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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
WILL NOT DESERT AFRICA,
WDepa t'ADH9t, SAYS nv, Flasher, ApI
cert ADE DneE VI lnDd In AmsptuN,

NDegs Cannot, SAYS n.y. FlanHap, Apr
cert ANY DneS ~ baDJ IN AMsptrN,
chairman FiAoDpp III thu bDpp ppHol'
commission was pleasoI IN hear ihnl
Governor Th0mas NJ Colorado Md ~
dOrsDl Tho proposition Of Tho Union ~
ellie bAD1 company ID Induce tbn DO
tented Beers 10 settle IN ihn valley "
tha platie, bDt AAya IN must decline
The kind Offer
Az outlined ~ hlM, llp plnD W TN
company IN 10 Give lOOODDO aopes VI
hind, 10 bn iAknD tp NDlpp lbn uOppy
lind mel, Dn lhe JllnHDmg AMI WyOl
ming divisions Tbpm ~ 10 b0 10
charge for TIN glpi, NM Tho company
VIII undertake 10 lmnspOrI lhn bOpIa
10 Colorado, being IppnI1 OD The ~
stalImnDt plnD After Tho communities
aPp established ADl prosperous, ", &,
WnDtlnnd, agent ~ tho Union paoID0
pallv0Ad, Inns HODe ~ Mapl Tho bOpp
anyOys nnh explain IN dolnil Tho prop
OsltIDn
" hAvo jnsl monIyol DOllpn Tint M
agent NJ lhp company VIII ment IN NJ
pOnlG west" pNld N.Y. Fischer W u Nav
York JDDpDHl reporter NJ Boston, I'VE
slAIl probably nm bin ~ OnW Applynl
In Buffalo rnHrel 10 my lhnl sbDll
have 10 lnolINn lbp Olypp win THINKS
and IN tho HpNp kindly spirit tbnt no
gpnnpOUs Ollop ~ Wndn IhInk Olll
people would prefer 10 TpmAfn hDO
WOvh nut tllpIp own WlpnlIOD nypn
though lhpy wore IOpopd ~ ~ ~ under
tho hngIIah llDg " W. should bp
crushed t|Ia IInp, u VIII Do only for \
BRIEF Tina, for Nbnrly must nn1 Hnbll
DpopnIl N south Alp)nl Patriotism
never hIOb Onll
nyOU remember TINT ~ lhhl tho HpIl
lah lInH went np IN plnlOpla, Anl Gen
arnl WOla0lny DOnAIMl lDnl M lOnH IN
tho anll aD0Dp Nh long womb lllD l1lp
llslI eOlOpa WAvn Oy0r Pretoria, but
GAMe down HOOn nrlpp, AMI ppn1l0I
TINT n VIII come down nHblh make
this assertion Nv 30 lnln bOnHl NlnnO
juat whnt shy Every buvHhev IN lhn
Two republics monnH no HONe, nnn
they alRnd r6AdE 10 Dnok " np Wllh
tbaIp blood, " necessary
I'VE gp0 not TIN Kind ~ pn0pla WHO
can sll IN 0nAy Nl,nlpa eOyop0h Wild
geld lA1a nnn H0Dh Oll 0llp nnlntn wv
apy man IN tho Two republics, no maj
tor what hIa position, hnH given ample
proof OF lhIa, nnd there hyl vary fnW
OF them VINO WID0l llsn n MhIlHep vlnh
with effect VonoHH"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22

Mr. W.. A, Hines 0f Manchester In
writing III bio almost miraculous aaonpa
from DEATH saysl "BSp0aDpe after
measles Induced serious lung trouble,
which ended IN consumption, Ind
frequent ham0prhAgaa and aDugbaJ
night and day, All. my doctors s6ll !
Mpsl, die, Then ] began. t0 use. Dr.
Kings New Discovery which wholly
CURED, NE, Hundreds have used II Oh
my advice and all aAy u, never falls ~
cure throat, chest md lung. troubles"
Regular sIse BOO md slyO0, 1pIal hotties
FREE NJ OhApple Drug DO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
VlRaINlA'6 MAN HUNT,
The smart Game Near Helms u TpsHs
aIIHnIeHl War Hn0nsMkfuL

