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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Caleb S. Fuller of Torrington and
Miss Jessie Darlington, daughter of AL
bert D. Darlington of Beacon Falls,
were quietly married Wednesday even
ing, November rs, at Seymour. The
Rev H A. Campbell pastor of the Con-
gregational church of Seymour, per-
formed the ceremony.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-01

Lofter-Do you play golf, Mr.. Blunt?
Mr.. Biunt-No; but L saw game
once, and l couldn't tell the difference
between the cads and the caddies.-
Kansas City Star.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-01

value of the wine, and with the net
sum paid to the shipper, than it is at
present The policy of high prices is
noe good business since it tends. as we
have seen, to restrict the consumption.
london Standard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
THE TROUBLE IN KENTUCKY,

We notice." says the Raleigh eau
bowling organs in this State have said
that the negro was the cause of all the
trouble in Kentucky" The Caucasian de-
MES that the negro had anything to do
with the trouble in Kentucky. That is
true as far as it goes. but it is not the
whole truth. The trouble in Kentucky
grew out of an attempt on the rnrt of
William Goebel and his associates to
adopt methods that have been employed
by the whites in other Southern States
to defeat the negroes. But in Kentucky
the Republican party is composed largely
of white men, who are made Of the same
lucky the made of. They would not submit
to Goebelsm. and resented and resisted
it. just as the Democrats would have re-
scented and resisted ii had the Republic
cans attempted to practice Goebelism on
them.
That is the Kentucky situation in brief,
and there is a lesson in il. In some of
the Southern States the Democratic ma
chine has adopted and employed inside
the party methods that We're originally
employed to defeat the negroes But
Democrats against whom the machine
was turned resented and resisted all such
methods, and il the machine keeps it up
on this line in any Southern State, sooner
or LATER the result will be the disruption
of the Democratic party. Take warning
from Kentucky
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
GARLAND'S EXPERIMENTS.
Tried Stick;n" Fowls Before Using Hat
Pin on His !ViCc-isurcc E,scaDcs

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Feb. 10
Specialize Phoehus police promise a
sensation in connection with the gro
liminarv hearing OF w. J. Garland
charged with numbering his aged wife
by sticking Il hat-pin or needle through
her heart.
They claim to have discovered that
Garland made number of experiments
with fowls and small animals before the
death of his wife. sticking needles through
their hearts and watching the effect upon
them with interest.
This will be brought out in Che testi-
nlony tomorrow.
w. D. Burge q wealthy farmer and
SunGay-school superintendent of toN
Hill. convicted of running his own daugh-
ter, Will escape the penalty imposed by a
tcchnicality. Burge was given ten years.
but premature birth OF the enid forced
the cir! to leave the witness stand before
cross examination. On this ground the
father was given a new trial.
. In the mean time the girl has been
spirited away. and as there. IS no one
TO appear against him Burgess case has
been nole pressed There is much feel
ing against the unnatural father in Fox
HILL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
Norwegian Man o. War.

NORFOLK, VA, Feb l9-S2ecial-
The Norwegian man-of-war F1iiida atriv-
ed here this morning from the west IN
fl,es., SHe.is Il training ship, with steam
ana auxiliary sail power. ana IS Eere,
i is reported to give the cadets. aboard.
an opportunity 20 inspect this port ard
the Norfolk Navy Yard.
She was received with honnrs and re-
turned the salrttes fred upon her ARRIVAL
Il has been long since a Norwegian war
ship visited ..i;s port.
Aboard the EIlida are CAPTAIN frisakt
eight officers. twenty cadets, WHO VIII pe
commissioned upon their return TO Nor
way. and 113 men. The snip came from
Havana. and will next Sunday afternoon
sail for Rrest. France The Norwegian
officers are most co,rrtly gentlemen, and
al! speak English iiuentiy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20

