has occurred. 1t Is merely
question of time until there will have
to be q call for more volunteers. and
so on Indefinitely. 1t Is small wonder
that even the strenuous Roosevelt
wishes that I'VE were out of the Phil
ippines, and had them off our hands,"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-10
Prof. Harry Pratt Judson

Prot. Harry Pratt Judson. of Mr..
Rockefeller's University, is cnlightening
the country as to the Constitution and
the colonies much as Prof j. Laurence
Laughlin, of the same school. illu-
minated the financial question in 1896
Prof. Harry Pratt says the Constitution
does not extend to the colonies eX
proprio vlgore, nor can Congress eX-
tend 1t by formal declaration. The only
way is to grab The colonies and yank
'em under the Constitution. &c Con-
gress is not ready to 60 this, however,
it can plaster the Constitution on the
colonies in isolated patches where it Is
most needed, by the legislative process.
That Is to say. It can enact the Con-
stitution in a series Of statutes, and
apply them to the colonies. From
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-10
THE TRUST BARoNs AND ROY
Atty.
(New Orleans States.

(New Orleans States)
In reply to some of his critics Mr..
Edwin Markham. author of ",rhe Man
With the Hoe" makes this startling
but true statement: LESS than three
tenths of orc per cent of the people
own eighty per cent of the nations
wealth. We may think that kings and
queens are expensive luNures. but Il
has been recently pointed out that one
OF our trust-barons could pay out of his
income the bills of all the royal families
of Europe and have change to spare.
Indeed. our American capitalists could
afford to keep kings and queensh dukes
and duchesses, on their payroll as
ccachmen and Kitchen maids"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-10
THE PATERNITY OF EVIL.
Jacksonville Times-Union.

In calm reliance on the plain English
of Holy Writ we 'have rested secure in
the belief that we knew how evil came
into the world. but now an esteemed
contemporary announces that Frances
Il. Willard says poverty Is the prime
cause OF intemperance." The gentleman
must be Il high authority when he
cares impcach all our previous opinions
on n most important case-the saliva
ton Army assures us whenever we are
caught In the crowd at street corner
that intemperance is the father of po-
verify, and in this faith we have lived
and hoped to sprout wings.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-10
The Rev. Crawford Frost. of Balti
more. said in a sermon on Sunday:

1''o' . "1'1 fe III a sef 1t1o1I olf oulIusty
After all. the only mistake Admiral
Dewey made was in giving the Ameri-
can people credit for greater sincerity.
more lasting gratitude and more soli-
dity OF character than they seem to
possess"
We do not just see how the Rev.
Crawford-F Frost figures it out. Because
the American people have great admir-
alton for a man who has achieved a
brilliant exploit. it does not follow that
they wish to make him president; nor
because they do not wish to make him
president does 1t follow that they are
insincere or lack solidity OF character.
Rev. Crawford-Frost seems to be an
other victim OF failure to stick to his
text
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-10

action the Secretary said that 1T APP
peared that the Porto Rlcan was
make q test case. and not in good faith.
The government, he said, preferred to
release the man and bring suit for the
$1,000 penalty against the person bring
ing the man here
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-10

already passed and the acts have not
even been published,
This is Indeed "hard lines" on these
needy and worthy old veterans, but.
doubtless. their fortltude In peace will
be worthy of their valor in war.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-10

Kinleys somersaults will be an issue
in the next campaign. 1t is where Mr..
Mckinley Invariably lands that will
really cut the ice.