ThOp0 WIS m exciting man hllnl W
surrey county WA tho Olllnl 1nN, ~
which two men Wov0 pursued bt blOOH
hounds, followed by OlilNnpH OF tl1 law,
bualDoaA aud professional mon W 0NI'
plaa0B and on lOpa0hn0l, 00ntlpHA men,
Mgaen mon ana small boys nnh no.
gpOaa Oh foot IIl0 hloOnlONnnal he'
GOpdInu TO n Richmond nlApnlQh 10 lllp
New York Tribune, lINllnd lh0p quarry
for ton miles Nnd forced thom 10 TAKE
the QuIokOHt nlonla 10 Ahya IloW lvnhl
Tha mon who iNn nnoNn 0f tho
hounds, nnd whose limbs nnd llVoH
were moro Donply. I~oOpnI0lhu1 thhn
they lnd expected, were AlliHplaOll
White, ngad 10, and John ward \ NJ
up0, aged w. Tho men W0pa within M
yards OF danger when they 0nbVnand
small onhar IlOy had just reached .,ho
limbs and NOT OlIl on llnpIn'A why WhnIl
the pnnlInA, bowling bonalH oalnn and
tried TO reach their quarry nv jump
Ing, but could not
Tired by tho lOnR ollaa0 nnd madden
I'd by tho hot trail, tho dogs dln MOI
INV VI iVNuIF Hh INV NUnFTF, eHV'V.l''I
The men, wet Win pnpApllAlIon ma A.
most exhausted by fatigue and honI,
had sought II shady nook ana ant down
10 rest The Negro HlnnOon lNOk nnn
saw tho hounds coming, llO warned
hls white colleague Jual In Ilnlo, and
they were In Too much hurry 10 niok
good trees, but scrambled up hinnI|
ones three or four Inches IN dlnmNlmI
They were much nCnIop a tragedy lllNl
tho official promoters had nlpnDL N
WIS Thought the hounds would ''OpOn
up" sufficiently loud for the men III
seek plnGeA OF safety n fourth Of n
mile nllond OF tllNNll
Members OF The Deep Run Hunt club
III Richmond arranged for n similar
hunt a few weeks ago, but sentiment
was NJ strong against II thnt 10 VIA
Hio hounds arc Tho aalOG
ones that ran down Tho man O'Hmds,
Who WIS recently lynplud al limpOplNl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22

Three rInsARs ppDDOsad wv WDnOp,
unupnAn ann sGpylua MpdDIH

Representative Ifoss, nolIng qbaIW
man ~ mo house lOmmllI0G OD M pnl
AlrnlpA, lWnpnilS introduced \ Dbl dIr
roofing lhp HpxIpInW OF Tho DnVp 10
HIppnlm II WnllW Of m0nnla Wild
plnape AN1 ribbons, 10 bN bestowed on
0IliOApH md mon IN lhN navy md NM
Flnn nDlpa f0p nApnpll0nAl nnn mopll0plV
0llA ApV'ioa ~ mo lnp " dnlN, AAyH tho
washington correspondent W mo Now
YORK hnnl ThD Dl0Illa npp 10 bn ~
ylnai into lhpNp plAAHda, Tho lpHl olaHa
10 be AnOWn Nv mo "hOD0p m6lnL" 10
ba pphHnDl0A by lho president In pop
NON 0r Wy Dly personal representative
IN 0IIh0npa nDh mnD who lnvp dIsDlnynd
eminent ADn conspicuous conduct In
Miln ~ Ollnp NnlHOpOlla public nmnpp
HnnOE, Thp SECOND Glass IN IN bn tho
'OOnnH0 MNdAlO ID bN presented by
Tho secretary " mo navy Op hIs pepp0'
sentative Tor distinguished 0OndNpl IN
lhp presence Of mo enemy 0p GktnnOp
dlnnvE h1vOlam NJ nDp Ilmnl VhN lhIpd
1lnAH w lhn NHppNlm mndnl," fOp dlaIln
Anlhllnn blpyl10 IN llDl0 ~ WnP III bp
presented Ivy ll0 anAnlnpR OF tho nnVEI
Vhp honor m0dNl IN 10 hp presented
through n hOnPn ~ Ihmo 10 nVn OIl0npH
for conduct deemed 10 m1nIp0 lho
highest lkpo NJ n0NIWHn nnl GOOD InlR
mani nDh aNnn ml1E Win Nh ~
oInnH0 IN INV l0p OIlonva above no
mhk 0f NnplnlD IN lh0 navy, ID pop
cent mplnln m oOmMnnl0r ~ Uf
cent MEOW 0OMmnnh0T b p0p po1II
warrant D0llE nnd n0DnOmmIsaIH NDi
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titled IN u second mpdNI IN |'nI ~.
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carry WIN II additional DIN -.
Wnlnh mo, 10 nklpnd 10 OUNVV l.H
bNNk 10 lfeh Va lAOA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
MN katV slim,