knowledge to him whose aim ard pur-
pose is TO degrade it by using for az
tual harm TO others, or allowing II TO
lay idly as a sentiment dreamed, but
never put into practice. no" power
fully does this come out where the Angels
smite the mob with blindness as theS
were trying to force Lots door IN sodo1n-
So God can and will ever hide tne dooT
OF progress from those seeking 10 use
knowledge for wrong further than His
purpose permits. All He has to do is
simply to close the door.-Southern
Churchman.
It is notable that public nlen-wtth
rare ceptions-seen unable TO deai
with religious matters in the way OF al
fusion or Illustration without some gro
tesoue blunder in fact or taste ne
latest of these blunders TO come ufloSt
.,ur notice is in the resolutions passed
by the Democratic Legislature OF Nen-
tuc,,y- in honor OF the late Democratic
C.overnor C;oebel LAS the Christ life.
say these resolutions, was sacri'ceo -
class. hatred conspirins with Imperial
mower So tho life of William Gcebei
Maid forfeit to conspiracy of monopo-
iis,ic rover with modern imperialism.
Dangerously near blasphem%, 10 De
sure. the linking in this way O. inc
name which is above every name Win
the name Of the dead pohticlah--f'e-
iigious Herald
In our mental and spiritual visions,
The world fills the air with mists and the
exhalation of an evil humanity. Iae
air is not clear and our sight and I'M
Outstanding are limited and per'er. &c,
There are the mistakes OF the past, tae
errors Of many minds, the thinking that
is disturbed by broken moral nature.
We do not see clearly. and we make
mistaken conclusions. TIC spirit Oh Goa
alone is the spirit of light ana cS'i 80 e!.a.
49, ..,s;on and dispel the clouds. Some
d,v the clouds and the darkness shall
I'll be swept away. and the air be washed
Of all filth, and We shall see face TO lace
We shall see the light OF the Know
edge of the glory of God as 1t Is IN me
80. ~ Iasns Christ"-Central Presby-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
SNOW IN GLOUCESTER.
sYoun. Negroes Assault q Merchant III
His Own Store.

4
His Own Store.
WHITE MARSH P. O.. VA, FEB. 12.-z
speclal.-Snow commenced falling here.
Friday about / o'clock and continued to
fall until next morning. Fortunately,
owing TO the warmth OF the earth. Il
was absorbed nearly as fast as Il fell, 50
tina. II does not now average over TWO
inches.
aael.ne Jackson, hale and hearty
colored woman, of eighty-seven years OF
age, while heating water at a fire out OF
doors. accidentally set her clothes OH
fire and was 50 severely burned that she
lived only few hours.
Considerable grip prevails in this sec
ton
Among the younger negroes. the finish
ed products OF the schools and high
schools, there seems TO be q growing
spirit OF antagonisn to the whites, ard
disposition to lawlesSness. Several nights
since number of them went the rounds
of the several stores in the ~neighborhood
OF White Marsh, abusing and insulting
the merchants, and wound up by pulling
Mr. John r Newcomb out of his store
and beating him about the head.
Luckily for them Mr.. Newconlb. VINO is
q man of determination and nerve was
entirely unarmed.
Mr. H. D. Reilly, survivor of the Lo-
pez rebellion, OF Walkers N!caraguan
expedition. and u veteran OF the Aexlcan
war, who has been seriously il with the
grip. is slowly improving. Rely, who.is
in his eighty-ninth year. Notwithstanding
he sufferers from serious permanent In
juries, is wonderfully active ana cheer
ful clear in intellect. and his a fund CT
most interesting personal remia sc4nces
which he likes to revive when he mas the
chance.
The Mormons are gaining some con-
veGts in this section. Not long since
they baptized four into their faith So
quietly was it done, that Ii was some
time before it was known generally in
the neighborhood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
FIRE AT HOUSTON.
A Long Pull, a Strong Pull, and 4 Pull


Altona':ler !irou"ht EIcod Results.
HOUSTON, VA, Feb. 19.-Special-Five
outbuildnSs at the home of Mrs juila
Henry were destroyed by fire Saturday
night. A sharp north wind was blowing
and kept the flames from the dwelling
This made it possible to save the latter
which was only twenty-five feet from
the buring buildings
NieghlJors, white and colored, gathered
and by tearing away part of the burning
houses, and by keeping the home we'll
drenched with water. on the weather.
boarding next to the flames, it was
saved.
Loss partially covered by insurance
The working negro men and the line
of female water carriers suggested the
good old days when the relations be-
tween the races were far better than
they are now. Every white person pres
ent worked hard, and by their added
head-WOrE wrought the great result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
LARGE COTTON MILL.
To be Located Near Gastonia, CASTOR
County ~ c.