WhOn tho DlaIlp1 aIOVt IN made IN
lle nnI aver tho llphl II N nav fnp'
llOr auunlHMnnt0d NY n inabet lllAt ~
alA0 IN mats anu Whlpll IN Ahnpe IN hn
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lang nnaH NJ Nhlltnnt IN hIlnDn " n
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nhd Iln llnIlH Nlh HpfnD ~ lnl lhnl
ina nellW hQH ll0It Ne lNIEll w Hlllr
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HlEln N RnpE hllInll IlHNd now WIN Hih
Rlll gowns M WHll NJ WIN lhnsR M
a0ft swat IUl II mus nRl M ATTEMPTED
IN IhAlR MAlh fm llWl WAHld lRNk
qllle I'm, NaaW ANA NluliRpH0Hh
HnlUmNs lMMH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
A Nnpl mn Yi,uDhs,

Wish 10 HAy That Feel uDdpl lNstINn
obligations for whit .abAmbaplNDH
uQngb Remedy hup done Tor our fHmlIy,
We NAye used u IN no many Qasea ~
coughs, luDa. troubles md WhDDplDp
cough, md II Iipa always given thn most
perfect snlhfnntlon, wa. feel greatly ID
aebtad ~, the, mAnnfAutnyavH NJ thiB
pnmedy md Wish, Them 10 please nooept
Dng heDply tlgDka, Respectfully, ,MlB,
y, Dply, Des MONIES, Iowa For sAle by
lhADDln DRUG l)O,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22

Reports, show that over tlftsen quns
dred lives have been saved through this
use 81 One Minute Cough Cure, M0st
Ut these weFe. 9asas Qf grippe, Group,
asthma, wh00pInR cough, bronchitis and
pneumonia, Its early use prevents 00Da
sumption Dhappls Drug %.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
0aFmAny HOROV slovenian IN W.
NblhA,

WVVHE
MH d. w. hnlplh nmoWlng 10 TIIr
WnHImlnAIm unNlln IN Rbl0 10 mnhp
nn announcement tlnt VIII h yplI
W0l0nMn W MI Lovers M Stevenson
N.Y. LNIah lna Ind M InINpyleW WIN
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HOO0 IN w lNll Mpf, klovnnaOD I'M
hNW N no hIOt N hAlnOA which VIII
~ mere lIpnhnrNh by npnDnnF lIND
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NJ hNhhNnh wv WIZ NJ llnnpu u alnW,
NIlllG lOl wv nlWnFH l0Dnpod nm and
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lhnI lll0h TINT Inv WlUIN Hnd enId mnt
lnrH lNnn Won dNanryNd IN n arnNl
nlRnaum N. mo IN hnyn tho naaUIpnm
lhnl, hr stevenson Inns fnllh In 0lT
HgDd Intentions toward lhN nn0ple sbn
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on Vnnh HInll 0Epl ln Il0nOppN IN wand
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
$3.50 Reward.

For evidence that will convict any
person or persons Tor breaking dawn
my fences, leaving Hales open ana lett
tInH stock out or or driving any NJ my
stock from any Of my fields, stock
branded up connected,
lD4,tf Un0rua Vipvta,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
tlRuyjHUs,

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sad IN haFR hppn nNvHlnl hHi m lAnR
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lhGir NnHlshHNnl ma. HW llkalg IN
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
A NnUalnp Devil IIab

Destroying, Nv victim, ~ D type pf ,oog'
~ fnll ID OlyDie,. nerves, muscles md
brain, llDt Dr Kings Nav Llfe Pills
Ape 4, sAfe md peplHjn nDpel Hest IN Tho
world foV Alomnab, liver hldlay nnd
Powela Only VI cents NJ 0bApp|e
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
Tell Ynnr nlalar