County, \. c.
RALEIGH. n. c., Feb. 19.-One of the
largest cotton-m,lts in the entire South
was to-day Incorporated in the office of
the Secretary OF State of North Carolina
The name of the corporation is the Loray
Mills, to be located near Gastonia. in
Castor county. The capital stock is
81 .0oO.0oo.
This mill will have the largest capacity
of any cotton-milI in the State and very
few equal it in the South. The object of
the corporation is the manufacture and
sale of warps. yarns. and cloth from
cotton fabrics, the sales of merchandise.
and the carrying on of such business as
shall be in keeping or necessary with
the object of the company.
\ new cotton-mill was organized at
Henderson, N G., to-day with $250.0O0
capital 1t will be run IN connection and
under the same management as Il $780,,
coo cotton-mill already in operation there,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
lrirn u snutl, Hosro,

SOUTH BOSTON, VA, Feb. 1a-spe-
cial-The planning mill operated by Ed
mundson and Moorefeld, with contents,
We're destroyed this afternoon by fire.
The plant was owned entirely by Major
H. A Edmundson. 1t cost between six
and seven thousand dollars. The loss
is total, and no insurance.
Henry PoindeXter, who made hogs
heads in the establishment, had $500 In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
NEW TELEPHONES
FOR RALEIGH
The Grand Associated Order Of PHI
grim Travellers.
SMALL ELECTRIC MILEAGE.
Atwater Makes a Vicious Assault on
Butler for Alleged Traisorons Act
ion i'll Regard TO the Amend
men.-The Mornons.
SMALL ELECTRIC MILEAGE.
mcns-The AIorn,ons.

RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 1o.-special--A
charter has been granted the Kaieisu
Telephone Company, with $1,000 caplIal.
"The Grand Associated Order OF FL
grim Travellers. has also been cnarsereu'
with headquarters at Edenton. Inls Or
der will preach the doctrines Of love.
purity and fidelity.
According 10 the report OF the LORI
ration Commission there are only TWENTY
and one-naIf miles of street-cstf 'HaeA
in the state-alf electric lines. Last year
. 7s3 TO messengers were carried me To-
Ia, rece;pt4s,were S145,o5S Asheviiie han
died the largest number OF these
Sfata treasurer Worth make a report
on the condition, financially, OF the sheti-
Fish Commission from April, 1879 10
date. 1t shows receipts. T2S,sso.oi, als-
bursements, s22. 4i5..S; baiance, So'tio.e'-
NrrrER BUTLER.
Conrressnau Atwater, the Pepuitse
Congressman from this, the Fourth us
trict is ont in a letter denouncinS Seiia-
TOR Bucler for antagonizins the ameAu-
mert after he had promised, OF S<liu, NC
would support it.
IRE Sta.e Board of Health reports ina.
during January smallpox existed III =
counties, and in FEBRUARY t"o NO.
counties were added to the INST
The. supreme Court this week hears
appeals from the Third DISTRICT. rs see
IN. f,o,,rt has tiled no opinions.
,rhera are two Mormon Elders now
making thorough canvass OF the city,
leaving. wherever it IS possible, their Ut
erature.
There are eighty-tive savings. State and
private banks in North Carolina Twenty
new State banks have been organized
during the year.
BRYAN's SPEECH PAID.
Bryan's speech at Chapel Hill Melted
S2CO. which will be used for the endow-
ment of an annual medal to be given for
the essay on the Science of Govern
ment."
The sum of $4,000 has been offered for
the present market-house and site.
Prof. Moses. superintendent: of the city
graded schools here, has established Il
system of training schools for public
school teachers, and it is found to work
very well.
1t is said that .'trusty' convict, one
whose long term is about out, gets out
of the prison somehow, and comes into
the city and spends nights in some part
Of the city, known as the Bowery- THIS
came to light during q trial of a gang OF
negroes for robbery.
j. c. Harris is reported as saying, in
Chicago, where he went to deliver the
| address of Governor Russell, before the
! Marquette club. that were the negro
question settled in North Carolina. this
State would be Republican in ten years
| that if il We're necessary for Mckinley
to have the eleven electoral votes next
| fall to put him in. that he could com
nland them. Mr. Harris is a thorough
! Republican.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
HOTEL BURNED.

a Fire 1T Southern Pines, n. c., Docs
100000 Damage.
RALEIGH, n. c., Feb. 1a--Southern
Pines. the winter resort forty niles from
here, had a $50. goo fire early this morning,
the Alfa Hotel with all its contents being
dstroyed. The thirty guests escaped, but
saved little of their property y bank,
the postotfice and q public hall were To-
Gated in the building. The mail was
saved as were also the bank books.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
smaiIno. iu,hc Alnis,,ousc.

WINSTON. N c., Feb. 1S-Specal--
Five cases of smallpox Were discovered
at the County Home for the Poor to-
day. Keeper Robert Fulcher his wife
and baby, Assistant Keeper SeiSer and
a negro man have the disease
There are thirty-five inmates who have
been exposed. All of them were vac
einated this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
@ g q Officers in st.rnton.

sTAUNTON. VA. Feb. ls.-Special.-
George W. stevens. president OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio, and c. F. Doyle.
:. NJ Whitaker. z. D, Hotchktss ana
form d. Potts arrived on special tram
his evening. and held a conference with
The officers Of the Stanton BSard OF
Trade Us 30 the satisfaction CT the pres
ant timetable rates and general service
No formal action was taken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
,atter to multiply such Illustrations

matter to multiply such Illustrations
without number.
their resources in the form Of debts
due to them which would be paid, if
Bryan should be elected, in dollars worth
only fifty cents each, and SO they now
are preparing TO close out their opera
tons and put their resources into prop
erty that had its own Inherent value
that could not he hurt by debased
money
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
tricks OF Grade.

,-bonisr.s ,Assistant-Good gracious!
nave kent the woman waiting three-Guar-
ters Of an hour 1 forgot all about her
prescription.
,sbaI1Ist-vou will have to charge her a
good tall price in order to make hcr
think YOU have had lot OF tfouote III
mixing it up.-Tit-B!ts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
AFRAID OF FREE SILVER.

An incident that has recently come to
our knowledge illustrates very forcibly
what the. free silver agitation prior to
the last Presidential election was doing
in the way OF electrifying the business
of the country. a retail liquor mec-
chant wished ITO lay III stock of GER
tain kind of whiskey for his customers.
He wished To get the whiskey Of the
years 1892 49, 81 1886 and % so that he
could keep a years supply always Oh
hand for at least seven years. This par
t!cu!ar whiskey was then distilled by
very large general grocery house. which
owned the distillery at which it was
made. On investigating the matter the
retailer found a supply of the whiskey
for the years 1925 and "a, but not a
barrel was TO be had of the manufacture
of '95 and '96. EnQuirng why this was.
the head OF the grocery house informed
him that the prospect of silver carrying
the country was so threatening in 1895
that his house determined to make no
more of the whiskey. and determined
1uTtHSr liSt II "ooio S.tS7iA ~ az " ~
business and close out all operations.
It accordingly shut down the distillery,
in 1855 and kept it shut down unit, the
Presidential election killed free silver.
when ii re-opened the distillery and COM
mepccd prosecuting It's entire business
again .witl, greater energy than ever.
Our Prohibition friends may agree that
this sort of calamity would be q. bless
ing to mankind if carried far enough.
but we employ the whiskey incident as
an illustration, and II would be an easy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
Deat., of a Priest

NORFOLK, VA. Feb. 19.--special-
Rev. aIichaeI Gilligan, pastor of St jos
setil, 5 Ca thoEc church. Bedford. Mass, IS
dead here, aged fifty-five years
Father Gilligan, who has been aiiine.
vert to. t,fnehurst, N. c.. seeking health
He started home. but reaching here died.
HIS body was sent to his fornnr noras.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
PIT His Foot In 1t.

Miss Fisher-I really don't think l shaIl
take part again in theatrici'is. l a'"ays
feel as though I were making iool u
myself.
oilI,ins (who always says the wrong
thinc)-Uh. everybody thinks that.-dar-
lem Life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
LIZ Ee1ilnio1,,c yran.

wife-"pid you mail that letter I gave
you this morning."
Husband-"of course I did"
Wife-"How provoking: l wanted to add
postscript
Husband producing the lctter)-"Well.
here it is. Why didn't you tell me that
in the first pacc?'-Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
Our RELIGIOUS coSTEMroRA'

One of Mr.. Weslcy's converts was
asked for evidence OF her conversion.
The poor maid servant knew nothing OF
the technical terms OF regeneration.
She only replied: II sweep under the
door mats now. We take 1t, the
plain strong men VINO wrought right
eousness in the earth at that period
accepted the proof OF the new birth.
i was such evidence as could be sccn.-
Richmond Christian Advocate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
Proof o. II.