A beautiful complexion ~ an ~lmposaibiII,
" without good pure blood, lbe sort
tbat only eAlsts ~ pDDnAetIOD With good
alseatl9n, u healthy, liver aud bowels,
NRplH Glover NOOt Hen. acts directly Oh
tha bowels, liver md Kidneys hAGpIDH
than IN perfect health, piIge Db ON
ADd NJ gts, Sold by Uhapplp Drum Go,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
DO yOu KpOw

Consumption " pyeventablaY selepqe
1 |Rns1 ys s@1 4 ssIS 's b. sd "ss''9 s4 \
DO cured With shloh'p Cough 9n1 Con
sumption Cure, hold Oh pOsItlye, Hu4p,
HHlaa ,fOg 0yAg, my years, Mold ny
nhnppla DpDH CO.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
AMERICAN @ O o,
Representative III IOndON firm
Talks NJ iMN0rtk IN Mis uOuRlFH

TMihA ~ lMVOFtk tn ulh oOuM(FAi
u, lnNlluli, representing che Anlnplr
Gan Importing COmpnnt Or London IN
~ the Grand h0toI, In cincinnati, on
hls first visit 10 tho UnlIod Alnlea ii0
N making u NunuINl tour OF America
10 Aee Wllnt lao may discover In tl0 llllO
OF manufactured articles for which
there N now or mlHlt hU wording ~ \
deInnta among no people Of hlA avn
country
Mr., Hnyman ooWobomlos Tho slnlo'
Ilenl Ilnd0 hE Consul Marshal Ilnli
stead, printed In tho Cincinnati Can,
liWp0laI Tribune duplnE Mr. lInIatMnd'A
recent vlall IN uInOInnnll Ia Tho effect
lhnl NnHllall IN0pl0 always give lhplp
l0llIe manufactures tho preference
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lilld nnl0na flnmuNHnfH NMdNGlh WlllpN
nlnF Interest hin N II lNNaluNaa WnFt
nnsmuaNua MAEihIi ni IuyIa lguiy
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
Iarepsl HnIInon IN INV WeHat

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nlnf fW Nfnhs nnl M npspnnn NhnII
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
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stock CENSUS lnpnnli Inns WlNIIIrd
IN Denver fran n lllN W lhp nnAlnIll
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lAusn N laHs linn IN my nWnI WlnW
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-22
U0vseahno NshhU MI Vupls RAIN

ono hHlhiM nlh HnFHNiF nEf nlHmH
0nt dHhlHna M @h0ranalGna MAKE M nnf
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-20

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-19
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
The Second Annual Convention Meets
III Atlanta.
(By Associated Press.)

ATLANTA. Ca, July 1S.-Oue hundred
representative business msu of the south
We're welcomed here to-day By Hon + II
Richardson, at the opening OF the second
annu4. convention OF the Southern Indus
trial League. 4 response to the address Oh
welcome was made by J. NJ Wilkinson, OF
~T4ldusta, Ga.
IAfter the appointment OF COMMITTEES OF,
RS .iutfona. composed OF ". II. kiser and
a u summer. OF Georgia: r A. BealaAd,
OF A.lt..na; r. K McCully OF South
Caroinu and L. Cohen, OF MISSISSIPPI,
repor. was received from tho COMMITTEES
named ar last years convention TO SUD
mi: public address on business CONDITIONS
IN tina South.
F.. 4. L.athrop, OF Alabama introduced
resolution on the opening OF the Coosa
River. in Alabama, TO naV!gaLiosl- ! ne
resolution called for q petition 70 So''-
gress on the project
c. w Ashcrafi. of Alabama reaa q res
oIutEon 20 establish a Southern mus %.
University Tna resolution PROVIDES Tor
COMMITTEES of three. to be appoints"' % axe
into consideration ways and means ZOE
ohe establishment. OF the Institution, a r.
port 10 90 rendered a; tna asAI at-Aa'
!. q Bier. of Gaffney. s G.. presented a
resolution looking 70 redaJustin Oh
freight rates for the South
tn, convention thsn adjourned until
M when Hon Hoks Smith, ex-Secrs-
rsry q, Thu. interior. delivered ~ address
~, ..rrff,Istri4l Education o. the Young Men
OF the south
rn-ntgftr III, delegated wera entertained
:. various tfnuseuisa. places in mo city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-19
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
Express Agents Careless in the Hand
~ ling Of Fruit.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
FORT MONROE. VA, July 1S.-The
State Board OF Agriculture, which opened
an important session in the Hygeia Hotel
yesterday adjourned at $50 O'clock this
afternoon TO meet in Roanoke in October.
The business before he Board was in
tensely interesting. and consumed nearly
five hours. Major Gaines and the commit
tee appointed by the citizens of Charlotte
county appeared before the Board and pre-
sented petition praying the establishment
OF tobacco experimental farm. The Board
decided TO take no action IN the matter,
bu! appointed committees TO investigate
tha ACCESSIBILITY of the proposition. The
committees We're:
Tobacco-J. H. c. Beverley, j. I. Goode
and j. NJ. Barker.
On o,her Agriculture for State-at-large-
c. W. Heater, j. I. Cowan and j. A
Stewart.
Commissioner OF Agriculture Koiner adj
dressed the Board in opposition TO negH-
gence on part OF express agents in hand
ling fruit. A committee will be named later
TO appear before the next session OF the
Legislature 70 have laws enacted rela-
tive to this matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-19
RICHMOND DELEGATES.
CaDtnin Lamb TO Announce Them
Next IhurSI;ly