Nixon-..Would you call Dickson con-
trary MANI?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. why: thtt
man would try to toboggan up hill!'-
HarDer'S Bazaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
A SOCIETY MARRIAGE.
Brilliant Wedding in St. Johns Episco
mi Cburcb IsortstrOutb

PAL Church, Portsmouth.
NORFOLK, VA, Feb. l9.-Specfal.-M1s
Tuna Marshall was married at Ports
mouth. Va, this afternoon to Mr.. Robert
Strihling Marshall
Tae MARI age, which was a society event
OF The first magnitude. took place at st.
Johns Episcopal church, the rector, Rev.
Mr. Farland, officiating.
THE bride is a daughter of Captain r.
c. Marshall, Conmonweath's Attorney
for Norfolk county. Many guests from
distant cities We're present includ ng sew
eral from Richmond. Among these last
were Misses Florence Bidgood and Myra
Barraud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
IN, FEMME


If in the glory Of the sunbeams, light
[ catch the lustre Of Thy tresses bright
Where is the wonder? Light was never
shed
More golden bright than CLEANS round
thy fair head.
IF in the stars I see thy radiant eyes
Glance down and greet me from the even
ing skies,
What is tile marvel? For thine eyes are
stars
Whose happy light nor cloud nor dark
ness mars.
hear the nurmur of the far-off sea
On tranquil days. and straiShtway comes
Thy low-toned voice repeating DER
Some tender VOW I've prayed for yet
once more.
Dear love, some attribute of thine find
In all that's gracious, innocent and kind;
But for thy perfect image, wrought with
loves own art,
I look within thy temple-my hearts
heart! Judge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20

Mrs. Eaglcy SiCE.
Mrs. Thomas Bagley continues very i'll
at her home on Twenty-fifth and Car
rinGton streets. although she was some
what better yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20

surance on his tools and timber. The
fire originated from a. pile of shayings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20

a NEGHo,s VIEW OF FRANCHISE.
Some time ago NC printed in these col
u,nEs an article on the suffrage question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20

The Times is always indebted TO tI'e 1nrs
who favor it with society items 'l,iS l.,
aonals bll; must urge iGal All SUI"
sent over the signature of ne SEM ELI =. ra.
All unsigned Communications "a1 NC
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-29
NOTICE.

To the Honorable Edgar G. steele, Judge of the
nistficI Court Of the Second Judicial Dis.
sl,e, OF the state Of Idaho; Hon. W. N.
scales, County Attorney OF idaho county.
ssaIe OF Idaho, and to Hon. q. W. Petty
OnalFman OF the Board of County Com,
misHohers OF Idaho County. State of Idaho.
Anu 20 ail persons, or all and any persons
Interested herein: psseo"s
:, You will please take notice that the under.
sisneu, n. =. Young, who was heretofore in
np iI axainst under tho name OF BARLEY r
nnlsley, tried and convicted In the Distriri
,h OF the second Judicial District in and for
me me county OF idaho. State OF Idaho. havine
peen accused Of assault with intent to eommi,,
murder, and having been convicted Of an
s assault with deadly weapon, likely to pp n,.
anre great bodily injury, will, on the 10th gay
" ~ =. peeember 1900. 1T ten O'Clock a. m in IN
s,as 2. Boise apply to the board Of pardons I'm h
snu LOT the State Of Idaho for pardon Srn.,.
'ne sentence heretofore imposed upon him.
~, mEYBuas, HRYRuRS 4 DouGurpTv
pated This November 18th 1900
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-29
Schedule of Mails.

Time Of arrival and departure from
Grangeyille.
Stuart--Arrive in evening. Depart at
a. NJ. Daily except Sunday.
White Biri-Arrives at p. NJ. De-
parts at a. III. Daily except Sunday.
Elk City-Arrives Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at 6 p N. Departs
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
6 a. III.
Florence and Hnmp-Arrives p. m.
Departs 1t { a. IN. Hump mail departs
from Adams Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. Arrives Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays on Florence stage.
Elk City to Dixie-Leave ELK City
Sunday. Wednesday and Friday at 7:45
a. M. arriving at pixie by 4 p. ~.
Leave Dixie Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 7:45 p. M, aud arriving ct
Elk City at p III. From December 1
to April so mails will leave Elk City
Sunday, Wednesday and Friday ato:4S
a. M arriving at Dixie by p. M.
Leave Dixie Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday at gas a. m and arrive at Elk
City by 6 p. N.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-11-29
sMs From Bridgeport.

7 sws From Bridgeport.
DGEpoRr, Ida. Nov. %, 1900.
bes are lively, several new
ngs in construction.
e beautiful snow has fallen
streets, making some sleigh.
ool is progressing nicely
the proficient management
De Hobart.
3ut. Lapp takes his defeat
billy and is showing us that
q man Of great moral courage
5 capable of overcoming diff
b. We bespeak for him a
ssful business career, as the
ing town of Bridgeport pro-
es.
|C. Parsell and family, Of
fern Oregon, . son Of Mrs.
/. Stuart, is taking charge Of
hother's ranch here.
w. Psrsell and bride, OF
: Walls, are new arrivals ~