The Democratic Convention of the Third
District. which VIII meet in Sanger Hall on
the first day OF August to nominate 4 can
didate for Congress. may have some life
thrown into it after all, a prominent
gentleman said yesterday that Con-
gresham Lamb would be asked 10 secure
If possible, the services OF some dlst!n-
gu-shed speaker to make an address be-
fore the convention.
1t is not known whether the Congress-
man cnn make such an arrangement or
not, but il is argued that it would not
only make the occasion most interesting
one but would be fitting way TO open
the campaign in the district. Captain
Lamb will be ready to announce his list
of delegates and aiternnSes for ficnInono
city on Thursday. July 18th.
Richmond IS entitled 10 seventy eight
delegates, ana following is the apportion-
ment: Clay Ward-Frst Precinct, 1; Sec
ond Precinct, 3: Third Precinct. 3: Fourth
Precinct >: Fifth Precinct, .; Total, n
jefferson Ward-F.rst Precinct. |; Sec
ord Precinct .; Third Precinct. :; Fourth
Precinct. s; Total, H.
Monroe Ward-First Precinct. 3; Second
Prec net. >; Third Precinct, 8; Fourth Pre-
ciuct. 2; Fifth Precinct. 8: Total, Is.
Jackson Ward-First Precinct. l: Second
Precinct. I: Third Precinct, ?; Fourth Pre-
cinct .: Total. 6.
Mudison ward-First Precinct, 3; Sec
ond Precinct 3: nird Precinct, 3: Fourth
Precinct. /; Total TO-
Marshall Ward-EFst Precinct. 5; Sec
ond Precinct. 3; Third Precinct, 8; Total,
X
There viii be one alternate nuuaec for
each delegate. according to the above ap-
port.onment-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-19
HAD STRONG REASONS.
Governor Was Asked by Judge and
Commonwealth Atty to Pardon Him

Governor Tyler, when seen in re-
gard to the conditional pardon recently
granted to j. E. Crsmond, of Portsmouth,
said that he had acted in the matter upon
the recommendation of the Board of Par
dOns and the earnest solicitation of the
Judge and Commonwealth attorney of the
city of Portsmouth.
He said that the prisoner having COM
piled with the law. in that he mad served
one-half of MS term and had kept the
prison rules was entitled 10 a conditional
pardon provided the Board thought him fit
person for pardon.
The Governor then produced the papers
containing the petition and letters and the
recommendation OF the Board. They en-
braced a great number Of appeals and also
strong letters from Judge A. S. Watts and
commemorative Attorney r. r. Griffin.
in which they said they believed the ends
of justice had been met and that had 1t
not been for testimony OF Crisnond the
other frebuss could not have been con-
victed. d fact which they thought should
be worth something TO the prisoner.
These letters also call the attention Of
the Board to the fact that Crismond had
been an exemplary prisoner and had prom
ised 10 lead a better life. The judge and
attorney for the Commonwealth did not
think that any harm would result to the
community from mis- liberation, which they
most heartily recommended 10 the Board.
THE Board said the Governor. acting
upon these papars and upon their knowl-
edge of the case made the recommends
ton, and there was nothing left for me to
do but TO grant the conditional pardon.
which [ did"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-19
A PROTEST TO
THE PRESIDENT
Democratic Chairman Simmons Writes
TO Mckinley
AGAINST FEDERAL INTERFERENCE
Governor Russell BIacksuards tho
Republican State Chairman and
Declares He Has Lost the State
to the Democrats.
Cspecjal DISPATCH to The Times


RALEIGH, y. c., July 1S.-Detnocratic
State Chairman Simmons has sent an
open letter to President Mckinley, pro
testing in the name Of the people Of the
state against Federal Government inter-
ference as regards the election on August
%. He has shown that no Federal officer
is to be voted for; that only State officials
will be elected and the Constitution
amended The national election comes off
in November The result Of this Federal
interference is shown in the arrest of the
registrars a Winston.
RUSSELL CRITICISMS.
Governor Russell is quoted as snyng
that the laundering work OF Republican
State Chairman HoIton in having these
registrars arrested had lost the State to
the Republican party There IS the great
est antagonism between the Republican
Governor and the Republican State chair
man. Russell has never minced words in
speaking of his state chairman. His last
pet phrase for Holton is "that d-n p:5-
headed little fool He declares that
through Holton the Republicans have lost
the State materially us well otherwise.
THE MILITARY.
Quartermaster-G General Macon is ship
ping from the arsenal complete quarter
master supplies to the First and Third
Rez4nlents of the State Guard The Sec
ond Regiment is fully equipped, no re-
quisit ons having been received for any
thing. The companies are equipped on U
basis of forty-five enlisted men. There
has been as vet no plans for State Guard
encampment, so there will probably be
none.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-19
TEACHER APPOINTED.
y Mill Burned on Tye Eivcr-Nationa,
Bank Suit
Especial Dispatch to The Times)

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
LYNCHBURG, VA, July lS.-Mr
Francis H. Smith OF Lcx:ngton has
accepted the position OF Teacher of Math-
ematics in the Lynchburg High School.
Mr. Smith is a son of the late General
Francis H Smith superintendent of the
Virginia Military Institute
a grain mill on Tye river, in Nelson
county, belonging to Mrs. 5. II. Fitzpat-
rick, was destroyed by fire on last Satur-
day night. The property was valued at
about $5G93, and it is stated that there was
no Insurance on it. The fire is supposed to
have been of incendiary origin.
Judge Joan D. Horsley. William V. Will
son. Jr., and John H. Lewis left here to-
night for Norfolk. where they will argue to-
morrow, before Judge Waddill, of the
United States Court the case Of the Ma
tional banks of Lynchburg VS.. the State Of
Virginia. Acknowledgement Montague Will
appear for the Commonwealth.
It is claimed by the National banks that
the tax levied by the Legislature on Ma
tional banks is contrary to the Constitu-
ton of the United States The case has
bsen in the courts since 1891, and Is
first argued before Judge Hughes. Shortly
after the argument, Judge Hughes was talk
en- i'll. and he never rendered a decision.
All the National banks Of the State are
interested in the outcome Of the suit In
Lynchburg the sum involved is about $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-19
EX-MINISTER SMYTHE MARRIED.
Wcds Il Lady Who Was His Sweet
heart When /, Boy.
Especial Dispatch to The Times)

especial llSpatcn 10 i ne 1!fHeS-)
BRISTOL, TENN, July 1S.-An interest,"
ing marriage was solemnized at the brides
home, Willow Springs, Russell county, Va,
to-day, the contracting parties being Hon.
Henry Maxwell Smythe. of Tazewell. Va.
and Mrs Eliza Campbell King Owen. As
children the couple We're more than fond
of each other, but were separated. and
each married-l1iss King to the late Robert
f owen. of Russell county. and Mir
Smythe to Miss Campbell. of Highland.
The bride is n daughter Of the late MI
King Of Smyth county, and a grand
daughter of General William Campbell, OF
Kings Mountain fame. The groom was
appointed consul general in China at one
time but resigned because ne was not in
sympathy with the missionary cause there
He was then appointed consul general at
Samoa and pending his acceptance OF That
post was promoted by President Cleveland
20 minister 10 Hayti and charge daIaires
TO San ] mngo.
MI Srnythe made q record as minister
and consul general of which he will always
have occasion to be proud. After a prlef
wedding trip the couple will divide the
time for the present between the brides
home in Russell and The Cottage NJ
Smythes home.
The bride and groom are both past middle
age